Eisenhower urged to campaign in key areas amid health issue debate
Top Republicans discussed Ike's re election strategy urging personal appearances in major cities where GOP candidates struggle. Kefauver and Stevenson clashed over Eisenhower health as a campaign issue with Fulbright warning such talk could overshadow foreign policy. Nixon's future on the ticket remained a focal point as California's GOP Assembly endorsed both Eisenhower and Nixon for re election.
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Leonard Hall
Knowland
California
Goldwater
Arizona
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee Democrat
Stevenson
Manchester
N.H
Sen
Fulbright
Arkansas
Asia
Marshall, Minn
Congress
Senate
GOP
White House
Ball
Hall
Nixon
California Republican Assembly
Assembly
Fulbright criticizes Dulles on foreign policy timing
Senator Fulbright accuses the Dulles administration of neglecting undeclared areas and cultural economic development while focusing on military pacts. He warns the press campaign over health issues could divert attention from Russia and policy failures. Senator Aiken predicts limited voter impact on administration critique.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Russia
Adam
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
White House
Moscow
Arkansas
Bridges Says Lausche Hard To Beat For President
Allentown report quotes FW Sen Bridges saying Ohio Governor Lausche would be a tougher Democratic rival than others. Bridges notes Adlai Stevenson runs a strong campaign but fears Stevenson may talk himself out over the next eight or nine months.
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Allentown
Bridges
Ohio
Lausche
Pe Gop
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Aged Rhee Nominated By Koreans For Third Term
In Seoul Liberal delegates nominate 80 year old President Syngman Rhee for a third term though he says he wants to retire. Lee Ki Pong is named for vice president as elections must occur by July 15 and a public bid to draft Rhee continues to circulate.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Rhee
Lee Ki Pong
National Assembly
Probers Weigh Neffs Gifts in Campaign Review
A Senate panel examines alleged offers by John M. Neff to aid Sen. Hickenlooper and tests if an improper influence occurred on Sen. Case’s vote on a natural gas bill. Testimony cites offers of 2500 and 1000 dollars, both denied by Neff.
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Washington
Senate
John M. Neff
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Robert K. Goodwin
Republican National
Neff
Case
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil
Neff-Case
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Abc-Tv
Keck
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Matthew Keck
Superior Oil Family
Arizona
Secretary of State
Chicago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Weather Outlook Brings Warm, Cloudy Pattern
The forecast predicts partly cloudy and warmer conditions with a high near 68 and a low around 52. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday with cooler afternoon temperatures. Local records note a Sunday high of 58 and a 25 degree low, with February rainfall totaling 3.65 inches and a peak 1.14 inches on Feb 24.
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Middletown
Doctor Shot At Dayton
Dayton police sought an unknown gunman after he shot and killed 65 year old Dr James H. Gunn as he watched TV in his living room. His wife, present on the couch, was unharmed. Coroner Dr Robert E Zipf ruled the death a homicide and police reported no immediate clues.
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Dayton
Ohio
James H. Gunn
Candidates For Governor At Same Table
Four Democratic candidates for governor gathered at a single dinner to advocate for congressman Charles A. Vanik of the 21st District. They lauded his freshman year initiative and urged Democratic leaders to follow his example. Attending were Michael V. DiSalle Oscar Fleckner John E. Sweeney and Robert W. Reider. Frank X. Kryzan was absent.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Vanik
Vanik
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Oscar Fleckner
Columbus
John E. Sweeney
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Youngstown
Frank X. Kryzan
Key Figure In War Deaths Dies Of Burns
James M. Leech of Lima Ohio, a former Army captain linked to the Passau officers axe five slayings investigation, died Saturday night from burns suffered in a February refinery fire. The case involved Maj. Everett Corran, Capt. Adrian Wessler, and 1st Lt. Stanley Rosewater found at a Danube villa. Charges were filed years later but dropped when the High Commission in Germany ended.
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Lima
Ohio
James M. Leech
Passau
Germany
Leech
Everett S. Corran
Washington, D. C
Adrian L. Wessler
New Rochelle
N. Y
Stanley Rosewater
Omaha
Neb
Danube River
High Commission
Democrats Granted Free Radio Time to Reply to Eisenhower
New York The Mutual Broadcasting System allotted the Democratic party free radio network time to respond to President Eisenhower's announcement of his candidacy for a second term last Wednesday.
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New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Seething Middle East tensions flare after Galilee clash
Syria and Israel exchange fire near the Sea of Galilee in a volatile flare up that killed three Israeli policemen and raised fears of a broader war. Western diplomats warn a preventive war or regional escalation could follow as Jordan dismisses Glubb and regional capitals rush to confer on defense pacts.
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Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Hussein
John Bagot Grubb
Arab Legion
Galilee
Israel
Glubb
Syria
Said el Ghazzi
Cairo
Shukri Kuwaily
Gamal Abdel Nasser
el Ghazzi
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
New Delhi
SEATO
Karachi
Lloyd
U.N. Palestine Truce Commission
Palestine
Ben- Gurion
Mapai
Tel Aviv
Ben-Gurion
Amman
Antony Head
Mediterranean
Cyprus
RAF
Greece
U. N
U.N. Security Council
Syr
Bromfield Hospitalized for Medical Checkup in Columbus
Louis Bromfield, noted columnist and author, is undergoing a medical checkup at University Hospital in Columbus Ohio. He has contributed several books and columns to national publications.
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Columbus, O
Louis Bromfield
University Hospital
Dulles Heads to Karachi for SEATO Conference
U S Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Karachi to join foreign ministers and military leaders from SEATO allies for the council opening. He said the gathering aims to bolster security and assist member states against aggression as Lloyd and Pineau join discussions amid Arab Israeli tensions.
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Karachi
U. S
Dulles
America
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Council
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Christian Pineau
SEATO
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Lloyd
Pineau
New Delhi
Ime
Israel
New Supergun Shell Speeds At 7000 MPH In Lab
Dr Zaka I Silawsky of the U S Naval Ordnance Laboratory White Oak Md unveils a test gun that fires a model missile the size of a golf ball at 7000 mph. The device reduces trial and error and cuts test costs from thousands to a few hundred dollars. The 7000 mph speed is slower than the projected 18000 mph satellite launch. The talk was given to 40 science finalists competing for a Westing Science scholarship worth 14000 dollars.
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Washington
Zaka I. Silawsky
U. S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
United States
Slawsky
Laboratory
Hyperballistics
Westing Science
Swedish Immigrant Maria Lindstrom to Turn 103 This Week
Mrs. Maria C. Lindstrom an immigrant from Sweden learned 42 years ago from a physician that she had three months to live. She will celebrate her 103rd birthday Thursday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Maria C. Lindstrom
Sweden
Phone mixups ring Pentagon number in Ohio
Mrs. James G. Carmody of Girard Ohio reports receiving several daily calls intended for the Pentagon. Her line Liberty 56700 matches the defense department number, with calls possibly misrouted by dialing errors in the foreign area code. A Pentagon spokesman expresses puzzlement and says no official has heard of such confusion before.
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Washington
Pentagon
Ohio
James G. Carmody
Girard
Liberty
Defense Department
Voters Give Adenauer New Mandate
In Baden Wuerttemberg the CDU won six seats in the state Parliament and 56 of 120, securing a coalition path and strengthening Adenauer's grip as CDU grows toward the 1957 nationwide election. The result also tightens CDU control of the upper house and dampens opposition, with the Communist party losing four seats.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Communist Party
Reds
Adenauer
West Germany
Steel Load Slams Into Home Killing Two Women
A Pittsburgh area crash when a truck jackknifed and shed steel rods into a combined store and home killed two of three women present. Driver Anthony Marsilli survived. Victims Helen Clark and Susan Druga were visitors. Francis Kaelin was injured.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Marsilli
Helen Clark
RD 1
Coraopolis
Susan Druga
Imperial
Francis Kaelin
Marsilli
Ike Sends New Letter to Bulganin Urges Disarmament Start
President Eisenhower has sent a new note to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging world disarmament and open skies, to be delivered to Moscow and made public soon. The exchange follows months of propaganda over peace and sparked by past proposals and replies between Washington and Moscow.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
U.S
Charles F. Bohlen
Bulganin
United States
Russia
Geneva
Molotov
Britain
France
State Dulles
Woman Survives 39 Hours in Bath Tub
Mrs. Stella Crowley, 72, of Boston was found by her daughter Mary Hawkins after 39 hours in a locked bath tub. Firefighters freed her and she reported only feeling hungry, with no serious injuries or ill effects from the long immersion.
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Boston
Stella Croweley
Mary Hawkins
Almost Unbelievable Rescue Freighter Sinks in Storm
The Washington Mail sank in the North Pacific after its forward section tore away in high winds and seas. The freighter’s 60 crew and passengers were saved when the rescue ship The Freeman lowered rope ladders to lifeboats, bringing all survivors aboard unharmed.
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Seattle
Washington Mail
North Pacific
H. B. Freeman
Gulf of Alaska
Here
Robert T. Fulton
Tacoma
Wash
Freeman
Kodiak
Alaska
Orient
Japan
Fulton
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