Ike May Try Wings On Friday
President Eisenhower faces a medical decision after evaluation by Dr Paul Dudley White. The White House foresees a Friday discharge from Fitzsimons Army Hospital with follow up convalescence and a return to the capital planned for next week.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fitzimons Army Hospital
Secretary of Welfare Folsom
Secretary of Commerce
Gettysburg
White
Mom Drowns But Saves Her Children
In Fort Lauderdale Florida a mother drowned while holding her two children Irene six and Roy three above water as an overturned car remained trapped in a canal. Her husband Martin freed a window and helped rescue them. Mrs Haz el Wolin died. the children had minor injuries.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Hazel Wolin
Irene
Roy
Martin
Mine Disaster Death Toll 57 in Mojiri Mine
SAPPORO Japan Nine more bodies were recovered today at the Mojiri Mine bringing the known death toll to 57 from last Tuesday's underground explosion. Nine miners remain missing and thirty were rescued.
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Sapporo
Japan
Mojiri
Dulles and Stassen Discuss Peace Plan in Geneva
Secretary of State Dulles meets disarmament expert Harold Stassen in Geneva to push for Soviet participation in measures preventing surprise attacks. Dulles plans to urge Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov on aerial inspection as a path to broader arms reduction while Stassen prepares for the Big Four talks. The spirit of Geneva wanes as Big Three Western Powers and the Soviet Union fail to agree on major points.
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Geneva
Dulles
Harold Stassen
America
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Marshal Tito
Europe
Iron Curtain
Tito
Stassen
Eisenhower
Till Case Jury Open To Negroes
Dist. Atty. Stanny Sanders said Negroes may be on the panel for the grand jury in the Emmett Till kidnapping case. A two member grand jury will decide if white brothers R. J. W. Milam will face kidnapping charges. Mississippi has two kidnapping statutes, one with death and the other up to 10 years.
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Greenwood, Miss
Stanny Sanders
Sanders
R. J. W. Milam
Til
Chicago
Mississippi
Criminal Court
Tallahatchie County
Bryant
Milam
Till
Tallahatchie
Mathie Bradley
Stevenson Rayburn clash shapes 1956 nomination drama
In Washington supporters rely on Speaker Rayburn to blunt anti-Stevenson Southern backing. Sen. Russell predicts Stevenson the next president, while Gov. Shivers pursues anti-Stevenson pressure in Texas. Johnson’s stance and possible deals with Shivers add to a tense, developing convention battle.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
South
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Stevenson
Atlanta
Oburn
Texas
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Ray
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Shivers
Ben Ramsey
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Tito Aims for Eastern Europe Independence and Peace
Tito backs Western push for independence of East European satellites and for noninterference in their internal affairs. He and Dulles outlined aims on Europe and the Middle East during a seven hour Adriatic retreat, with talks touching Hungary Bulgaria Albania Romania Czechoslovakia and Poland. Dulles and Tito also discussed the German question and Tito's planned December visit to Egypt to meet Nasser.
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Tito
Dulles
Hungary
Bulgaria
Albania
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Geneva
Middle East
Europe
Near East
Israel
Egypt
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Cyprus
Dulles and Tito Toast in Brioni Conference
Dulles and Yugoslavia's President Tito share a toast on the Brioni island offshore retreat. Dulles becomes the first U.S. secretary of state to visit Yugoslavia during talks with Tito as protocol chief Smad laka stands nearby.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
John Foster Dulles
Slivovitz
Brioni
Smadlaka
Dulles
U.S
Frankfurt
Bomb-Slaying Inquest Set
Phoenix officers scheduled an inquest into retired racketeer Willie Bioff's death with his widow as a witness. Investigators report a weekend of detective work yielded few new clues and rely on scant evidence. Bioff died when his truck exploded. his right hand and ring were blown away, and fingerprint charts were to arrive.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Bioff
Bioff
Ohio Couple Killed in West Virginia Car Collision
A passenger Delbert Blanken ship, 38, and his wife Nellie Blanken ship, 40, from Columbus Ohio died yesterday in a car truck crash on West Virginia 39 near here. Local authorities report the fatalities and investigation continues.
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W. Va
Delbert Blankenship
Nellie
Columbus
Ohio
Mass Tests For Cancer Now Likely
Youngstown researchers Quinn Katz and Rappoport report a new optical density blood test for cancer as promising for mass screening. Using spectrophotometry, cancer serum is lighter in color, with 90.1 percent positivity across two studies of 476 and 345 people, and 3,500 tests in industry continue to show encouraging results.
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Youngstown
Ohio
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
James A. Quinn
M. D
Stanley A. Katz
M. S
Arthur M. Rappoport
N. D
Youngstown Hospital Assn
Youngstown Industries
Ohio Traffic Toll Reaches Eighteen This Weekend
Ohio suffered multiple fatal traffic crashes over the weekend raising the toll to eighteen. Pedestrians died in Columbus Bowling Green and East Liverpool while train auto crashes killed men in Cincinnati and near Bowling Green. A Columbus motorcyclist died and another Columbus man perished from carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty heater.
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Columbus
Bowling Green
East Liverpool
Cincinnati
Boy's Heart Stops During Tonsil Surgery
A 6 year old boy from North Olmsted had his heart stopped during a tonsillectomy at Fairview Park Hospital. Dr. Frank Paine performed immediate heart massage after a quick incision, reviving Richard W. Buller. The boy recovered quickly and is expected to be discharged soon.
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Cleveland
Fairview Park Hospital
Frank Paine
Richard W. Buller
Richard B. Buller
North Olmsted
Weather notes forecast cold with possible snow flurries
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and cold weather with a chance of snow flurries tonight. Daytime high around 40 degrees with a low near 22 tonight. Sunday’s high reached 60 degrees at 3 PM and this morning’s low was 31 at 3:30 AM.
Violations Mount as Israeli Egypt Truce Talks Stumble
Israel accuses Egypt of entrenched troops in the Sinai demilitarized zone and cites a Gaza raid amid a chorus of armistice violations. Jordan and Israel trade charges as UN mediators push for troop withdrawals and zone marking.
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Egyptian
Sinai
Foreign Office
Israel
el Sabha
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Kfar Saba
Truce Organization
U. N
Borer
el Auja-Nizana
Albert Grand
Plenty Fancy Rolls Royce Opens Plush Trailer Village
Palm Springs California reports the plush Bing Crosby led Blue Sky Trailer Village opening. Tenants include stars Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall Barbara Stanwyck Claudette Colbert Danny Kaye and Leonard Firestone among stockholders. Monthly parking costs range 65 to 100 dollars with an oversized pool and clubhouse near Thunderbird Country Club.
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James Bacon
Palm Springs
Calif
Bing
Floor Fight Marks Start of AFL Meet
Cleveland reports the AFL United Automobile Workers Union opens its 10th convention with a floor fight over moving headquarters from Milwaukee to Los Angeles. Delegates consider returning offices to Milwaukee and auditing the move costs. A second resolution seeks a 24 million dollar strike fund and a dues increase referendum. Senator Morse of Oregon is set to speak tomorrow.
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Cleveland
AFL
United Automobile Workers Union
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Troubled Man Admits 27 Slaying
An unemployed truck driver, Oda Earl Joslin, admitted in Los Angeles that at age 14 he killed his playmate Howard Truman in 1927, after years of troubled conscience. He said the 13 year old died in the Firestone district and was listed as accidental until his confession led to a murder charge. Joslin said he sought to forget by leaving Norwalk for Goldfield, Nevada, and later consulted doctors.
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Los Angeles
Oda Earl Joslin
Howard Truman
Firestone
Joslin
John Stafford
Truman
Norwalk
Goldfield
Nev
Benny Wins Tax Case in Million Dollar CBS Sale
Hollywood comedian Jack Benny wins a long running tax case over the 1948 sale of Amusement Enterprises to CBS for 2.26 million dollars. Benny argued his 60 percent stake earned long term capital gains taxed at 25 percent, contesting the government's 75 percent personal income tax claim. Attorneys John B. Milliken and Loyd Wright announced the ruling, noting Benny's partners included Wright, Herb Blum, and Sylvan Oestricker.
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Hollywood
Washington
Jack Benny
John B. Milliken
Loyd Wright
American Bar Assn
Benny
Amusement Enterprises, Inc
Columbia Broadcasting System
NBC
CBS
Wright
Herb Blum
Sylvan Oestricker
Peron In Panama Visits and Forecasts Labor Turmoil
Juan D. Peron, ousted Argentine leader, arrived in Panama Sunday night. He gave few personal plans and warned the new Argentine government would face trouble as labor contracts expire at year end.
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Panama
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Youth fatally shot fleeing suspect in Ohio case
West Virginia youth Ronnie Harvey, about 19, of Davin, is killed in Holmes County after fleeing officers who were questioning him. Deputy James Stafford says a warning shot was fired before Harvey ran into the street. Frey chased him in Danville and held him for questioning after spotting a car without plates. Authorities say the vehicle was stolen.
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Millersburg
Ohio
West Virginia
Ronnie F Harevey
Davin
W. Va
Holmes County
James Stafford
Orly Frey
Danville
Knox County
Harvey
Frey
Brink Haven
Stafford
Bank cashier kidnapped in HeBron area robbery
Police radio reported Robert McGinley, 60, cashier of Citizens Bank, released near Frankfort, Illinois by a young couple who abducted him and stole about $3 000. Supreme Court struck down a law allowing the armed services to court martial ex GIs for crimes committed while in the service.
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Hebron
Ind
Robert McGinley
Citizens Bank
Frankfort
Ill
Washington
Supreme Court
Armed Services
Barber in Geneva Says Molotov Gave Nyet
Emil Rusterholtz, a Geneva barber who has cut the hair of Molotov, Dulles, and Macmillan, reports little talk from the ministers. He recalls Molotov's sharp reply and notes Dulles was notably generous with tips, while none would take a shave.
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Geneva
Emil Rusterholtz
Rusterholtz
W. M. Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Molotov
Nyet
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