Eisenhower Near Departure From Fitzsimons Hospital
President Eisenhower’s 48th day in Fitzsimons Army Hospital ends with steady heart recovery. He plans to depart Friday aboard Columbine III for Washington with a televised address from the Ramp and a welcome home in the capital.
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Red Architects' Laurels Crumble in Soviet Housing Purge
Moscow clamps down on four top architects including Alexander V. Vlasov and D. N. Chechulin stripping them of Soviet decorations and titles. The move targets ornate designs and skyscrapers, citing waste of funds and housing needs. Vlasov leads the Academy of Architects despite dismissal.
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Medina Lt. Gov John Brown enters Ohio governor race
Medina born Lt. Gov. John W. Brown announced his GOP candidacy for governor in the May primary at a Berry Hotel breakfast in Athens. A former highway patrolman and Medina mayor, Brown urged party unity and a new point of view to energize Republicans statewide. He presided over the Senate and maintains a statehouse office.
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Purged Red To Go Home
NEW YORK The newly dismissed architect of Moscow appeared nervous today but indicated he intends to return to Russia. Vlasov, with delegation, smoked and smiled anxiously at Hotel Plaza breakfast. He spoke only Russian and answered a reporter’s questions with a single “Nope,” then headed to his room.
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Flashlights Spot Two Crewmen In Pacific Rescue
Two of five airmen bailed from a C119 Flying Boxcar were rescued by the Navy seaplane tender Floyds Bay after parachuting into 6 to 10 foot seas 650 miles east of Honolulu. The two men were located more than a mile apart by flashlights on lifejackets. three other crewmen remained missing. The flights originated from McClellan AFB Sacramento with Kelly AFB, Texas, crews aboard the two planes en route to Hickam AFB, Hawaii.
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Powers, Veteran Actor Tom Powers Dies at 65
Hollywood obituary reports Tom Powers, 65, a veteran actor in film, stage, and TV, died yesterday at his Manhattan Beach home. Born in Owensboro, Kentucky, he starred in the original Strange Interlude on stage and appeared in Julius Caesar, Double Indemnity, and The Farmer's Daughter.
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Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Day Then Colder Weekend
Cloudy and warmer today with a high around 49 degrees. Scattered light showers tonight and windy, colder weather Friday afternoon. Much colder air moves in Friday night as the official forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions through Friday with a cooling trend into the weekend. The Wednesday high reached 49 degrees and the low this morning was 32 degrees.
Estes Likely To Announce Plans Soon
Washington sources say Senator Kefauver plans to announce a 1956 Democratic presidential bid within two to three weeks. Senator Stevenson is expected to declare his candidacy next Tuesday for the party’s standard bearer.
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Lausche Bars Negotiations With London Prison Farm Inmates
Gov Frank J Lausche ruled out negotiations with inmates at London Prison Farm during their sit down strike in Madison County Ohio The peaceful protest involved about 1100 inmates over pay for their work Ohio National Guard troops and state highway patrolmen stood by at the facility
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Morocco Suffers Renewed Attacks as Sultan Expected to Return
Four killed and two injured in Casablanca amid rising violence in French Morocco. Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef is anticipated to reclaim his throne next Wednesday as nationalist pressure builds for his return.
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Ex-Red Witness Ties Defendants to Communist Activities
In Cleveland the FBI aided trial of 11 Ohio Communist leaders charged with plotting violent overthrow. William Garfield Cummings, 44, of Toledo, testified he saw defendant Anthony Krch marek at a 1945 Chicago Communist training session and linked eight defendants to party affairs in Cleveland and New York.
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Eisenhower Emphasizes Economic Aid Over Arms for Mideast Peace
President Eisenhower urged that U S help focus on economic aid and security guarantees rather than arming the region. He noted arms for self defense may be discussed but warned against fueling an arms race while supporting Dulles and Eden proposals for refugee loans, water projects, and formal treaty commitments to secure Israel and Arab borders. Egyptian envoy warned the United States could lose Arab friendship if weapons are sold to Israel.
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India Offered Czech Steel Mill to Build in India
New Delhi Czechoslovakia offered to build a one million ton steel plant in India at a cost of one billion rupees two hundred ten million dollars Czech diplomatic sources said today.
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Catholic Laymen Protest Negro Priest Assignments
Catholics in Louisiana form a citizens council to oppose the assignment of Negro priests. Archbishop Rummel suspended services at Jesuit Bend after white parishioners refused to let a Negro priest say mass. The move sparks chapters in southern cities and calls for segregation in church seating.
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