Eisenhower Advances Work Schedule After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower moves into a new Gettysburg office with a growing schedule that may include Cabinet and National Security Council meetings. Secretary Dulles waits for Geneva talks while Eisenhower recuperates and eyes Camp David visits. He plans limited in-office work, conducts staff briefings, and naps after meals as Sherman Adams assists.
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Eisenhower
Cabinet
National Security Council
Dulles
Geneva
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Camp David
Security Council
Catoctin Mountains
Lawrence E. Oyler
Sherman Adams
Ex Sheriff Baldridge Faces Slaying Charge In Ohio
Former Adams County Sheriff George Baldridge 63 faces charges for the shooting death of state game protector Irvin Patrick 43 at Baldridge’s farm near Washington Court House Ohio. Patrick was shot during a hunting party encounter as small game season opened.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Adams County
George Baldridge
Fayette County
John S. Bath
Orland Hays
Baldridge
Irvin J. Patrick
Patrick
Here
Lee Roach
State Wildlife Division
Columbus
Roach
Jack F. Kammar
District Wildlife Office
Chillicothe
Hays
Don Butler
Seaman
Otto C. Noe
Youngstown
Harry Ome
Alliance Area
Thomas Utzinger
Grove City
Ralph Wright
Salem
Donald Blair
Akron
Loyal Oak
Kermit Maley
Canton
Hartville
Lee Johns
Medina
Chester Lawthorn
Mansfield
Jack
Shiloh
Carmen Outland
North
Lewisburg
Elvie Tackett
McDermott
Malcolm
John Roder
Cleveland
Avon Lake
Confused Tree Blooms in Covington Yard
Mrs Hope Coggins reports a pear tree in Covington has burst into bloom after a warm spell in the seventies. Neighbors noted the unusual early flowering and linked it to unseasonable weather.
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Covington
Hope Coggins
Stevenson Rules Health Won't Be Campaign Issue
Adlai Stevenson said he would not make health a campaign issue for the 1956 Democratic nomination. He announced entry in the Minnesota March 20 presidential primary and named James Finnegan as campaign manager. Stevenson noted Johnson's recent heart attack but emphasized his own good health and readiness for the race while signaling potential primary challenges from Estes Kefauver.
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Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
United States
Ilinois
Eisenhower
James A. Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Finnegan
Hyman B. Raskin
Stephen A. Mitchell
Wilson Wyatt
Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party
Barry Bingham
Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times
Courier-Journal and Times Publishing Co
California
Florida
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Miami
Fla
Egypt Tightens Blockade Grips Aqaba Port
Jerusalem reports Egypt has closed the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping within a mile and a half of Eilat, severing eastbound sea lanes and air transit. Israeli forces lack naval access and Suez remains shut, impacting oil and export markets.
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Eilat
Mediterranean
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Straits
Tiran
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Suez
Persian Gulf
Venezuela
Dulles Sees Soviet Orders To Molotov On Germany Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said Bulganin sent Molotov with orders not to discuss German reunification at Geneva. He blamed Soviet fear of free elections for East Germany and noted the Big Four ended the conference without progress on Germany, disarmament or European security.
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Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Moscow
Europe
United States
Molotov
East
United States Rebuffs Israel on Immediate Border Guarantee
Washington reports indicate the United States will not provide an immediate American guarantee against Arab attacks for Israel. Officials note a broader pledge exists from the United States Britain and France to defend frontiers and armistice lines, with no security treaty planned. Secretary Dulles will review Middle East policy on his return and arms shipments to Israel will be weighed against Egypt’s Soviet arms. Abba Eban presented a list of Israel’s defensive weapons needs for consideration.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Eisenhower
Egypt
Middle East
United Nations
Britain
France
Dulles
Geneva
Abba Eban
Herbert Hoover Jr
Argentina Struggle as Anti Peron Government Faces General Strike
In Buenos Aires the Aramburu regime confronts the CGT led walkout that idled meat packing metalworking and oil sectors while thousands defy the strike. Police report 146 arrests in the capital as rail workers threaten to join the action and Raul Migone becomes labor minister.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronista
Peronistas
Pedro Aramburu
Eduardo Lonardi
Aramburu
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Suchas
Retiro
Raul Migone
Migone
Kroger Opens Store With Air Curtain Front Door
Cincinnati Kroger Co. opens a supermarket using an air curtain instead of a front door. The device creates an invisible wall to keep heat in and insects out, claimed as the first U.S. supermarket to use the Swiss developed unit. Folding doors are used at night.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Kroger
United States
Switzerland
Jitterburg Victim Loses In Court
In Louisville Kentucky Mrs Christine Hibbs lost a 47600 damage suit against a hotel over injuries from a jitterbug who backed into her in the ballroom causing a broken elbow.
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Jitterburg
Louisville
Christine Hibbs
Snowy cold snap hits Miami Valley with 40s and flurries
The forecast warns of showers or storms turning colder and windy with highs near 40 this afternoon. A cold wave brings snow flurries and a 25 degree low tonight, followed by continued cold with more flurries. Downtown Middletown saw 1.01 inches of rain yesterday.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Radar Flubs At Warning In Maneuver
In a simulated attack during Exercise Sagebrush jets evaded radar and interceptors striking air bases from Florida to Virginia. Initial reports said many enemy bombers reached targets before interception though radar detected some aircraft and interceptions occurred. The exercise tested ground and air force tactics in a combat scenario.
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Ft.polk
United States
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Twister Hits Greenville Area In Ohio Storms
Violent storms lashed southwestern Ohio with a small twister reported west of Greenville on Ohio 71. A 28 year old volunteer firefighter Robert Hedges of Dayton was electrocuted while clearing downed power lines. Homes barns and utilities suffered extensive damage across the region as power and phone lines were repaired through the night.
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Ohio
Montgomery County
Robert Hedges
Rt. 2
Dayton
Washington Two Fire Department
Dayton Power & Light Co
Greenville
Ohio 71
Ansonia
Rossburg
Dayton Power and Light Co
Indiana
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Hamilton County
Queen Ciy
Cleveland
Hoga
Miami Valley
Cincy Area Lashed By Wind Hail and Storms
Cincinnati and northern Kentucky faced wind gusts up to 45 mph hail as large as golf balls and heavy rain. The Weather Bureau warned of a slight chance of isolated tornadoes with a cold front moving through. Window glass was shattered in downtown Cincinnati and a showroom flooded as sewers failed to cope.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Weather Bureau
Greater Cinay
Boone County
Brazil Faces New Crisis Over Leader
Rio de Janeiro Brazil's five day old government faced a possible new crisis as Joao Cafe Filho may return from sick leave to resume the presidency as early as November 18. If he acts the military opposition that ousted Carlos Da Luz could confront him, amid charges that Cafe Filho aligns with the coup plot against Juscelino Kubitschek.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Cafe Filho
Carlos da Luz
Luz
Juscelino Kubitschek
Cafe Filho
Cobb Hopes He's Worth S3 Million
Ty Cobb, 68, is sued for 50000 damages after allegedly assaulting Elbert Felts while intoxicated. Felts' lawyer questions Cobb's assets including stocks worth about 2.61 million and several residences and bank sums. A separate divorce suit in Reno alleges excessive drinking.
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Cronille
Calif
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Baseball
Cobb
Elbert D. Felts
P. M. Barceloux
Felts
Atherton
Glenbrook
Nev
Reno
Twin Falls
Idaho
Twins Falls
Detroit Tiger
Minden
ROK Army Aims Atomic Cannon Training
A military source says South Korea will equip its army with an atomic cannon if war resumes. He reports ROK officers are receiving training from six U.S. atomic experts.
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Seoul
U. S
Dogs Inspire New Building Firms In Orange County
In SANA ANA California six new incorporation filings appear in the Orange County clerk's office. The applicants form dog-named building companies including Cocker Bidg Co Pome ranian Bidg Co Poodle Bidg Co Scotty Bidg Co Spaniel Bidg Co and Terrier Bldg Co Deliberations by incorporators W David Leavin Anthony T Sangermano and E W Schrader reveal a lighthearted reason for the dog themed ventures as Schrader notes their long time love of dogs.
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E. W. Schrader
Schrader
Newsions
Plane bombing killer arraigned as murder charge renews
John Gilbert Graham, 23, will be arraigned tomorrow on a murder count for the Uni Air Lines DC6B crash that killed his mother Daisy King and 43 others after a bomb hidden in her luggage exploded near Longmont Colorado. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. Graham is held without bond amid security concerns.
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John Gilbert Graham
Uni Air Lines
Graham
U S. Atty
Donald Kelley
Dist
Bert Keating
W. A. Patterson
Chicago
Keating
Daisy E. King
Gordon Dolliver
Dolliver
Rocky Mountain News
FBI
Roy Moore
Oy Casualty Co
Nine Aviation
New York
Mutual Benefittor of
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Lwsa
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