Eisenhower Sleeps Soundly After Brief Setback
President Eisenhower slept soundly for over seven hours after doctors said he was a little tired and not feeling as well as usual. White House secretary Hagerty reported the 8:55 p.m. bulletin delaying the normal update as the president rested at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver.
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James C. Hagerty
White House
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Hagerty
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Belmont
Mass
Fitzsimons
Howard M. Snyder
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Byron E. Pollock
George M. Powell
Fitzsimons’ Medical Department
Nixon Says Government Rolling Despite Eisenhower Illness
Vice President Nixon plans routine White House talks with Eisenhower's aide Maj. Gen. Wilton Persons as Eisenhower's health shows only modest improvement. Nixon said government operations have continued smoothly during his absence, with officials aiming to run the government as the president would have wanted. The National Equal Economic Opportunity Conference slated for Oct. 25 will proceed as planned despite Eisenhower's illness.
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Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Wilton B. Persons
Denver
Eden and Margaret May Issue Public Romance Statement
The Daily Sketch reports weekend talks between Prime Minister Eden and Princess Margaret could yield a public statement on her romance with Group Captain Peter Townsend. It notes any such statement would be issued after consultation with commonwealth dominions. Margaret, 25, is free to marry the divorced RAF officer without royal permission, but the Queen as Church of England protector may block such permission.
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The
Daily Sketch
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Margaret
Peter Townsend
Royal Air Force
Church of England
Husband faces murder charge in triangle
Cleveland police said Louis W. Taylor will be charged with murder for beating Victor D. Luka novic, who died ten days after the assault. Taylor said he woke to find his wife with Luka novic on his sofa. the men argued and fought as Mrs Teor was injured. Marie Luka novic, a Columbus Senate stenographer, cared for him at bedside.
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Victor D. Lukanovice
Columbus
Ohio
David E. Kerr
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Grace
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Ohio Turnpike First Weekend Sees No Fatalities
Ohio’s new turnpike wraps its first weekend without a traffic fatality but statewide deaths reach 14 from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Two motorcycle deaths near Dayton plus two Cincinnati incidents where cars hit utility poles add to two more fatalities, marking double digit tolls in the period.
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Ohio
Dayton
French Call Off Moscow Trip After Rebuff In UN Row
Paris announced the postponement of Premier Edger Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay trip to Moscow. France cited an unfavorable UN atmosphere after a Algeria debate vote and rising North African unrest as the reason. The government withdrew its UN delegation while keeping Security Council ties, aiming to ease tensions at home and abroad.
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Edger Faure
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Moscow
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Salate
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Disarmament Commission
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Premier Faure
National Assembly
Rene Coty
U.N. Assembly
Pinay
California
United States
Foreign Office
Tunisia
Herve Alphand
New York Times Manager Julius Ochs Adler Dies
Major General Julius Ochs Adler retired commander of the 77th Infantry Division and longtime general manager of the New York Times, died today at New York Hospital at age 62 after a war era surgery and a recent illness.
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New York
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
Adler
New York Hospital
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Berber Uprising Feeds Tensions In Atlas Front
Berber tribesmen retreat through the Atlas Mountains after weekend guerrilla attacks in eastern Morocco and near the Spanish frontier. Eleven Europeans including three women and two children were killed in Immouzer des Marmouchas. French tanks planes and troops pressed the area as Sultan Moulay Arafa departed Rabat.
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Fez
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Tangier
Moulay Arafa
Abdallah Ben Moulay Abdel Ha
Spanish Morocco
Protectorate
Jet Demonstration Ends Tragedy at Yuma Barbecue
John Birt a 28 year old pilot for Martin Aircraft Co of Baltimore died when his B57 jet failed during a demonstration at the Yuma Air Base reservoir. The accident occurred as more than 1,000 picnickers watched the Air Force barbecue marking the start of a worldwide rocketry shootoff. Rescue teams searched the muddy water for the pilot’s body.
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Baltimore
Peron Begins Exile in Paraguay After Ousting
Former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron arrived in Asuncion under guard to start exile in Paraguay. He traveled from Buenos Aires aboard a Paraguayan gunboat and amphibian plane, with Argentine and Paraguayan officials resolving asylum details. Peron will hold a news conference and stay at a three story residence owned by Ricardo Gagol, amid reports of his private life and wealth in Buenos Aires.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Parana
Ardi
Peron
Spain
Switzerland
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Cosne Migliori
Campo Grande Military Airport
Ricardo Gagol
Juan Chaves
Argentina
Ignacio Diabeta
Buenos Aires
la Razon
France’s desk vacant as UN resumes debate
The U.N. General Assembly opened a final round of general policy debates with France’s green-topped desk in the main hall left empty as a protest gesture.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Faure leads French cabinet after UN withdrawal protest
Paris sent envoys home as France boycotts the UN General Assembly over a 28 27 vote on Algeria. Herve Alphand and Antoine Pinay returned. Jules Moch and two aides remain for the Disarmament subcommittee. Abba Eban spoke against arms sales to Arab states amid U S and Britain protests.
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Jules Moch
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Abba Eban
Washington
U.S
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Eban
Israel
Dayton Raid Nabs II In Dope Ring
Federal narcotics agents with Dayton police and the county prosecutor arrested 11 Dayton residents tied to narcotics sales. Undercover purchases totaled 6000 dollars, and all detainees operated in Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
R. C. Grundish
Axle Mile Tax Yields $21 Million For Ohio
State Auditor James A Rhodes reports Ohio axle mile tax brought in 21 333 308 in 21 months through Sept 29 This amount funds highway construction bond retirement and road funds and expenses The levy applies to trucks with more than two axles using Ohio highways.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Weather forecast notes cloudy warmer conditions ahead
The report says expect a cloudy and warmer day after a chilly start with a low around 50 tonight. Temperatures will rise to a mild daytime high with sunny periods, turning partly cloudy and cool tonight. Sunday unofficial high reached 76 degrees at 3 pm and 50 degree low recorded at 7 am.
Mower Collision Fatal for State Worker in Cincinnati
J. Leers a 54 year old state employee from Cincinnati died at St Francis Hospital after being run over by a state highway tractor mower on September 14. The accident occurred as he performed duties for the state.
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Cincinnati
Achiles J. Leers
St. Francis Hospital
Floods in Mexico Devastate Cities and Kill Hundreds
Hurricane Janet wreaked havoc across eastern Mexico with TamazUNCHale and Ciudad Valles submerged. Thousands homeless, dozens dead, and relief flights and ships from the US entered the crisis zone. The Panuco River rose, Tampico faced worsening floods, and regional crops were ruined.
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Tamuin
Martinez de la
Tampico
Yucatan Peninsula
Flash Flood Hits Wichita
More than 600 residents in Wichita were evacuated as a thunder storm dumped seven inches of rain. Motorboats rescued stranded people while the Arkansas River flooded farms and state roads north of the city. No deaths or injuries were reported. county disaster officials provided clothing and food.
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Kan
Arkansas
Mt. Gilead Fire Loss May Reach $100,000
A fire at the Union Department Store in Mount Gilead Ohio caused losses estimated between 40 000 and 100 000 dollars. An employee gave the lower figure and the sheriff reported the higher unofficial amount.
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Mount Gilead
Ohio
Union Deepartment
Morrow County Sheriff's Office
Salk Vaccine Cuts Paralytic Polio in Vaccinated Children
Detroit Surgeon General Scheele reports preliminary data showing the Salk antipolio vaccine reduces paralytic polio in vaccinated children by 50 percent or more. He notes many studied had only one shot and expects greater protection with full immunization. Jonas Salk plans to test a more potent vaccine soon.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Economic Club of
Department of Welfare
United States
Jonas E. Salk
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