Eisenhower Eyes Busier Schedule After Health Milestone
Denver AP reports President Eisenhower showed progress after a heart attack with another good night and eight hours continuous sleep. Doctors say the 65 year old could resume limited official duties in coming days, with Nixon visiting and Adams and White accompanying him.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White Hose
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
White House
Nixon
Washington
James C Hagerty
Labor Tensions Grip New Castle Amid Foundry Standstill
In New Castle Indiana an uneasy truce under National Guard supervision holds the Perfect Circle foundry strike. Eight shot and wounded in a riot at the gates as tensions spike with UAW-CIO threats to march if the plant reopens.
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Indiana
United Auto Workers
Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
Dan Bedell
Indianapolis
CIO
Loren House
Union
Ind
CIO United Auto Workers
Paul F. McCormack
Struck Perfect Circle Corp
Indiana National Guard
Uaw-Cio
Little Piston Ring
Perfect Circle
National Guard
Uaw-Cio International
William F. Caldwell
McCormack
Kentucky
United States
Uawcio
Worst U.S. air disaster claims 66 lives near Medicine Bow Peak
Rescuers on Medicine Bow Peak near Laramie Wyo. battled bitter cold to recover 66 bodies from a United Air Lines DC4 crash that killed passengers and crew shortly after takeoff from Denver. Five Mormon Tabernacle choir women were among the dead.
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Laramie
Wyo
U.S
Weather outlook with winds, rain and cooler turn
Forecasters warn of windy conditions today with showers and scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon. Tonight will be cooler with a partly cloudy Saturday. Thursday high reached 77 at 1 pm and 67 was the morning low at 6 30 am. Rainfall figures mention up to 6 am are incomplete.
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Wes Jndhes
Youth Is Ruled Sane in Murder Case
Dr. R E Bushong Lima State Hospital superintendent told common pleas court Miller Robert J aged 19 is sane after observation. He will be tried Oct 31 on first degree murder charges in the stabbing of his mother and stepfather in Columbus last Aug.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. E. Bushong
Lima State Hospital
Robert J. Miller
Tampico Flood Death Toll Rises as Relief Efforts Continue
Reports say a U S Navy destroyer launch overturned, drowning a Marine whose identity was withheld. Official toll cites 326 dead in Tampico area amid ongoing flooding and famine threats. City water, food and medical shortages persist as aid reaches airport shuttles.
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Mexico City
U.S
Tampico
Gulf Coast
Bassett
Panuco Rive
U.S. Army
Pueblo
Colo
U.S. Navy
Arone
Anastasio Garcia
Peron Favorites Jeered By Angry Theater Crowd
In Buenos Aires a major theater riot drove Lola Membrives and other Peron decorated stars off stage as rotten eggs and jeers disrupted a comedy by Jacinto Benavente. The anti-Peronist audience shouted demands for the return of medals and warned of a future protest.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Teatro Comico
Lola Membrives
Jacinto Benavente
Reds Statl On Release Of Captives
Diplomatic sources say Red China has not yet released Americans or allowed contact with the British envoy despite a promise made four weeks ago. Negotiations in Geneva between A Alexis Johnson and Wang Ping-nan aim to ease Far Eastern tensions. Ten jailed Americans have left. four of twelve granted exit permits have also departed. Eight remain unsure of their status and contact with Don O Neill has been blocked.
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Washington
Red China
China
Geneva
U.S
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Wang
Don O'Neill
Peiping
O'Neill
Armco Named In Monopoly Damage Suit
Johnny Austad of Tucson Arizona filed a federal antitrust suit for 4 187 132 dollars against United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Armco and eight other firms alleging illegal monopolistic practices ruined his Austad Steel and Construction Co once thriving two years earlier His 20 year old company cut its payroll from 100 to 40 employees since 1953 and names Bethlehem Pacific Coast Corp Bethlehem Steel Co Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp National Steel Corp Republic Steel Corp Armco Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co and Inland Steel Co as defendants
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San Francisco
Johnny R. Austag
Tucson
Ariz
United States Steel
Austad Steel and Construction Co
Bethlehem Pacific Coast Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Convicts End Water Tower Protest at Western State Penitentiary
Three inmates climbed a 100 foot water tower at Western State Penitentiary and ended their protest by descending into the prison yard. They had refused orders to come down and demanded transfer back to Eastern State Penitentiary. The men had been moved months earlier from Eastern to Western.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Eastern State Penitentiary
Basterm
Ohio airman among 66 dead in Wyoming airliner crash
An 18 year old airman from Lordstown died in the United Airlines disaster near Laramie Wyoming while on 30 day leave before Korea. Thomas Campbell had connected to Parks Air Force Base California and Biloxi Mississippi duty. Another victim was Keith Finlay 42 of Van Nuys California who failed to secure a first class reservation and was bound for Salt Lake City to visit his mother.
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Air Force
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Europe
Northwest Airlines
Lake Michigan
Tokyo
John Terrill
Carbon County
Here
University of Wyoming
Gerald Downey
Wyoming Civil Air Patrol
Ben Butler
Laramie
Leonard Larsen
The
Denver Post
Larsen
Eddie Drapela
Denver
UAL
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San Francisco
Warren
Ohio
Lordstown
Korea
United Air Lines
Wyo
California
Dayton
Thomas Campbell
Parks Air Force Base
Calif
Bell
Biloxi
Miss
Air Force Base
Harold J. Campbell
Keith Finlay
van Nuys
United Airlines
Finlay
Chicago
Daddy Was Coming Home Too
Mrs. Cynthia B. Hawkins of Eureka Utah met her husband Cpl Richard Hawkins 22 on leave at Salt Lake airport after more than a year in Germany. Their 9 month old Sydney Lee Hawkins accompanied them but they left the airport separately. the husband was among 66 killed when United Airlines DC4 crashed into a Wyoming mountaintop.
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Salt Lake City
Cynthia B. Hawkins
Eureka
Utah
Germany
Salt Lake
Sydney Lee Hawkins
Short lived space satellite to orbit only hours
Dr. Homer Newell of the Naval Research Laboratory warned that a basketball sized satellite at 100 miles would last under one hour, at 200 miles about 15 days, and at 300 miles about a year as it burns up in denser air. The United States plans 1957 to 1958 launches, with early satellites passive and later ones possibly carrying telemetry.
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Homer Newell
National Capital Section
American Rocket Society
Newell
Naval Research Laboratory
United States
Defense Department
U.S
International Geophysical Year
Navy Replaces Prop Shafts Across 21 New Vessels
The New York Times reports a Navy plan to replace propeller shafts on 21 new ships after a Norfolk frigate incident. Affected include the carrier Forrestal and Saratoga, five frigates, three destroyers, Forrestal class carriers under construction, and eight more destroyers.
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New York
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Hanson W. Baldwin
Navy
Norfolk
Forrestal
Portsmouth
Saratoga
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Pedestrian Killed Crossing US 25 Near Piqua
The state highway patrol said injuries were fatal last night to William G. C. Miller 67 of Piqua struck by a car as he attempted to cross U S 25 about a mile south of the city.
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Piqua
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
William G. C. Miller
U. S. 25
Here
Faure Aide Billotte Sails to Morocco to Save Reform Plan
Gen Pierre Billotte named defense minister sails to Morocco to salvage Faure government reform program amid party splits. He defies calls to resign as Gaullist ministers exit, while National Assembly debates Moroccan policy and vote of confidence looms. French forces quell Rif rebels as Latour seeks rebel support.
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Paris
Pierre Bilotte
Edgar Faures
Morocco
Billotte
Pierre Koenig
Social and Republican Action Group
de Gaullist
Pierre July
Koenig
Social Republican Party
Faure
Assembly
Antoine Pinay
Riff
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Two Indicted In Slaying Of Troy Furniture Dealer
Cecil F. Maddy, 30, of Greenfield, and Edward Mc Cullen, 28, of Frankfort, were indicted by the Miami County Grand Jury on first degree murder charges in the December 27 robbery killing of Grover C. Chipley, Troy furniture dealer. No trial date set.
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Troy
Ohio
Cecil F. Maddy
Greenfield
Edward McCullen
Frankfort
Miami County
Grover C. Chipley
Journal highlights mix of study and fun for student nurses
Sunday’s Journal Society section introduces 18 girls beginning training at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing for National Nurse Week October 9 to 15. The issue features a page of pictures and notes on the new class and supervised recreation for youth by Middletown churches. A mushroom gourmets feature profiles Elmer Miller of Peasttown Heights who reportedly found a year’s supply in one mushroom giant.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Churches of
Middletown
Elmer Miller
Peasttown Heights
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