Eisenhower's long convalescence to begin at Fitzsimons
President Eisenhower continues recovery after heart attack with doctors predicting a lengthy hospital stay. Doctors say he may not be physically able to run again and will likely remain at Fitzsimons Army Hospital for about a month or more. President met with Vice President Nixon and Cabinet officials to plan visits while his outlook remains guarded and uncertain.
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1956 Democratic race centers on Harriman Stevenson Symington
Averell Harriman Adlai Stevenson and Stuart Symington headline a growing 1956 Democratic presidential landscape as debates over Stevenson for president and Humprey for vice president unfold. Republicans eye President Eisenhower amid questions of a potential bid for re election.
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Lee's Balk Termed Blow At the Men
In Salt Lake City the Utah Democrats called Gov. J Bracken Lee's withholding of federal income tax as a test of constitutional rights a direct attack on national policy. Lee refused to resign or retract his stance saying the tax for foreign aid is unconstitutional and he hopes to raise awareness.
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Cincinnati Milk Price Hike Shows Small Increase
In Cincinnati the price of milk rose by about 1 percent per quart as dealers cited higher production costs. Regular home delivered milk now costs 23 cents per quart and homogenized 24 cents, with half gallon prices rising from 43 to 45 cents and 45 to 47 cents respectively.
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Lost boy found in cafe as mother faces neglect charge
In Ludlow Kentucky police say three year old Steven Michael Ratliff wandered from his parked car while his mother Ethel Lewis 18 drank at a tavern. A taxicab driver found him in the street and returned him to his mother but he wandered again and was taken in by patrons. Mrs Lucille Lee 27 a childless divorcee held the boy overnight and later handed him to police. Lewis was jailed in Covington Kentucky on drunkenness and charged with gross neglect bond set at 2500 dollars awaiting grand jury action. Steven said Cops got my mommy.
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Ethel Lewis
Ludlow
Steven
Lucille Lee
Covington
Lee
Eighteen Youths Injured as Trailer Spills
Eighteen youngsters were spilled into South High Street when a wheel flew off a stake trailer taking them to a parochial school football game. Sixteen were hurt, three seriously. Terry Adams 9 Fred Dettling 12 and Ronald Kotch 12 admitted to Children's Hospital.
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Fred Dettling
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Lebanon shotgun death under investigation after family accident
In Lebanon three people face questions after a 12 gauge shotgun discharge in a car killed Charles Abner. Sheriff Satterthwaite notes possible murder or accidental death as Laura Abner and Brack Gabbard, both involved, await further questioning. Evidence points to a drunken midnight incident on Rt. 123 near Morrow with two young children present.
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Charles Abner
Morrow
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Abner
Laura
Brack Gabbard
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Lausche Urged To Run For President By Ohio Lawmakers
Two Ohio House members from Mahoning County urge Gov. Frank Lausche to run for president. In a letter Rep. John Lynch and Rep. G D Tablack back a 1956 Democratic convention bid and pledge their support. The governor has hinted at a possible favorite son candidacy with a Feb 8 filing deadline.
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Ohio Deaths Soar To 24
Ohio's traffic toll rose to 24 deaths from 6 p m Friday to Sunday midnight amid calm weekend weather. Darke and Hancock counties each reported three fatalities, with double deaths near Dayton Ravenna and Coshocton. A Cleveland railroad worker died when a locomotive struck his rider car, and a Shelby man drowned in a well he was cleaning.
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Red Chinese Troops Withdraw From North Korea Reported
The first contingent of six Chinese Communist divisions crossed into Red China from North Korea, via the Manchurian border, aboard a 40 car train carrying 1,440 men and weapons. The Red radio in Pyongyang broadcast the withdrawal.
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Dulles Outlines Two Plans for Soviet Policy at Geneva
Secretary of State Dulles announced two approaches for the upcoming Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva. One plan anticipates Russian obstruction, the other seeks to exploit any genuine Soviet moves toward harmony. He urged readiness to meet aggression or seize opportunities for disarmament progress.
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Weather Outlook Fair and Mild With Warmer Tuesday
Forecasters expect fair and sunny weather today then clear and cool tonight. Tuesday brings warmer conditions with some clouds. Sunday reached a high of 72 degrees at 4 p.m.. the low this morning was 43 at 6:30 a.m.
Car Leap Fatal Trip Ends in Chillicothe Girl's Death
JoAnn Seymour an 18 year old of Chillicothe died in a Columbus hospital after leaping from a speeding car driven by a boy companion last Wednesday. State patrol described the incident as a fatal leap near her home.
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Chillicothe
State Highway Patrol
Former Valet recounts Hitler Braun deaths in 1945 bunker blaze
Berlin reports quote Heinz Linge, Hitler's valet, saying a roaring gasoline blaze burned Hitler and Eva Braun in the garden above the bunker as about 10 staff watched near the Fuehrer's air shelter. Linge says he carried Hitler's body out and helped pour gasoline, then watched it burn for five minutes.
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Kefauver Calls For Reappraisal Of Asian Aid
Sen Estes Kefauver after a seven nation Far East tour says the aid program requires reappraisal in some countries but is generally well handled. He notes balancing economic and military funds should be examined case by case and plans to present recommendations to the Senate Armed Services Committee after briefing with Gen. Lemnitzer and aides in Tokyo before Korea.
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America
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Korea
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France approves Faure plan for Morocco home rule
Premier Edgar Faure wins a 477 to 140 Assembly vote backing his Moroccan reform program. The measure calls for a regency to take over the sultan’s powers and for a Moroccan government to negotiate broader French control, while clashes and protests erupt across Morocco and France.
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Si Bekkai
Sefrou
Governor Halts New Castle Foundry Clash
Indiana Governor George Craig intervened to avert violence at the Perfect Circle Corp foundry in New Castle. The National Guard would stay on site while talks with the CIO United Auto Workers proceed. the firm promised not to reopen at 7 45 am and the union agreed to limit pickets as a noon meeting was arranged.
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