Eisenhower Doctors Report Progress In Recovery Efforts
President Eisenhower slept well again and made steady progress after his heart attack. Doctors say recovery is satisfactory with no complications, and aides may run affairs for up to 30 days while he regains full duties.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Geneva
Atty
Brownell
James C. Ha
Western Big Three Snub East German Regime at Geneva Talks
The Western Big Three reject any East German regime while stressing Soviet responsibility for Germany and Berlin. The push continues toward a Geneva meeting on German unity and NATO status, with aims to ease Soviet security fears and advance disarmament talks.
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Big
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Russia
Geneva
NATO
Soviet Union
Europe
U.N
U.S
State Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Washington
West Germany
Supreme Court Keeps Ohio Michigan Axle Tax Ruling
Ohio's Supreme Court refused to reconsider its decision exempting Michigan trucks from the axle tax. The ruling upholds that Ohio's 1937 reciprocity with Michigan covers the 1953 tax on multi axled trucks and spurs talks with other states over pact revisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Michigan
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Frank J. Lausche
Illinois
Senate Hearing Probes VA Security Firings Over Payroll Charges
Senator Olin Johnston says Veterans Administration layoffs blamed on May 1953 security program may reflect a numbers racket. VA official H V Higley testifies most of 449 fired workers were nonsecurity and would have been dismissed under regular civil service rules. Johnston seeks department by department breakdowns to reveal the full pattern. Higley states he did not compile the lists and denies communist ties among dismissed workers.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
H. V. Higley
Johnston
Senate Civil Service
Higley
Veterans Administration
Civil Service
Subcommittee
Paul Hadlick
British Squadron To Visit Leningrad In October
The first British naval squadron to visit a Soviet port since World War II will sail into Leningrad harbor October 12. The same day six Russian warships arrive at Portsmouth for an exchange visit, signaling improving East West relations.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Portsmouth
Janet Rams Ashore In Honduras
Hurricane Janet, the tenth of the season, struck Quintana Roo and British Honduras with 115 mph winds. The storm killed about 200 in the Caribbean, with nine U.S. Navy and two Canadian missing after a hurricane hunter plane event. A 35-person Navy crew on Swan Island reported antennas down and shelter sought aboard a Navy building.
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Fla
Janet
Brittish Honduras
British Honduras
Diario de Yucatan
Quintana Roo
Mexico
Weather Bureau
Caribbean
U. S. Navy
Little Swan Island
Navy Building
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Navy
Yeh Addresses UN as Ma LoTov and Menon Depart
Nationalist China foreign minister George Yeh spoke at the United Nations in New York urging the free world to resist Communist peace offensives. He said improvements in East West relations come from the policy of strength and that collective security has blocked world communism.
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Geneva
Heinrich von Brentano
Lotov
U. N. Assembly
China
George Yeh
V. .K Krishna Menon
Yeh
Assembly
Europe
Asia
Free World
Comunists
Area Boy Determined to See World Series
Fifty fans braved rain outside Yankee Stadium to buy bleacher seats for the World Series opening game. Army Private First Class Gordon Douglas Pace, 19, of Hamilton Ohio, stationed at Fort Tilden New York, is the youngest on line and expects to see the Dodgers win in six games after watching the Yankees beat Cleveland.
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Yankee Stadium
Gordon Douglas Pace
Hamilton
Ohio
Fort Tilden
N. Y
Young Pace
Brooklyn
Yankees
Cleveland
Dodgers
Ike Market Faces New Test On Wall Street
New York reports a renewed test for a long bull market as President Eisenhower's illness unsettles traders. Markets rallied from Monday losses with gains on the 60 stock index and NYSE values recovering about a quarter of the drop, spreading to Chicago London and Paris. Experts predict a brief dip but a return to business focus and favorable dividends.
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Wall Street
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Chicago
London
Paris
Milan
Toronto
Montreal
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Martin Gilbert
Bache & Co
Logan Stirling
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Research Institute of America
Eisenhower
Da Vinci Madonna and Child Painting Not For Sale
Chicago decorator Hanns R. Teichert says he will not sell his newly found painting, valued at over a million dollars after a Da Vinci attribution. He bought it for 450 dollars in New York a year ago and may donate it to an American museum later.
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Hanns R. Teichert
Teichert
Hans Huth
Chicago Art Institute
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
Maurce H. Goldblatt
University of Notre Dame
New York
Weather Outlook Clears With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions today and tonight with increasing cloudiness later. Temperatures rise to the 70s current day, a low around 55, and a Tuesday high near 76 with a 62 degree low this morning. Downtown Middletown rainfall yesterday totaled .81 inches.
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Middletown
California Republicans split over Nixon Knight delegation clash
In California a split looms as Goodwin Knight leads a pro Eisenhower delegation option while Nixon backers press for a Nixon Knight Knowland Warren alignment. A state poll signals a fierce intraparty fight if Eisenhower does not seek a second term.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
White House
California
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Knight
Knowland
Warren
Ike
GOP
Louise Moves Toward Japan Typhoon Louise heads for Kyushu
Typhoon Louise, packing 125 mile per hour winds, tracks toward southern Japan. It is expected to be about 125 miles south-southeast of Kyushu by tomorrow afternoon, threatening the rice crop still unharvested in the region.
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Tokyo
Louise
Japan
Kyushu
Democrats Plan Private Texas Meeting With Stevenson Visit
House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson will host Adlai Stevenson during a Texas stop. Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic presidential hopeful, may influence Texas politics as Eisenhower’s health concerns cloud next year’s race. He'll lecture on America the Economic Colossus at the University of Texas, Johnson hosting overnight. Unclear if Stevenson will meet Rayburn and Johnson together during the visit.
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Democratic Party
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Texas
Jevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
University of Texas
Johnson
Raysburn
Playful Pup Shows Smart Radio Skills Then Locks Owner Out
In Traverse City Michigan Herman Burgess a city heating engineer left a beagle in the car. The pup moved to the front seat turned on the radio and listened quietly. When Burgess tried to reenter the dog pressed both inside door buttons and locked him out.
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Traverse City
Mich
Herman Burgess
Burgess
McLaughlin Shifts to Night Duty Over Dinner Refusal
Jersey City Deputy Police Chief William V. McLaughlin, 60, transfers from an eight to a 12 hour night shift after clashing with Public Safety Director Lawrence Whipple. He refused a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner ticket and will begin Oct. 1 on 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. assignments, signing blotters across six precincts.
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N.J
William V. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Public Safety
Lawrence Whipple
Whipple
Michael Cusack
Cusack
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