Abominable No Man Sherm Adams Shapes Eisenhower Era
Sherman Adams, Ike's hard working right hand man, wields outsized influence and acts as a shock absorber for the president. Adams screens all papers and calls, speaks for Eisenhower, and orders no nonsense action. His power draws both praise and Republican resentments.
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Ike's Doctors Oppose Colorado Visit Says He Knows Best
President Eisenhower told about 40 Explorer Boy Scouts at the White House that his doctors advise avoiding Colorado altitude because of a heart attack there. He joked that the doctors are nuts and expressed a wish to return to Colorado after leaving office, noting his illness in Denver in 1955. The exchange occurred in the White House rose garden amid light humor about medical advice.
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Twenty Million Suit Filed Over Moody Estate in Texas
In Galveston a $21 million lawsuit was filed in the 10th district court by Frances Moody Newman widow of Shearn Moody seeking a one half interest in W. L. Moody & Son bankers. The elder Moody died in 1954 leaving a vast empire and attorney Leon Jaworski said more litigation is expected.
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Lockheed's Bird fast missile ready for Air Force tests
Lockheed said its Bird, a faster X7 variant, is ready for the Air Force a month early. The 37 foot air breathing missile will be tested from a B50 bomb bay at Alamogordo New Mexico. It carries a parachute and nose spike for recoveries, each costing $350 000.
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Navy Sniffs Submarines by Air Odor Method
A commercial digest reports Navy search planes use odoriferous homing to locate snorkeling submarines by detecting exhaust-ionized air downwind. The method, using sniffer gear, aims to trace chemical disturbances miles away and guide planes to subs. The Pentagon calls the article a security breach, while the publisher claims no breach.
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Proper Choice Of Vegetables Urged
The article advises careful selection and maturity for freezing vegetables. It emphasizes underripe corn peas and lima beans, fresh greens and snow white cauliflower, and young carrots. It details blanching with boiling water, rapid cooling, proper packaging, and containers for home freezing.
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Life Recommended Evans Convicted Of Killing Wife
Evans 37 was found guilty of first degree murder in the November car plunge that killed his wife Frances near Globe Arizona. The jury of 12 deliberated 43 hours and recommended life in prison with sentencing set for June 26.
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Five Realtors Plead Guilty To Conspiracy
Five Houston real estate men admitted guilt on federal charges of conspiring to fraudulently obtain VA loan benefits by having veterans sign papers to buy homes not intended as their residences. A sixth defendant, Hebert Paine Jr., had charges dropped due to a serious heart ailment. sentencing is set for June 27.
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