President Eisenhower Returns From New England Tour
President Eisenhower is back at the White House after a six day New England trip. Senator Styles Bridges says the president will seek another term, noting broad public support observed in New Hampshire. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler disagrees, arguing the party would fight him if the Republicans deem him indispensable.
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Eisenhower
New England
Styles Bridges
White House
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
GOP
Paul M. Butler
Roundup
MBS
Butler
Cross walk light issue sparks pedestrian safety concerns
Residents urge blacking out the east facing side of the new traffic light at the Diamond and Post Office to fix desynchronization with the green arrow. Pedestrians report unsafe crossings as walk signals fail to align with traffic flow. A variety of daily scenes from Monday include youths on a tandem bicycle, floating icebergs in a downtown alley, and church interior painting preparations as scaffolding arrives. A blind hitchhiker from California traveling to Butler was assisted by a local bus driver. District church camps have drawn many local youths.
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Pa Nene
California
Butler
Daily Weather Forecast and Statistics
Mostly sunny and warmer today and Wednesday with fair mild tonight. Low tonight 48 to 56 degrees. Maximum 78 and minimum 45 with heavy dew. River stage 5.4 feet. Same date last year saw 85 maximum, 45 minimum and no precipitation.
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United States
Air record set by RAF Canberra jet Ottawa to London
The Aries IV twin engine bomber established a 3,300 mile Ottawa to London record in 6 hours 42 minutes 12 seconds. Dense pre dawn fog near West Malling caused a near disaster as fuel ran low and the crew landed safely in an uneventful conclusion.
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North Pole
Arctic
Atlantic
West Malling
Uplands
Ottawa
Malling Field
Air Ministry
Royal Aero Club
Foreign Aid Bill Attracted GOP Criticism In House
Four Republican members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee attacked President Eisenhower's foreign aid package, charging it gives a blank check to the President and urging a stop look and listen policy on Yugoslavia. They opposed aid to India and objected to relaxing the 50 percent U S shipping requirement.
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House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Lawrence H. Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Marguerite Stitt Church
Ili
E. Ross Adair
Ind
Alvin M. Bentley
Mich
Yugoslavia
William M. Colmer
Miss
Ray J. Madden
India
Merchant Marine Committee
U.S
Pilot Killed and Injured In F86 Bailout Over Savannah
In a thunderstorm near Savannah, Georgia, two pilots bailed from an F86. First Lt. William George MacLaren Jr. parachuted into a tree and was injured. his wife is Lorra ine MacLaren of Pittsburgh. First Lt. Felix R. Al was killed.
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Savannah
William George MacLaren Jr
Here
Lorraine MacLaren
Parker Drive
Pittsburgh
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
S.C
Felix R. al
Police Seize Large Cache of Pure Heroin in Manhattan Raid
Police seized 250000 dollars worth of pure heroin smuggled into the United States and arrested four men in a raid on a Manhattan rooming house at 60 West 92nd Street. The ringleader Pablo Ortiz, 54, allegedly berated officers as he surrendered and was charged with possession of narcotics with intent to sell.
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New York
U.S
Manhattan
Pablo Ortiz
Good Market for Boats in The News Classifieds
Local seller Mr. E. Jess Long reports strong demand for used boats after placing a want ad. The 12 foot 4 place sport runabout with 6 HP motor and trailer sold quickly, with chrome hardware and extras listed, featuring OL 4 9844 contact. Ad space sold five times and drew quick buyer response.
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W. State St
H.P
Huge Tornado Toll Across Three States Reported
A three state tornado outbreak killed three people and injured 29 while causing extensive damage. Scottsbluff Nebraska saw three deaths and 26 injuries as a nearby housing area was wiped out. Flooding from the Platte River threatened lowlands and weather warnings remained in effect across Oklahoma.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Nebraska
Platte
Wheatland
Wyo
Carlsbad
N.M
U.S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
el Reno
Okla
Savannah
House tests loom over Eisenhower draft extensions
President Eisenhower seeks a two year doctor dentist draft extension and a four year regular draft extension as House deliberations threaten to stall the measures. Senate merged the two extensions into one bill and moves toward a vote amid broader reserve program questions.
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Paul Southwick
United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Steel Industry Negotiators Race to Avert Midnight Strike
Pittsburgh reports simultaneous bargaining sessions as top producers and CIO United Steelworkers negotiators seek a wage deal before Thursday midnight. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Inland Steel begin shutting blast furnaces and coke ovens. U S Steel plans to start Wednesday as the union resumes talks.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United
U.S. Plans Quick Reply to Russia on Damaged Plane
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles decided on an early U.S. answer to Russia regarding paying half the damages for an American plane shot down over the Bering Sea. The leaders debated the matter during an airborne conference from Bangor to Washington. Hagerty said the regime discussed Russia's expression of regret and the Geneva talks, with a formal reply to come shortly.
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INS
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Russia
Bering Sea
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Bangor
Maine
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Geneva
San Francisco
Dulles
Britain
France
Molotov Returns to New York After U N Trip
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov ends his second transcontinental tour, returning to New York aboard the Commodore Vanderbilt. He traveled across the United States to attend the United Nations tenth anniversary meeting in San Francisco, with a Chicago stop drawing large crowds and attention.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Molotov
New York Central
Commodore Vanderbilt
United Nations
San Francisco
Chicago
Adenauer Pushes Emergency Volunteers Bill in Bundestag
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer led the first day debate in the Lower House urging swift approval of the Emergency Volunteers Bill to mobilize 6000 West Germans. He planned to speak among about 14 presenters and warned of bipartisan resistance on readings.
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Bonn
INS
Konrad Rednauer
Bundestag
Adenauer
Lightning strike during Little League game kills boy in Camden area
A lightning bolt struck as 15 players sought shelter under a tree in Stratford borough near Camden Monday night. It killed 13-year-old Daniel Williamson and dazed 12-year-old John McCabe and 13-year-old William Cioffi, who were thrown about ten feet. The remaining players fled the scene.
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Camden
N.J
INL
Stratford Borough
Daniel Williamson
John McCabe
William Cioffi
McCabe
Cioffi
Two Grove City Men Injured In Early Morning Crash
Two Grove City men, Burton Campbell and David Miles both 22, were injured when their car left Route 168 about one mile northeast of Grove City, plunged 18 feet into a rock lined gulley, and rolled 150 feet. Campbell suffered chest laceration, possible hip fracture, facial injuries and abdominal pain. Miles sustained multiple facial, elbow and knee lacerations, leg contusions, and abdominal pain. They were taken to Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Grove City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
East Brook Road
Burton Jerome Campbell
N. Broad St
David Miles
Superior St
Campbell
Miles
Pitt Fire Damages Multi Million Dollar Health Complex
A six alarm blaze at the University of Pittsburgh medical center construction forced evacuation of more than 100 patients from Presbyterian Hospital. Fire damaged steel framework and equipment, with losses estimated above one million dollars as flames spread through a 13 story skeleton.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
University of Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Hospital
Eye and Ear
Women’s Hospital
Walter A. Smith
Pitt
Presbyterian
Women's
Western State Psychiatric
Smith
Release Of 11 Held By China Still Hoped For
San Francisco report says Dag Hammarskjold remains committed to securing the release of 11 American airmen jailed in China. He will not let the upcoming Geneva Big Four summit disrupt his efforts to win their freedom.
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China
Pierre J. Huss
San Francisco
Dag Hammarskjold
Iear
Red
Geneva
Hammarskjold
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Global News Service Delivers Updates Worldwide
A brisk description of a news service delivering world events from Slobovia Cathay Peru England and Australia. It notes continuous work by staff to provide timely reports to readers and mentions today’s weather at seventy eight degrees.
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Old Cathay
Australia
England
Peru
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