Eisenhower Witty Plea on 1956 Run Echoes in New Hampshire
President Eisenhower, touring northern New England, laughs off a partisan plea to run for a second term while addressing a crowd of about 25 000 in Rutland Vermont. He remains noncommittal about 1956 plans as he fished Furnace Brook and attended a Vermont dairy festival breakfast. Governor Johnson later names him colonel commandant of the Green Mountain Boys Brigade.
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Rutland
New Hampshire
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New England
Concord
N.H
Washington
Fairgrounds
America
United States
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Furnace Brook
Mountain Top Inn
Chittenden
Joseph B. Johnson
Green Mountain Boys Brigade
Experts Vote To Continue Present Polio Program
A panel of 14 medical experts voted 8 to 2 to continue the Salk polio vaccination program, with Dr. Jonas Salk abstaining. Dr. Sabin urged halting production and delaying inoculations until a less virulent strain is found, while others defended continuing the program and its effectiveness.
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Wiliam McB. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Albert Sabin
Children's Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John F. Enders
Children's Hospital
Boston
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Thomas Francis Jr
School of the Public Health
University of Michigan
Jonas E. Salk
Wolverton
Rnd
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Salk
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Rivers
New York City
Joseph E. Smader
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Smadel
City Manager Sets Pet Peeve Week for Public Complaints
City Manager William A. Gildea announces a Pet Peeve Week from June 27 inviting taxpayers to call 1828 or mail complaints about city operations. Limitations include legitimate concerns and no anonymous calls. The plan drew Council approval with praise for Gildea's courage.
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William A. Gildea
Gildea
Henry J. DeCotts
Nehru and Bulganin urge Formosa surrender to China Reds
The Premiers of India and Russia issued a joint declaration calling for Formosa to be ceded to the Chinese Communist regime. They also urged a U N seat for Communist China and a ban on atomic weapons, pledging international arms reduction and greater global cooperation.
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Rome
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi Zhukov
Chou En-lai
Tito Tater
Indochina
North
Viet Nam
Yugoslavia
Washington
State Department
Taiwan
Peiping
USN
Far East
Compromise Reserve Bill Blasted By N.Y. Legislator
Washington All-Hup. Rep Powell objects to a revised Eisenhower reserve bill saying it worsens segregation issues. A House Armed Services subcommittee voted 11 to 1 to approve the compromise avoiding National Guard references. The bill creates a six month reserve training program for volunteers under 18 and heads to the full committee for quick House action. Powell plans an antisegregation amendment and fears Senate changes. Brooks says the measure shields against universal training.
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House Armed Services
Brooks
National Guard
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Secretary of Defense
High School seals easement talks with Mrs Adams over drainage lines
New hints that Mrs John Payson Adams may grant a drainage easement crossed her Newport estate. The High School Commission postponed condemnation to July 13 to allow talks through her counsel. Attoney Cornelius Moore said Adams could adjust terms, and the panel may delay further after Adams arrives in Newport.
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High School Commission
John Payson Adams
Ruggles Avenue
New High School Commission
Adams
Maher
Dean J. Lewis
Moore
Newport
Lily Pond
Peron Seeks Ends to Rumor Campaign As Revolt Fallout
In Buenos Aires President Juan Peron consolidates power after last week's bloody revolt. He sets a fourth national broadcast and signals ending Luero’s post revolt powers while CGT and Peronista parties pledge loyalty. Police report 14 arrests for spreading untruths in Buenos Aires province. The Supreme War Council continues trials of revolters, with some Navy Ministry personnel freed.
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Argentina
Peron
Franklin Lucero
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CGT
Peronista
Lucero
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la Epoca
Supreme War Council
Navy Ministry
Navy
City Dump Fires Blaze At Council Meeting
North end residents had petitions and complaints about city dump fires that prompted an injunction and council debate. Councilman Bailey urged watering the fires to allow sleep, while Maher warned against steam and gas. bulldozing or incinerator repairs were discussed. Public works said watering worsens stench. incinerator repairs bid date moved to June 29 with $40,000 from bond funds.
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Rufus E. D. Bailey
William A. Gildea
Public Works Department
Bailey
Public Works
James L. Maher
Maher
William H. Leys
Public
Raymond P. Garcia
Louis P. Virgadamo
Garcia
French Minister Calls For German Unification At UN
French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay urged unified Germany with equal security for all, opposing a neutral buffer state and warning against overarmed trusteeship as the UN anniversary session entered its fourth day. He signaled a major test for the big four summit in Geneva next month.
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San Francis Cu Uh
Antoine Pinay
Germany
U. N
U.N
Molotov
China
George Yeh
Kimay
Geneva
Pinay
Search Is Begun To Find Premier To Replace Scelba
Rome reports President Giovanni Gronchi began a search for a new premier to replace Mario Scelba, who quit after 150 months in office amid Christian Democrat turmoil. The process includes talks with Enrico De Nicola and Giuseppe Pella, with a likely next premier from the Christian Democrats and a pro West foreign policy within the Atlantic Pact.
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Rome
Giovanni
Gronchi
Mario Scelba
Haly
Christian Democrat
Scelba
Gronehi
Enrico de Nicola
Giuseppe Pella
Christian Democrats
Gen Taylor welcomed in Washington to become Army chief
Gen Max D Taylor arrived in Washington to assume as the new Army chief of staff amid ceremonial welcome. Officials including outgoing Stevens and Ridgway attended as Taylor discussed the army's proper role in national defense and noted the resignation and succession plans involving Wilber M Brucker. He recalled serving in Japan and Korea and urged careful Far East considerations.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Taylor
Stevens
Wilberm Brucker
Ridgway
Bob Stevens
Brucker
Japan
Korea
Far East
Fguchi
Ejlis C. Briggs
Air Force
Middle East
Spain
Eisenhower
Wilson
Defense
White House
Defense Department
Wilber M. Brucker
McCarthy's Bid for Big Four Talks With Satellites Fails
The Senate rejected 77 to 4 Sen. McCarthy's push to press the Big Four about Russia satellite states, signaling no further Senate action. Barkley stated the President need not wait for Senate advice ahead of Geneva talks, while Fulbright called the vote a rebuke of McCarthy.
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Jenner
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Langer
North Dakota
Malone
Nevada
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