Eisenhower lauds Iran in 3 continent peace tour
President Eisenhower praised Iran for refusing to stay out of the free world fight against communism during a Tehran stop. He praised Iran’s fortitude in Parliament and urged continued Middle East defense ties while outlining aims for global peace and disarmament during a 3,300 mile, three continent journey.
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Pioneer Maestro Moranzino Dies at 78 in Italy
Milan Italy UP I Roberto Moranzoni a 12 year conductor at the New York Metropolitan Opera House died in a hospital yesterday in Desio at age 78 Moranzoni directed Puccini triptych in New York in 1908 He conducted in Boston and Chicago He married soprano Maria Camporelli and retired returning to Italy in 1947
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Eisenhower Sets 3 Day Mediterranean Cruise for Rest
President Eisenhower will sail from Des Moines tomorrow for a three day Mediterranean cruise to Tunisia and France aboard the U S Des Moines. The trip aims to provide rest amid talks with government leaders and a Paris Western summit appearance. He will meet Tunisia’s President Habib Bourguiba aboard the cruiser and spend four hours ashore in Tunisia before Toulon France.
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Eisenhower Faces Strain During Goodwill Tour Ends India Visit
President Eisenhower lands in Athens after a five day India visit that drew large crowds and mixed results. He praised economic aid to India and urged defense pacts while noting Gandhi’s teachings. In Iran and Greece he weighs US aid amid economic pressure and trade talks.
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Vermont’s Meyer rails at languid liberals in politics
Vermont’s first Democratic congressman in 100 years, William H. Meyer, condemned languid liberals at a Bill of Rights banquet at the Biltmore Hotel. He urged progressives to defend a program fit for modern needs and warned that controversy is no longer seen as a threat to security.
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Eisenhower Praises Taj Mahal During Agra Visit
President Eisenhower toured the Taj Mahal near Agra with Prime Minister Nehru, calling the monument more wonderful than expected. He expressed lifelong desire to see it, admired the marble facade and intricate carvings, and joined cheering crowds during a warm, sunny visit in India.
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Admiral Bids for Safety Across Nation
Rear Adm. Allen Smith Jr. wrote 5 000 personal letters to parents and wives of service personnel urging safe driving in holiday leave letters. The letters were mailed nationwide from GLENVIEW Illinois and sent by the Naval Air Reserve training chief.
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