Partial Intestinal Obstruction Faces Eisenhower Surgery
President Eisenhower showed a partial obstruction of the small intestine. Dr. Paul Dudley White joined four consultants at Walter Reed as a precaution and surgery remained a possibility, officials said. The condition followed a recent ileitis diagnosis and was not described as heart-related.
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Paul Dudley White
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Eisenhower
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Walter Reed
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Secretarial slaying shocks Pasadena household
Miss Mari Lyn Fink a 19 year old secretary at Consolidated Electro Dynamics Corp and Sunday school teacher was found slain in her Pasadena grandparents home. Police said she was stabbed in the throat and right breast with possible neck injury and no weapon was found. Neighbors reported prowlers as authorities investigate. Alfred Graham a 22 year old machinist who had dated Miss Fink raised questions as he described daily drives and a bowling outing the prior evening. See page 5 for full report.
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Orange Grove
Mark
Graham
Monrovia
15 Year Defense Bill Could Reach 528 Billion
Washington reports that over the next 15 years through 1965 military defense spending may exceed 528 billion dollars. The Defense Department estimates cite 1951 to 1956 as a period of rising rearmament costs, with wartime Korea affecting totals. Nuclear weapon costs are not fully disclosed by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Mother Booked in Girl's Death at Los Angeles Home
An air craft worker returned home to find his 2 42 year old daughter dead with bruises and welts. The mother Frances Robledo 26 was booked on suspicion of murder. Aldemaro Robledo 26 took the child to General Hospital where she was pronounced dead. The father found her incoherent on the front-room floor at 803 N Lopez Ave deputies reported.
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Major League Baseball Tonight Pitchers Chart
National League games list Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Kowfax facing Klippstein. New York at Milwaukee Antontonelli to Crone. Pittsburgh at St. Louis Friend to Dickson. American League Cleveland at New York Wynon vs Ford. Detroit at Washington Hoeft vs Pascual. Chicago at Boston Keesan vs Nixon. Kansas City at Baltimore Ditmar vs Palica.
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British actors Granger Simmons Become U.S. Citizens
Stewart Granger 42 and Jean Simmons 27 renounced British citizenship and were naturalized as Americans in a 40 minute Los Angeles ceremony presided by Federal Judge Peirson M. Hall. About 200 people increased the number of new citizens attending the event.
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Los Angeles
Stewart Granger
Jean Simmons
United States
Peirson M. Hall
Witness in Giles land scandal injured in car bombing
In Brady Texas a witness in the Bascom Giles land scandal was critically injured when a bomb exploded as attorney W K McCollum I started his 1953 station wagon outside his home. Giles, former state land commissioner, has been convicted and is serving a prison sentence.
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Giles
Engine Dead But Plane Lands Clipper Flight Safe
A Pan American Clipper from Honolulu with 62 aboard landed safely at International Airport after completing 1,100 miles on three engines. Captain H. J. Blanco of San Francisco said he feathered the No 2 engine when it began to fail.
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Los Angeles
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H. J. Blanco
San Francisco
National Parks Expansion Urged by Admin Officials
Administration spokesmen urged approval of a ten year $160 million expansion program to handle growing visitors. Wesley A. D Ewart, Assistant Secretary of Interior, told a Senate Interior Subcommittee that visitors rose from 350 000 in 1916 to 50 million last year and may reach 80 million by 1966.
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Washington
National Parks
Wesley A. D’ewart
Interior
Senate Interior
Rebels derail Red Army troop train near Shepetovka
Ukrainian rebels derailed a Soviet army troop train May 20 near Shepetovka on the Lvov Kiev line. Reports say undetermined number of Soviet soldiers died as troops and the Soviet secret police sealed off the area and captured armed rebels.
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Shepetovka
Lvov
Kiev
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Pensions Backed by House Veterans Affairs Committee
The House Veterans Affairs Committee approved a multi billion-dollar bill to raise veterans payments. The modified American Legion pension proposal includes aid for disabled veterans Spanish War veterans and widows with initial costs estimated at 1.4 billion dollars the first year and rising over ten years.
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Washington
House Veterans Affairs Committee
House
American Legion
Mol's government wins two confidence votes on pension plan
Paris Premier Guy Mollet's government easily secured two confidence votes today in support of its plan to raise old age pensions. The decisive backing boosts the administration's legislative effort amid ongoing pension reform debates.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Summer Calm With Storms Across Regions
The nation enjoyed warm dry weather in many areas with a summerlike calm. A lone lightning strike near Tulsa, Tex., killed farmer B O Jones, 47, marking a rare exception to the widespread warm spell as temperatures rose 10 to 16 degrees in the northern Rockies and northern plains.
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Southwest
Farmer B. O. Jones
Tulsa
Tex
Grenade Blast Kills Porter at Hollywood Depot
Frelin Morgan, 41, a bus station baggage handler, was killed when a hand grenade exploded in a parking lot behind the Greyhound depot at 1409 N. Vine St. He died minutes after the blast as investigators noted servicemen frequent the area and a vestige could have caused the incident.
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Greyhound Bus
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H. B. Workman
Car Collision Kills Robert Lee Reed Near Fowler
Robert Lee Reed of Long Beach, 46, died when his car crashed with a truck on US Highway 99 south of Fresno near Fowler. Local authorities reported the fatal collision occurred today with Reed pronounced dead at the scene.
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Here
Fowler
Turtles Take Over Oklahoma Highways In春 Migration
Terrapins flood Oklahoma roads as drivers dodge them causing hazards on highways. Zoo director Julian Frazier notes mass migration tied to dry spell ending and spring seeking higher ground with terrapin crossings upsurge and even terrapin racing among locals.
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Oklahoma
Julian Frazier
Lincoln Park Zoo
Frazier
Stocks Dip Sharply On Eisenhower Illness News
New York stocks fell sharply after news of President Eisenhower's heart attack and hospitalization. Early weakness gave way to further declines midday and late in the session as markets priced in the illness, with shares down as much as 2 or more and $4 billion erased from listed values.
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Yugoslavia
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White House
Senate
New York
Bulganin Presses U S to Match Arms Cuts
Bulganin urges the United States to trim forces and military spending to match Soviet cuts. President Eisenhower and Dulles have rejected the move, saying it would not serve U S interests.
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Bulganin
U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganing
United States
State Dulles
Soviet Leaders Send Letters to World Leaders
London reports Prime Minister Eden received a personal letter from Soviet Premier Bulganin and a separate notice was sent to West German Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn. Diplomats compare the new letter to Bulganin’s message to President Eisenhower yesterday.
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London
Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Soviet View on UN Disarmament Talks Mentioned
A note cites that the Soviet government believes future negotiations in the United Nations disarmament group could be stripped. The reference appears on page 5 column 3.
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United Nations Disarmament Group
Death claims girl after pilgrimage in France
Nancy Hamilton aged 13 died after suffering a rare blood disease. She had just returned from a pilgrimage to the Lady of Londres shrine in France. She leaves her mother Mrs. Marguerite Hamilton. her father died in an automobile accident before her birth.
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Santa Monica
Cns
Nancy Hamilton
Lady of Londres
France
Nancy
Marguerite Hamilton
Government group seeks fish story survey across nation
A government survey by the Fish & Wildlife Service will question 2,500 housewives this month about canned fishery products. Officials say results will guide fishing industries in tailoring products to housewives' tastes and buying habits.
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Washington
Fish & Wildlife Service
Market Dow Jones Stocks Report 1956 Summary
Market tables show mixed results for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and components across sectors. Indices open near 479.10 with highs around 480.83 and lows near 467.99, closing about 475.29. Net changes reflect a decline, with notable activity in industries, rails, and utilities through 1956 trades.
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Indis. Ratis Utili. Comn
Ralls
New York
Weather and Page Fragments Highlighted in A4 A5 Area
Fragmented OCR shows a weather note with low clouds, clear skies tonight, and a 54 degree minimum. It references page sections A4 A5 B1 and A18 San Gabriel Valley with various column headings and classifieds.
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Coccceceedee Wrariate Soc
Cocaeeces
San Gabriel Valley
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