Eisenhower Heads to Paris NATO Summit In High Spirits
President Eisenhower, upbeat before leaving for the Paris NATO summit, faces the task of reinforcing the Atlantic alliance amid new Russian missiles and space advances. He travels with eight aboard the Columbine I, including Lewis L. Strauss and James R. Millan Jr, amid continued medical supervision after a mild stroke last November.
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Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
White House
Columbine 1
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
James R. Millan Jr
Science and Technology
Daniel Ahmling
Heavy Fog Grips Southland Tonight and Saturday
Dense fog blankets the Southland delaying travel with forecasts predicting arrival around 7 p.m. and lift after dawn Saturday. Downey and Long Beach Los Angeles airports close overnight to early morning hours as motorists face hazards.
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Weather Bureau
Tn Downey
Fox
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Amnesia Victim Reunites With Wife in Emotional Homecoming
Harry Gallon, 31, reunited with his wife Betty and met his two children Renee and Gary after a four month memory lapse. The reunion occurred at Los Angeles International Airport with families awaiting at the scene as photographers captured the moment. Gallon had arrived from New Orleans, with the couple sharing a tearful embrace and a kiss amid bold flashes and public attention. He and his wife had waited months for this moment. In Fort Pierce Florida, a separate brief note reports hundreds of small fish found dead in the Indian River due to cold weather.
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Harry Gallon
Dane
Los Angeles
Gallon
Renee
Gary
New Orleans
Betty
Los Angeles International
Fort Pierce
Fla
Indian River
Vero i Beach
Cal
Frost Nips Southern Citrus Belt
Frost and record cold again hit the citrus belt and South while light snow drifted from Minnesota toward the Great Lakes. Tehr readings fell to teens across South Carolina and eastern Georgia. Florida saw 20s to near 30s. A Weather Bureau outlook predicted warming in the Midwest and Southeast but continued cold in the Northeast.
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Assomatta Press
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Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Coun‘tey
Atlantic
South Carolina
Georgis
Florida
Mercury
Los Angeles Harbor
Plains
Long
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Crestview
Jeitrus Belt
US Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Soviet Forces Placed On Constant Alert Says Soviet Paper
A Soviet military newspaper claims the USSR has turned armed forces on constant alert amid a round the clock propaganda push against NATO. Moscow Radio broadcast nonstop notes to United Nations members while denouncing the Atlantic Alliance as anti U N and a threat to world peace. Observers say the drive seeks to spur neutralism in the Western camp as Red forces remain on alert across Eastern Europe. The report notes continued Soviet and allied messaging as tensions rise in the Cold War era.
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Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Paris
Oe An
Kremlin
United Nations
U. M
Middle East
Hera
Soviet Aviation
Red
Texas Woman Shot While Moving Items in Stove
A Dallas woman, Rose Parker, 58, careless disposal of gun shells in a wood burning stove led to a loud bang and a bullet wound near her left shoulder. She collapsed but was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Ari
Rose, Parker
Page cross references and section guide listing
A cluttered newspaper index lists where to find stories on Sukarno gusting reports, a Royal Air Force Voodoo jet speed record, and various sections including sports theaters weather and vital statistics with page references and section labels such as A-2 C-7 B-3 and C2.
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Beach Cormbing
Hal Boyle
Gamies
Radit
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Fatalities and Injuries Reported in Aldermaston Furnace Blast
Britain reports one dead and several injured after an accident at the Aldermaston atomic furnace plant. The Atomic Energy Authority said the incident occurred Wednesday and that there was no radiation involved.
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London
Britain
Aldermaston
British’ Atomic Energy Authority
Paris
Harwell
U S Plans to Launch 1000-Pound Satellite in Space Power
Pentagon missiles chief William M Holaday told Senate subcommittees the United States plans to fire a 1000 pound satellite into outer space and will launch large satellites when needed. He warned that accelerating satellite work requires more scientists and engineers and must follow emphasis on missiles. He said the Atlas missile program is being accelerated amid criticisms.
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Washington
William M. Holaday
Pentagon
Itoi
United States
Holaday
Senate
Edwins. Weiss
Welsh
Welss
Holiday
Defense Department
Atlas
Diamet -R
Pentagon Missiles
Harwell
Vikelai Bulganin
Nikki Khrushchev
Britain
Macmillan
Quake in Iran Triggers Widespread Fatalities and Injuries
An earthquake struck western Iran causing massive damage with initial reports from Tehran indicating at least 350 dead and thousands injured. The quake generated urgent relief requests as rescuers sift through rubble and aid efforts mobilize nationwide.
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Tehran
Iran
Sahrich
Farsinak
Sahneh
Hamadan
Kermanshah
Opium Seized From Norwegian Freighter At San Pedro
US Customs in San Pedro seize 58 pounds of processed opium aboard a Norwegian freighter en route to Los Angeles Harbor. Carpenter Wong Kok Kong detained. captain Ludwig Ansheim notified and opium held for delivery. Equipment to process narcotics found with the cargo.
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San Pedro
CNS
Carl, Jr. White
Los Angeles Harbor
Col. White
Wong
Kok Kong
Ludwig Ansheim
Hooge Silverstream
Customs Office
Minesweeper Rams Breakwater in Fog
A Navy minesweeper crashed into the Los Angeles Harbor while entering Long Beach Naval Shipyard. The 57-foot MSB-33 sustained a hull hole but all seven crew were unharmed as the vessel reached safety under its own power.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Long Beach
San Diego
Long Beach Harbor
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Weathernog Tonight Saturday Nenne Rain
The report notes heavy rain likely tonight into Saturday with rainfall approaching thirty to thirty-three percent of typical levels, suggesting unsettled skies and possible showers across the area.
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