Eisenhower Illness Not Linked to Heart Attack Specialists Say
Washington AP reports three examining physicians found no relation between President Eisenhower's stomach illness and his 1955 heart attack or recent ileitis. Hagerty said the president is progressing satisfactorily with normal vitals and no nausea since morning.
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Army
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Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed
Howard M. Snyder
Mattingly
If Heaton
Heaton
Snyder
Secretary of State
Dulles
Getty
Market Recovers After Eisenhower News Sparks Selloff
New York shares fell sharply at morning waves after reports of President Eisenhower’s unset stomach, then rebounded by midafternoon. Kennecott Copper rose to 113.73, American Smelting 461.30, Royal Dutch 550, Amerada fell to 141.50, Standard Oil New Jersey 64.75, U.S. Steel 67, Dow Jones off 0.82 at 505.31.
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Standard Oil
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U.S. Steel
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Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight and warmer Tuesday
Partly cloudy conditions are expected tonight with a gradual rise in temperatures. Tuesday should be mostly sunny and slightly warmer, offering pleasant conditions overall.
Miracle crash saves eight at birthday dinner home
A single engine plane hit a one story house in Pacoima killing four aboard while eight guests at a birthday dinner inside the home escaped unharmed. Neighbors report the wreck tore a jagged gape through the roof and windows showered the living area as the plane came down.
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San Fernando “Valley
Ymiracin
Barry Worth
Chico
California
Worth
Owen Summers Wallis
Henry Harris Smith
Robert F. Peter
Terrence Patterson Lorknardt
Santa Monica
Smith
Man saves wife by uncoupling moving freight car incident
A motorist uncoupled a moving freight train to free his trapped wife, after two cars collided with a stopped Southern Pacific freight at a crossing. Nova Avanig 23 and William Lam 30 suffered minor injuries. John Mechikoff 45 and wife Athena 31 were hospitalized with cuts and bruises.
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Torrance
Mechikoff
Athena
Row Over Drinking Snuffs Out 6 Lives
TORONTO three adults and three children were killed in a weekend slaying sequence tied to a man’s drinking. The killer, a 31-year-old electrician, killed his wife and his parents before taking his own life in a crash after ramming a car into a bridge abutment, authorities said.
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IRA
James D. Sinclair
Freunds
Flu Ship Patients Examinee Ships Reach San Francisco
A new influenza variant from Asia reached the United States with passengers aboard the American President Cleveland. Public Health Service officials called the illness mild though feverish, with recovery in three to five days. Doctor Galbraith noted antibiotics were ineffective, relying on aspirin and codeine. Blood samples were donated for vaccine research as Australia works on a serum. Several ships have reported similar cases since April.
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Jinet
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Frangis B. Galbraith
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Galbraith
Norris
Geoff de Fraga
Australia
Asia
Francis D. Galbraith
Eugene Reynolds
Chicago
San Francisco
Associated Press
Bus Drivers Vote to Accept Third Offer in San Diego Tieup Avert
San Diego transit workers voted to accept the third offer from San Diego Transit System, averting a possible tieup. The move ended a dispute that threatened service disruptions in the city.
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San Diego
Stay Alive By Peale Now In Seventh Installment
The new Peale book Stay Alive At Your Life highlights how past hates fuel present tension. The piece directs readers to Page A-12 for the discussion, with related items listed across Beach Combing B-1 Hi Boyle A-11 and other sections.
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Hi Boyle
Wilson
Long Beach Housewife Fights Off Skull Fracture Attack
A young Long Beach wife Gretchen Q. Minish 17 was attacked in her apartment early this morning. A blunt object fractured her skull and bruised her left wrist while she slept. Neighbors heard slapping sounds as a man entered possibly with burglary or molestation intent. Her husband Frederick Navy man on duty at Terminal Island summoned to Seaside Hospital. Police report injuries not critical.
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Minish
Parl Circle
Washington
Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
California
Harlan
Chess
San Quartin
Justices Split Over Chessman Case Transcript Disputed
The ruling, with Warren disqualified, left a 5 2 majority for Harlan Black Frankfurter Brenant and Whittaker. Harlan questioned the California Supreme Court’s use of a disputed record in Chessman’s 1948 conviction under the Lindbergh Law. Chessman, the “red light bandit,” faced death by kidnapping plus charges of rape robbery and other crimes.
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Clark
Warren
Harlan
Black
Frankfurter
Brenant
Whittaker
California Supreme Court
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Sngw
Calfornia Supreme Court
Chessmen
Jovers
Jones
Los Angeles
Stanley Frasier
Ernest R. Perry
Frasier
Califorrnia
Lulie Lindbergh
Mantle
Unionist Invokes Fifth on Profits in Indiana Roads Case
WASHINGTON PI Frank W. Chapman, 300 young general treasurer of the Carpenters Union, invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked about sharing in $80,000 alleged profits from Indiana road right-of-way land sales. He told Senate roads subcommittee chairman Gore B Tenn that further answers might incriminate him.
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Frank W. Chapman
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Gore B-Tenn
Senate Roads
Starvation cited top Villa aide dies in Los Angeles
Starvation cited as the cause of death for Col David Mortera 71 once a notable Pancho Villa officer. Born in Texas and educated at Texas A&M and Iowa, Mortera served as engineer, inventor, and miner. He allegedly died after a personal safety related starvation amid disputed claims of promotion and a dramatic battlefield death involving his horse and a village recovery.
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Mortera
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Mexico
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Pauling Eyes World Wide A Ban Drive
Nobel winner Linus Pauling says he may enlist scientists from all nations including Russia to back his appeal for an international agreement to stop testing nuclear weapons. He notes 2,000 American scientists have signed and plans a lecture tour in France while pledging to mention peace in every talk.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Pauling
California
Plan to Ban Noise Is Quietly Sidelined
City councilmen abandoned a year long effort to ban noisy disturbances. The ordinance committee tabled a measure targeting loud TVs, chirping birds, construction at night, and compressors, with State law preempting motor vehicle noise. Prosecutor Starr urged amendments instead of a broad anti noise ordinance.
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Starr
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