Eisenhower Reports Near Recovery Sees Desk Time
President Eisenhower, nearly recovered from a stomach upset, spent about an hour and 45 minutes at his desk, making a steak joke to reporters. He then returned to the White House for lunch and rest, with no immediate word on an afternoon return. He signed an appropriation bill carrying 362,891,293 dollars for State and Justice and federal judiciary for the coming fiscal year starting July 1.
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Peeping Tom hunted in L A nurse murder case
Hollywood AP reports detectives link a suspected peeping tom to the strangulation of nurse Margie Hipperson whose nearly nude body was found in her apartment by fiancé Dr Walter Drike. The case ties to another nurse and a repeat prowler in the same building, with officers noting a possible weeks long planning period by the suspect. The fiancé, a former Wisconsin Chicago track star, described their plans to marry next week.
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Marjorie Hippersor
Walter Drike
Wisconsin
Chicago
Margot Wright
Elective
Final exams fail leads to apparent starvation attempt
Walter Edwin Senior, 24, of Monrovia, reportedly wandered near Fish Canyon reservoir shoeless and cold after failing UC Berkeley exams. Deputies quoted him saying he planned to starve himself but changed his mind at daybreak due to hunger. He left a farewell note to his mother and family.
Influenza Epidemic Kills 884 in Philippines
Manila UPI reports an influenza epidemic since May has killed 884 people, with most victims children and older men. Acting Health Secretary Rafael Tumbokon says about 300,000 Filipinos have been afflicted.
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UPI
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U.S. ties with allies stay priority in disarmament talks
Secretary Dulles said the United States will not drop allied relations to speed disarmament with the Soviet Union. He noted some informal discussions with Russia may occur, but stressed that arms control talks are not only a U.S.-Russia matter. The return of Harold Stassen delays London talks amid reports Britain and France criticized his private talks with Soviet envoy Zorin.
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Stay Alive All Your Life installment announced by Peale
Dr Norman Vincent Peale presents guidance for joyful living in the current installment of Stay Alive All Your Life The feature appears on Page A B Beach Combing Page B 1 and other sections list Theatres Sports Editorial and more with assorted page references.
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Hal Bayle
Weather outlook mostly clear through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear conditions into midweek with coastal clouds forming late nights and early mornings. Temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer feel overall across the region.
Double death detectives label Balboa tragedy murder suicide
Newport Beach story reports Ross Greeley a 64 year old Balboa broker shot his wife Florence 59 three times in the head then died by suicide on the bedroom floor. Coroners ruled murder and death by own action with no clear motive. The couple known in local social circles had no children.
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Stock Mart Gains From News Push Drives Market Rise
New York UP The stock market moved ahead early and held most gains in afternoon trading as news from Eisenhower’s desk spurred demand. Motors and metals stocks led, with Chrysler up 2.37, Dupont up 2.75, Dow leaders advancing amid active but not record-strong volume.
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Elizabeth II and Prince to Visit United States
The White House announced Queen Elizabeth II will visit the United States October 16 to 21 after a Canadian leg. Accompanied by Prince Philip, they begin in Jamestown Virginia before a three day official stay in Washington and a possible New York stop.
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Jet crashes cut power to four Texas towns
A FS6D jet from Perrin Air Force Base struck a 132,000 watt line Monday, cutting electricity in Gainesville, Denison, Sherman and Pottsboro. Pilot Lt. Gerald Odenauer parachuted to safety. his hometown was Toledo, Ohio. The jet hit the line from the Lake Texoma Denison Dam plant.
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Ohio
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Here
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New U S Ambassador to Russia Ordered to Rest
The new U S ambassador to Russia Thompson Jr., aged 52, has been ordered by his doctor to rest before departing for Moscow around mid July. Thompson has served as U S ambassador to Austria since 1952 and recently underwent a medical checkup in Washington.
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Austria
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