Eisenhower meets GOP leaders on world crisis reviews
President Eisenhower and Senate Republican leaders held a meeting to assess the Lebanon France and Algeria crises. William F. Knowland said no action by Congress was discussed and noted no talk of the South American tour. The session preceded a planned New York speech on the economy.
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Nikolai Shvernik Named Hero of Socialist Labor
Nikolai M. Shvernik, former president of the Soviet Union, was named a hero of socialist labor in recognition of his seventh birthday and his services to the Communist Party and the Soviet people.
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AF Planes Set to Go to Lebanon
Eighteen U S Air Force Globemaster transports arrived at bases in Germany and France for potential use in the Middle East. Ordered to West Germany, they may evacuate Americans or ferry arms to Lebanon. Details of front three-deckers kept secret. No orders yet to fly to Lebanon. they will remain in Europe ready for action.
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Bombs Hit Beirut Market Amid Beirut Turmoil
Two bombs exploded in a crowded Beirut vegetable market injuring and killing many. Security forces arrested about 150. Market reopening defied opposition as unrest raged across Lebanon, with Tripoli and Moslem groups fueling broader political violence.
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Russians Oust U S Diplomat From Moscow University
The State Department reported the expulsion of John A. Baker Jr. from Moscow University amid protests by U S Ambassador Liewellyn Thompson. Baker, allowed to study Russian medieval history, denied any misconduct and said the action stemmed from friendly ties with students.
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Dining Offer Abandoned Dinner Plan Details Eccentric Menu
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dining offer with prices and a private patio, mentioning a room and meals at 26.4 dollars per person, Prime rib choice steak and turkey bacon Virginia jam. Also notes telephone contact and unclear items, with several garbled phrases and stray restaurant terms.
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Elmer Davis Dies Veteran News Analyst at 68
Elmer Davis longtime chief of the Office of War Information died at George Washington University Hospital after a stroke. The 68 year old author and journalist had served in World War II, contributed to the New York Times, and helped found Americans for Democratic Action in 1947. He is survived by his wife Florence MacMillan, daughter Caroline Ann and son Robert Lloyd Davis. A private funeral was planned with a memorial service possibly at Washington Cathedral. Davis was born in Avorea Indiana.
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