Eisenhower travels to Gettysburg for weekend recovery
President Eisenhower and First Lady visited Gettysburg pa for a weekend of rest after a mild stroke. The car trip from Washington marked a rapid recovery as officials confirmed excellent progress and planned follow up in Washington. Eisenhower slept long hours and waved to onlookers as his party left the White House. A cabinet meeting and congressional readers were slated for the coming days.
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Morocco's King Studies War Near Home
King Mohammed V of Morocco shifts focus from a U S sightseeing tour to the Ifni conflict near home. The ruler studies the irregular war as Spain contests control of the colony, shaping regional tensions during the visit.
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Divorcee in Mystery L A Death News
The body of Carol Ann Berutko, 22, a divorcee from South Gate, was found in a Silver Lake driveway late Thursday night. Police noted a fresh needle mark and possible dragging, with her purse containing a narcotics kit. Her mother recalled a recent divorce, and her ex-husband faced narcotics theft charges.
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Ingrid Bergman rules out reunion with Rossellini
London UPi reports Ingrid Bergman said there is no chance of reconciling with Roberto Rossellini. She noted they are legally separated in Italy since November, and that divorce is not recognized by the church there. She stressed they are adults and the question of a divorce does not arise.
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France plans atomic bomb test next spring report
Paris based Enterprise magazine reports France will test an atomic bomb next spring. A Defense Department spokesman would not confirm. The issue claims work on a French A bomb began in 1956 and that Paris has moved quickly, surprizing the United States and Britain.
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Dusty Southland windstorm autos vented by gusts
Strong winds ripped through the Southland with dust and sand. Fontana reported 64 mph gusts, Anaheim 45 mph, Toro Marine Corps Air Station 71 mph, Los Alamitos 33 mph, and Van Nuys warned of 60 mph gusts in the San Fernando Valley. Small craft warnings from Point Conception to Oceanside remained in effect until 8 a.m. Saturday. Fire danger rose in mountain areas as last week desert storm damaged property and endangered seafaring craft.
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Pakistan Mob Harasses Ex Chief Outside Assembly
Former Prime Minister Hussein Suhrawardy and his chauffeurs were injured as about 200000 people mobbed them near the National Assembly. Mounted police intervened to rescue Suhrawardy, who escaped unharmed. The crowd supported Ismail Chandrigar’s proposal for separate polls for Muslims, Hindus, and Christians, which Suhrawardy opposes.
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Ismail Chandrigar
Senator Kefauver Backs Missile Investigation Shortage
The Senate Preparedness sub committee report shows the United States lags behind Russia in missile readiness. Kefauver warned the nation that findings reveal the U S is "farther behind Russia than we thought" as coverage directs readers to multiple pages for full details.
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Russia
Fire at Azusa and Korean orphans arrive in U S
A brush fire near Azusa burned over 25 000 acres but was brought under control by Thursday. Four Korean orphans aged infants to six with tuberculosis arrived in the United States from the Har Holt Orphanage in Korea and began settling with new American families in Oregon and across the country as public health officials planned treatment and care.
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Dog Guides Blind Pair to Wedding
In Boise Idaho a sight impaired couple tied the knot at Second Presbyterian Church. Wayne Sandberg and Phylis Hagard, both employed locally, welcomed a guide dog Labrador named Clincher as the wedding party and sighted guests watched the ceremony.
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King Mohammed V to visit Los Angeles Sunday
King Mohammed V of Morocco tours the Los Angeles area for sightseeing on Sunday visiting Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank Mt Wilson Observatory and Disneyland among other stops He will attend a formal banquet Monday evening hosted by the World Affairs Council and City of Los Angeles.
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Ghost haunting splits Sunderland family and shocks court
Norman and Mrs Dixon told a Sunderland court a ghost invaded their March home. They described a shimmering wall sign and footsteps, cold hands pulling bedclothes. Exorcism failed, council eviction followed, probation given for 12 months. Children placed in care. house remains empty.
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Siamese Twins Die During Operation
A pair of Siamese twins fused from ribs to waist died during surgery in Dallas while doctors attempted to save at least one of them. Their mother, wife of a physician, was not informed immediately of the deaths. Doctors said the babies could not have survived more than a few hours without the operation.
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13 Killed in Holiday Traffic Accidents in California
The Thanksgiving Day period brought sorrow to many homes in California as traffic deaths rose. Early today the toll stood at 13 people killed across the state with two more dying in miscellaneous accidents.
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Thieves Nab Gang After Looting Brooklyn Mill
In Brooklyn early Thursday four thieves raided the Meridan Knitting Mill, loading 2 500 dollars worth of sweaters into their truck for two hours while two drunks slept nearby. Detectives confronted the robbers as they prepared to flee. four men were charged with burglary and possession of burglary tools.
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Swordfish Spears Man in Hip Near San Diego
Coast Guard dispatched a mercy plane to aid fisherman Miguel P. Firrira, 49, of the Sunglow, after a swordfish speared him in the hip. He was flown toward Mendela Bay, Lower California, in fair condition with a doctor aboard.
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Weather outlook mostly clear through Saturday
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Saturday with strong gusty northeast winds and only minor temperature changes. Rain probability is zero, keeping conditions dry across the period.
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