Eisenhower eyes NATO session as White House briefings proceed
President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s recovery progresses with aides moving between the executive mansion and staff offices. Hagerty said no firm decision on his attendance at the NATO summit, while he signed routine papers on aeronautics and tariffs. Eisenhower attended church services, prompting questions about his return to full health, which doctors have not yet declared fully complete.
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Morocco King Eyes War Near Homeland
Morocco declares possible royal army involvement as fighting erupts in Ifni and Spanish Sahara. Lib eration forces clash with Spanish troops amid uprisings in Teni and other Berber towns. Madrid reports fatalities on both sides and seeks U.S. mediation to end the conflict.
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British Vertical Jet Crash Kills U. S. Pilot
A Flying Bedstead vertical takeoff jet crashed on a trial night in Hucknall England killing American born Wing Commander Gordon Larsen 41 a decorated World War I RAF pilot who had lived in England for years.
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Students and police clash after Edison upset
In Miami, students joined by older men fought police after Edison beat Miami High 20 to 7. A motorcycle officer was injured, four others seriously hurt, two roughed up, and several firemen and students were injured. About two hours later Edison principal William Duncan urged most demonstrators to go home. Three men held in jail on disorderly conduct and resisting police, with five cruisers damaged.
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Immigration Laws Called Science Bar
Rep. Emanuel Celler of New York blamed strict U S immigration laws for the country’s shortage of trained scientists. He urged eliminating the quota system in favor of needs based entry and proposed a commission to determine presidential incapacity after a European tour studying NATO energy efforts.
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Fragmented Local Notice About A Daily Audit
Fragmented OCR text mentions daily review at a local site with an audit. It references a person or group, a calendar day Sunday, and an address in a mining area. Details are unclear but indicate routine oversight and public notice style.
Chrysler Layoffs Loom From Plymouth Engine Strike
Detroit notices report Chrysler Corp and United Auto Workers failed to break a 12 day Plymouth engine plant strike that idled 2,000 workers and threatened broader shutdowns. Chrysler warned continued stoppages could halt 38,000 Plymouth operations nationwide if no weekend settlement occurs. The walkout began November 18 over alleged speedups, while the company cites an employee’s firing as cause.
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Adenauer Recovers in Bed with Heavy Cold
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer rests in bed after being struck by a heavy head cold as described by press chief Felix Von Eckardt. Officials say no change in duties is expected while he recovers.
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Sputnik I doom looms over Cambridge as rocket tumbles
Cambridge observers report NASA style rocket Sputnik I nearing its terminal descent as it tumbles across the United States. Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Director Dr. Fred L. Whipple notes the orbiting satellite is unpredictable and may fall Sunday December 1.
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Change of Hours at Dr D N Kuhn Palmer Chiropractor
Notice announces new hours for Dr D N Kuhn Palmer Chiropractor in Long Beach California effective December 2 1957. Office hours are 5 p m to 9 p m on Saturdays and 9 a m to 1 p m on weekdays. Contact numbers TE4-5020 and pacific Ava listed.
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Russians Send Get Well Cables for Eisenhower
Radio Moscow reports that Soviet readers sent get well wishes to President Eisenhower. Cables came from Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev Premier Nikolai Bulganin and President Eleonii Voroshilov, expressing hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Gift ideas for men from Better Homes & Gardens
December Better Homes & Gardens offers a curated selection of gifts men want most. Each item is pictured and priced, with the issue available wherever magazines are sold.
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