Eisenhower Urges End to Prejudice on Birthday
President Eisenhower told hundreds of Republican workers at the White House that Americans must erase prejudice and unfounded adherence to beliefs. The remarks followed his birthday observance as party leaders, including Adams, criticized Arkansas Governor Faubus over Little Rock integration. Adams denounced actions blocking federal courts and warned of a rift in the Democratic Party while Eisenhower spoke of a neighbor to neighbor fundraising campaign to unite the nation. The event featured a five tier cake inscribed Happy Birthday, Mr. President Neighbor to Neighbor.
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Sherman Adams
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San Francisco
Little Rock
Faubus
America
Lisenhower
Republican Party
Eishener
Mary Jean Eisenhower
Dwight David
Train Kills Six in Crossing Collision Near Augusta
At a grade crossing seven miles northeast of Augusta a VE- A station wagon and a Frisco passenger train collided in rain at dusk. Six people died including Mr. and Mrs. B. Busby Jr. of Shidler and three sons, plus Busby’s grandfather Charles Carringer of Kaw City. A child was thrown 150 feet. Engineer Vernon Hammond said the Wichita to Joplin line train was traveling 43 mph.
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Kan
Oklahors
B. Busby Jr
Shidler
Slather
Buaby
Charles Carringer
Kaw City
Oklo
Carringer
el Dorado
Kaw
Vernon Hammond
Neodosha
Wan
Branc Line
Wichita
Joplin
Monett
Police Candidates With Records Alarm Assembly Panel
In Sacramento a state official told an Assembly police subcommittee that over 20 percent of 470 applicants for oral police jobs had arrest records in a recent check. Thomas B. Hunter of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation presented the finding, as witnesses urged the state to set minimum standards for local officers.
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Assembly
Thomas B. Hunter
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Police Administration
Fear for six missing on faulty fishing boat
Six youths and girls reportedly aboard the Queen of Victory, a 233-foot fishing boat missing since Saturday near Pascagoula, as fumes and a leaking exhaust threaten explosion. Owner Wally Moody warned the crew faces danger while Coast Guard names Enola Bianke Juanita Lopez Ertine Eliot Herman Thiel Oliver Javelais and Lionel Parks Jr. as the missing.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Wally J. Moody
Moody
Coast Guard
Enola Bianke
Juanita Lopez
Ertine Eliot
Herman Thiel
Oliver jAvelais
Lionel Parks
Mississippi
Oliver Auglair
Miss Blanke
Army Orders Force Guarding School in Ark. Cut Drastically
The Army ordered a drastic reduction in the number of soldiers guarding nine Negro students at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas. Secretary Brucker announced most guardsmen will be released from federal control and sent to their regular posts as of today, with only about 1 866 guardsmen remaining on duty.
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Little Rock
Ars
Central High School
Brucker
Washington
Orval Faubus
Tarmal
SOC
The
Army
Guard
W01st Airborne Division
Ft. Camp Ky
Army Public Information Office
Kentucky
Surgeon Felix Mandi Dies in Vienna at 65
Dr. Felix Mandi, 65, internationally known surgeon and cancer expert, died of influenza at home in Vienna on Monday night. He headed the surgical staff at Franz Joseph Hospital.
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Vienna
UPI
Felix Mandi
J 'S Franz Joseph Hospital
How to Sleep Well and Wake Refreshed
Practical tips to improve sleep quality and morning alertness. Includes routines, environment tweaks, caffeine timing, light exposure, and wind‑down strategies to reduce grogginess and start the day with energy.
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