Eisenhower News Conference Covers Paris Trip Civil Rights and Space
President Eisenhower spoke at his first news conference in three weeks, addressing Paris talks with NATO allies, possible London stop, and public information limits. He urged patience on Little Rock integration, discussed civil rights appointments, and noted changes in Soviet leadership including Zhukov’s status. He touched on budget ceilings, space policy, and gifts to officials, stressing cautious public disclosures.
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Volcano erupts in Galapagos Island event reported
NeW YORK ty Mackay Radio reported a volcanic eruption in the Galapagos Islands near Istmo Perry on Isabela island. An explosion produced smoke described as resembling an atomic blast with a 3000 foot plume and a seven mile lava flow moving down the mountain side. The explosion occurred at 10 am Tuesday.
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Alumni Fund Drive Warning Spurs Urgent Appeal
Pollard, manager of the class of 48 fund drive at the University of Vir Fira, sent a warning letter urging alumni to contribute. He warned that failure to give could cost someone their cherished job, saying someone else may take his thankless position.
Brown Signals Bid for California Governor
Democratic Attorney General told reporters and a TV audience he will name the Republican power elite during his campaign. He criticized Knight supporters and said Knowland may endorse a fair right to work veto in the primary. Brown announced plans to run for governor, urged Southern California nominations, and framed his bid as a forward looking leadership effort for four years.
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Zhukov’s Fate Tied to Central Committee Move
Reports swirl over Sergei Zhukov potentially being dropped from the presidium after Khrushchev reasserted control. London dispatches say a formal announcement may replace him with Marshal Rodion Malinovsky as defense minister. Western experts question Zhukov’s grip on Soviet power as Moscow weighs a new assignment.
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U S Sues Bulgaria Over Plane Incident
The International Court of Justice heard that the United States filed proceedings against Bulgaria over the July 1955 downing of an Israeli El Al Constellation. The suit seeks damages for 51 passengers and seven crew members killed.
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New Ways to Use Cranberries in Holiday Dishes
The cranberry season is here with intriguing recipes from November Better Homes & Gardens. Featured are Golden Cranberry Paris Cranberry Gingerbread Sur wise Cranberry Muffins and other dishes designed to wow your family and friends this season.
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