Eisenhower Visits Halleck Town for Campaign Rally
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives by plane at Purdue airport and plans a 3 pm courthouse welcome in Rensselaer Indiana followed by remarks at St Josephs College. He is expected to urge a Republican majority in the next Congress and participate in Halleck Day festivities and a campus center dedication.
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Arab Unity Soblen Death Cause Remains Undetermined
The Arab League meeting was convened to discuss its survival as Dr. Donald Teare said he could not yet determine Soblen’s cause of death. Soblen, a fugitive, died after a brain hemorrhage and convulsions, with drugs not traced to prison stocks. Scotland Yard investigates callers linked to Soblen.
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Macmillan Absent as Commonwealth Discusses Market Entry
London reports say Prime Minister Macmillan skipped the cabinet meeting on Britain’s move toward the European Common Market. Deputy PM Buller chaired as ministers debated Commonwealth reactions and details of joining the market while Macmillan pursued informal talks with Commonwealth premiers.
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