Eisenhower Recovers Sleep Deepest Yet Amid Health Watch
President Eisenhower reported a nine hour sleep marking his longest rest since hospitalization. Doctors described his condition as progressing satisfactorily with high spirits as the health crisis overlaps with decisions about potential campaign activity and future travel.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Hospital
India
Nehru
Panama
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Mechem Due In Roswell Tonight
Edwin L. Mechem Republican candidate for Governor visits Roswell for a two day stay. He will meet with Republican County Committeemen and candidates and renew old friendships with local party leaders Eugene Nearburg and Paul Eaton will also participate in the discussions. Mechem is expected to arrive this evening.
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Roswell
Robert O. Anderson
Chaves County
Republican Party
Anderson
Mechem
Eugene E. Nearburg
Paul Eaton
War hero dies Miami colonel Williams 77
Col. Frank M. Williams ret., a World War I hero and member of Gen. Pershing's staff, died Saturday in Miami at age 77.
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Miami, Fla
Frank M. Williams
John J. Pershing
Lassiters Welcome Mr and Mrs Robert Lassiter Beck
A note announces the welcome for Mr R Lassiter and Mrs R L Beck. The brief mentions names and reception details in a local society note.
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R. R. Lassiter
Robert L. Beck
Stork News Sparks Police Interest in Suffolk
At 5 a.m. in Suffolk Virginia Willie Dean calls police after a stork visit. Mrs Dean is rushed to the hospital where Willie Dean Jr weighs 7 pounds 5 ounces. Dean is a member of the force and the case draws police special interest.
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Suffolk
Willie Dean
Dean
Hobbs Judge Sets Jury Trial In Damages Suit
District Court in Hobbs to hear a damage suit arising from a truck ambulance collision at Second and Sea. The case names Jay F. Lewis and others versus Ralph L. Large El Paso Pecos Valley Truck Lines Joseph R. Lucas and Dennis Lucas Funeral Home. Damages total 20 000 50 000 and 52 970 15. Case filed December 19 of last year.
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John R. Brand
Hobbs
Second and Sea
Jay F. Lewis
Johnnie Hamm Lewis
Johnnie Kay Lewis
Ralph L. Large
J. L. Naylor
el Paso-Pecos Valley
Delano Driver Dies After Ditch Crash
Manuel Onsurez 35 of Route 2 Box 305 El Paso Texas was fatally injured when his car crashed into a drainage ditch and overturned west of Delano yesterday according to police reports.
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Delano
Calif
Manuel Onsurez
el Paso
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Possible Loss Looms as Bases Face Political Attack
Sen. Jackson warns overseas air bases from Iceland to Okinawa are under political attack. He says losing bases would require more B52 bombers and presses for a larger Air Force budget. Senate panel approves a 1.169 billion boost, totaling 34.938 billion, above Eisenhower request and House figure.
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Okinawa
Ate
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Mar- Lee Jackson
Congress girds for busy week on major bills
Washington reports Congress heads into a busy week aiming for adjournment in three weeks. Key votes loom on defense funding, foreign aid, highways and school aid bills, with civil rights and a veterans pension proposal also likely to advance.
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U S Air Chief Sees New Soviet Jets in Moscow Display
Gen Nathan Twining visited Moscow to view Soviet aviation progress at the Lower Aviation Day show where Khrushchev stressed defense over offense. The display featured delta wing interceptors and new fighters plus a twin engine turboprop transport amid a 120 fighter and 40 helicopter line. Twining called the event very interesting and said the U.S. will not disarm until assured of worldwide arms controls.
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Nathan Twining
U.S
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Twining
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Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Tushino
Soviet Army Club
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France
Khrushchev
Several Employees Follow Zemers Resignation Move
Officials at the State Hospital and Training School in Los Lunas report seven staff quit after Dr. Ralph H. Zemer left the superintendent post about three weeks ago. Acting superintendent Dr. R. W. Mendelson named the former workers including Mrs. Kate Thomas, Mrs. E. Gideon, Don Matney, Mrs. DeShow, Mrs. Lola Shaw, Mrs. Henry Kamm, and Dr. N. A. Phillips without giving reasons for their resignations.
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State Hospital and Training School
Ralph H. Zemer
R. W. Mendelson
Albuquerque
Kate Thomas
E. Gideon
Don Matney
DeShow
Lola Shaw
Henry
Question Arises Over Courthouse Usage in St Louis County
The St Louis County Courthouse name is debated after six years of two-word usage. The Civic Register declares it courthouse citing dictionary and charter evidence. Defenders cite precedent for two words at the U S Court House downtown and architects prefer the longer form for aesthetics.
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ST. Louis
Court House
St. Louis County Court House
Clayton
Airliner Crash in Nigeria Kills 26. Ward Missing
Four engine British airliner Argonaut crashed after takeoff from Kano Nigeria killing at least 26. Steward L A Ward of Reading England reported missing. Surviving crew include captain H V Tomlinson and four others.
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Nigeria
L. A. Ward
Reading
England
Kay Buckley
British Overseas Airways Argonaut
London
Tripoli
Libya
Kano
H. V. Tomlinson
Royal Air Force
Kane Airport
IUMMSW AS&R Shape New Contract in Silver City
A three year contract between the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and American Smelter and Refining Co. was signed in Silver City. The agreement now goes to union members for ratification with a meeting scheduled for today.
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Silver City
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
American Smelter and Refining Co
Phillips Opens Office in Roswell
Phillips Petroleum Company opens an office in Roswell joining other majors. R B Johnson landman and R J Stringer geologist lead the advance staff for the new office in the Petroleum Building.
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Phillips
Roswell
Phillips Petroleum Company
R. B. Johnson
Landman
R. J. Stringer
Phillips Petroleum Co
British Judge Shot in Nicosia Street Ambush
In Nicosia Cyprus two gunmen shot Justice Bernard Shaw in the head and neck as he sat in a guarded car. The judge, who has sentenced three Cypriot rebels to death, was taken to hospital in serious condition. A bodyguard returned fire and the attackers fled in a nearby car. Police cordoned off the Armenian quarter as crowds gathered during the emergency period. A woman bystander was wounded when troops opened fire.
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Wyo
Durango
Colo
Aztec
N. M
Lovington
Hobbs
Carol Ann Boring
Alamogordo
Wanda Chapell
Max Duran
Questa
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Lovington Oil
William J. Howle
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Cyprus
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Britain
Old City
Argentine Climbing Team Abandons Mt Dhaulagiri As Avalanches Hit
An eight man Argentine expedition to Mt Dhaulagiri in Nepal aborts its ascent due to avalanches. The team, about 1,500 feet from the summit, reports two native porters killed while the climbers are safe.
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Nepal
Dhaulagiri
Nlso
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