Is Eisenhower's second term steering toward passivity
The article weighs whether President Eisenhower in his second term is directing less top policy, delegating more to aides, and spending more time away from Washington while maintaining influence. It notes his trips to Georgia for quail hunting, talks with Dulles, and a shift in disarmament reporting to Dulles, sparking debate on his true level of control.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
White House
South Georgia
Dulles
Georgia
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
India
Nehru
France
Guy Mollet
Humphrey Plantation
Harold E. Stassen
State Department
Search Continues For Missing Guest In Hotel Blaze
In St Joseph Missouri police and firemen seek Walter Haber 67 the sole unaccounted survivor after a blaze destroyed the Jerome Hotel and a nearby restaurant downtown Forty five guests escaped in night garments An elevator operator believed Haber was in his room Cause of the fire remains undetermined with no loss estimate yet.
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ST. Joseph
Walter Haber
Jerome Hotel
Haber
Army Unveils Striking Power At White Sands
At White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico the Army displayed its guided missile batteries in a televised demonstration on NBC Wide Wide World. The show featured Nike anti aircraft missiles Corporal Honest John Little John and Dart missiles and demonstrated destruction of tanks and missile tracking data collection.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
NBC
Honest John
Nikes
Corpral
Fatal New Mexico Auto Wrecks Claim Eight Lives
The Associated Press reports eight people died in weekend traffic incidents in New Mexico, with five counted in the state toll. Victims include Noel Fincher and Raymond Lindsey near Eu nice, David Cly, Thomas Yazzie, and Wilford Cly on the Navajo Reservation, Eunice Sherman and Leon Sherman near Albuquerque, and Dick Turrietta in Mountainair. Additional injuries occur in incidents near Hobbs and along State Road 380.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Eunice
Noel Lee Fincher
Raymond Eugene Lindsey
Fruitland
Navajo Indian Reservation
David Cly
Shiprock
Thomas Yazzie
Wilford Cly
Albuquerque
Eunice Sherman
Los Alamos
Leon Sherman
Kirtland Field
Harry Tembho
Irene
Richard
Temcho
Sherman
Sgt
Dick Turrietta
Mesilla Park
New Mexico A&m
Mountainair
Julian Sanchez
Manzano
Farmington to Get Amana Food Plant
Sullivan-Scott enterprises moving from Pecos Tex will build a $50,000 Amana of Farmington food processing plant linked with New Mexico Foods of Albuquerque. Construction should finish in about 90 days. They also plan a 10 story downtown Farmington building.
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Farmington
Sullivan- Scott Enterprises
Pecos
Tex
Amana of
New Mexico Foods
Albuquerque
Sullivan-Scott
Postal workers strike for pay in Italy
Rome Italian postal and telegraph employees began a two day token strike demanding higher pay and better career prospects. The action affects services nationwide as workers press for improved wages and advancement opportunities.
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Rome
Italy
Polio Inoculation Day Opens in Chaves County
The Chaves County Medical Society offers first Salk vaccine shots to all comers for 1 dollar as a public service. Shots will be at a trailer on Third and Main Streets on March 9. Overhead is donated. no utilities rent or salaries apply.
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Chaves
Sukarno pushes plan for guided democracy in Indonesia
President Sukarno neglected rebel leaders in East Indonesia and Sumatra while promoting a guided democracy. He proposed a new cabinet with all parties including the Communists and an advisory council led by himself with authority over cabinet and parliament.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Sukarno
Will Lawrence Improves at St. Mar's Hospital
Will Lawrence who has been critically ill at St Mar's Hospital for several days was reported some improved this morning. At his bedside are his nephew P. L. Lawrence and P. L. Lawrence's mother, both of Crowley, Louisiana.
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Will Lawrence
St. Mar ’S Hospital
P. L. Lawrence
Crowley, la
Mr and Mrs Bradley and Kluting In Notable Society Notice
Mr R H Bradley and Mrs Bradley along with Mr Lester Kluting and Mrs Kluting are listed in a local society announcement likely noting recent weddings or social registrations.
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R. H. Bradley
Lester Kluting
Ben-Gurion okays immediate Israeli pullout from Gaza and Gulf
Premier Ben-Gurion gave final approval for an immediate withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba coast. He ordered Dayan to meet with UN FORCE commander Burns to discuss steps to carry out the pullback, ahead of his Knesset address. Withdrawal could start this week amid cabinet tensions and U.S. clarifications.
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Gen- Gurion
Knesset
Israel
United States
United Nations
Meir
U.N. Assembly
Ben- Gurion
Abba Eban
Dayan
Burns
Ben-Gurion
Ice breaks roof as plane drops chunk on car
Roy Kellett found his car’s roof caved in by a large ice chunk after leaving the Long Island Water Co. police say the ice likely fell from an aircraft iced at high altitude, creating a new hazard in Valley Stream, New York.
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Valley Stream
N.Y
Roy Kellett
Long Island Water Co
Two Americans Missing After Jap Plane Crash
A Japanese twin engine transport carrying 17 people including two Americans crashed into the Japan Sea near Miho air base. A defense spokesman said all aboard are missing with little hope of survivors. Rescue craft and coast guard vessels searched the area. The plane reportedly lost speed while approaching to land and struck 400 yards from shore.
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Tottori
Japan
Japan Sea
Miho Air Base
New Mexico Senate Approves 15 Cent Wage Hike and Lobbyist Registration
In a Sunday session the New Mexico Senate approved a 15 cent hourly minimum wage increase for service workers and a bill requiring lobbyists to register with the secretary of state. The measure also advanced a $10 lobbyist fee and penalties, while maintaining 75 cents for other workers. The wage plan, initially proposing $1 for all, faced amendments and constitutional questions, with debate over welfare and unemployment impacts. Additional actions included allowing tort suits against the state, authorizing a $5 million Capitol bond issue, and defeating a bill to expand traffic jurisdiction for justices of the peace.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Capitol Improvement Commission
Justices of the Peace
Body of Missing Four Year Old Found in Ranch Closet
In Bellmawr New Jersey the body of four year old Mary Jane Barker was found in a vacant ranch house closet by a playmate. An autopsy suggests death by fright and starvation after exposure. Police investigated a weeklong disappearance and noted the dog had not eaten. authorities sent organs to Trenton for testing.
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Bellmawr
N.J
Mary Jane Barker
Maria Frietta
Mary Jane
Edward Garrity
Frank Barker
Camden County
Robert J. Blake
Trenton
New Jersey Police Laboratory
Mary Frietta
Maria
Pat Vecchia
Vecchias
Snow Flurries Prevail in Rockies
Weather across the nation shows snow flurries in the Rockies with snow in the Northern Plains and northern Great Lakes. General rain covered the Gulf Coast and extended into the Central Plains and mid Mississippi Valley while the Atlantic Coast, Ohio Valley and southern Great Lakes stayed mostly fair. Forecast calls for rain or snow showers in the Great Basin.
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Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Central Plains
mid-Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast State
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Great Basin
Rocky Mountains
Northern
Plains
Hospital Opens Night Nurse Dream House At Montefiore
New York Montefiore Hospital unveiled a $400,000 low rent apartment building to attract night nurses. The project aims to ease a recruiting gap with 29 of 40 units reserved for night staff at $35 monthly.
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New York
Montefiore Hospital
Elizabeth Staats
Bronx Hospital
Army surgeon assigned to command Beaumont Hospital El Paso
Brig. Gen. L. Holmes Ginn Jr., Fourth Army surgeon at Fort Sam Houston since May 1955, is assigned effective May 1 to command William Beaumont Army Hospital in El Paso. Lt. Gen. J. H. Collier, Fourth U. S. Army commander, announced the move.
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L. Holmes Ginn Jr
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
William Beaumont Army Hospital
el Paso
J. H. Collier
U. S. Army
Honey for Hangover Says New York Station
Geneva New York The New York State Agriculture Experiment Station reports that a tablespoon or two of honey can sober a drunken person by aiding alcohol breakdown in the body. The same treatment may help relieve a hangover.
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Geneva
N.Y
New York State Agriculture Experiment Station
Louisville man vows shotgun response to vandals
Harold Wheeler of Louisville says vandals who target him will face consequences. After a BB shot window two months ago and more damage last night including a car across his lawn two maple trees knocked down and a stone thrown through the window he warns he will be ready with his 12 gauge if the trouble continues.
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Louisville
Harold Wheeler
Wheeler
Weekend law roundup shows multiple intoxication cases and thefts
Police court logged 10 weekend cases including six intoxication and two DWI charges. Justice court fined Felipe Gamboa 180 dollars for DWI and Stacy J Cooper 190 dollars for DWI. James L Small reported theft from a car at Nickson Hotel. hubcap theft totaled five. February police report notes 27 larceny cases and 8 burglaries, 57 juveniles cited, 65 accidents with 37 311 miles traveled by police vehicles, and one fire run by Truck 2 and Big Mo on Saturday evening.
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Justice Court
Felipe Gamboa
E. Alameda St
DWI
Stacy J. Cooper
Air Police Sqdn
Walker Air Force Base
Tommy Thompson
James L. Small
E. Jefferson St
Big Mo
Heart Film Will Be Shown Here Wednesday Night
The Bell Telephone Co. science film Homo, The Magnificient about the heart will be shown at North Junior High School in Roswell on Wednesday at 7 30 p m The screening follows Mr Sun the first film in the series It runs one hour in color and is accessible to the public Nurses doctors and all interested viewers may attend free of charge as an operation on a heart is among the highlights
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Bell Telephone Co
Roswell
North Junior High School
Mr. Sun
Vice President of Rare Metals Dies
J Crowley aged 37 vice president of Rare Metals Corp died in Salt Lake City of a coronary occlusion. Crowley a native of El Paso. Funeral services will be held there. Rare Metals is a subsidiary of El Paso Natural Gas Co.
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Salt Lake City
J. Crowley
Rare Metals Corp
Crowley
el Paso
Rare Metals
el Paso Natural Gas Co
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