Eisenhowers plan restful weekend at Gettysburg farm
President and Mrs. Eisenhower will leave for Gettysburg after the cabinet meeting for a weekend on their Pennsylvania farm. Mrs. Eisenhower's mother, Mrs. John B. Doud, will celebrate her 77th birthday tomorrow and accompany them. In Topeka, the Isaacson family reports a third May birth, a seven-pound girl born May 11, 1952 to Stanley Willard Isaacson and wife Vickie Lynn May 11, 1952.
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Parking Ban Is Feared On North Trail Widening
Robert E Vehling owner of a north of 27th St hardware store fears a 14 foot medial strip in the North Trail highway widening will erase off street parking and ruin his business. He cites city and local business opposition while Florida chief engineer Lewis insists the strip is his responsibility. He compares the situation to dictatorships where the will of the people means nothing.
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Mrs Roscoe Ates Sues for Damages in Auto Crash
Mrs Roscoe Ates wife of the stuttering comedian seeks 28775 dollars in damages in a Superior Court suit filed yesterday. She alleges serious injuries when her car collided with one driven by Robert E Brandon an oil company employee at a Los Angeles intersection on January 14.
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Graham cites prayer as force for peace behind iron curtain
London INL Billy Graham says renewed activity for peace on both sides of the Iron Curtain shows the power of prayer. He notes millions pray for religious revival and a relaxation of tensions could bring a new era of world peace as his London crusade and Scotland successes lead to a streamlined world tour starting November 19 1956 with hopes for invitations behind the Communist Curtain.
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Anti wire tapping bills approved by Florida House
Two bills to strengthen anti wire tapping laws were approved by the Florida House Judiciary Criminal Committee. One proposal makes possession of wire tapping devices with intent to use them illegal, punishable by up to three years in prison. The other increases penalties to ten years and ten thousand dollars. Also, a section targets damage to telephone and power infrastructure.
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India neutral stance defended by George V Allen
Assistant Secretary of State George V. Allen defended Indias neutral position in the Cold War before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while urging aid of 181 million dollars for Southern Asiatic countries. Circuit Judge Pat Gannon orders two Hotel Employes Union officers to appear in court to show cause for contempt over a picketing ban violation.
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Three Powers Back Diem as South Viet Nam Leader
The United States France and Britain back embattled Premier Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon while Bao Dai receives a renewed but vulnerable lease on leadership. Diem asks France to consolidate its expeditionary corps at the 17th Parallel or withdraw, amid a 80,000-man French force stationed around Saigon Tourane and Cap St. Jacques.
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Hindu wives honor husbands in Lucknow festival
One hundred devout Hindu wives in Lucknow took part in a five day festival of husband worship. They washed their husbands feet with holy water and drank the water. The festival, organized by Sheshaji Maharaj, aims to end divorce through a purification rite.
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Siamese Twin Separated in Chicago Progressing After Surgery
Rodney Dee Brodie remains in critical condition after a deep brain hemorrhage but surgeons at Illinois Research Hospital report bleeding has stopped. The 314 year old head joined twin is described as progressing slowly on the good side as doctors work toward a normal life post separation.
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Ice Cream Cones Win Over Smoking for Education
In Bethalto Illinois 3 year old Earl Welton quits three cigars daily after teacher Mrs Bethalto Weeks asserts he cannot attend school while smoking His mother says Earl now avoids cigars but has eaten about twenty ice cream cones in a week as a result of the switch to education driven by school readiness.
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Bulganin talks may test Eisenhower at Big Four summit
Washington faces possible hard bargaining as Premier Bulganin’s disarmament plan looms for any talks with President Eisenhower. Senator George warns against defeatist attitudes and urges the administration to take a strong initiative for a productive top level conference.
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Puzzle Deadline Tonight for Badger's Little Fooler
Entrants race to midnight for a $30 prize in The News Little Fooler crossword contest. Drop entries at Badger's Drug Store Five Points or postmark by midnight. a front envelope paste yields a 10 percent bonus. By noon 982 entries counted for this week.
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Polio Cases Rise to 149 in Week With 1,601 YTD
Public Health Service reports 149 new polio cases last week, two more than the prior week and five above the year ago period. Through May 7 the year total reaches 1,601 against 2,120 in 1954, with 62 confirmed vaccine era cases and four deaths among over 5 million vaccinated.
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Reelected As Gypsum Director Avery Plans To Remain Active
Chicago confirms Sewell Avery is reelected to a one year Gypsum Co. directorship while signaling he will stay active in business after retiring as Montgomery Ward & Co. chairman. Avery, 82, remains on Ward’s board and holds multiple corporate directorships including Northern Trust United States Steel Pullman Pure Oil and more.
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Bright Spot Judge and the missing husband riddle
A playful courtroom exchange reveals a wife noting her husband has not been home for seven years, prompting a lighthearted gag about a lasting marriage and distant affection.
Tornadoes Hit West and Midwest Counties
Minor tornadoes were reported in parts of Oklahoma Texas and Kansas yesterday with no injuries. The main wet area centered in Missouri with scattered showers extending into Texas. Rainfall in Corpus Christi Texas topped 2 inches in 24 hours.
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Free tickets offered in Florida theater classified
Classified notices invite readers to check daily for their names and claim free theater tickets at The News office located at 1045 N Lime Ave. Readers are urged to visit promptly when their name appears.
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Dulles Presses for Austrian Treaty Breakthrough
Secretary of State Dulles said the Russians have about 12 hours to decide on signing an Austrian independence pact, as envoys meet in Vienna to resolve compensation to oil companies and a possible Big Four summit. Dulles may delay to Vienna for a Molotov meeting if the treaty nears completion.
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Rain Forecast Mixed With Sunshine Across Florida
The forecast calls for mostly fair weather in Florida through Friday with scattered showers in the Sarasota area and isolated afternoon thundershowers in the far north. Temperatures range from the mid 80s to near 90s, with easterly winds along the coast and gentle breezes inland.
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Nautilus Resumes Attempt At First Long Cruise
The atomic powered submarine Nautilus left Groton at 8 30 a m for a second try at starting its long shakedown. Planned route includes Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands after a recent steam pipe burst near Block Island. Admiral Robert Carney was aboard for the initial attempt.
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Construction worker falls nine stories in Richmond accident
Morris Barber a 20 year old construction worker fell from a nine story scaffold in Richmond brushed a lower scaffold and landed in soft earth. He broke both arms and suffered minor cuts.
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