Candidates' Big Campaign Push Across 16 States
Eisenhower and Stevenson plan aggressive tours in 16 states including Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio Wisconsin and California New York Massachusetts New Jersey and more to swing electoral votes toward victory Weeks of east and west campaigning feature Kefauver style handshakes and whistle stop plans while Nixon campaigns in California and the South seek key victories.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Earl Warren
John Sparkman
Alabama
Nomin Sparkman
Farouk's Treasures Revealed to Newsmen
Foreign reporters touring the former king's Paro palace witnessed a stark mix of opulent and inexpensive items. The palace displayed priceless art beside dime-store trinkets while currency stashes, exercise machines, and a lockable storeroom hinted at vast wealth and hidden security.
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Paro
Farouk
Ainnel
Woman Killed In Bus Plunge Into Railroad Cut
A crowded bus plunged 30 feet from a wooden bridge into a deep railroad cut at Edgewater New Jersey killing one woman and injuring at least 15 others. The bus smashed through the railing on Piver Road and landed upside down at the mouth of a Palisades tunnel near the Hudson River across from New York City. Authorities have not determined the accident’s cause.
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New York Central Plans Scrap of 300 Steam Locomotives
The New York Central Railroad will scrap 300 outdated steam locomotives. The move, to retire these engines in favor of diesel, would yield about 50 000 tons of finished steel from the stored locomotives.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Nixon says cure for McCarthyism is new administration
Washington Senator Richard Nixon argues that defeating McCarthyism requires a new administration. He tags the term as varying in meaning and says it is a creature of Truman. Nixon notes the issue could affect any candidate and adds he supports McCarthy if nominated but does not share all views.
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Richard Nixon
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California
Nixon
Oil Man Arrives in Tehran to Discuss Iran Industry
TEHRAN AP correspondent Premier Mossadegh invited W. Alton Jones chairman of the Cities Service Oil Corporation of New York to Tehran. A government spokesman said Jones will see if he can put Iran's rich oil industry back into operation.
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Iran
Egyptian claim on playing cards disputed
The origin of playing cards is debated with some scholars tracing them to Asia while others attribute invention to Egyptians. Authorities differ on which civilization first devised the deck and its earliest uses.
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Asia
VA Sets Up Nine Hospital Priority Groups
The Veterans Administration announced nine new priority groups to govern admission and bed use in VA hospitals. Groups cover war and peacetime veterans with service connected or nonservice connected disabilities, observers, and nonveterans, with order based on medical need and authorization.
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Veterans Administration
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Iuarminiwies
DOD
U. S
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Sethe Fe
Hope for women in menopause relief from doctor tests
The notice describes relief from menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and irritability using Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets. It cites doctor tested cases and complete relief, offering hope during this difficult life change.
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Lydia Pinkham
Edey
Ty Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Veterans Hospital Transfer Priority Rules Discussed
A VA Central Office spokesman outlined transfer priorities for hospitalized veterans. Group 9 covers those seeking nonmedical transfers to VA facilities, while other groups assign urgency levels. Names are listed chronologically with oldest applications first.
Warm Mouton Collar Helmet for Boys and Dutch Hat Set
A children's accessory bundle offering a warm mouton collar helmet for boys and a Dutch style hat for girls in red green royal brown and copper tones. Available in sizes 2 3 and 4 with color options.
Defiant Koreans Run Their Own Camp
The Tokyo Times reports more than 300 Korean internees at a Japanese camp have formed their own government and live independently. Police guard the camp but do not interfere in its internal affairs. 313 of 361 internees face deportation to South Korea while 48 are on trial or awaiting trial for illegal entry into Japan.
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Tokyo Times
Saig Oday
South Korea
Japan
Plane Crash Kills Engineer Near Berlin
A four engine British civilian cargo aircraft crashed six miles west of Berlin in the Soviet zone. The flight engineer was killed while the pilot and navigator escaped unhurt and returned to West Berlin. British officials said the Russians allowed recovery of no wreckage, probably to prevent use.
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Tony
Sex life after middle age in readers digest on love
Margaret Culkin Banning argues that ignorance and shame harm mature sexuality and that fears about sex after middle age are groundless. The September issue promotes how love in later life can be wiser and more rewarding, with articles condensed from leading magazines.
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