Eisenhower faces decision on NATO Paris trip health update
President Eisenhower undergoes an afternoon medical checkup with nine doctors to decide if he will attend the three day NATO summit in Paris next week. Vice President Nixon would attend if Ike is unable to go. Hagerty notes safer news coverage and limited press cars after recent incidents.
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Fujiyama Stricken by Second Asian Flu Attack
Tokyo Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama aged 60 was confined to bed for a week after his second bout of Asian flu, officials announced today. The illness sidelines him from public duties as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Tokyo
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Why US panics over a failed satellite launch
David Lawrence examines whether alarming headlines about the Vanguard failure reflect real danger or overreaction. He asks where true American strength lies and places the episode in a broader perspective, guiding readers to the editorial page and related features such as Amusements, Financial, and City Life.
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United States
David Lawrence
Discrimination Charge Dropped Against State Police
The New York State Commission Against Discrimination dismissed charges from three African American applicants alleging racial bias in state police hiring. Commissioner J Edward Conway upheld denials for Charles Cooper Albert Clark and Alvaro Dalton for failing to meet physical and other standards. He noted Civil Service rules and a small pool of Black applicants and said Superintendent Francis McGarvey would widen publicity of open examinations regardless of race or origin.
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State Commission Against Discrimination
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J. Edward Conway
Charles Cooper
Albert, Clark
Alvaro Dalton
Francis McGarvey
Vanguard of Dutch refugees flee Indonesia by air to Singapore
Dutch refugees expelled from Indonesia amid the West New Guinea dispute began arriving in Singapore with 17 Dutch nationals aboard a Garuda-Indonesian Airlines plane. An Airnaut flight with 48 more was reported en route as Dutch ships and planes faced Indonesian entry restrictions. The Hague urged entry for evacuation. Jakarta barred KLM and dock facilities. First flight carried four women and nine children, mostly KLM staff families.
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Indonesia
West New Guinea
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Willem Drees
Djuanda
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Medan
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Sumatra
Gustaaf Manegkom
Riots Shake Nicosia Trigger Indefinite Curfew
In Nicosia Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashed as British security forces imposed an indefinite curfew. Casualties rose to over 131 in two days of mob action sparked by demands for independence from British rule. A Turkish Cypriot policeman was lightly wounded during fighting near the old city gate.
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Today's Chuckle About a Speech Impediment
A light humor item notes a woman with a speech impediment needing to pause for breath, a gentle joke about communication quirks.
Nine Die as Navy P5M Plane Explodes in Flight
A twin engine Navy P5M aircraft exploded in flight over Corpus Christi after takeoff from the Naval Air Station killing nine of ten aboard. An aviation machinist hitching a ride to Baltimore Md was among the dead. The blast tore the wing off and the wreckage fell into a mesquite thicket.
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Baltimore
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Talking Pillows Preach Faith to Felons in California
In Visalia Tulare County a novel therapy uses taped pillow talks guiding inmates toward faith and self discipline. Public defender John Locke and colleagues spearhead the project with help from Rev Glen Peters and Robert C Lally. The program aims to curb crime through moral coaching and hopes university researchers will assess long term effects. The Visalia Kiwanis Club and Tulare Peace Officers are underwriting, and county supervisors approved continued use.
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Penology
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Edgar D. Price
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Robert C. Lally
Porterville State Hospital
Visana Kiwanis Club
Real Winter Arrives as Syracuse Sees Sharp Storm
Weatherman Andy Keller warns of a moving storm from the Canadian border hitting Syracuse this night with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph turning northwest 35 to 45 mph. Snow squalls bring a 25 degree low tonight and a 15 degree low tomorrow as temperatures plunge. lake region storm warnings are posted.
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Dulles Proposes Flexible NATO Reform
Secretary John Foster Dulles said the Atlantic Pact should be made more flexible to meet Russia's military and economic challenge. He expects agreement on broader political consultations at the Paris summit and will travel there to prepare for Eisenhower and other NATO leaders.
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Federal aid proposal would fund 287 million yearly for education
Secretary Folsom backs a plan to spend 287 million dollars annually on federal aid to education. It emphasizes science and math in K 12 and would provide about 20 000 scholarships yearly. Administered by states, financed by the federal government, the four to five year program aims to meet Soviet scientific gains and outpace Eisenhower school construction efforts.
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AFL CIO votes to expel Bakery Workers Union over corruption
AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to expel the Bakery Workers Union unless cleanup steps are taken by noon Thursday. James G. Cross urged resignation as president, and Meany announced plans to charter a new union within the federation. Cross warned of dual union creation and criticized Meany at the convention.
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James G. Cross
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Cincinnati
George Meany
Executive Council
Meany
Santa impersonator nabbed in Paterson after three hour hustle
Police arrested a ten year old boy playing Santa in Paterson New Jersey for three hours of soliciting money downtown. He collected $6.65 from passersby before authorities intervened.
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Paterson, N.J
Santa Claus
Nation can train scientists to meet Soviet challenge
A DALLASP A manpower expert says the United States can produce needed scientists and technicians to counter the Soviet threat. He cites about 200000 capable students who do not attend college each year as a key source, according to John Hillard assistant director of manpower for the Office of Defense Mobilization.
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Poland Joins Missile Pace Amid Disarmament Talks
Poland is now producing tactical ballistic missiles and is not behind the United States and Britain in rocket equipment, the Polish Army newspaper Zamierz Woalnosci said. It also claimed Poland could receive nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles from the Soviet Union as part of a disarmament offer to forego rocket bases in Western Europe if the West bans missile centers there.
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Poland
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Zamierz Woalnosci
Europe
Subway Strike Grips New York City Commuters
Chaos hit New York as a subway strike entered a second day with limited service across lines. Four unions joined the work stoppage, daily commuting ground to a near standstill, causing massive traffic jams and bus transfers while Mayor Wagner sought a quick resolution.
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Robert F. Wagner
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New York Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Ave Wants More Job Counselors
Albany Gov Harriman announced plans to ask the 1958 Legislature to expand the state's special crew of job counselors for older workers. He said the federal government bears responsibility but will proceed alone if expansion is not allowed. He spoke at a meeting of six committees after regional aging employment conferences.
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