Ike Flies Back With The Answer
President Eisenhower returned from a Georgia golf and hunting holiday to a capital awaiting his decision on a second term. He flew from Spence Air Base at 11 09 am amid public encouragement to run again. Doctors praised his stamina and health after ten days of vigorous activity.
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Escapes three bullets as car headlights target USC kicker
Tommy Walker, former University of Southern California place kicker, says he was forced to stand in front of a car's headlights while a youth fired rifle bullets at him. The incident occurred in Anaheim, California, marking a dramatic attempted shooting involving a public figure and an alleged kidnap plan.
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Quick Stop Injury Scare On Boston Worcester Train
An emergency airbrake incident injures 18 aboard a Boston and Maine train carrying Ice Follies spectators from Worcester to Boston. Passengers report a jolting stop near North Station as a foray into panic-free confusion and a non critical injury scene unfolds.
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Train wreck in Saxony kills over thirty two people
In East Germany Saxony a disastrous train wreck left at least 32 dead and 40 seriously injured as authorities investigated the scene. Police awaited the return of officials to the garage where the crash occurred amid reports from ADN and local outlets.
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Graham Predicts United Korea in Far Eastern Tour
Billy Graham, the 37 year old American evangelist, arrived in Seoul from Tokyo during a nine week Far Eastern tour. He said hunger for God drives his work and expressed belief Korea will be united despite its current division. Scores of American missionaries, their families, and U.S. military leaders greeted him.
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Billy Graham
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Korea
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Todays Features and Page Highlights
Regular features are listed for the day with sections on Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classifieds RadioTV Comics Sports and Deaths Women. Todays Pictures are on page 6.
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Grace Kelly stamp portrait chosen for royal wedding issue
Monte Carlo reports Prince Rainier III selected a stark Grace Kelly portrait for a commemorative wedding stamp. The image shows her bare shoulders and a regal, unsmiling pose, while the other side features Rainier in a colonel’s sash. The stamp, priced from one to 500 francs, will be sold publicly on the wedding day.
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Miss Kelly
Europe thaw slows as blizzards fade and floods rise
The thawing of frozen Europe progresses with sunlit periods in Italy and southern France, but vast areas remain buried under Siberian blasts. Trains are stalled and power lines mocked by massive Iberian snowdrifts as death toll rises to 842. In Denver, a man linked to a fatal plane crash faces murder charges, with the trial date set for April 16. the case involves the bombing of a United Airlines DC6B destined for insurance funds, killing a mother and other passengers. Rescue efforts continue in France and Italy amid swollen rivers and evacuations.
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Democrats Call Dulles Absurd On Russia Shift
Senate Foreign Relations members Humphrey Sparkman challenge Dulles on Russia policy shift and tank shipments to Saudi Arabia. George says Arab-Israeli dispute can’t be kept out of the 1956 campaign as Dulles touts Western unity and a U.S.-style foreign aid program to outmaneuver the Soviets.
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Ala
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Russia
Gale-Force Winds Brace City As Storm Hits
Weather advisory cites gale conditions and heavy squalls as a cold front rolls in. Andy Keller warns temps drop to mid twenties overnight with wind gusts near 80 mph in the region, causing flooded streets and drifting snow. The storm prompts precaution notices for western New York and lake shore surge risks.
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tNiagara River
Man wrestles charging moose with chain in Alaska
In Anchor Point, Hugh Scott, a veteran trapper, chained a 900‑pound moose to a tree after it charged his dog team on the Kenai Peninsula. Four men freed the animal, which retreated, while Scott lost a dog and vows to never trap alone without a rifle.
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Ellender to Seek Early Farm Vote in Senate
NY UNK A man fell 134 feet into the East River from the Manhattan Bridge. Frederick Lewis, 52, identified by police as Allen J. Ellender a La senator, said he will press the Agriculture Committee to push a farm price supports measure forward with a final vote planned next week possibly in a Saturday session.
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Frederick Lewis
Senate
Edison Co
Tornadoes and Dust Hit Southwest and Central States
A series of tornadoes and dust storms swept the nation center, killing at least 13 people and causing extensive damage from Illinois to New Mexico. Illinois and Missouri towns near St. Louis bore the worst, with several deaths and many injured as homes, power lines, and railcars were destroyed. Rescue crews and 80 air force personnel were dispatched to ravaged areas, with National Guard and Red Cross assistance arriving in multiple communities.
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Cornell professor notes robins may not signal spring
Ithaca expert Richard Fischer says fist robins do not guarantee spring as many birds stay north this winter. He cites unusually large numbers of robins hermit thrushes and catbirds not migrating south and explains birds endure cold if food is enough. He still watches for the first spring robin himself.
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Cornell University
Richard
Fischer
Today’s Chuckle Woman at greeting card rack asks for a sly get well card
A shopper jokes about finding a get well card that hints the patient is not as sick as she believes, adding a sly twist to the greeting card stereotype and drawing a smile from nearby shoppers.
C47 Spotted In Mountains Near Madrid Weather Hinders Search
A U S Air Force C47 transport missing with six aboard was sighted in the Guadarrama range north of Madrid. Officials cannot confirm a crash or survivors due to a snowstorm and damaged communications at Getafe Air Base. The plane was en route from Thateaureus, France to Getafe and last contact came at 1 PM yesterday.
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Getafe
Cerro de San Pedro
The Hospital Story in Syracuse City Paper
A Syracuse paper assigns top staff to present the hospital story in clear terms. The series will start Sunday to explain the various plans and problems affecting Onondaga CountyHospital care.
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