Dramatic minutes reveal Eisenhower heart attack events
The account details Dwight D. Eisenhower waking in Denver on Sept 24 1955 with indigestion progressing to acute coronary thrombosis. Dr Howard Snyder accelerates treatment while weighing risks of public alarm and Mamie Eisenhower’s safety as the nation awaits word.
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Eisenhower
Look Magazine
Associated Press
The
United States
Dwight David Eisenhower
Lafayette St
Denver
Colo
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Howard Snyder
Gen. Snyder
Doud
Lowry Air Base
Murray Snyder
Officers’ Club
iSecret Service
James J
Ashland Institution Tests 1950 Youth Correction Act
Allen Ackerman fled Ashland Correctional Institution rather than face parole. Officials say many inmates here are teens who missed boundaries and a father figure, with the center testing provisions of the Youth Correction Act for offenders under 22 to determine readiness for release and supervision.
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Edward L. Smith
Ashland
Allen Ackerman
Ashland Correctional Institution
Ackerman
John L. Galvin
Galvin
Geass
Kentucky
Bee sting cure for blindness reported in London clinic
An Englishman previously nearly blind improved after 35 bee stings at a London clinic run by Mrs. Julia Owen. Doctors doubt the mechanism, citing possible psychic shock, while the bees are used for rheumatism and muscle pain in other cases.
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New York
Nana
London
Dagens Nyheter
Stockholm
Julia Owen
Hollywood edits spark uproar over Dam Busters film
London newspapers and Parliament piled pressure after a brief U S B 17 shot appeared in The Dam Busters moving image. Hollywood argued the insert was meant to liven a dull moment and was quickly removed, but critics called the tampering childish and silly.
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London
INS
Hollywood
Royal Air Force
U.S
R.A.F
Germany
Moehne
Eder Dams
Waterloo
Trafalgar
England
United States
John Paul Jones
Battle of
Times of London
Etrat Biyan
Burma
Madine Dam
Labor
M. P
Stephen Swingler
U. S
Dunkirk
The
Times
East Wind Plows Arctic Ice for U S Antarctic Support
The U S Coast Guard icebreaker East Wind launched 1944 plows Arctic waters for six straight years aiding the U S Antarctic expedition. Alongside five ships including the flagship Arneb the task force will scout Little America and McMurdo Bay after rendezvousing with the aerial arm near the ice edge.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Arctic Ocean
Arneb
Little America
McMurdo Bay
North Pole
Arctic
U. S
Arctic Circle
1956 Business Peak Seen Toppling 1955
United Press reports 1956 is expected to set a new all time high in U S business. Economists predict growth across individuals, businesses and government with gross national product near 404 to 410 billion dollars. Retail sales are seen around 192 billion, about four percent higher than 1955.
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New York
CUP
United States
Will She Run Again An Issue In Washington Politicking
Washington gossip notes that Louis Johnson may run again for office, prompting speculation about the president’s own intentions. The piece also covers gifts to the President and officials’ attempts to frame them as tokens of affection rather than influence, with continuation promised on page 3.
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Mamie Eisenhouwer
Washington
Louis Johnson
Defense
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
White House
Gettysburg
Refugees in New York Face Soviet Pressures on Return
Nine former Russian seamen who sought asylum after their tanker Tuatae was captured by Chinese Nationalists are being followed by Soviet agents in New York. Soviet reps urge the sailors in New Jersey to return home, as Gregory Klimov reveals a broader campaign. Two defectors alerted the FBI after being urged to return and shown photographs of Russians abroad. Details continue on page five.
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U. S
New York
New Jersey
Russia
Gregory Kilmov
West Germany
Klimov
Soviet Union
Formosa Strait
Formosa
Kilmov
Rusia
Klat Street
Upper Manhattan
Times Square
Ife
Ussr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Space Ship to Orbit by Rocket Aircraft in 10 Years
Erik Bergau at Washington outlines a near term plan for a two person rocket craft acting as a space ship. The vehicle would launch from Earth, achieve 10 000 to 12 000 mph, reach about 200 miles altitude, and then rocket toward a satellite orbit with crews of two.
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Space
Erik Bergauat
Fairchild
Bergauat
Erik Bergaust
Washington
INS
Douglac
Bell
Earth
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Correctional Institution
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Josepi Wo Michalsel
United Press Financial Writer
By David Barnett
Louis
Julius Epstein
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