Eisenhower Confers on Strategy With 3 Aids at Rocky Mountain Ranch
General Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a strategy conference with three key supporters at his Fraser Colorado ranch. Attending are Senator James H. Duff Ralph Cake and Gov Dan Thornton. The group may fish together after the meeting and coordinate with Nixon Adams and Lodge developments in the GOP campaign.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rocky Mountains
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Ralph Cake
G. O. P. National
Oregon
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Aksel Nielsen
Richard M. Nixon
California
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
Republican National Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Eisenhower aides report art hobby and convention viewing
Eisenhower's aides describe the general as passing up radio accounts of the Democratic convention to focus on driving and dabbling with painting. Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother watched the convention on television while the general vacationed at his Denver area home.
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Sell
Adams
Arthur F. Summerfield
Michigan
G.O.P. National Committee
Eisenhower
Umeagy
John S. Doud
Chicago
Water Study in Toronto and Rochester Hearings
The six member International Joint Commission held public hearings on the St. Lawrence Seaway project with Rochester first addressing Great Lakes water issues. Ontario property owners blamed the Gut Dam built in 1902 and the 1937 Ogoki River diversion for high water levels with damages cited around 320 million dollars, while U.S. Army Engineers estimate about 7 million.
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Toronto
Ont
International Joint Commission
St. Lawrence Seaway
Rochester
Great Lakes
New York State
Lake Ontario
Tut Dee Wales Gert
Ogoki River
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Lake Superior
Hudson Bay
U.S. Army
Shakes Made Him Quit Gambling Bookie Testifies
Kenneth Taradash told a departmental trial of 34 suspended New York policemen that gambling ruined his nerves and forced him to quit after two prior convictions. The witness spoke at the opening of the mass trial, tied to Harry Gross and a $1,000,000-a-year graft scheme.
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NEW York CP
Kenneth Taradash
Harry Gross
Brooklyn
Grow Trial Opens for Ex-Military Attache Facts
Maj. Gen. Robert W. Grow the former U S military attache in Moscow goes on trial before eight generals in Meade Md on charges of improper handling of classified information and safeguarding data His diary photographed by Russian agents in Frankfurt in 1951 was circulated for propaganda purposes If convicted he faces up to five years in prison dismissal from the Army and forfeiture of pay and allowances Court sessions held in secret for security reasons
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FY. Meade, Md
Robert W. Grow
U. S
Moscow
Grow
Frankfurt
Germany
Second
Scare Artist Bennett Held for Observation
Seymour Bennett a 19 year old City College freshman from the Bronx was ordered to Bellevue Hospital for observation after magistrate Abraham M Bloch. He admitted making numerous false bomb reports over 11 months to gain a thrill and faced a disorderly conduct charge as police traced anonymous calls warning of bombs at rail terminals theaters churches and other sites.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Seymour Bennett
Bronx
Abraham M. Bloch
Bennett
Charles
City College
Saratoga Gambling Probe Sees Grand Jury Deliberations
A state supreme court session adjourned with a special grand jury continuing the Saratoga gambling probe. Four witnesses were questioned about Arrowhead Inn, a Saratoga Lake roadhouse once run by alleged gamblers. the venue has been closed since 1947. Named jurors include Nelson Yager, Irving Grunwald, Margaret Sheehnan, and Ponarch.
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Irving Grunwald
New York City
Margaret Sheehnan
Waters Springs
Ponarch
West New York
N. Ballsyon Spacp
Anal States Supreme Court
Saratoga
Arrowhead Inn
Saratoga Lake
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