Adenauer Arrives Urging US Peace Efforts After Ike Recovery
West German statesman Konrad Adenauer arrived in Ames from Bonn and expressed hope for President Eisenhower's speedy and complete recovery. He said his visit aimed to promote peace and liberty, and noted honors from U.S. universities. In Ames, Secretary Dulles stressed allied unity, defense readiness, and ongoing efforts for peace against expansionist Soviet aims.
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Hagerty Delivers News As President Undergoes Operation
Reporters swarm a hospital conference room as Hagerty outlines the President's operation. Doctors including White and Mattingly confer. ether anesthesia noted. Mamie and the son are kept informed. Hagerty hints at a long recovery while fielding questions.
Truck Stuck In Heat Slows Gonzales Town Traffic
In Gonzales Texas the heat melted asphalt closing downtown as a truck loaded with chicken feed sank mid street. Crews removed feed and freed the vehicle after the sticky pavement overwhelmed the road surface in the hot conditions.
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Tito Returns To Moscow After Leningrad Sightseeing
Marshal Tito returned to Moscow today with his aide Lanin and Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov to resume political talks with Soviet hosts at the Kremlin after two days of sightseeing in Leningrad. The Yugoslav president traveled by special train and was met for discussions on ongoing Cold War era cooperation.
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Victim Returned To Ogdensburg After Fatal Earth Slide
Coroner Harry L. Gilmore ruled that 52 year old Chester Simmons died from a crushed chest in an earth slide on Old Liverpool Road while employed by Avon and Fowler Construction. His son Chester Simmons of Ogdensburg identified him. the body was sent to a funeral home in Ogdensburg.
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Mrs Thompson Dies in Pine Plains
Mrs Ada Patchin Thompson widow of W Earl Thompson of 1707 S Geddes St died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Gould Patchin home in Pine Plains She was born in Wamego Kansas graduated Washburn College Topeka attended Oberlin taught school in Kansas later a Delaware Baptist Church deaconess and Yoke Bearers Clans teacher Surviving Mrs Patchin a son Walter Thompson of Syracuse four grandchildren two great grandchildren Services 2 30 p m Tuesday at Greenleaf Funeral Home Rev Calvin Thompson officiating Burial Oakwood Cemetery Call 2 to 4 and 7 9 p m tomorrow and 3 30 to 7 9 p m Monday
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Welsh Miners Get Chance To Save Jobs And Village
In Gwauchae-Curwen Wales 279 exhausted miners were given a two week trial to save their jobs. If they hit an undisclosed target, the local pit would reopen. The National Coal Board withheld full details, but hinted that progress would determine reopening of the mine amid a town’s tough industrial outlook.
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House Votes Monday On Billion Aid Cut
The House will vote Monday on a foreign aid bill about a billion dollars smaller than Eisenhower requested. The revised package totals 3.8 billion, with 35 million in economic aid for Yugoslavia and a secret military aid portion. An India aid cut failed 62 to 28, while a study proposal for the technical aid program passed. The overall measure falls 4.1 billion short of the 4.9 billion requested for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Labor Head Kaganovich Quits Top Soviet Post
Moscow reports Lazar Kaganovich, long time Bolshevik and head of the Soviet Labor and Wage Committee, resigns. Pravda notes his exit on the back page and says Alexander Volkov will replace him as head of the committee and as Union Parliament chair.
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FDR Jr to Be A Delegate At Democratic National Convention
Gov Averell Harriman and Tammany Hall leader Carmine De Sapio assured Franklin D Roosevelt Jr yesterday that he would be named a New York delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention. Reports had suggested he might be dropped over his law firm’s Dominican Republic work.
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Soviet aid bid from Liberia sparks government rebuke
In Monrovia Liberia the government refused a Soviet delegation’s offer of aid after its visit. Kaganovich, famed for rising from cobbler to orator, headlined Moscow’s Revolution anniversary speech praising the USSR. In Grand Rapids George G. Paniwozik seeks a name change citing job loss and spelling woes amid wage policy criticism.
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Connelly and Caudle Case Nearing Jury Verdict
ST LOUIS The conspiracy case of Matthew J Connelly and T Lamar Caudle former Truman era officials goes to a U S District Court jury early next week after five days of testimony The defense rested and closing arguments will follow with rebuttal witnesses for the government The trial narrowed to conspiracy to defraud the government of services and excluded bribery perjury and other offenses Schwimmer the Sache attorney was removed due to illness Also in New York talks resume between Big Three steel companies and United Steelworkers seeking a contract breakthrough with exploratory talks under way
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U S to Build Manila A Center
Jarvin Fox of the U S Atomic Energy Commission said the United States will contribute 20 million dollars to help establish an Asian atomic energy center at Manila. He noted plans call for completing all facilities for the center by the end of 1960, pending final government approval.
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President Eisenhower undergoes emergency surgery advances political future
News of President Eisenhower's ileitis related obstruction leading to immediate operation at Walter Reed sent shock through Washington and raised questions about his ability to resume duties and campaign for a second term. Doctors reported the operation, performed by a four man team, as successful and his post operative condition very satisfactory.
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Soviet woman halts runaway truck near school
Mrs Rita Le Febvre a 35 year old Moscow resident and mother of Zhukov leaped into a runaway truck at a school crossing and, after warning motorists, herded children to safety. She grabbed the emergency brake and stopped the vehicle, saying it was a terrible experience. The incident occurred as the truck sped toward the Inter section while a milkman delivered to the Washington Heights area.
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Eisenhower in surgery as doctors assess his heart
News reports say President Eisenhower underwent surgery for a heart blockage and doctors assess his condition amid prayers worldwide. Vice President Nixon led a quiet moment at a young Republicans dinner while surgeons including Dr. Paul White and Col. Thomas Mattingly joined to advise.
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Freak Mishap Kills Driver in Ohio ditch fire
Cadiz Ohio Acting Coroner Walter Yost reports a freak accident in which Ralph Simpson, 59, an IRS employee from Steubenville, died when his car stalled in a ditch. He spun the wheels to free it, causing friction to ignite the tires and upholstery, fumes suffocated him inside a closed car. A boy heading to work found the body yesterday.
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Hall Pledges to Be Frank on Eisenhower Health
GLENS FALLS Leonard Hall says news on President Eisenhower health will be frank and accurate. He told a reporter the illness is not unusual for his age and commented on hopes for a speedy recovery. Hall spoke to a Washington County Republican dinner where 53 recent "salute Eisenhower" dinners netted about five million dollars.
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