Eisenhower Illness Dominates Western Europe Headlines
Western European newspapers chase the news of President Eisenhower’s illness. Leaders from Britain to Germany express concern and sympathy as questions arise about his future. Tass in Moscow confirms hospital care and symptoms.
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London
Eisenhower
Europe
Moscow
Western Europe
Washington
No. 10
Downing Street
Anthony Eden
Ei. Senhower
Rann Sar
Tass
Yke
Ike
Copenhagen
Dagens Nyheder
USA
Amsterdam
Telegraaf
United States
Mr. Eisenhower
Three couples to get M D at Stanford commencement
Palo Alto California reports that three couples will receive medical degrees at Stanford's 65th annual commencement on June 17. Ronald B. Rolfe and Ursula Timken have a month-old son Eric. Everett Clay Thomson Jr. and Nancy Glidden will intern at Santa Clara County Hospital. Myron W. Joseph and Rae Jean Kelly Joseph will intern at Fresno County General Hospital.
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Cali
Stanford
San Francisco
Ronald B. Rolfe
Wie
Ursula Timken
Eric
Everett Clay Thomson Jr
Stanford University Hospital
Thomson
Nancy Glidden
Los Angeles
Santa Clara County Hospital
San Jose
Myron W. Joseph
Corona
Rae Jean Kelly Joseph
Santa Rosa
Fresno County General Hospital
Truce inspectors flown into Panmunjom amid protest
In Seoul 16 neutral nations truce inspectors were flown into Panmunjom in protest against North Korea arms buildup. Five more had earlier gone to Panmunjom. U N officials say the inspectors were escorted to the neutral commission HQ. no resistance noted. A Massachusetts man, Charles R. Hoye, 51, Chelsea, was jailed in Hartford on $5,000 bond for threatening the President and others.
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Conn
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Charles R. Hoye
Chelsea
Hoye
Veterans Hospital
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjom
North Korea
Panmunjam
U.S. Army
Neutral Nations
Supervisory
Robert
Hastings
U.N
Republic
Clans Hospital
Washington
U.N. Command
Miss Barbara Powell Crowned Geneva Lacrosse Queen
Geneva Herald-Journal reports Miss Barbara Powell 19, of Mount Holly New Jersey and freshman at Cazenovia Junior College, crowned Miss United States Lacrosse at the North South lacrosse classic in Geneva. Contestants paraded in bathing suits then formal gowns. Powell received 100 in gifts, other entrants got 25 plus gifts. Also covered: Bulgaria’s disarmament proposal and Alan Young reconciliation in Hollywood.
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Cazenovia Junior College
United States Lacrosse
Rocco Alexander
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Newton
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Germany
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United States
Britain
France
Bulgaria
East Germany
Poland
America
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Europe
Atlantic
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Eden
Guy Mollet
Power Firm Faces 100 Million Loss After Schoellkopf Rockfall
Niagara Mohawk officials tally costs after the Schoellkopf Power Station is destroyed by a 120000 ton rockfall in the Niagara Gorge. Replacement cost pegged near 100 million with possible 10 to 15 million revenue loss. A rebuild depends on repairing remaining section A. 39 year old Richard A. Draper is missing after the collapse.
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Niagara Mohawk Power Co
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Power Company
Charles A. Wick
Western
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Schoellope Station
Richard A. Draper
Tumbie Rocks
Niagara Mohawk
Schoellkopt
Niagara Gorge
Iauto Clubs OK Road Bond Endorsement in New York
Delegates from 22 New York State Automobile Assn. clubs endorsed a 500 million highway improvement bond issue to be financed from current and future motor vehicle funds plus expected federal aid. The convention heard pleas from Gov. Harriman and highway officials. A previous 750 million proposal failed at the polls last fall.
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New York
New York State Automobile Assn
Harriman
Charles Diefendorf
Temporary Highway Finance, Planning Commission
Michael Prender
Powell Receives Threatening Letter Over Civil Rights Stance
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell reports receiving a long typewritten threat letter amid civil rights critique. He handed the message to the Justice Department, which referred it to the Civil Rights division. Powell, a Negro, noted the caller attacked his civil rights position. In Raleigh, Randolph Chavis, arrested after a robbery, said his hidden loot was stolen when he returned.
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Washington
Llp
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Ny
Justice Department
Department
Powell
Feaulsers
Raleigh, N.C
Randolph Chavis
Crite
Man Pleads Guilty in Theft and Forgery Case
William Quarles of Cleveland pleaded guilty to stealing and forging a government check. He admitted the crime was to obtain money to buy a tombstone for his mother. The case details indicate a motive linked to a family bereavement.
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Cleveland
William Quarles
Eraun
Racer Dies In Crash At Greensboro Raceway
Al stock car driver Harold R. Reynolds of Greensboro died Friday night when his midget racer failed to negotiate a curve, struck a wooden fence and flipped. Quarles, 33, described the scene and noted personal heartbreak in the aftermath.
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N.C
Quarles
Harold R
Dickey) Reynolds
Sef
James Arlington
Uaiver
Wehle Gains Backing in Fight Over Bureau of Game
Washington County Democratic chairman backed Conservation Commissioner Louis A. Wehle in a battle over the Bureau of Game. Tierney praised Wehle for conservation work in New York State and Washington County, while Robert Thompson called Wehle incompetent. Gov. Harriman ordered an investigation and pledges to appoint three conservationists.
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Louis A. Wehle
Bureau of Game
Francis J. Tierney
Wehle
New York State
Robert Thompson
Waverly
Tioga County
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Cheatum
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Federation of Fish and Game Clubs
NAACP Accuses Democrats of Civil Rights Delay
NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins denounces Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on civil rights legislation as a delaying filibuster led by Chairman James Eastland. He says only one or two witnesses are heard weekly while seven remain to be heard, shifting action from the Senate floor to the committee room.
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Dance Hall Collapse Kills Seventeen in Madrid
In Madrid a dance floor collapsed at a two story building during an aftershedding celebration. Seventeen guests died and about thirty were injured including the bride and groom. Panic caused many injuries as guests fled or the floor gave way. About 100 people were present at the event.
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Madrid
Spaur
Seveneet J
Bad Crops Eligible for Soil Bank Aid
The Agriculture Department reversed. will pay soil bank aid for 1956 crops damaged by drought or natural causes including immature crops plowed etc. Secretary Benson announced new rules amid congressman and farmer protests. True Morse clarified current law understanding. 1956 rules to address surplus and soil resources, 1957 not disclosed.
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United Press
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Agriculture Department
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Beaver Dam
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North Carolina
Know More
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Morse
India to Buy Red Planes From Russia
New Delhi officials said India is actively negotiating with Russia to acquire Soviet Ilyushin 14 airliners for state owned Indian Airlines Corp. Six transports, each seating 32, could be delivered soon at about 710 000 dollars each. In Elmira, Oscar Larrabee 24 was killed when his car left a curve and plunged into a creek. two other occupants were hospitalized in Elixir Elmira.
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India
Russia
Indian Ministry of Communications
Indian Airlines Corp
Elmira
Oscar Larrabee
Washington Stocks Tumbling on Eisenhower News
Washington stock prices dropped sharply as news of President Eisenhower’s illness spooked traders. The Dow-like index fell and the tape lagged as investors weighed the hospital report and potential impact on policy, with notable declines in Santa Fe, American Telephone, Gulf Oil, U S Steel, and Du Pont amid a heavy trading day.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Washington News
Martin Gilbert
Wall Street
Bache & Co
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New York Stock Exchange
Pivotal
Santa Fe
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Gulf Oil
U.S. Steel
du Pont
Eisenhowser
Polish Poet Jan Serafinowicz Dies at New York Hotel
A Polish poet and former attache at the Polish embassy in Paris plunged to his death from a high hotel window in New York. Police identified the deceased as Jan Lechon Serafinowicz of Manhattan, about 40, not registered at the Henry Hudson Hotel. George Krzywield of Radio Free Europe called him one of Poland’s foremost poets, noting he came to the United States ten years ago.
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Paris
iHenry Hudson
Jan Lechon Serafinowicz
Manhattan
Ile
George Krzywield
Radio Free Europe
Serafinowicz
Poland
United State
Menon Headed to Algerian Talks for Cease Fire Push
United Nations mission reports Indian diplomat V. K. Krishna Menon will arrive in New York tomorrow to lead the Afro Asian bloc in pressing France to accept a five point peace plan ending the Algerian conflict through mediation. He travels from Paris after being rebuffed by French officials seeking an end to the fighting.
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