Eisenhower Confronts Adams Gift Controversy In News Conference
President Eisenhower addressed the Adams gift controversy during a news conference. He criticized the Hungary executions and commented on Lebanon and U N mediation. He said Adams’ contact with Goldfine raised questions but pointed to press secretary Hagerty for details. He urged awareness that gifts can resemble bribery and influence friendship.
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White House
Eisenhower
Adams
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Wether Eienhower
Truman
Washington
Ins
James C. Hagerty
Goldfine
Adams Retention Splits Republicans By JACK BELL
Eisenhower keeps Sherman Adams as top assistant, triggering GOP divisions over whether Adams cleared himself of influence charges. Some lawmakers call for his resignation, others defend him, amid Democratic attacks ahead of the campaign. Senators Williams and Langer urge resignation. Dirksen and Capehart defend Adams. Case floats a conscience declaration.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
Wiel
GOP
John B. Bennett
Michigan
Bennett
John J. Williams
R-Del
House
Senate
William Langer
Willams
Everett Dirksen
Itnois
Homer Capehart
Ind
Subcommittee
Clifford P. Case Rnd
Watchdog Team Meets In Lebanon
BEIRUT Lebanon AP The three leaders of the U N observation team opened their first meeting as Dag Hammarskjold flies east to assess the Lebanese crisis The pro Western government asks for a U N emergency force to guard the border against U A R interference in the rebel ion against President Chamoun The team was created by a Security Council resolution to probe Lebanese charges of U A R intervention Bombings and shootings greet the watchdog leaders arriving in Beirut including Rajeswar Daya former Indian ambassador to the United Nations joining May General Odd Bull of Norway and former President Galo Piazzi Lasso of Ecuador
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Lebanon
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
L“ebanese
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Camille Chamoun
U N. Securty Council
Chamoun
Dulles
Washington
Rajeswar Daya
Natons
Jon May Gen
Odd Bul
Norway
Galo Piazi Lasso
Ecuader
Bell Ringing Tradition Adopted by Willow Hall School
Traverse City officials establish a yearly honor at Willow Hall whereby the top student by grades earns the right to ring the old school bell that has not sounded for years, marking a prestigious academic achievement.
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Traverse City
Mich
Willow Hall School
Cardinal Aga Gianian Named Pro Prefect of Propagation
Pope Pius VII named Gregor Pierre XV Cardinal Aga Gianian as pro-prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith succeeding the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago. The new pro-prefect is patriarch of Cilicia of the Armenians born Akhaltzikhe Armenia on September 18, 1895. He was titular bishop of Comana on July 11 1935 elected patriarch December 13 and created cardinal February 13.
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Vatican City
UPI
Pius VII
Gregione Pierre XV
Agagianian
Sacred Congregation For the Propagatation of
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Cilicia
Akhaltzikhe
Armenia
Comana
Bank Robbery Reported in San Jose Seizure of $4000
In San Jose California a lone bandit robbed the First National Bank yesterday sending a note to a teller reading Have gun wall shoot Reese Shirley 26 a bank employee. The thief escaped with around four thousand dollars.
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San Jose
Calif
First National Bank of
Shirley Reese
Oklahoma plumber mingles with Garcia at Mount Vernon
M. J. Carroll a 65 year old Ponca City plumber joined Philippine President Carlos Garcia during a Mount Vernon visit. Carroll introduced himself from Oklahoma and shook hands with Garcia as his wife Ana filmed the moment.
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Washington
Carlos Garcia
Philippines
Eisenhower
Dulles
Oklahoma
M. J. Carroll
Ponca City
Oklo
Mount Vernon
Garcia
America
Potomac
Carroll
Augusta
De Gaulle Recovery Loan Backed by French People
Paris notes the 18th anniversary of De Gaulle's call to victory as France backs a national recovery loan. Antoine Pinay says bond sales fund vaults, while 3 percent bonds go on sale for gold, with immunity promised for holders who yield gold and a pledge of continued support for the bond campaign amid wartime measures.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
de Gaulle
Bank of France
Germany
Prosecu
British loan of midget submarine Sprat to U S Navy
The British Admiralty announced the loan of the midget submarine H M S Sprat to the U S Navy for three months of harbor defense tests. The Sprat, successor to earlier World War II subs, will be taken to Portsmouth Virginia aboard a U S A L car, sailing Friday. It carries a crew of five.
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London
UPS
U.S. Navy
Admiralty
Portsmouth
U.s.al
Two Dusting Planes Crash Near Harlingen Within Hours
In Harlingen Texas two dusting planes crashed within 25 miles of each other. Albert Merrill age two from Rio Hondo died in one wreck. His brother Robert Merrill also from Rio Hondo survived the other crash and walked away.
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Harlingen
Tex
Albert Merrill
Rio Hondo
Robert Merrill
Adirondack Crash Kills 2 Injures 4
A head on collision near Chestertown on Route 28 at Wevertown killed driver Joseph Bruechier 44 of Brooklyn and Edward J McGrath 38 of Richmond Hill died at Glens Falls Hospital. Four others were injured.
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Joseph Bruechier
Brooklyn
Wevertoun
Edward J) McGrath
Richmond Hall
Glens Falls
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