Governors discuss Ike era and 1960 prospects at conf
Governors from New Jersey Michigan California and South Carolina debated Eisenhower health civil rights and party dynamics at a news conference. Harriman urged careful Supreme Court support while Knight urged unity and predicted Ike victory.
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Michigan
Goodwin Knight
California
George Bell Tim
Amerman Jr
South Carolina
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Harriman
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
Meyner
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Joe. McCarthy
McCarthy
Kohler
Democratic Party
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goody Knight
Knight
George Bell
Tim
Merman Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
Williams
Ike
Ike Urges Nehru Postpone Trip for Recovery
President Eisenhower writes that convalescence may delay July talks with Prime Minister Nehru and suggests postponing the U S visit until frank discussions can be assured. He hopes the pause won’t be long and asks for a new date. Nehru travels from New Delhi to London en route to Washington.
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United States
Eisenhower
Nehru
Eisenshower
Panama City
Hagerty
Panamian
Julian Harrington
New Delhi
London
Washington
Middle East
Eisenhower to spend weekend at Gettysburg farm
President Eisenhower will convalesce at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm after discharge from Walter Reed Army Hospital planned for Friday or Saturday. White House secretary James Hagerty said the couple intends to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary there, with no exact discharge details given.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Haglerty
Workers Repair Four Towns Roads in Cayuga County
Cayuga County highway superintendent Gail V Ball reports blacktop work underway in Locke Morrav ia Venice Semprorius and Melrose Road Owasco. A reconstruction project on Bird Cemetery Road in Locke will create a 16 foot macadam road. A bridge is being built over Hamilton Creek in Brutus.
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Auburn
Gail V. Ball
Cayuga County
Locke
Morravia
Venice
Semprorius
Melrose Rd
Owasco
Bird Cemetery
Hamilton Creek
Brutus
Blacklisting in entertainment examined by Fund for the Republic
The Fund for the Republic reports blacklisting of entertainers is widespread in film radio and TV, less so in theater. Hollywood shows universal bias against identified Communists and Fifth Amendment witnesses. Broadway has no organized lists though politics influence hiring. The study, begun 1954, was prepared by John Cogley and a team.
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New York
Fund For the Republic
Hollywood
House Un-American Activities Committee
Radio Land
Radio-Tv
Broadway
John Cogley
the Commonweal
New York Attorney Named General Counsel for Eisenhower Committee
Carl E. New ton of New York City was appointed general counsel of the New York State Citizens for Eisenhower Committee. The former U S attorney and wartime coal mines administrator was announced yesterday and previously led the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway during World War II.
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New York
Carl E. Newton
Wagner Favors 21 drinking age proposal
New York Mayor Robert F Wagner favors raising the state drinking age from 18 to 21. He said his current view would support a bill if introduced next year after discussions with Connecticut and New Jersey officials. He noted border states with 21-year limits reduce teen crossings and related car accidents.
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New York
INL
Robert F. Wagner
New York State
Connecticut
New Jersey
Nome
Rider Throttled By Safety Belt
Princeton police report a fatal auto crash involving Kurt Eichler and his son Frank Eichler in New Jersey. The 62 year old, riding in a 1956 Mercedes Benz, was killed when a loose safety belt allegedly wrapped around his throat during the collision. He died in Princeton Hospital yesterday.
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Princeton
N.J
Kurt Eichler
Flushing
Frank
Hibler
Princeton Hospital
Explorer Scouts Lost in City in St Louis Convoy
Five Kentucky Boy Scouts and their leader from Lexington got separated in downtown St. Louis while en route to a scout ranch in New Mexico. Leader Leon Cooper 42 reported the group after driving across a Mississippi River bridge, police reunited them.
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Lexington
New Mexico
Leon Cooper
Cooper
Argentine climbers abandon Dhaulagiri ascent after avalanches
An eight member Argentine expedition near the summit of Mt Dhaulagiri 26810 feet abandoned their climb after avalanches and heavy snows. A message from Nepal confirmed the climbers were safe but at least two native porters died in the avalanche disaster.
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Katmanud
Nepal
Dhaulagiri
Twining reviews Soviet air show amid disarmament talks
General Twining watched a display at Tushina Airport featuring advanced fighter types labeled Farmer and Flashlight and a turboprop transport. Khrushchev and Soviet leaders toasted disarmament while noting rival missile programs as Twining carried a personal message from President Eisenhower.
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Tushina
Twining
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Georgi Zhukov
Khrushchev
Bulganin
British Plane Crash Kills 126 In Nigeria Tragedy
A four engine British airliner crashed near Kano Nigeria after takeoff from Lagos en route to London. Fifty survivors reported including Captain H V Tomlinson and four crew. 38 passengers and seven crew aboard. At least 126 dead including stewardess Kay Buckley and 11 women passengers and 2 children. L. A. Ward from Reading reported missing. Flight was British Overseas and Argonaut. The probe links crash to storm clouds and loss of height.
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Nigeria
L. A. Ward
Reading
England
Kay Buckley
British Overseas and Argonaut
London
Tripoli
Libya
Mad Killer Hunt Widens Across Three States
The search for Alfred Buck Wilson 37 widens as authorities fear he remains at large near abandoned quarries north of Warren Ohio. Wilson shot and killed Hazel Botts 32 Geraldine Brown 30 and Nancy Worthington 16 during a spree following his common law wife leaving him. The manhunt extends into Kentucky and West Virginia as officers pursue possible contact with relatives and monitor Wilson’s locations with armed patrols.
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Warren
Ohio
Alfred
Buck) Wilson
Wilson
Kentucky
West Virginia
Hazel Botts
Geraldine Brown
Nancy Worthington
Lions International Opens 39th Annual Miami Convention
Delegates from Lions clubs worldwide register at Miami Convention headquarters for a week long meeting. The first general session opens Wednesday with a parade planned along Biscayne Boulevard. Humberto Valenzuela of Santiago Chile will be introduced to delegates by C C Reid of Denver. Governor Collins and Mayor Christmas welcome the event.
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Fila
Lions
Lions International
Biscayne Blvd
Humberto Valenzuela
Santiago
Chile
C. C. Reid
Denver
Colo. Florida
LeRoy Collins
Randall W. Christmas
Israel Fears Egypt May Attack Her
Jerusalem reports Israeli Foreign Office officials warned the United Nations that Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser threatens to attack Israel. Cairo radio quoted Nasser vowing to liberate Arab lands and punish Palestine’s claim, while Israel accuses Cairo of tightening the Suez blockade and massing troops on its border after a border clash near Qalqilye and Nir Eliahu.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
Palestine
Egypt
Qalqilye
Jordan
Nir Eliahu
I Tel Aviv
Northernmost U.S. town Penasse Minn at 49 22 N
The northernmost town in the United States is Penasse in Minnesota located at 49 degrees 22 minutes north latitude.
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United States
Penasse, Minn
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