Polio debate deepens as Eden faces Frogman missing case
In a wave of criticism over the missing Frogman case, Eden is pressed in the House of Commons. Public Health officials report week polio totals near those of 1952, with 74 and 92 cases in recent weeks and no clear link to Salk vaccine yet.
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Tom
Ochiltree
Buster) Crabb
London
Ordzhonilidi
Eden
Portsmouth
House of Commons
Crabb
Jenn
Arder
Cmdr
Lioneli
Ordbonikidde
A Public’ Health Service
Benier
Nikolai’ Bulgarin
Johnson Wins Texas Primary Prompts Editorial Pages
Editorial section analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson's Texas primary victory with essays by Kasene Drummond and Doris Fleeson. Regular features listed include police courts, bridge, radiow and TV, classifieds, and sports.
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Texas
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Kasene Drummond
Doris Fleeson
Arausents
Bridge
Radiow-Tv
Martial law in eastern Algeria amid 19th month revolt
French authorities imposed martial law in eastern Algeria to quell a nationalist rebellion now in its 19th month. Officials reported heavy fighting with at least 200 guerrilla deaths and 20 European casualties as counterattacks burned about 40 farms in the Constanine and Bone region.
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Lacoste
Devin
Zip Gun Killed Boy Five Held In Admiralty Case
Crabb 46 presumed dead. the body not recovered. Russians earlier claimed sighting Jim near their ship. Eden refused to disclose circumstances of Crabb disappear ance, saying actions taken without ministers’ knowledge. Opposition Labor plans to censure Eden, proposing a pay reduction vote in Parliament. The case raises questions about secret service discipline and handling of the Crabb incident.
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Xexesumed
Wes
Crabb
Jim
Eden
Maj‘lesty
Secret Service
Labor Party
Moniay
Fourth delay for H bomb drop on Namu target
The planned inaugural hydrogen bomb drop aboard the Mowat McKinley from Enyu to Namu Island was postponed again as winds shift. Crews and observers were briefed and poised for a predawn attempt when the order to delay arrived, marking the fourth postponement in five days.
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Uss
MT. Me Kinley
INS
America
P.D.T
Andes
Jon
The
Marshall Tslands
Russia
Mowat McKinley
Eniwetok
Namu
Enyu
Barbara Grace
Dulles Cites U S Might Backing Far East Allies
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States has the military power to back up six Far East allies if China and the Soviet Union attack. He listed South Korea Formosa Indo China Philippines Thailand Union, and Japan as the nations aided by U S forces. He testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Eisenhower’s four billion nine hundred million dollar foreign aid program and noted allied armed forces alone cannot withstand a Chinese Communist assault.
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Washington
INS
John Foster "Dulles
U.S
Russia
Ee Dulles
South Korea
Formosa
China
Philippines
Thailand
Union
Japan
Tle
United States
Eisenhower
Topcoats Back Again Weather Moves In
A block of cool air moves south with a strong front. Temperatures drop as high pressure moves in tonight. Expect clear and cooler weather after decreasing rain with a high near 60 and a low around 35 with brisk winds. Another storm will bring increasing clouds and rain tomorrow with a high near 56.
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Ward
Nine Ton Chocolate Mountain Blocks Road Near Trento
A nine ton chocolate mountain blocked a road outside Torbole Wergsday when a candy truck overturned. Federal police were deployed to keep village children from feasting on the towering chocolate pile.
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Trento
Italy
Torbole 'Wergsday
Rockets Fire From Sabre Jet At Mount Clemens Base
At Castle Ridge Air Force Base near Mount Clemens Michigan twenty four rockets were accidentally discharged during unloading from a Sabre Jet causing damage to two buildings and injuries to Airman William Hamm who suffered first and second degree burns. Police closed a two mile area while Air Force crews searched for unexploded missiles and warned residents not to touch any rockets found.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Serfridge Air Force Base
Air Force
Mount
Tanse Cruse
Wiliam Hamm
Hammond
Ind
Eisenhower Checks In At Walter Reed For Medical Exam
President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Army Hospital for a head to toe medical checkup including another appraisal of his heart attack recovery. Doctors say he is in good physical shape but will have a thorough exam this weekend as they monitor his condition and activity levels.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Paul Dudley White
Whitear House
How Jaard McC. Snyder
P Snyder
Goodie
Eisenhwer
Greece
Walter ‘Reed
Athens
Sens
Thej
Aland
U.S
Cyprus executes two Greek Cypriots despite clemency appeals
In Nicosia dawn executions, Michael Karaolis and Andreas Demetrious were hanged for political killings. The pair were among Cyprus and British figures tied to the Enosis violence campaign, amid protests and security measures on the tense island.
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NLA
Cyprus
Michael Karaolis
Andreas Demetrious
Nicosia
Taber Slams Air Force Over Sampson Closure Plan
Rep. John Taber of Auburn tells the House Armed Services Committee the Air Force showed recklessness and impropriety in dismantling Sampson Air Force Base. He links the plan to move Continental Air Command HQ and cites alleged waste of base lumber and expedited disposal. Concluded on Page 0.
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Washington
John. Taber
Auburn
House
Armed Services’ Committee
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Taber
Continental Air
Command
Mitchel Field
S. 1
Geneva
Aig
Quarles
Auburn Reprublican
Tola
Therman
Taher
Naked eggs priced by dozen or by pound debate
In Ithaca Cornell experts propose selling eggs naked, shells removed and packaged in transparent plastic. Marketing specialists and the Bureau of Weights and Measures of the State Department of Agriculture and Markets seek guidance on whether to price by the dozen or by the pound for market trials.
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Cornell
University
Bureau of Weights and Measures
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Indiana Governor Sends Quail to President Eisenhower
Republican Gov. George N. Craig sent 50 pairs of Indiana quail to President Eisenhower on Wednesday to stock his Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania. The act aimed to aid conservation and provide game birds for the president.
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Indianapolis
George
Craig
Elsens
Indiana
Gettysburg
Defense Bill Faces House Vote For Defense Department Funding
The House planned to pass without major changes a defense bill granting the Defense Department 33.185 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Debate showed little opposition to the Army Navy and Air Force allocations but some wanted restoration of 512.784 million dollars cut from Eisenhower requests. Representative Mahon said he did not expect major alterations.
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Washington
House
Defense Department
Appropriations Committee
Thermy
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Wife and husband spar over spending and confidence
A humorous domestic exchange shows a wife telling her husband to spend freely with a sly jab about confidence in him. The line captures a lighthearted moment of financial trust and joking banter.
Death Penalty Called Exceptional Punishment in Law Talks
A discussion notes the death penalty as an exceptional, temporary measure for gravest crimes, stressing its use only in extreme cases. The source frames it as a stressed, legally significant option within broader penal policy.
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Vrvamedy Suwere
Primary impact unseen in Swiss county voters
All Quiet Vevay Indiana reporting that in Switzerland County Clark Cecil Divall did not print any presidential candidate names on the ballot because nobody told him to. The piece notes the Indiana primary day produced little activity and local coverage remained muted.
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Vevay
Ind
Indiana
Switzerland
Clark
Cecil Divall
Louis Armstrong plays to Princess Margaret in London
In Empress Hall Louis Armstrong’s concert draws 9 000 fans as Princess Margaret enjoys his set in a blue dress. Arm strong smiles, plays classics like Mahogany Hall Stomp and Tenderly, while guards shield the royal party and the princess claps along.
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Armstrong
Europe
London
Louis
Empress Hall
Jligh Society
Princess Margaret
Haad
Satchmo
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