Eisenhower Sees Politics as Puzzle Not Game
President Eisenhower discusses politics in hopeful terms while resisting derogatory labels. He recalls Nixon as a potential running mate, outlines harmony between ticket members, and notes plans for international travel and the Big Four conference uncertain timing. He warns against stand-by wage price controls and stresses civil defense enthusiasm. He questions abandoning Quemoy and Matsu islands in the Far East.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Red China
George D-Gal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
France
Russia
George
Elias D-Tenn
Geroge
Four airmen released after Korea war span China border
Four American jet pilots freed after capture in Korea and held in Manchuria were flown to Hong Kong and released near the border. Officials say their release followed U.S. and Western diplomacy as President Eisenhower discussed air power and wage policy amid postwar tensions.
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Manchuria
U.S
North Korea
Korpina
Court Remands Historic School Desegregation Cases
The Supreme Court remands cases involving Negro pupils in Clarendon County South Carolina Prince Edward County Virginia Topeka Kansas Claymont and Hockessin Delaware and DC. The ruling applies to 17 other states with segregated schools and directs lower courts to notify school authorities to begin compliance guided by equitable principles with no fixed deadline for ending segregation.
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S. C
Prince Edward County
Topexa
Kan
Claymont
Hockessin
Del
District of Columbia
Warren
Keg
Hobby Expected To Quit Tomorrow At Health Post
President Eisenhower was set to announce Marion B. Folsom as secretary of health, education and welfare to replace Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby. Hobby’s resignation was not yet submitted, with personal reasons cited and her husband ill. The White House said the move would not be tied to Salk vaccine issues.
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CIO Auto Workers Union
Ford
Washington
INS
the Treasury
Marion B. Folsom
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Eiisenhower
U N chief presses China on airmen release
Dag Hammarskjold urged Chou En-lai to release four U S fliers jailed as spies after acknowledging their freedom. He said he will persist until all captives held in Red prisons in violation of the Korean armistice are freed. US sources see real hope for more releases.
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New Delhi
Menon
U.S
Washington
State Department
China
United Nations
INS
Dag Mammarskjold
U. S
Chou
U. N
Joan Crawford and Alfred Steele Honeymoon in Europe
Newly married film star Joan Crawford and husband Alfred Steele arrived in Le Havre aboard the United States for a month long European honeymoon. They plan to travel by car from Paris to the Riviera and on to Capri, Italy, before returning to the United States in July. Crawford is due back in Hollywood in August to start a new film.
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France
Joan Crawford
Alfred Steele
United States
Europe
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Riviera
Italy
Capri
Miss Crawford
Hollywood
Woman perishes as house fire destroys Rotterdam home
Miss Sophie Teppo, 26, of Rotterdam, died after a Monday blaze gutted her brother's house. She was staying there with relatives while they were away for the weekend.
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Rotterdam
Sophie Teppo
Teppo
Fire and Flood Destroys Chickens in Bloomfield
A blaze at Charles Brewer's farm in Bloomfield Kentucky killed most of the 100 chickens. One chick survived the fire but drowned after wandering to a water trough.
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Bloomfield, Ky
Charles Brewer
Submarines Reported Operating From Hoeng Shan Harbor
Report says Red China has submarines based at Hoeng Shan harbor off Chekiang coast. They reportedly monitor the U S 7th Fleet and the Nationalist navy in the Formosa Strait.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red Chinese
Hoeng Shan
Chekiang
China
Tatas
Ministry of the Interior
Formosa Strait
Durable Thug Leaves Hospital
Jettie Bass aged 41 was discharged from Parkland Hospital five days after a street fight left him disemboweled and head injuries. Police describe Bass as Dallas' No 1 hoodlum, noting he survived 19 machine gun wounds in a 1952 ambush during a burglary. Ex convict Raymond Pope was charged with assault to murder.
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Dallas
Tex
Jettie Bass
Parkland Hospital
Bass
Raymond Pope
FastEeth Teeth Powder Aids Dentures For Comfort
FastEeth is an alkaline denture powder that secures false teeth more firmly and reduces plate odor. Sprinkle a little on plates to improve eating and speaking comfort without gummy taste. Available at drug counters as FMTEETH.
New Mother Dies in Fort Worth Polio Iron Lung
An 18 year old mother, Mrs. Charles Ray Thomas, died last night in the iron lung that had kept her alive since she was stricken with polio on August 3. Her daughter Landa Kay, born August 17, remains in good health.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Ray Thomas
Landa Kay
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