President Eisenhower thanks medical staff and supporters abroad
In Denver the ailing President declared eternal gratitude to the medical team at Fitzsimons and Lowry, praising prayers from around the world. He spoke briefly from the ramp, thanked Mrs. Eisenhower, and noted the illness had shown how good people are while referencing ongoing health recovery efforts.
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Eisenhower
Jeff Denver
Washington
Air Force
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Lowry Air Force Base
Liberal party routed in Philippine Senate race
In Manila the Liberal party that held power two years ago faced a shutout in the Philippine Senate. Unofficial returns over 70 percent complete show Liberals far behind for nine seats. Only Sen. Calaro M. Recto remains among leaders, but as a guest candidate he says allegiance to the Liberal ticket is weak amid a heated campaign.
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Manila
Liberal Party
Philippine Senate
Senate
Calaro M. Recto
Ramon Magsaysay
Liberal
Flood Peril Ends As Storm Moves Out To Sea
Danger of floods in southern New England lifted as the center of a wind driven rainstorm passed seaward. Rain and snow lingered in parts of the region while the storm moved northeast, centered east of Nantucket and well offshore from Long Island. Weather warnings eased as precip slowed, with coastal rain and mountain snow continuing in spots.
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Middle Atlantic
Weather Bureau
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Yantucket Island
Cape Cod
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Airport strike widens as Paris flights disrupted
Radar towers and central rooms at French airports stood deserted as 3600 safety technicians strike for higher pay. Air France and Trans World Airlines rerouted long distance flights to bases near Paris, with Basle hosting diverted planes. Pedestrian traffic to Paris increased by train and Brussels elections cited in commentary.
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Air France
Bretigny
Pari
Trans World Airlines
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Switzerland
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American Airways
Brussels
David
Lawrence
Poppies Recall World War I in UAL Reward Note
In a feature blending reminiscence and news, HAL BOYLE notes a $25,000 United Air reward tied to a veteran recalling Saint Mihiel Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood and Argonne fights. The piece reflects on memory, sacrifice, and aging soldiers as newer generations overlook the wars.
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Hoover Pays Tribute To Mister American At Veterans Day
Former President Herbert Hoover, acting as Eisenhower’s representative, spoke at Arlington National Cemetery near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. He said the United States would always defend itself and remain strong to deter aggression, while noting the President’s absence due to illness and recovery.
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Fishbowls May Save Our Hearing in Science Talk
Ottawa based NRC scientist Dr. R J Thiessen warned at the Ottawa Science Association meeting last night that deafness from industrial noise has risen sharply over 25 years. He suggested plastic fishbowl helmets as a future safeguard, saying earplugs and muffs may not work.
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National Research Council
R. J. Thiessen
Ottawa Science Assn
Million Dollar Heroin Haul Seized Aboard French Freighter St Malo
Montreal police seized nearly 31 pounds of pure heroin worth about 10 million dollars aboard the French Line freighter St Malo. The drugs were hidden in 14 plastic bags in a crew cabin ceiling. A missing Airman from Cincinnati was sought as foiled smuggling unfolded on the St Lawrence River.
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St. Malo
Air Force
Naw
Robert Bianchi Maliverno
U S offers broader aerial inspection plan
Geneva report cites State Department saying the United States is willing to extend President Eisenhower's aerial inspection plan to include bases in the United States and allied nations if the Soviet Union reverses its policy and accepts the proposal. The exchange follows Dulles statements urging Moscow to cooperate in widening the program.
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Soviet Union
Italy Blocks Export of Jets to Egypt Amid Dulles-Molotov Clash
Italy announced an export ban on Vampire jets to Egypt as U S Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov clashed over disarmament plans at a Big Four conference. France signaled acceptance of fixed or mobile controls, aiming to satisfy both Eisenhower and Bulganin proposals. Egyptian delivery of Italian jets and related accusations drew attention as ministers planned further sessions to wrap up the conference.
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Revolt Simmered Hogan Claims Enough Votes to Beat Custer
Hogan alleged he has pledges from 325 of the Democrats in a county committee circle of about 541 members. A hotel meeting of 25 to 30 party factions was called to unite support for the organization. Attorney Paul C. DeBernardis and others described the plan as aimed at aligning all factions before the September primary. Frank Barry remained the only announced candidate. the effort for broader consensus appeared uncertain. The meeting’s outcome and Hogan’s standing were under dispute among party leaders.
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Bloodless Revolt III Staged in Rio de Janeiro Coup
Brazilian army under Gen. Henrique Teixeira Lott ousted provisional President Carlos Coimbra b. Luz and seized control of government while navy and air force withheld support. Copacabana Fort fired on a warship as central police and government offices were surrounded. Luz sought refuge on a navy vessel, with centers of power under martial control and censorship in effect.
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Storms Cloud Airman Search in Pacific Ocean
Bad weather returned today to cloud the search for an airman missing since June. The carrier Kearsarge raced toward the reported downed location 630 miles east of Honolulu ready to launch 70 planes, but the Navy warned weather might render the effort useless.
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Rain Expected at Big Game Amid Chilly Outlook
A regional forecast warns rain and light showers for the big game with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph today and 20 to 30 mph tomorrow. Temperatures will peak near 54 and dip to 40 tonight with a rise to 52 tomorrow, then colder by Saturday night and possible snow Sunday into Monday. Weather notes cite Andrew Keller and five day trends, with a return to warmer air by midweek and a note on unusual temperature deviations and unrelated legal matter references.
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Bed Spring Stab Case Yields $3000 Verdict
A Los Angeles jury awarded Virginia Maederlein, 29, three thousand dollars in damages after she testified she was impaled by a mattress spring. The incident allegedly occurred when the spring cut into her.
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Virginia Maederlein
Two Guards Fired in Prison After Russian Test Blast
Two guards at Statesville Prison near Joliet were fired after admitting possession of nutmeg and trading spice to prisoners. Cardinal Francis Spellman’s 97-year-old father William Spellman died in Abington Massachusetts, described as in good health until Wednesday.
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Joseph E. Ragen
London
Lights Go Out During Speech at Edgewater Hotel
Walter I Dolbeare vice president of Virginia Electric Power Co spoke to Pacific Coast Electrical Association at the Edgewater Hotel when the venue lost power on Thursday night. Dolbeare finished his remarks by flashlight.
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Bears Rams Game Tickets Sold Out Motive Highlights
A Utah sports fan laments sold out tickets as Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams clash Sunday. He seeks two seats and asks a fish and game expert for help locating a pair in South Dakota or nearby.
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Salt Lake City
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Gossiping Truths Prompt a Chuckle On Gossip
A lighthearted line notes that a gossip will not lie if the truth causes more harm, highlighting how rumor and honesty intertwine in everyday chatter. The quip suggests care in speaking about others and the consequences of blunt truth.
Still Blowing in Osaka Tops Library Popularity
In Osaka Japan the h-One book ranking places Gone with the Wind among the five most popular titles across the city’s 17 largest libraries. The enduring classic draws readers amid a diverse catalog and rising interest in historic literature.
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Jewish women's group influence seen in Israel projects
Alexander F. Jones executive editor notes on the Herald-Journal editorial page that the impact of the Jewish women's organization is evident in Israel's institutions and projects across the new state.
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