Eisenhower Gifts Souvenirs To Iowa Paper Boy
President Eisenhower gave souvenirs to Andy Williams, 14, of the Ames Tribune, during a White House visit on National Newspaper Boy Day. The boy, who raised funds for the Crusade for Freedom, received pencils, a silver dollar born in 1890, a steel ruler, and campaign pins after describing a friendly chat with the President about supporting his campaign.
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Tomato tomatoes hit Yale crowds during Stevenson talk
Adlai Stevenson faced boos and a tomato thrown at Yale University as he spoke to more than 2,800 in Woolsey Hall. He defended himself from Princeton jibes and recalled a 1930s Russia visit before heading to Providence for a city hall plaza rally.
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Thousands See Pope Beatified In Rome
Thousands of foreign and Italian pilgrims jammed Rome to witness the beatification of Pope Innocent XI. He becomes the ninth pontiff beatified but not yet canonized. The ceremony follows a historic appeal credited to Innocent XI that spurred European nations to fight the Turks who threatened Vienna.
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How Are Campaigns Financed In American Politics
Editorial teaser notes a series on campaign financing with today's editorial page and regular features listed on various pages. Mentions Amusements 8 Editorials Bridge 14 Letters Classified 11-13 Radio-TV Comics 14-15 Women's Deaths 6 Sports Today's Pictures Page 16.
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Five Million Dollar Will Lost by Lawyer on Train
New York lawyer Norman W. Schurtj says he lost heiress Alice Astor Pleydell Bouverie's five million dollar will on a commuter train to Weston Connecticut. He filed a sworn copy with Surrogate Collins claiming memory of the will's details after the heiress died of a heart attack. The will left 5.3 million to her four children. The surrogate took the plea under advisement.
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New Haven
Eisenhower counters Stevenson draft and H bomb proposals
President Eisenhower escalates clash with Adlai Stevenson over continued draft and H bomb testing policies. He argues halting tests would weaken U.S. lead in nuclear arms and aid Russia, warning against curbing atomic power without foolproof international safeguards.
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Dodgers Lead World Series Favorites After Strong Rally
New York Dodgers hold 13-5 odds to defeat the Yankees as they chase a second straight title. Friday's offensive outburst and two early wins put Brooklyn on the brink, while Whitey Ford tries to slow the surge at Yankee Stadium.
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Cop Killer Suspect Slain by Patrolman
Larchmont reports say police killed Nils Tvedt 28, a suspect in the killing of Patrolman Charles Ackerly after a pursuit in New Rochelle. Tvedt, identified by fingerprints, had a long record of robbery and burglary and was linked to a stolen car during the chase. Authorities noted inconsistencies in the case and said the connection to the slaying had not been fully proven. He had prior confinement at Mattewan State Hospital and lived at the St George Hotel in Brooklyn.
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Navy Chief Spares McKeon and Allows Private Return
Secretary of the Navy Thomas rescinds a bad conduct discharge and lowers McKeon’s confinement to three months, with one month to serve. The 11 year Marine veteran will stay in the corps as a private to pursue a useful career after a court martial for negligent homicide and drinking on duty. McKeon and his attorney welcomed the decision saying it is just and fair.
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Eden in Hospital With Feverish Chill
Prime Minister Anthony Eden has been confined to a hospital since Friday due to a feverish chill. Doctors reported the fever is subsiding and he should resume work in a day or two. He contracted the chill while visiting his wife at University College Hospital where she was having a dental checkup.
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University College Hospital
Probationer Sentences Mail Check to Fictional Office
A man on federal liquor law probation mailed a $20 check payable to the U S Eternal Revenue Of fice, received by the U S District Court in Statesville North Carolina. The incident reflects ongoing probation compliance matters and irregularities in payment designations.
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Today’s Chuckle Quarrel Over Rag Practical Joke
A husband and wife quarrel as he laments finances while she retorts she now has plenty of rags since marriage. The exchange ends with a playful sting about start of domestic life.
Rarest US coin worth fifty thousand says dealer
In Philadelphia a dealer found a peculiar 50 cent piece in a bag from the mint. The coin is smaller and thinner than a half dollar with 50 cent markings. Creed compares its value to a 1865 British Guiana stamp, about 50,000, though he is not selling.
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U.S
George Creed
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British Guiana
Severe chill and frost grip Syracuse with rising winds
The temperature dipped to a season low and tied the all time low of minus 33 with a heavy frost across Syracuse. The weatherman predicts a warming trend then showers tonight and tomorrow morning as winds rise. today’s high near 67, tonight around 50, tomorrow 62.
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Jury Convicts Brink’s Robbery Suspects in Massachusetts
A Suffolk County jury convicts Joseph McGinnis and seven others for the Brink’s Inc. million dollar robbery. Verdicts after a nine week trial set sentencing Tuesday and mark Massachusetts court history as the longest criminal trial.
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Jazz) Maffie
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Henry Baker
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Striker Faces Fine Ouster as Lewis Warns Union Rules
Cincinnati, John L. Lewis, 76, Labor chief, vows to sack strikers with heavy fines or expulsion from the coal industry. At the United Mine Workers quadrennial convention he cites 170 local strikes from January to April causing production and time losses. He warns delegates to crack down on wildcat strikes and cites a June West Virginia case costing a million tons of coal and $400,000 in royalties. He says fines of 300 dollars are common and 200 dollars may trigger expulsion.
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