President Eisenhower replies to 6 year old girl note
President Eisenhower thanks Barbara Gail Cohn for a letter and flowers sent from Bethesda Maryland while he recovers at Walter Reed Hospital. He signs a personal note written to Barby expressing appreciation for her thoughts and wishing him a speedy recovery. The story highlights a child’s earnest effort and a presidential thank you.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Barbara Gail Cohn
Marcus Cohn
Bethesda
Barbara
Mr. Eisenhower
Cohns
Larry
Barby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Loyalty row erupts over USDA worker letter
Chicago Sun-Times reports John C. Baker, Midwest information service chief, admitted sending a lampooning reply to USDA security officer J. Glenn Cassity after a loyalty questionnaire. Baker, who once rode in a World War II car pool with Milton Eisenhower, mocked the inquiry and referenced a “witch hunt” from 1948 while denying involvement in subversive groups.
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Chicago Sun-Times
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sun-Times
John C. Baker
Midwest Information Service
Agriculture Department
Baker
J. Glenn Cassity
USDA
Washington
Eisenhower
Milton
Ike
The
Sun- Times
Cassity
British Soldier Slain in Cyprus Market Attack
In Nicosia on June 21 a British serviceman was shot dead by Cypriot rebels in the Lanarca market while buying provisions for Cypriot prisoners at Pyla detention camp. Assassins fled through the crowd as bombs hit a Nicosia hotel and a Paphos police station, wounding a Greek Cypriot.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lanarca
Pyla
Paphos
U S France Split Over Russia Narrows Gap in Talks
Washington June 21 A French American split over Russia emerged after talks between Foreign Minister Pineau and Secretary Dulles. Pineau traveled to New York after failing to persuade Dulles to back broader economic and cultural contact with the Soviet bloc.
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Russia
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Pineau
New York
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Moscow
Dulles - Pineau
Europe
China
France
United States
U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Konrad
Middle East
Israel
Britain
U. S
United Dulles-Pineau
U. N. Security Council
Safety crackdown urged by council
The National Safety Council and the International Association of Chiefs of Police urged a 100 percent police turnout for Fourth of July traffic enforcement. They called for cancelling days off, assigning all officers to traffic duty, and using unmarked cars to curb dangerous driving amid a projected 30 million holiday travelers.
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National Safety Council
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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