President Begins His Third Week In Hospital
President Eisenhower enters the third week in Walter Reed Hospital in good spirits and hopes to leave next week. He named Vice President Nixon as his personal representative for Manila July 4 independence ceremonies. Nixon and wife will attend. The president is recovering from an intestinal attack and obstruction surgery with plans to convalesce at Gettysburg farm.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisen
Hower
Richard M. Nixon
Manila
Philippine
Nixon
Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital
Howard McC. Snyder
Gettysburg
Barnet Signals Retirement After Ninth Marriage
Los Angeles reports orchestra leader Charles Barnet aged 42 says he may retire from marriage after his ninth wedding to Linda Joyce Johnson aged 23. Johnson obtained an annulment of their proxy Mexican marriage in Superior Court yesterday. the couple wed less than two months prior.
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Los Angeles
Charles Barnet
Linda Joyce Johnson
Superior Court
Barnet
President Eisenhower Faces Health Test As G O P Plans Proceed
Washington reports Republican leaders meeting to finalize August 20 convention plans though the White House says Ike has not discussed politics since his June operation. Hagerty says no word of a political message circulated. The president made a first unaided 40 foot walk and spoke 45 minutes with Gen Gruenther, stressing NATO and foreign aid restoration.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Congress
C E I Ordered to Restore Passenger Trains Between Evansville and State Line
The Public Service Commission ordered the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad to show cause why trains 92 and 43 between Evansville and the Illinois Indiana state line should not be restored. The line runs Evansville to Chicago, crossing Indiana to Illinois north of Terre Haute. A hearing is set for Sullivan at 10 a.m. July 12.
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Public Service Commission
Evansville
Illinois-Indiana State Line
P.S.C
Sullivan
E.S.T
C.&e.i
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Wiretapping Search May Be Made In Capitol
Washington June 22 An electronic search of the Capitol for wiretapping equipment became possible after a security check of Sen Lehman off ice. Defense agents found nothing wrong but the incident sparked a Senate furor delaying a 35 billion defense bill.
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Washington
Defense Department
Sen. Lehman
D.-N.y
Senate
Lehman
Sen
Symington
D.-Mo
Special Armed Services
Lyndon B. Johnson
D.-Tex
Douglas
D.-Ill
Sen. Green
D.-R.i
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Capehart
R.-Ind
Lehman protests security check of Senate committee room
Lehman denounces a security sweep of his committee room calling it insulting to the Senate. Testimony shows Defense Department agents routinely inspect rooms for listening devices but Lehman notes he would have cooperated and granted permission. Sen. Saltonstall says the subcommittee is sorry and asserts officers were only trying to do their duty.
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R.-Mass
Lehman
Tempers Flare in Church Merger Debate in Omaha
Delegates at the Congregationalists General Council heatedly debated merging with the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Opponents warned dissenting congregations might withdraw if the majority decision stands. The issue dominates the council's thirteenth biennial session with action expected on a declaration of church and minister rights.
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Omaha
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Council
Second Youth Sentenced for Criminal Assault
Judge Herbert R. Criss sentenced Frankie Eugene Felling 22 of Brazil to one to five years in the Indiana Reformatory after finding him guilty of assault and battery on a child under 16. Co defendant Richard Orville Biggs 16 of Terre Haute was sentenced to the Indiana State Farm for one year after pleading guilty to both counts.
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Herbert R. Criss
Frankie Eugene Felling
A. R
Brazil
Indiana
Felling
Indiana State Farm
Pleads Not Guilty to Morals Charge
Elsie Mae Speed 41 of 900 Gilbert avenue pleads not guilty to prostitution when arraigned before City Judge Edward Everett. She is held on a $500 bond after allegedly soliciting a passerby Thursday evening. William T. Brines 24 of 707 Sycamore street pays a $3.75 fine for violating a traffic signal. Four motorists pay $2.75 each for running stop signs: Bobby L. Walsh 18, Joseph T. Huff 30, Harold L. Rector 39, and Louis T. Bowman 69.
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Elsie Mae Speed
Gilbert Avenue
Edward
Everett
Miss Speed
William T. Brines
Sycamore Street
Bobby L. Walsh
North Eighth Street
Joseph T. Huff
Harold L. Rector
South Fifteenth Street
Louis T. Bowman
R. R
West
Terre Haute
Woman Held After Fires Aboard Miami Flight
Charlotte police detained Evelyn Mills a 36 year old from Cleveland after she secretly started two fires on an Eastern Airlines Super Constellation en route to Miami. Stewardess Helen Rosenthal and co pilot J D Willoughby extinguished the blazes with no damage or injuries. Police Chief Frank Littlejohn called her a likely mental case and ruled out sabotage after questioning.
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N. C
Miami
Helen Rosenthal
J. D. Willoughby
Eastern Airlines
Frank Littlejohn
Evelyn Mills
Cleveland
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