Princess Maria Pia Weds Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia
Princess Maria Pia ex king Umberto's daughter marries Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia at Cascais Portugal in a glittering ceremony attended by 96 royalty. Six hundred aristocrats fill the church while thousands line the streets as police close Lisbon road access to manage crowds. The couple met on a Greek cruise and wed after a year of courtship.
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Cascais
Portugal
Maria Pia
Italy
Umberto
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Ual
Peter
Lisbon
Olga
Maria Jose
Paul
Umberly
Birds Vex Chicago Husband in Divorce Court
John Myers 59 a bakery goods salesman asked Circuit Judge Charles S. Dougherty for help against his wife Adrienne and her 93 parakeets and a myna that shout insults in their Chicago apartment. The case centers on nuisance from the birds as part of a divorce proceeding.
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Chicago
John Myers
Charles S. Dougherty
Adrienne
Lincoln Day Speaker Praises Foreign Policy
Lincoln Day speakers praised Eisenhower era foreign policy saying the U S is closer to peace than since World War II and that the government is reformed to serve the people. Leslie C Arends, House GOP whip from Illinois, attacked Democratic indecision over Korea and Philippines while lauding Formosa policy and military end to the Korean War as Republicans cite security and anti communist firings.
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Lorain County
Antlers
Lorain
Leslie C. Arends
Ilinois
Russia
Eisenhower
Philippines
Arends
Truman
Korea
House
Intal
Acheson
Democratic Party
Congress
Formosa
Japan
Rosenbergs
Alger Hiss
Harry Dexter White
Owen Lattimore
Frank Coe
Unce
City Council Night Delays and Civic Questions
City Hall Monday sessions draw crowds as Council President Ken Lord laments difficulty passing ordinances. Third Ward member Eugene B. Smith pushes for contract figures in measures for fire protection and water services. Officials discuss standbys for waterworks equipment and the need to include cost details. Public notices touch on zoning and political appointments while residents seek clarity on past committee work and building regulations.
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Ken Lord
Keys and Safety Service
Mikel’ Lotko
Lord
Third Ward
Eugene B. Smith
Richard E. Baird
Elyria
Lorain County
Smith
Havens & Emerson
Cleveland Engineers
Baird
Loral J
Republican rally touts tax cuts and prosperity in Lorain
The speaker hailed 1955 tax reductions as signs of steady progress and warned opponents about fiscal irresponsibility. He contrasted a Republican era of stability with 20 years of debt and war, praising Lincoln and Eisenhower. Local Republican leaders and clergy attended and spoke at the Lorain event.
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Agends
New Deal Fair
Adaers
Lincoln
Hisenhower
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Ohio
Statements Go Into Sheppard Record Appeal
Cleveland judge orders adding opening and closing statements to the Sheppard murder trial record for appeals. Judge Blythin granted the motion by the prosecutor after noting the defense record lacked those parts.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Edward. Birth
Sheppard
Court of Appeals
Dr. Samuel Sheppard
Blythin
Lewis Turns 75 Quietly With Family Ahead For Vacation
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, marked his 75th birthday with no fanfare. He planned a quiet day with his children and grandchildren and then a southern vacation, likely including fishing and reading mystery stories.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lincoln Tributes Mark 146th Civil War Anniversary
SPRINGFIELD, JR. The city honored Abraham Lincoln, revered son and Civil War president, with tributes at his home and tomb as the 146th anniversary of his birth was observed in solemn ceremony.
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Lincoln
Springfield, JR
Abraham Lincoln
Cleveland Papers Protest Barring From Courtroom
Cleveland three daily newspapers seek Court of Appeals review of a judge’s order barring the press and public from a pandering trial. The writ, filed soon after reporters were told to leave, asks to strike the order from the record and prohibit enforcement. A hearing date was set by the court.
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Cleveland BS
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Cayahosa County Common Pleas
Parker Fulton
Fulton
Eisenhower
Richard D. Boerem
Herman Pressman
Ilinois National Guard
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lin
American Legion
Helen Wills
Alcon
Sea
Thelborn P. Collins
Las Cruces
N.m.jstate
Pressman
Brown House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Springfield
Lincoln
Sangamon
New Salem
County Bar Assn
Jlincoln
State
Kentucky
Falcon
Job Threat Fears Silly Fairless
Benjamin F. Fairless, chairman of U.S. Steel, told a Johnstown audience that fears automation will cause mass unemployment are plain silly. He said automation is only modern mechanical controls and will not replace human labor. increasing industrialization has actually expanded job opportunities.
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Johnstown
U. S. Steel Corp
Benjamin F. Fairless
Fairless
Greater Johnstown
Sutomation
Lincoln Wreath Laying Marks Lincoln Birth Anniversary
General John H. Stokes represents President Eisenhower at a wreath ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial during the 146th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. The event, held by the Military Order of the Loyal Legion, recalls its Northern officers’ post assassination origin 90 years ago. President Eisenhower was then in Thomasville, Georgia, visiting Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey’s estate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lincoln Memorial
Abraham Lincoln
John H. Stokes
Washington Military District
Lincoln
Military Order of the’ Loyal Legion
Ford
Thomasville
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Philadelphia
Fellowship House
the People
Carl Sandburg
Voice If America
Ibih
Suspect Byrd Identified After Maryland Escape
Washington reports a suspect named Ulysses Byrd, 22, a laborer, linked to an auto theft escape. Police say Byrd expressed anti slavery and democratic ideals, and his capture followed a pursuit through Maryland privacy day and swamp entanglement.
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Uent
Washington (N
Maryland
Ulysses Byrd
Tougher Anti-Red Laws Urged By House Group
United Press reports the House Un American Activities Committee urged Congress to amend the Smith Act to make proof of Communist party membership prima facie evidence of knowingly and willfully conspiring to overthrow the government. The panel also urged banning subversive publications from the mail and criminalizing unauthorized possession of secret government documents across state lines.
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United Press
House Un-American Activities Commitee
Congress
Colton
B.C. Clathings
Cl. Ark
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Priday
Joh Marshail Butler
Ale
Prac
Supreme Cat
Lister Gill
D-Ala
Senate Liter Committee
Wague
Gore
Saigon Announces U S Training for Vietnamese Army
Viet Nam Premier Ngo Dinh Diem said the United States will train and organize the Vietnamese Army to build a 146,000 man force by year end. Gen John W Iron Mike O Paniel will oversee training under Gen Paul Ely with cooperation from France and the United States. Dulles planned to visit after the SEATO conference, marking a joint effort to counter Communist North Viet Nam.
Ike Urges GOP To Live Up To Lincoln Standards
President Eisenhower urged the Republican Party to uphold Lincoln era ideals in a Lincoln birthday message from Thomasville Georgia. He tied party devotion to freedom and human dignity amid a global struggle between liberty and tyranny and noted a quail hunt at George Humphrey’s Georgia plantation amid bad weather. The president and guests planned another hunt as temperatures dropped.
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Gop
Lincoln
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Sacre South Georgai Plantation
Humphrey
New York
Clifford Roberts
Washington
Dallas Adolphus Hotel Fire Forces 3000 Guests Outside
A blaze roared through part of the 26 story Adolphus Hotel in Dallas Friday night. More than 3,000 guests left the building into the cold while seven people required hospital treatment including five firefighters and an elderly couple. Fire started in the Insurance Club on the sixth floor, damaging the club and ornate French Room. Fire officials warned damage would be extensive in the affected area.
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Dallas
Tex
Adolphus
Ciw
Docker
Swank Insurance Club
R. W. Scott
Eastland
Bill Ross
Goliad
W. G. Penn
C. N. Penn
Pilimlin Seeks Broad Cabinet After Talks in Paris
Paris reports Pierre Pflimlin moves to form a cabinet to win National Assembly approval early next week. He met with President Rene Coty and won tentative backing from Mendes France and the Socialists, while keeping doors open for future support if policies align on North Africa. Pflimlin plans a full 30-member cabinet with about 15 secretaries.
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Paris
Pierre Pilimlin
National Assembly
Poimlin
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
France
Radical Socialist Party
Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes - France
North
Africa
Popular Republicans
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Pumlin
Pflimlin
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Harold L Covault
Loran County
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St. Anthony’s Parish
Alfred C. Zagray
Emanuel
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James Rhodes
Alfred Porkdab
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