Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams under fire from both parties
National Democratic chairman Paul M. Butler called Eisenhower's confidence in Adams shocking amid questions of Adams's gifts from Bernard Goldfine. GOP state chairmen split on impact, with some urging Adams resignation while others defend him. Meade Alcorn notes campaigns will hinge on individual candidates.
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Vatican appoints new prefect after Stritch death
Vatican City AP reports Pope Pius XII named Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagianian archbishop and Patriarch of the Armenians as proprefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith replacing Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago who had been set to take over. Cardinal Agagianian, 62, is in Beirut and currently in Rome.
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Chicago
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Diplomats Note Freeze In East West Relations
London AP reports a cooling in East West ties reminiscent of Hungary unrest. Soviet Central Committee meets in the Kremlin as observers debate Khrushchev’s stance and the influence of Stalinists around Suslov amid Yugoslavia and Poland tensions.
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Stalin
Red China
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Tito
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Rhonda Fleming Wins Divorce in Mental Cruelty Case
Rhonda Fleming has been granted a divorce from Dr. Lewis V. Morril in Santa Monica California. The ruling cites mental cruelty as the grounds.
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Calif
Rhonda Fleming
Dr. Lewis V. Morril
French Troop Withdrawal Pleases Tunis
AP reports a Tunisian French withdrawal accord reducing French forces by 7000 to exit within four months and preserving 12000 at Bizerte. Bourguiba aims to boost pro Western policy as Tunisian sovereignty improves. Talks on Bizerte status to follow, with NATO interests in play.
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Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
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Bizerte
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Hungary's Kadar Under Scrutiny After Nagy Execution
AP dispatch from Budapest surveys Janos Kadar as Hungary's Communist leader in the Nagy case. It notes Kadar's past Titoist positions, his break with Nagy during the Soviet takeover, and signals from Parliament and official statements. The piece questions whether Nagy’s trial and execution reflect Moscow Tito rifts and Khrushchev’s factional struggles.
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Imre Nagy
Janos Kadar
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Communist Party Command
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Zoo Airlift Brings Odd Show Between Waco and Portland
Maj. Gen. Chester E. McCarty of the 12th Air Force mediated an animal swap. He flew to Portland with 3 jack rabbits 2 horned toads and an armadillo and returned to Waco with a porcupine and a beaver.
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Waco
Portland
Chester E. McCarty
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McElroy Opposes Bill Delaying Streamlining Plan
Secretary of Defense McElroy warned the House backed bill would hinder Pentagon streamlining. He cited a provision allowing an order abolishing functions to be appealed to Congress, risking a military veto over civilian authority. He pressed for speedy changes to weapons functions without congressional delays.
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D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
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Defense
Philippines Ask U S Assistance for Stability in Asia
President Carlos P. Garcia urged U S Congress for understanding and assistance to strengthen Philippine stability not charity. He said the Philippines progressed toward its goals and called Filipinos America’s best friends in Asia, seeking long term credits possibly 800 million dollars. He met President Eisenhower ahead of his Capitol speech.
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Faubus Praised Plan, Board Says
The Little Rock School Board and Supt. Virgil Blossom issued statements in contrast to Gov. Faubus about his remarks on the Central High integration plan. Blossom denied saying violence or requests for protection were needed and noted a threat by phone. The board said Faubus praised the plan and believed other schools would adopt it as the best solution.
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Rebels Seize Beirut Women's Prison Amid Sectarian Fire
In Beirut insurgents captured a women's prison and fired on nearby Christian areas after attacking the facility on Tuesday night. Fighting escalated as the army evacuated inmates and UN leaders, including Dag Hammarskjold, arrived to assess the border unrest in Lebanon's sectarian crisis.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nagy Execution Slow to Open Summit Talks
President Eisenhower voiced shock at the execution of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy and his associates, saying the act undermines hopes for a summit conference. He condemned the executions as a sign of Soviet terror and an attempt to force complete servitude.
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Tito
Washington
Eisenhower
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Cancer Virus Might Trigger Many Cancers In Mice
U S scientist Dr Sarah B Stewart of the National Cancer Institute reported at the Canadian Cancer Research Congress that a single virus isolated from a tumor can induce up to 20 different cancer types in mice. Her seven years of work suggests a focus on virus causation of cancer, though human application time remains uncertain.
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U. S
Sarah B. Stewart
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Canadian Cancer Research Congress
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Arthur W. Ham
Ontario Cancer Institute
Toronto
Dominican Dictator’s Son Denied Diploma Strains U S Ties
The Dominican Republic moved to extraordinary session after the U S denied Rafael Trujillo Jr. a diploma at Ft Leavenworth. Thirty cadets were ordered home. Trujillo heads the air force and was named head of combined chiefs. Officials criticized U S policy and warned of retaliatory steps.
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Rafael Trujillo Jr
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Eisenhower backs Adams as capable servant in press conference
President Eisenhower defended Gov. Adams amid an Adams Goldfine probe, praising his abilities and integrity. He read his prepared statement, declined to comment further on the case, and said he relies on cabinet heads for agency matters while noting the press conference drew 257 reporters.
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