Dulles Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Leave
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has cancer and will stay on leave while undergoing radiation therapy. President Eisenhower said he and the nation extend thoughts and prayers for successful further treatment, as Dulles remains hospitalized at Walter Reed for several weeks. The timing of any Foreign Ministers talks with the Soviet Union remains uncertain.
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Jury Orders Robles To Pay Editor 501 Dollars
A jury ruled in favor of Mathews on the Mafia issue and awarded $501 in damages to the editor against Robles. The foreman delivered the verdict to the clerk after the judge directed the jury to find for Mathews. Robles faced motions for mistrial and contempt which were denied.
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Builders Back City Annexation
Directors of the Tucson Home Builders Association voted unanimously to support the city annexation program and oppose satellite communities. President Fred Busby said the group prefers a single community and avoids building in small towns with differing codes and laws.
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Fires Claim 16 Lives Across North America
A deadly blaze in Ashland Kentucky killed 11 residents and left four others seriously injured, with one person reported missing. The fire followed another disaster across the United States and Canada, where at least five more fatalities were reported from similar overnight incidents.
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Cuban Shakeup Elevates Castro To Premier
Havana reports Fidel Castro vaulted to Cuba's premiership with broad powers to accelerate the social revolution after a surprise cabinet shakeup. The 32 year old military commander assumes control of a nation still unsettled after civil conflict and facing unemployment and worker demands as 500000 jobless seek work in a 2,204,000 labor force.
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Oregon Becomes Valentine State on 100th Birthday
Vice President Nixon visits Oregon centennial events in Astoria and Salem marking Oregon’s 100th statehood anniversary. A stamp issue and speeches highlight the day while historical debates recall early secession and taxes. John Shively’s early Astoria fight shapes the statehood story.
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Paying Taxes Painful Job To Woman
In Cleveland Tennessee Helen Beaty waited to pay city taxes when a fall in front of the city clerk’s office sent her to hospital. The rain and crowded hall delayed her ambulance transfer as she lay injured on the floor.
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Sandbag Dike Holds Fate Of Indiana City
Rain and warm weather keep upstream ice jams uncertain delaying dynamiting. Maj. Gen. John W. McConnell says no blasting for an eight mile jam north of Delphi before early next week. Threat of a mass ice movement looms if blasting begins. Blocks of ice as large as cars could threaten Lafayette with a plan to blast a smaller jam near Delphi to clear the way for the bigger jam upstream.
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Bank Scratches To Meet Payroll
Bank officials in Miami report efforts to secure funds to cover upcoming payroll. The action follows pressure from employees awaiting wages as the institution seeks liquidity and possible lending options.
Weekend Warmth With Sunny Conditions Ahead
The weekend will be mostly clear and warm with light high clouds. Temperatures should reach the mid 60s tomorrow with a chilly night near 30 degrees. yesterday's high was 61 and the low this morning was around 30.
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Suspects React to Lim Polygraph Tests in Murder Case
One suspect reacted strongly to questions about Lim murder during polygraph tests. A second suspect was released after additional tests proved inconclusive.
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Two Suspects Added to Investigators List in Lim Robbery
Sheriff Burr reports two new suspects to be given lie detector tests Monday after deputies question them. Six more people to be tested. Clipped newspaper notes coin wrappers from a Utah bank and a gun possibly linked to the Lim market murder. Paint on the gun matches the A-1 Market door jamb and blood traces align with the slain storekeeper.
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