UN Evicts Neutral Inspectors From Korea Over Arms Buildup
United Nations flew 16 neutral inspectors including Polish Czech Swiss and Swedish officers to Panmunjom in exile after eviction from South Korea. The departure, begun at 10 a.m. and ending at 3 08 p.m., followed protests against North Korean arms violations of the truce and the neutral commission proposed moving all teams out.
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United Nations
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Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Republic of Korea
Eisenhower Operation Declared Complete Success
President Eisenhower underwent an emergency ileitis operation lasting about two hours. Doctors described the surgery a complete success with a four to six week path to full duties and possible early light work next week. He will likely sign papers and meet staff by Tuesday and may leave the hospital for convalescence in about 15 days.
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Eisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Heaton
Ned Gee
White House
San Francisco
Howard M. Snyder
Isidor Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania
Ravdin
Gettysburg
Snyder
Ntlemen
Derrill Crohn
Chartres
France
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Cats Win First At Omaha 3-0
Arizona pitcher Donnie Lee shut out NYU 3-0 to reach the College World Series second round. Lee struck out 12, allowed two hits, and improved to 14-0 on the season. NYU starter Bob Goldsholl took the loss as Carl Thomas will pitch tomorrow.
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Neb
Donnie Lee
University of Arizona
New York University
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Arizona
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Lee
Miden State
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Oklahoma A&m
Bob Goldsholl
NYU
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Messick
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Goldshot
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Sorenson
Nidds
Nichols
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Goldsholl
Task Force To Tackle Job Layoffs
An 18 member task force was formed at the UAW interstate conference on unemployment to present proposed solutions to President Eisenhower. Led by Michigan Governor G. Mennyn Williams and UAW President Walter P. Reuther, it includes Emil Mazey and nine mayors from four hard hit auto areas. Members from five auto making firms may join if invited.
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Eisenhower
Michigan
G. _Mennyn Williams
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Williams
Reuther
Emil Mazey
British women win Curtis Cup in upset over U S golfers
A determined band of British women led by two steady matrons upset the United States' best amateur golfers to win the Anglo J S Curtis Cup for only the second time in recent memory.
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Sandwich
England
United States
Navy jet crash kills six in Minneapolis blast
A Navy jet crashed in flames in a residential area near the airport in Minneapolis. The pilot Maj. George E. Armstrong and five others died. The explosion leveled one home and damaged five more as seven children were burned, five critically. Coroner reports two adult men, one woman, and three children recovered from the ruins.
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Minneapolis
Donald Gaines
George E. Armstrong
Minne
Glen Canyon Dam Fund Approved by Senate Committee
The Senate Appropriations Committee endorsed an initial $9.325 million for Glen Canyon Dam work in Northern Arizona and recommended $13 million for the Upper Colorado River Project. A bridge over the Colorado at Glen Canyon Dam would cost about $1.2 million to meet Arizona highway standards, with additional Arizona projects totaling several million dollars including Gila, Palo Verde, Boulder Canyon, and Parker-Davis.
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Glen Canyon
Arizona
Senate Appropriations Committee
Colorado River
Colorado
Gila
Palo Verde
Boulder Canyon
Nevada
California
Eisenhower Sidelights Mamie Rest After Husband Surgery
Mamie Eisenhower finally slept after long anxious hours as President Eisenhower underwent surgery. White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty said she stood up wonderfully and maintained her composure during the ordeal.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Worldwide concern as Eisenhower undergoes operation
Reports from London New York Moscow Washington Tokyo and Copenhagen show leaders and public figures reacting to President Eisenhower's illness and surgery. Chilling notes from Eden Adenauer and Truman contrast with prayers from Billy Graham and anxious crowds in Oklahoma City. Mil ion Eisenhower resignation seen as unrelated to the illness. Mrs Eisenhower rested at Walter Reed awaiting news of the operation.
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No. 10
Downing St
Anthony Eden
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Tass
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Nixon
Aes
Columa
Hagerty
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Doves Weather Note Forecasted Showers Tomorrow Afternoon
The text reports scattered thunderstorms possible tomorrow afternoon after a hot 105 degree high yesterday. Most of the period stays clear tonight and tomorrow with increasing cloudiness in the afternoon.
Harriman Enters Race For Democratic Nomination
New York Governor Averell Harriman announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination at a Hat Workers Union convention in New York. He declared the hat in the ring as he tossed a gray fedora into the air before about 200 delegates.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Hat Workers Union
Forest Fire Threatens Globe Colony
A wind driven Soret fire neared a 22 cabin Globe Colony near Signal Peak in the Tonto National Forest. Eight families were evacuated as crews battled the blaze advancing toward the 7,000 foot ridge. About 1,600 acres burned with 385 firefighters on scene. 200 more ordered and seven bulldozers deployed. The Forest Service says the fire is man caused and located 13 miles south of Globe with west winds aiding spread.
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Globe
Signal Peak
Tonto National Forest
Forest Service
Micro Midgets Race Open Tonight at Downtown Airport
Tonight at 7:30 p.m. Micro midget auto racing at Downtown Airport East 36th Street opens to the public. Also at 7:30 p.m. Tucson faces Sun Sox in baseball at Hi Corbett Field and The Mighty Casey opera performs at El Conquistador Hotel band shell. Tomorrow includes Desert Museum open all day and a 3 p.m. baseball game Tucson versus Tijuana at Hi Corbett Field.
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Airport
East 36Th Street
Tucson
Yuma
Arizona
Sonora Desert Museum
Tijuana
Hi Corbett Field
Dulles claims at Red buildup in works
Government sources press claims of Soviet strategic activity amid Cold War tensions. The item notes a Red buildup in progress and U S responses as part of ongoing security discourse.
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Bulganin
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