Eisenhower backs Adams I need him says president
President Eisenhower stated Adams was imprudent in his relations with Bernard Goldfine but declared he needs Adams to continue as top presidential aide. He praised Adams’ personal and official integrity while acknowledging imprudence and said he does not intend to dismiss him. The press conference touched on the Adams Goldfine matter and related issues, with Eisenhower declining to comment on broader voter implications.
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Ike Says Nagy Slaying Sets Back Summit Plans
President Eisenhower said the Soviet execution of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy shocks the free world and jeopardizes chances for a summit with the Russians. He cited the November 1956 revolt as proof Moscow cannot be trusted, and noted potential U.N. guidance for any Lebanon action. He also forecast US rocket engine readiness and hinted at a possible Gaulle visit contingent on Dulles’ Paris trip.
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Charles de Gaulle
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Power Failure Hits City During Tucson Plant Test
A fault at Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co s new 11 million plant caused a city power outage in the northeast area yesterday. Coolers and air conditioners stopped for about 30 minutes in the hot part of the afternoon around 2:15 p.m. All lights including traffic signals went dark. The switchboard flooded with calls. no company spokesman was available for comment.
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Hagerty disputes FTC rules in Goldfine case
The White House refuted House investigators' claim that FTC rules were violated in Bernard Goldfine's case after Sherman Adams queried it. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said there was no rule breach, while subcommittee counsel argued inquiries may have violated FTC confidentiality rules. Howrey, former FTC chairman, denied any special treatment.
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White House
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Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
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Hagerty
Edward F. Howrey
FTC
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Vancouver Bridge Collapse Kills 16 Workers
A nearly finished six lane Second Narrows Bridge over Burrard Inlet in Vancouver collapsed during shift changes, sending two end sections 200 feet into the water. About 16 workers were killed with two missing and 22 injured as a crane toppled into the wreckage amid a frenzied rescue effort.
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Edwin Leitch
Bridge Collapse Traps Workers in Vancouver Rescue Under Way
A two mile bridge near Vancouver collapsed sending four men to water and lifting debris. Don Mitchell and Bill Hallman described crews after the first section sank. Frogmen and tugs assisted as officials launched a probe into the cause. Completion delay remains uncertain for days.
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Ot Deep Inlet
Don Mitchell
Bill Hallman
Doinion Bridge Co
Robert Bonner
Sherwood Lett
British Columbia Sureme Court
Vancouver
Tito Scores Red Betrayal Of Nagy
Belgrade accuses Hungary of lies over the arrest and execution of Imre Nagy. Yugoslavia calls the Hungarian statement untruthful while noting Nagy was executed as a traitor. Reports from Warsaw claim proof that the Soviet Union broke its word to support Nagy in 1956.
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Tucson June Forecast Keeps Heat At 100 To 105
A New Hampshire man describes typical Tucson weather for June with daytime highs between 100 and 105 and nights in the mid-70s. Occasional high cloudiness is expected through tomorrow with no rain forecast.
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Committee To Evaluate Local Cof. Douglas Chief Named Chair
Ben W. Clawson of Douglas Aircraft Co was named chairman of a committee to evaluate Tucson Chamber of Commerce operations. The panel will study procedures and functions and report findings with recommendations to the chamber president for board action. Members include Kenneth Dixon of American Airlines and Robert Heyer of Southern Arizona Bank. Roy Drachman had criticized the chamber for not guiding community growth.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
G. Clarke Bean
First View
Kenneth Dixon
American Airlines
Tucson
Chamber
Robert Heyer
Southern Arizona Bank
Clawson
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Drachman. Realty Co. Here
Storms and floods sweep five states with warnings and levee breaks
Wire service reports severe storms in Kansas and Colorado with possible tornadoes along a line near Fayeteil and Drover. Indiana faces flood pressures as Wabash River levee breaks flood Vincennes and surrounding farmland. Levees west of Baton and Oaktown breach flood signals rise toward Mount Carmel and St Francisville, threatening additional damage.
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