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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

2

Ike's Silence Splits GOP Over Second Term Statement

Republicans in Washington are divided over when President Eisenhower should publicly reaffirm his plan to seek a second term. Some back a quick restatement, while others prefer delaying until after his hospital stay at Walter Reed. White House aides say no declaration will come for the Friday meeting with plans for July remarks.

Washington Eisenhower GOP Eisen Hower Congress Hagerty

Eisenhower's Condition Steady After Surgery Progress

President Eisenhower maintains a steady weight around 162 pounds after an emergency operation. Doctors report a normal stage of recovery and a good night's rest with high morale. He held a brief morning conference, spoke with Sherman Adams and Christian Pineau, then enjoyed quiet time with reading and music and his twice daily walks.

Washington Eisenhower White House James C. Hagerty Jerday Sherman Adams Christian Pineau

East German Reds Free 19 064 Prisoners and Attack Hilde Benjamin

East Germany frees 19 064 prisoners most for political crimes as a clemency wave sweeps the Communist world. The move accompanies a sharp internal attack on Justice Minister Hilde Benjamin and Prosecutor General Ernst Melsheimer over alleged illegal arrests and ruthless justice administration.

Berlin East Germany Reds Hilde” Benjamin Benjamin Otto Ohn Justice Ministry Red Germany Stalin Russia Soviet Union

Algerians claim heavy toll on French in wake of executions

In Algiers and surrounding regions, nationalist raids and ambushes killed 25 French personnel and injured 29 in the 24 hours to noon. Ambushes near Sidi Bel Abbes and Ain Chair, plus a raid in Algiers, produced multiple fatalities among Legionnaires, officers, and civilians as rebels reportedly suffered heavy losses.

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