Eisenhower Eyes Florida Visit To Aid Health
President Eisenhower plans a Florida trip mid next week for sun and rest to fight a head cold a cough and ear inflammation. Hagerty said rain and damp weather in Washington linger but the trip is not firm yet with time to fly back from Florida in a few hours if needed. He aims for a five to six day stay before Ber muda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and notes a Tucson western trip is unlikely due to travel recovery time.
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Eisenhower
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James C. Hagerty
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Bermuda
Macmillan
Great Britain
White House
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Far West
Nixon
Dulles
Oxford student converts bass fiddle into vehicle tale
An Oxford University student tries to push a bass fiddle along sidewalks as a makeshift vehicle. Police measure it at 234 inches wide and over six feet high, classification shifts between vehicle and instrument. A plan to angle the instrument lowers height, but only by inches, while a light is debated for safety.
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England
Oxford University
Toby Jessel
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Oxford University Conservative Assn
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Florida Froze as Record High Topped by Warm Southern Day
It was warm in Tucson as a cold front moved into Alabama and Florida. Frost warnings were expected for north and central Florida. A high of 80 tied the all time record for the date set in 1954. Low dipped to 49 and should be around 50 tonight.
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Cancer Vaccine Found To Protect Chickens From Lymphomatosis
Dr B R Burmester reported at the eleventh annual cancer symposium that a vaccine protects chickens against lymphomatosis, a virus related cancer. The probe shows partial protection and potential human relevance though not yet practical.
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Eisenhower to sign Middle East doctrine and dispatch mission
President Eisenhower prepared to sign a Middle East doctrine and send Special Ambassador James P. Richards on a mission to possibly 18 nations. Officials planned a declaration that the Gulf of Aqaba and the Strait of Tiran are international waterways open to all, including Israel.
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Arizona Congressmen Support Middle East Doctrine Passage
Arizona's Rhodes and Udall voting with the Senate amended Middle East resolution. The House approved the doctrine 350 to 60, with the President expected to sign soon. Richards plans talks with leaders to explain U.S. aid if needed to deter Communist aggression. Jordan's Nabulsi showed resistance, while King Hussein welcomed the visit and Egypt remained silent. Syria opposed U.S. aid plans amid mixed regional reactions.
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Waterway Itself Open but Israeli Ships Barred Again
Egyptian officials reaffirm that Israeli ships cannot use the Suez Canal while war status lingers despite a 1949 armistice. Two small vessels moved through as authorities prepared to clear two large blocks, with open passage expected by month’s end for ships up to 10,000 tons.
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Ismailia
Phoenix Cop Shot Knifed Officer Kills Assailant in Fight
A Phoenix officer was stabbed three times during a family quarrel call and shot Angelo Baydayan a 47 year old farm worker in the chest when Baydayan lunged with a butcher knife. Baydayan died, the officer survived with serious injuries. The incident occurred on the south side about 6 pm.
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No Work At All Makes Emily Live Longer
OPRINGTON England Miss Emily Haydon celebrated her 100th birthday at the old peoples home and offered a formula for longevity Never do a days work in your life she hasn t Miss Emily marked the milestone by spending five extra hours in bed.
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Sunshine Kiwanis Donates Diphtheria Shot Funds
Emergency funds for diphtheria inoculations for Tucson Public Schools were provided by the Sunshine Kiwanis Club with a $400 donation after the district faced a diphtheria outbreak warning from nearby regions. Dr. Elizabeth Laidlaw thanked the club and hoped the money would allow plans for shots to proceed, despite a county attorney ruling restricting use of school funds for inoculation.
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Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Mexico
Elizabeth Laidlaw
Lyle Allen
Ike Likes Hall For N Y Governor
Eisenhower endorsed Leonard W. Hall for New York governor saying Hall has the inside track for the 1951 GOP nomination. The President told a party of Senate House cabinet and executive agency members that he will be a booster if Hall runs. He dodged questions on his own political plans.
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Senate
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Republican National Committee
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Israelis Withdraw From Sharm El Sheikh By UN Move
Israeli forces handed control of Sharm El Sheikh to the United Nations and began a staged withdrawal from the area guarding the Gulf of Aqaba. UNEF troops from Finland took over as about 100 Israeli personnel and a single female officer departed by plane.
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Legislators Aim for Thursday Adjournment After Delay
Inside The Citizen notes an appropriations bill facing a one day delay while lawmakers plan to adjourn by Thursday. Eisenhower advisers push for more aid to Asia and Africa. A dog show, brain injury detection via stroboscopic light, and a construction clinic for soap box derby registration are also listed across pages.
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