Adenauer Sticks With Chancellorship Amid Nomination Row
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will remain in office despite pressure to become president. The Christian Democrats faced internal wrangling as Socialists urged a presidential bid, while Adenauer reportedly favored Franz Etzel and Erhard as potential successors.
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Bonn
Bundestag
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Copenhagen
Brandt
Heinrich Krone
Ludwig Erhard
Washington
Erhard
The
Franz Etzel
Eisenhower
Local police issue parking tickets. driver helps fire danger
Policewomen issued parking tickets yesterday after two witnesses saw three in a 1954 Buick handing out notices. A cab driver rescued a motorist by disconnecting a faulty wire causing a car fire in front of the Acme, leaving his fare briefly in the cab. Residents report a nightly owl sighting over Kern Street near Virginia Avenue School, suspected to carry a mouse. Forecast calls for a warm weekend with brief thundershowers, cooler next week with near normal temperatures. today’s high near 82, last year 83.
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Acme
Kern St
Virginia Avenue
Try Our Broiled Ham Steak at Howard Johnson Restaurant
Restaurant ad promotes a broiled ham steak dish at the Howard Johnson location inside the Washington Hotel. Bold call to try the meal. Menu features and service style typical of mid century hotel dining.
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Howard Johnson
O— Washington Hotel
Max Conrad completes 58 hour non stop Africa to California flight
Los Angeles reports Max Conrad, 56, arrives after a 58 hour 38 minute 7638 mile solo flight from Casablanca aboard a Piper Comanche. He narrates mint tea sickness, describes takeoff danger with 500 gallons of fuel, and notes family in San Francisco awaiting him. He promotes the aircraft maker.
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Los Angeles
Max Conrad
Africa
California
Conrad
Casablanca
Morocco
Cuba
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco
L.A
Molly
W. L
Pat) Boling
Manila
Pendleton
Ore
Denver
Strauss Debate Opens With Johnson Warning
Washington AP report says Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson warned against pressure tactics as the hotly contested nomination of Strauss for secretary of commerce faced a Senate vote. The issue centers on merits of the appointment amid telegram-forgery allegations tied to Florida citizens.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Lewis L. Strauss
Johnson
Strauss
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Florida
Atomic Gy. Commission
Commerce Post
Congress
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
William Langer
R-Nd
Langer
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Father Offers Help To Teen Aged Killer
Anatol Holt a 31 year old University of Pennsylvania mathematics instructor writes a open letter in the Philadelphia Bulletin offering to help Edward Cooney Jr. the 15 year old who confessed to strangling and murdering Holt's 3 year old daughter Becky. Holt stresses understanding rather than vengeance and calls for humane treatment of the youth while noting the broader societal factors involved.
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Philadelphia
Anatol Holt
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Bulletin
Holt
Becky Holt
Edward Cooney Jr
Cooney
Goodman Reelected Commander Of Conrad Hoover Post 21
Gerald Goodman was re elected commander of Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion at its annual meeting last night. New officers include Edward Pomeroy as first vice commander Robert Newman as second vice commander John Metz as third vice commander Edward Hall chaplain Lawrence Bell finance officer Delmar Porter sergeant at arms Noble Pierce historian Randolph Gaunt adjutant. The executive committee lists Turner Sencindiver Jesse Kiracofe Willard Corrign Eddie Shull Harold Anderson and Edward Reich. Ralph Cain Clayton Cochran are three year trustees and Charles Dorton is a two year trustee.
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Gerald Goodman
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Edward Pomeroy
Robert Newman
John Metz
Edward Hall
Lawrence Bell
Delmar Porter
Noble Pierce
Randolph Gaunt
Turner Sencindiver
Jesse Kiracofe
Willard Corrign
Eddie Shull
Harold Anderson
Edward Reich
Ralph Cain
Clayton Cochran
Charles Dorton
Private School Fund Seeks Tax Savings for White County
In Farmville Virginia a private group plans to use anticipated tax savings from cuts to Prince Edward County education to fund a white students private school. The Prince Edward School Foundation calls for contributions from businesses and individuals to cover the difference between old and new tax rates. The foundation aims to aid a private school for county Negro children, while no steps have been taken to organize such a school.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward School Foundation
Iess
Foundation
Blanton Hanbury
Hanbury
White Farmville High School
R. R. Moton High School
James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond News
Farmville High
Vaccine Shows Promise in First Test on 20 Children
Boston AP report says a team from Children’s Hospital, including Nobel laureate Dr. John F. Enders and Dr. Samuel Katz, announced a newly discovered measles vaccine proved effective in 20 children. The vaccine produced temperature, rash, and antibodies without illness.
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Boston
John F. Enders
Samuel Katz
Dodge Dealers Set to Drop Plymouth for New Dart
Industry sources report that dealers selling both Dodge and Plymouth will drop Plymouth after this model year and offer a new small Dodge called the Dart. The car will share an 118 inch wheelbase with Plymouth, be slightly larger than the 1959 Dodge, feature a Valiant derived six cylinder engine, and be built at the Dodge plant in Hamtramck.
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Detroit
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler-Plymouth
DeSoto-Plymouth
Chrysler
Ford
Chevrolet
Hamtramck
General Motors
Falcon
Somoza says rebel threat is over as rebels regroup
President Luis Somoza claimed the rebel threat and a general strike are about over and that his 2000 man army has the situation under control. He credited the OAS for information gathering and noted Cuba denounced external intervention. Rebels claimed volunteers join and planned linkup to attack Managua from Costa Rica.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Organization of American States
OAS
Somoza
Washington
Cuba
Costa Rica
San Jose
Two Babies Die From Plastic Sheeting Incidents
In New York the Bronx and Staten Island report two infant suffocations from plastic sheeting. Nancy Lynn Walton aged 2 months and Migdalia Perez aged 4 months are named victims. The piece notes a plastic bag safety warning and cites the National Safety Council count of 20 such deaths in the first quarter. An event promotes a Rotary Bar-B-Q at Lions Club Shelter Senseny Park tomorrow from 5 to 8 PM with a $1.50 admission.
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New York
Bronx
Staten Island
Nancy Lynn Walton
Migdalia Perez
National Safety Council
Lions Club
Senseny Park
Rotary Diary Fund
Herter accuses Soviets of seeking Berlin annexation
U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter accused the Soviet Union at the Big Four conference of aiming to strip West Berlin of Western protection and annex it to East Germany This would bypass occupation rights and threaten ties with West Germany Heter said Gromyko signaled a plan to annex Berlin or, failing that, to pursue a roundabout path toward the same end He also warned against buying Berlin's settlement with recognition of East Germany and noted Western garrison rights would be preserved if needed for a Berlin solution
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Geneva
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
Palace of Nations
Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Herta
Progres
Gromyko
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Ths
West Germany
West
Three Children Struck by Truck in Milwaukee Tragedy
In Milwaukee a delivery truck struck three children as they began crossing the street. Linda 2 and her cousin Mary Ann Chaulkin 14 were killed, while 3-year-old Danny Kleppin was critically injured. The driver, Jack H. Brockway 22, slowed after a bump and halted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Imogene Kleppin
Linda
Mary Ann Chaulkin
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Robert E. Ayler
Goodman
Women’s Civic League
Reuss Park
Sam Preston
Recreation Commission
A. C. Slonakee & Son
W. Boscawen Bt
Ridings Chapel Church
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