Eisenhower's illness may shape 1960 GOP nomination
President Eisenhower faces a potentially decisive factor in the 1960 race as doctors report an exploratory operation for an intestinal ailment. His recovery pace could influence whether he seeks a second term and which Republican would emerge as a candidate.
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Eisenhower
Denver
White House
James C. Hagerty
F!anhower
Eisnhower
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California
Senate
Knowland
Nixon
National Republican Organization
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Paul G. Hoffman
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Handley Seniors Graduate with Six Scholarships Awarded
Handley High School awarded diplomas to 67 seniors at commencement with six scholarships and six other awards. Garland R. Quarles presented diplomas as 1,000 attendees watched. Martha Butler won the Winchester Evening Star Leadership Award and a $350 prize. William Whitacre earned several honors and a $300 Kiwanis scholarship. Shirley Horner and Sylvia Patton each received Kiwanis awards. Wilbur Grant received a $100 Peery memorial scholarship. Mary Louise Sydnor is noted as a recipient.
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Handley High School
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Schools
Martha Butler
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Star
William Whitacre
Winchester Kiwaniss Club
Shirley Horner
Kiwanis
Madison College Alumnae
Sylvia Patton
Wilbur Grant
W Alan Peery
Quarles
Handley
Mary Louise Sydnor
Eisenhower in Good Spirits After Emergency Operation
President Eisenhower shows good spirits and high morale after a predawn emergency operation for a nonmalignant intestinal obstruction. Doctors expect several days of pain but call his mental condition very satisfactory. A Panama conference trip in doubt. no further medical details released.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Maj
Arthur Cohen
Cohen
Walter Reed General Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Isidor Ravydin
Pennsylvania University Medical School
Eisenhowser
Maj. Cohen
Heaton
Rawdin
Panama
White House
Murray Snyder
Dulles cites Soviet military buildup as global threat
Ames Iowa secretary of state John Foster Dulles warned that Soviet rulers are making a gigantic effort to strengthen their military establishment He urged Americans not to seek security at bargain prices and estimated the United States must spend about 40 billion dollars annually on armed forces and foreign aid to counter communism He contrasted Soviet spending with Soviet output and noted Eisenhower backs his remarks on neutral policy and on alliances with 42 nations to counter neutrality and preserve peace
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Ames
Iowa
Dulles
Russia
United States
Iowa State College
Congress
Moscow
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
White House
O Sull ivan Rubber withdraws offers, hires replacements
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp cites a 500000 dollar sales loss and withdraws all offers while inviting applications for permanent replacements. President Catozella says talks may resume under old contract terms as negotiations continue. Union officials offer cautious reaction as strike nears one month.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Vincent A. Catozela
O'Sullivan
Caleridar
Marion M. Miller
Joseph Emmons
Rubber Works Union
Catarella
Catozella
Berryville Citizens Urge Support for Administration Ticket
Berryville voters are urged to elect Mayor Edward P. Berlin and five administration candidates. The ticket includes recorder Melton R. Bean and councilmen George Chapman Jr, Benjamin Crampton, Joseph H. Settle, and Lonnie W. Levi, with Bay Berlin and Chapman, Crampton, and Levi seeking re election.
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Berryville
Edward P. Berlin
Melton R. Bean
George Chapman, Jr
Benjamin Crampton
Joseph H. Settle
Lonnie W. Levi
Berlin
Chapman
Crampton
Levi
Bean
Recorder
Settle
Andrew LaVelle
Southern Tire Service
S. Braddock St
Harriman Enters Democratic Presidential Nomination Race
Gov Averell Harriman declared as an active candidate for the Democratic nomination delivering the line I want to say to you that this hat is in the ring at a Hat Workers Union convention in New York. David Dubinsky urged Harriman to back Stevenson and oppose Harriman. Stevenson leads after state primaries while Eisenhower recovers from illness. Springfield observers see Harriman as a formal contender awaiting timing.
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Averell Harriman
Hat Workers Union
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Harriman
Dubinsky
New York State
Liberal Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Harriman Long
Winchester Armory Benefit For Baseball Club Tonight
Dance at Winchester Armory tonight benefits the Winchester Baseball Club. Enjoy a Sunday dinner served 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Proceeds support local baseball activities and community events.
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Winchester Armory
Winchester Baseball Club
House of Good Food Shirkey’s
Sunnyside
Winchester Hospital Elects McGuire Chairman
The Winchester Memorial Hospital Executive Committee named Dr. William P. McGuire chairman to replace the late John H. Rosenberger. McGuire, ophthalmologist, has long served on the committee and was its vice-chairman. F Grove White was named vice-chairman.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
William P. McGuire
John H. Rosenberger
McGuire
F. Grove White
Hunter H. McGuire
Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Pacific
Relief
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Medical Association of the Valley of Virginia
Northern Virginia
The
Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester - Frederick County
M. J. Grove Lime Company
White
France
Winchester-Frederick County
Portrait of Garland Quarles Presented by Class of 1925
The Handley Class of 1925 presented a portrait of Garland R. Quarles to the Winchester School Board for Quarles Elementary School. Quarles, superintendent and Handley principal, was surprised during the 31st anniversary commencement. Fifty-five of 72 graduates attended. the gift included engraved bowls and a vase for Miss Charlotte DeHart.
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Garland R. Quarles
William Wood Glass
Winchester School Board
Handley
Winchester Star
Mr. Quarles
Garland Quarles
York Inn
Quarles
Winston Grim
Washington
Wendell Goode
Virginia Silver
Warren Eddy
Charlotte DeHart
Virginia Avenue
C. B. Harlee
Walter Gaehler
Syracuse
N.Y
McCue Proposes Legislature Take Over Va. Schools
Virginia State Senator E. O. McCue proposes defying the Supreme Court by having the General Assembly take control of all public schools. He suggests removing local boards from operation, placing administration under the Assembly, and funding via a state sales tax.
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Richmond
E. O. McCue
Charlottesville
Virginia
Supreme Court
General Assembly
McCue
Ike's Operation Watched Through Surgery Window
Reporter Warren Rogers Jr describes watching President Eisenhower undergo emergency abdominal surgery at Walter Reed Medical Center. The procedure began at 2 59 a.m. EDT to relieve a blockage, as newsmen observed from outside the third floor surgery window through glass bricks.
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Walter Reed Medical Center
Eisenhower
Weather Outlook With Showers and Cooler Coastal Wind
Cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions with cooler coastal and Piedmont temperatures. Scattered showers possible west this afternoon and evening, drizzle in eastern areas tonight. Sunday brings more cloudiness with east drizzle in the morning and showers in the west and central regions. highs range from 70 to 83 across zones. Moon phase note and dawn/dusk times appear in data.
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Sccacecae
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