Eisenhower expected to return to full duties after illness
Surgeon Maj. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton said Ike could leave Walter Reed in about 15 days and resume normal work in four to six weeks. He noted golfing and swimming could resume by mid August, with discharge expected around June 24 and convalescence at a chosen location such as Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The illness is not related to last September’s heart attack.
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Reds Charge U S Planning a New War in Korea
North Korea accuses the United States of planning a new Korean war and bringing atomic arms to South Korea. Peiping radio condemns the North’s expulsion of armistice inspectors as wrecking the ceasefire. The UN command removes truce teams amid claims of a Red buildup and conspiracies by Polish and Czech members.
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Eisenhower Undergoes Bypass Surgery In Army Hospital
Reports state the President underwent intestinal bypass surgery aimed at improving life expectancy after a diseased segment was bypassed. Surgeons say no malignant cancer was found and drainage tubes keep him resting. Family and officials including Mrs Eisenhower and Sherman Adams visited as Moscow relayed a get well message.
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Increasingly Dubious of Ike's Physical Fitness
Washington correspondents in London report rising American doubt about President Eisenhower’s health and fitness for re election. Newspapers cite doctors' cautious statements and public concern over his ability to serve a full term.
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High court ruling affects Mrs Smith and Mrs Covert cases
The decision leaves Mrs Smith in the Alderson federal reformatory for women and signals a second court martial trial at Bolling Air Force Base for Mrs Covert. Warren labeled the ruling far reaching and Frankfurther cited need for reflection before commenting. The military gains powers not previously seen as consistent with the government framework.
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Richmonds Shaia quads in good health at three months
Richmonds Shaia quads are three months old in good health with hearty appetites. The girls, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Shaia, celebrated three months yesterday. Mary Virginia, the third born, weighs 10 pounds and leads her sisters in weight.
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Rubber workers shrink plant staff amid repairs and plastics work
The Rubber Workers union reports only 12 to 15 former workers will return to the plant as Department 1 repairs mixing equipment. No activity is seen in the raw material rubber area while the plastics division keeps operating its raw material section. District director Joseph Emmons calls the situation significant and notes the total impact.
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Strike Tensions Rise As Out of County Workers Probed
Officials report 40 to 45 workers involved in the strike with 12 to 15 named as former employees. The official accuses the company of trying to instigate violence. Mr. Emmons cites an out of state striker car stopping and challenging local union members to a fight days ago.
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1956 Dodge and 1954 Chevrolet collide on U S routes
County drivers Fred G Murrary of DuBoise Pa and Cleland Vore Jr of Borayton Plains Midi drive head on on U S 50 and U S 522. The Dodge sustained $300 and the Chevrolet $150 in damage. Trooper Detrick notes the Chevrolet turning left into the Dodge caused the collision.
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Republican image shifts in paye presidency report
Harriman avoids criticizing Stevenson and Kefauver while addressing his Democratic opponents in a continuing discussion on the presidential race. He notes a careful stance toward both rival figures and refrains from direct attacks.
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Harriman Seeks Democratic Lead in War of Ideas
Harriman told questioners he could offer leadership to win the election and the war of ideas with communism. Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin said he wants no other ambition but Senate service, though a GOP convention backed Rep. Glenn Davis for the seat last month.
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