Ike Says Adlai Talks Incredible Folly on Draft
President Eisenhower in Hollywood Bowl lashed out at Adlai Stevenson for proposing ending the military draft as an incredible folly or ignorance and accused him of baseless insults and preposterous accusations. He defended Nixon, attacked Stevenson’s corruption charges, and warned against abandoning common sense in security policy.
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Auto Factories Humas 195/ Model Race Starts
New York report notes a brisk week in business activity despite steel shortages and tight credit. Auto makers push 1957 models with Chevrolet planning 32 000 and Ford 29 000. dealers report strong showroom traffic and higher prices. Steel output near 2 million tons capacity while the steel industry strains to meet surging orders.
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Ike's Favorite Fishing Spot Is Cold Today
President Eisenhower may find Fraser Colorado attractive as the Weather Bureau notes a 2 above zero dawn temperature at Fraser with a cool 30 in Denver. A recent cold front dropped snow in northern Colorado mountains but spared Fraser. Fraser sits 8 568 feet above sea level on a plateau near the Continental Divide about 70 miles northwest of Kerve.
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McKeon Ends Term in Brig After Death March
Former Sgt Matthew C McKeon ends three month brig sentence for leading a night training march in which six recruits drowned at Parris Island The 31 year old drill instructor resumes as a private and faces transfer to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point North Carolina while assigned as a chaplains assistant at headquarters and service battalion.
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UN awaits Israel defense as Jordan charges rise
Jordan tells the United Nations Security Council it will seek stronger action over Israel border attacks. Council members await Israel's response to Jordan’s allegations while contemplating possible measures under UN Charter penalties. More than 100 killed in recent Israeli Jordan frontier clashes.
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Beer Carrying Gunman Robs Boston Hospital
A beer carrying gunman in a woman's coat and kerchief robbed the Boston Lying In Hospital of 2798 dollars in cash and more than 40000 in checks. He demanded receipts from an open safe and fled through a first floor nursery after placing the money in a beer carton.
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James Borland
Borland
Soviet Tourists Visit Vatican City Again
Early this year a fourth large Russian tour group arrived at the Vatican. About 500 Soviet visitors toured the museums and St. Peter's Basilica in small groups today.
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Disappointed American Suez Pilots Considering a Walkout
Elmo Holland of Newport Beach California says he and fellow American pilots at the Suez Canal may strike over pay. They received about 110 Egyptian pounds monthly 330 dollars with 27 tax, far from the promised 1200 dollars. Training at Port Said with 17 Americans and 15 Russians underway amid workforce shortages and overtime.
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Drastic penalties urged for traffic violators in Virginia
A seven member Augusta County grand jury in Staunton urged drastic penalties to curb highway slaughter. It backs mandatory driving permit suspensions for speeders, jail terms for driving after revocation, and auto penalties for hot rod racing. It calls for stricter vehicle inspections and radar enforcement with unmarked police cars.
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3 Year Old Boy Found After Night Long Search
A 3 year old boy was found asleep in underbrush on a mountainside near his Ashville home after a night long search by 200 National Guardsmen and 300 volunteers. Pvt Bill Stewart of a Gadsden guard unit found him as searchers covered the area near the Woods home. The child was taken to a local doctor in Ashville and showed no ill effects after chilly northern Alabama night.
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Haymaker Decree Not a Divorce, Correction Issued
The Star corrects a previous listing in Winchester Corporation Court that erroneously stated Margaret E. Haymaker received a divorce from Howard H. Haymaker. The decree is a separate maintenance order, not a divorce, and no divorce record exists.
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Apples Wanted: 10 Wrappers Seek Byrd Orchards Help
Help wanted ad from Byrd Orchards Berryville Virginia seeks ten Apple wrappers. Contact John Livengood for details at Byrd Orchards.
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Rain Likely Through Weekend With Cloudy Showers
The AP forecast calls for more rain this weekend with cloudy skies and showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will stay near 49 degrees tonight, similar to last night. Reading notes compare this date to last year’s 65 high and 42 low.
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Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Over Suez Policy In Cincinnati
Adlai E. Stevenson blasted President Eisenhower for what he called leadership to disaster and misleading news on Suez. He warned the GOP cannot handle world issues and urged support for a policy of pursuing peace through wise use of power while campaigning in Cincinnati and other cities.
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Speedy Pays Fine for Speeding in Nogales Court
Officer Rosas questioned a driver named Speedy in Nogales Arizona and noted speed violation. Ysoreo Speedy of Tucson paid a $25 fine in police court for speeding.
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Confetti Scraps Cause Eye Problem for Eisenhower
President Eisenhower heads to Washington with a bloodshot eye after confetti scraps lodged in his left eye during a Portland motorcade. White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said the minor hemorrhage is improving but will leave the eye red upon return.
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Harrison Sees People as Boss Not President
Rep Burr Harrison declared in Front Royal that his congressional policy is to treat the people as boss not the President. Speaking at a Democratic rally with Rep Thomas Abernethy, he said he would consider Presidential proposals but serve the people’s Congress, warning against drawing power toward the White House. He cited the danger to the balance of powers and criticized autocratic governance.
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Troops Surround Warsaw After Soviet Leader Visit
Soviet and Polish officials held talks amid signs of crisis in Polish Soviet ties. Khrushchev and top leaders left Poland after a rapid visit. troops were reported around Warsaw to back Soviet influence while Gomulka resurged in Polish politics.
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Bulganin Sends New Letter as Potent New Nuclear Talk Stirs
A 17 page note from Soviet Premier Bulganin to President Eisenhower prompted speculation on Capitol Hill that it may press Russia’s call to halt all nuclear tests. The State Department kept content secret until Eisenhower reviews it after returning from a campaign trip. Dulles received the letter from Andrei Ledovski and will present it to Eisenhower Sunday.
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Weather Preview for Winchester Virginia Tonight and Sunday
The ion weather forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers west and light rain east tonight. Sunday remains cloudy with showers likely and seasonal temperatures with highs around 54 and lows near 49. Moon phase noted as Last Quarter with sunrise at 6 29 am and sunset at 5 27 pm.
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