Eisenhower to undergo new full medical exam this weekend
President Eisenhower will receive a complete new physical examination this weekend at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Press secretary James Hagerty said results will be released by Monday and noted no firm plan for a news conference with the eight physicians involved.
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Fair Weather Across Most Of Nation With Rain In Northeast
The Associated Press reports rainfall in parts of the Northeast and Far Northwest while most regions enjoyed fair weather. Heaviest rain fell in Pennsylvania with a six hour total of 1.12 inches in Philipsburg. Showers were expected along the North Atlantic Coast as fog lingered in the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions.
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Marshall Field Undergoes Brain Surgery in New York
New York Millionaire Marshall Field, 63, is in satisfactory condition after brain clot removal surgery performed last night at New York Hospital. Field, a noted financier, underwent the operation to treat a blood clot.
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Marshall Field
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Wanted 16 Apple Wrappers
Help needed to collect sixteen apple wrappers for Byrd Orchards Berryville Virginia. Apply to John Livengood at the orchard for details and submission.
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Byrd Orchards
Berryville
Anti-Russian Demonstrations Reported in Polish Cities
Reports from Warsaw Wroclaw Breslau Stettin Krakow describe large anti Soviet rallies with crowds tearing down Soviet flags at the Polish-Russian Friendship Society HQ. Marchers shouted Rokossovsky to Siberia and Long live free Poland amid government reshuffles.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Stevenson Turns To Bedrock Issues For Final Drive
Adlai E Stevenson turned to bedrock issues as he prepared for a final nonstop campaign push to New York City. He focused on foreign policy and a proposed ban on hydrogen bomb tests, framing the issue as how to save the world from hydrogen disaster. He criticized GOP favoritism to big business and high living costs, while noting President Eisenhower’s letter to Bulganin and questioning whether the Russian offer was propaganda or ill timed.
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General Motors
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U S Officials Fear Russia May Assault Poland Drive for Independence
Washington officials fear the Kremlin may take drastic action possibly including force to smash Poland's bid for independence. They warn Poland's defiance could threaten satellite regimes and East German military linkages, with Moscow weighing counter moves and units moved to the Polish frontier. US aid may follow if the regime endures.
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Hungary Protests Urge Out With Russian Troops in Budapest
In Budapest thousands of students workers and off duty soldiers protested near the Pem statue. They demanded independence from Moscow control free elections and press freedom. Some called for Rakosi’s return for trial and for removing the Stalin statue. Police kept cars from entering the crowd.
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Five Algerian rebel leaders captured by French forces
French sources report the arrest of five top Algerian rebel leaders in Algiers. Demonstrations erupted in Tunis and Casablanca as labor groups called protests, while security tightened across Algeria. Ahmed ben Bella, a veteran nationalist, was among those seized, drawing protests from Tunis and Rabat and a Paris flurry of activity.
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Smyrna records first traffic death in two decades
Smyrna Georgia reported its first traffic fatality in 20 years as 43 year old Charlie Davis died when his car struck the rear of a parked truck.
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Kefauver accuses soil bank of political manipulation
Senator Estes Kefauver charged the Eisenhower administration with using the soil bank to bolster Republican prospects. He said funds favor states vulnerable to GOP losses, notably Iowa, and criticized past farm policy as failing to curb surpluses and rising prices. Kefauver spoke in Waterloo during a Corn Belt swing.
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Nixon Tour Through Michigan Boosts GOP Prospects
Vice President Nixon barnstormed Michigan amid GOP predictions that the state is in the bag for Eisenhower. Senator Charles Potter said Michigan could swing more than the 1952 margin, while Potter warned the governorship race may be closer. Nixon urged support for Cobo and GOP congressional candidates and touted four years of prosperity and peacekeeping potential. He planned to speak at Notre Dame and in South Bend later.
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Cobo
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Adlai Stevenson
Explosion wrecks Texas school in Southmayd
A blast at Southmayd Elementary School in Southmayor Texas gutted the upper floor injuring many and killing janitor. a high school junior Larry McGee 16 suffered critical burns after the explosion blamed on a gas leak on the old cafeteria level. The town lies eight miles west of Sherman in north central Texas with 250 to 300 students enrolled.
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Tex
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H. L. Richardson
Southmayor
Sherman
Texas
Virginia Dems Plan Push for Stevenson in Final Days
Virginia Democratic officials announce a late campaign surge for Adlai Stevenson with extensive statewide advertising in the last 10 days and a slate of 13 speakers recording three minute messages. Garland Harwood says most regions show Stevenson ahead or closing the gap as support grows.
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State Central Committee
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Democrat Harwood
Stevenson
Del
Frank P. Moncure
Stafford
T. Colegan Andrews
Moncure
Andrews-Werdel
Richmond
Solenberger Gets 72 Years On Fraud Cases
Ansel B. Solenberger, 49, was sentenced to 16 years in prison with many counts running concurrent, totaling 72 years. He faces up to eight years more to live per his physician while in hospital under guard. The Shawnee Building & Loan ex-official swindled about 232000 by forging bonds and stock certificates benefiting widows and elderly clients.
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Memorial Hospital
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Dabney Watts
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Ada B. Snively
State Corporation Commission
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Weather Forecast for Winchester Tuesday
Generally fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday. Low temperatures range from 42 to 54 degrees with 42 to 48 in the west and east areas. High near 69 and a low around 57 with yesterday's highs and lows noted as 66 and 32. Sunrise at 6 32 a m and sunset at 5 23 p m. Moon rise around 8 32 p m.
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