State Of Ike Health Grabs News Interest In Paris
In Paris, President Eisenhower arrives for lunch with Coty while his health dominates coverage. An ambulance stands by at the palace as Ike removes his coat despite cold. Officials say Dulles may join a NATO report. Karamanlis and Mendes discuss Cyprus self determination.
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Paris
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Rene Coty
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Coty
Agen
Palace
Howard Snyder
U.S
White House
James Hagerty
Dulles
NATO
Washington
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Rose
Thelday
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Heland
Co. Hughes
U.S. Air Force
Keflavik
Iceland
Constantines Karamanlis
Greece
Cyprus
Karamanlisi
Karamanlis
Adnan Menderes
Turkey
Britain
Howard M. Snyder
James €. Hegerty
Crane Hits Power Line Injuring Two Workmen
Two construction workers, Leonard Hughes and George Rose, were injured when a crane from a truck bed touched a high tension wire at Dresden and REVI Wa. Both men, ages 27 and 32, were taken to Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment.
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Leonard Hughes
Walnut Street
George Rose
Route 6
Dunzweiler Construction Company
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dresden
Revi Wa
Court Fix Charge in Union Case
Senate rackets hearings shift to allegations of a payoff to fix a criminal case in Tennessee. Glenn W. Smith, Tennessee Teamsters Union boss, refused to say if part of a $15,500 payment to Judge Raulston Schoolfield killed a conspiracy indictment against Smith and 12 other officials. Smith invoked the Fifth Amendment. The committee led by Sen McClellan will probe this case deeper and then move to a second alleged payoff case, inviting the judge to respond to any testimony.
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Washington
Senate
Tennessee
Glenn W. Smith
Tennessee Teamsters Union
Raulston Schoolfield
Chattanooga
Smith
Teamster
Sen. McClellan D -Ark
Weather and Stassen Hint at Political Move
Rain and mild temperatures sweep the region with 0.80 inch of rain in the past day. The forecast calls for above normal temperatures by up to 15 degrees. Harold Stassen appears ready to quit his White House disarmament post to pursue the Pennsylvania governorship, confirming he has notified Pennsylvania GOP chairmen of his serious interest in the primary.
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Weather Bureau
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White House
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Minnesota
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Valley Forge
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Former Queen Of Rose Bowl Describes Difficult Postcrown Life
Sunland California report quotes Margaret Huntley Mai, 1940 Tournament of Roses queen, saying her year ends with a letdown and social scrutiny. She recalls remarks in school and awkward requests after returning to classes, noting strangers seek dates and teachers joke about flunking her.
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Sunland
Cali
Margaret Huntley Mai
Pasadena
2 Newsman
Margaret Huntley Main
California
Garage Finds 15 Christmas Trees After Late Night Surprise
Mrs John Graf discovered 15 Christmas trees in her Columbus garage Tuesday night and turned them over to police. She later bought a tree for her home, puzzled by how the trees ended up there.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Graf
Atlas Flies 600 Miles Out To Sea
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla 2 The Atlas missile flew 600 miles over the Atlantic on a long distance test reaching at least 89 miles up. Officials said the flight exceeded planned range and altitude though the missile was not recovered and a next test date was not disclosed. Maj Gen Donald N Yates led the briefing.
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Fla
Air Force Atlas
Atlantic
Donald N. Yates
Air Force Missile Test Center
Defense Department
Yates
Ex Manager of Zanesville Plant Dies
William J. Shorty Robertson 183 of St Paul Minn former manager of Gould National Eater y plant here died suddenly at his home Tuesday He left Zanesville in October 1950 and was director of Education for Gould National Eateries Inc at death Head offices in St Paul Robertson called tonight while returning from Christmas party was rushed to hospital and died hours later Death believed from cerebral hemorrhage He was Jamaica Neb native served Gould 32 years led local plant five years Widow Erma no children Services Thursday Read address 1216 Seborn Avenue.
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William J
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St. Paul
Minn
Gould National Eatery
Robertson
Gould National Eateres, Inc
Leompars
Jomaica
Neb
Gould Company
Focal
Centr /Presbyteran church
Rotary Club
Whis Cis
Erma
St Paul Y Ser vVices
Zanosiile
Robertsons
Seborn Avenue
Nuclear power plant begins feeding Duquesne lines
Pittsburgh area reports the United States first large scale nuclear plant began generating electricity for Duquesne Light Co. customers. The reactor near Shippington, Pa., along the Ono River, has been operating days, under Atomic Energy Commission supervision, marking the first delivery of power to local lines.
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Duquesne Light Co
United States
Shippington
Duquesne Electric
Ono River
Durquesne
Atomic Energy Commission
NATO approves US rocket bases in Europe amid Cold War push
At the NATO summit in Paris the alliance endorsed arming with nuclear missiles on European soil. Germany Denmark Norway Britain and the United States agreed to base decisions later with final country approvals to come from individual governments. Russia’s latest East–West diplomacy was noted as the motive.
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Paris
Mantion North Atlantic Alliance
Europe
United States
United Seaces
U.S
Eisenhower
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Einar Gerthardsen
Ee Christian Hansen
Denmark
Govermert
NATO
Britain
Commuunique
Soviet Union
Gertherdsen
I Halvard Lange
Franz Josef Strauss
Lauris’ Norstad
Norway
Brian
Turkey
Ales
Johnson Urges U S Effort to Surpass Soviets in Space
Senate Democratic leader Johnson urged Americans to intensify work on missiles and space science to catch up with the Soviet Union. He cited hearings on the UW space weapons program and said the nation faces a critical moment with a heavy workload ahead.
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Johnson
Washington
Ses
Landon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Russia
Pearl Eaton
Texas
Senate
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Bernard A. Swine
Watias
Beardsley Heads Bethesda Medical Staff At Annual Meeting
Dr Robert C Beardsley was elected president of the Bethesda hospital medical staff at the annual meeting held Wednesday night. He succeeds Dr J E Sharp, with Dr J F Mortos and Dr TY as officers and others elected to the staff executive committee alongside Beardsley.
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Dr. Beardsley
Bethesda
Robert C. Beardsley
Bethesda Hospital
Beardsley
Jax E Sharp
J. F Mortos
Stat Executive
Beacdsley
iMoxon
Weather Elsewhere And Local Hazy Skies Across Cities
The bulletin lists weather in cities including Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver Miami New York Phoenix and San Francisco with conditions from cloudy to rain and clear. It also reports the deaths of Mrs Florence Wetzel 65 and her cousin Mrs Emma Snyder 80 due to a fire sparked by an overheated stove.
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S-Se
Chicago
Ravenna
Miami
Seases
New York
Oakwood St
Phoenix
Florence San Francisco
Wetzel
Seattle
Emma Snyder
Untitled fragment from Cedars of Lebanon hospital report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Hollywood related medical report at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital involving Enzaberh and related personnel. Specific names and details are unreadable, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Hollywood
Enzaberh
Cedars of Lebanon
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