U S Plans 8 000 Pounds Of Uranium For Peaceful Use
President announces US to make available 8 000 pounds of uranium 235 to American firms and friendly nations for research and development and power reactors over several years. Half to be leased in the United States for civilian power needs. other half sold or leased abroad for peaceful purposes. Distribution to be safeguarded against diversion and tied to defense needs.
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United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Russia
Eisenhower
Union
Itasto
Rivenhower
Artes
Mainy
Dean Scores Miss Lucy at Alabama Admission Ruling
New York Times reports William F. Adams dean of admissions at the University of Alabama opposed Miss Lucy’s education there. The lawsuit aided Miss Lucy’s admission on Feb 1 and she now pursues contempt charges alleging university officials conspired to bar her from classes. Adams denied confirming acceptance and cited required grades and course prerequisites.
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New York
New York Times Today
William F. Adams
University of Alabama
Aufstin
Adams
Miss Lucy
Lucy
Pollce Anne Myers
Ohio Supreme Court Affirms Contempt Convictions
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the contempt convictions of Anna Morgan of Columbus and three Cincinnati men for refusing to answer questions at an Ohio Un-American Activities Commission hearing about alleged Communist connections. The defendants, including Morgan, were cited for defying the commission.
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Olumbus
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Anna Morgan
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Senate Debates Flexible Farm Price Supports Fight
Senate opens debate on the 1956 farm bill as supporters clash over flexible versus rigid price supports. Senator Ellender urges higher levels to boost farmer income, while a competing amendment preserves the current price scale. Debate likely to stretch into next week with a goal of passage by March 15 to impact the 1956 crop year.
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Washington
Senate
Ellender
D-La
Evenas
House
Hagerty Denies Eisenhower Reelection Decision
Thomasville report says Hagerty told reporters the president has not decided on running again. Hagerty denied a Detroit News claim that Sherman Adams told GOP leaders Ike would announce reelection next week. He said Adams never made such a statement and the chief executive has not confirmed any decision.
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Thomasville
Detroit News
Eisenhower
Adams
Leonard W. Tary
Kim- Hall
Elf
National Committee
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Sherman
Senate forms special committee to probe lobbying and spending
A bipartisan group of senators led by Knowland and Johnson moved to create a special committee with broad powers to investigate alleged improper or illegal lobbying and campaign contributions. The effort follows cases such as Senator Case's rejection of a 2500 campaign gift and a previous four member inquiry into influence on his vote over a natural gas bill.
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Senate
Jonn Chadwick
Johnson
Texas
Republic
Washington
Knowland
California
D-Tenn
Gore
Nixon
Lyndon _B
Johnson and Knowland
Francis Case
R-Sc
George
D-Ga
Case
Jungle revolt crushed in Santarem as air forces push rebels
In Brazil, government air power reduced rebel hold on Santarem after bombing the airport. Maj Harold Veloso reportedly fled toward Jacareacanga as loyal forces retook the 15,000 resident river town. A grounded Beechcraft trainer carrying bombs was destroyed en route to a troop ship up the Amazon.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Amazon
Santarem
Air Force
Harold Veloso
Jacareacanga
Senators Laud MacArthur as Contemporary Washington
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy praised General Douglas MacArthur at Carnegie Hall calling him the contemporary George Washington who would not have extended friendship to the Soviet Union. The rally, sponsored by For America, drew about 3000 and featured Senator William Jenner who denounced the drift toward world government.
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New York
Jesep
KR. McCarthy
R-Wis
Douglas MacArthur
George Washington
Soviet Union
Genevi
McCarthy
Carnegie Hall
For America
William F. Jenner
Relnd
Bricker says Washington would be a controversial figure today
U S Senator Jonn W Bricker argues that if George Washington could revisit the United States he would be highly controversial praising modern power and warning against dead hand of the past. Bricker imagines Washington arriving at National Airport and facing editorials about hero worship and centralization of political power.
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Washington
Jonn W. Bricker
Ohio
George Washington
Bricker
George
American Good Government Society
National
Wington
Reds Warn of Global Bomb Delivery Threat
LunvU on Sovier military marks Red Army Day as calls rise for vigilance against intrigues of delivering atomic and hydrogen bombs anywhere. Defense Minister Zhukov orders strengthened defense. U.S. Painesville Ohio: Atty. Gen. William O’Neil seeks Republican gubernatorial nomination amid declared vigorous government needs of the people.
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Sovier
Red Army
Georgi K. Zhukov
Soviet Union
Uneill
Painesville
Ohio
Willam O'Neil
Power farming gains via Messenger Classified Ads
Power farming boosts renter profits with Messenger Want Ads. Use this result getting power to buy and sell farm needs. Call 31242 before 9 a.m. to have your ad appear the same day.
Spokesmen Plan Peace Between Labor and Industry
Washington sources say two men from labor and industry planned a luncheon to seek a national labor management peace amid AFL C10 changes. Charles R Sligh Jr chairs the NA Manufacturers executive committee. Both urged goodwill and mutual accord, with no reservations about potential agreements.
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Washington
Europe Endures Worst Winter as Cold Paralyzes Europe
A severe European winter leaves at least 804 dead as Central Europe endures 24 days of freezing weather. Ice coats the North Sea and the Rhine while Baltic temperatures drop to four above zero. Dutch canals freeze guiding cars across rivers. Italy, France and Germany face hunger, power, and transport failures.
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Europe
Central Europe
North Sea
Germany
Baltic
Netherlands
Italy
Vasto
Pescara
France
Bad Harzburg
Holland
Danube
Rhine
Elbe
Weser
Rhenen
Weather Bureau
Siberia
Russia
United States
West Germany
Mee
Donation of Constitution Dropped in Jackson
Chicago disc jockey AL Benson, 48, donated 5000 copies of the U.S. Constitution to Jackson Mississippi to dramatize the school segregation issue. He piloted the flight while two white men showered the city with booklets, aiming to remind Mississippians of the Supreme Court ruling against segregation.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Chicago
AL Benson
Benson
Lane
U.S. Supreme Court
Humphrey Decries Unhealthy Influences on Economy
Secretary Humphrey told the Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers that the Eisenhower administration aimed to free the economy from deficits high taxes and a web of regulations. He cited unchecked deficits a tax structure eroding incentives to work save and invest and a hampering regulatory network.
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New York
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Institute ‘of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Brother Earl Sees Dwight Running for Second Term
Earl Eisenhower, Carl R. La Grange public relations director for Suburban Life, says in a Chicago suburban weekly interview that he believes Dwight Eisenhower will seek a second term. He notes the president’s decision hinges on whether he is still needed in the nation’s top job after 45 years of service. he doubts the president would listen to family views.
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Chicago
Earl Eisenhow‘er
Eisenhow ‘Er Brothers
la Grange
Suburban Life Newspapers
Dwight
Earl
Jube
Dwight Td Felre
Southern Democrats Named as Neglecting Midwest Farming Needs
Ohio Republicans Bow and Henderson charged Southern Democrats on the House Agriculture Committee with neglecting Midwest farmers. They said the panel backs limited wheat controls and blocks aid for small Ohio farms, while the Senate and Eisenhower administration back the measure.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Ohio
Bow
Henderson
Eisenhower
Senate
Romac
Ainst
Joseph Fichter
Oxford
Ohio Farmers Union
leday'Bow and Henderson
Cooley
CNC
Enor
DuMont Engine Analyzer Tells Auto Trouble Fast
New television based auto mechanic device shown in New York demonstrates diagnosing engine faults. It connects to the ignition system with two leads and uses wavy light patterns on a screen to reveal faults in spark plugs coils wiring switches and distributor components.
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New York
Justice Plea From Negro Bus Boycott Mass Meeting
In Montgomery Alabama a large Negro boycott continues with dozens of artists preparing for new actions and a mass meeting of about 10 000 Negroes planned for tonight to press for justice amid the South's desegregation protests.
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South
Montgomery
Ala
Syria Fires on Israel Breaks 10-Week Calm
Syrian gunmen opened fire on Israeli fishermen on the Sea of Galilee early. The fishermen cut nets, returned fire, and fled without casualties. UN official Burns pushed to implement Security Council decisions to ease tensions. Prisoner exchanges between Israel and Syria discussed as both sides list prisoners for study. Israel previously raided Syrian posts on Dec. 11, with 56 Syrians and six Israelis reportedly aboard the boat. UN censured Israel for the raid. In Montgomery Alabama, boycott arrests rose as 73 of 115 indicted for desegregation protests were brought in, all Negro, bond set at $300, leaders and ministers among those detained. A mass meeting and pilgrimage were announced by Rev. Ralph Abernathy.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
B. J. M Burns
UN Truce Supervision Organization
Security Council
Syria
Israel
Sood
Montgomery County
Montgomery ‘County
Ralph D. Abernathy
First Baptist Church
Montgomery
Circus Benefit for Heroine Doris Kochs Heroine
A Grotto Circus performance at Public Hall will raise funds for Mrs Dorothy Kochs once Tina Lamont a nightclub dancer. Her 3 year old daughter Jody will join in the parade with Lt Norman Bayless and Sgt Melvin Staley. Police stopped a shooter who fired from a cafe bar stool. Kochs intervened, took the return fire, and was shot near the spine leaving her permanently paralyzed.
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Eve Lang
Dorothy Kochs
Tina Lamont
Jody
Norman Bayless
Melvin Staley
Kochs
Ohio still seeks new mental health commissioner
Ohio remains without a qualified appointee to lead the Division of Mental Hygiene. Dr John D Porterfield is mentioned as a potential top candidate, with both the council and the public seeking a capable successor after seven months without a permanent head.
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Atlantic City
N.J
American Association
Columbus
n—Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Direc- Dr
Porterfield Athens
Sos
Chauncey
Logan
Nelsonville
Lowell Dillion
New Aviation Strikes Set for Long Island Firms
Farmingdale N Y reports mounting strike threats as court and mediation unfold. The International Association of Machinists held 12 000 workers out at Republic Aviation and now plans parallel action against three Fairchild divisions at Bay Shore. About 1600 union members at the engine division allied missile unit face a March 1 deadline. Stratos Corp sets a similar walkout target next Monday.
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Farmingdale
N.Y
Long Island
Kiant Republic Aviation Corp
International Association of Machinists
Republic
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
Fairchild
Missile Divi Tes Corp
Bay ‘Shor
Man Grabs Wife Hair in Cliffside Struggle at Sydney Harbor
In Sydney a 35-year-old woman fled from her home toward the harbor entrance and attempted to leap from the cliff. A husband clutched her around the waist and seized her hair as she struggled, until police arrived to pull her to safety.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Harbor
Group Adopts Racial Ruling In Presbyterian Delegation
The North Area Council of the Presbyterian Alliance adopted resolutions on racial segregation condemning the Supreme Court ruling as a grave concern to Christians. A second resolution protested Spain's closure of Protestant theological seminary in Madrid and urged Canada and the United States to consider the issue. About 100 delegates from 50 million members in the Reformed and Presbyterian traditions attended the session.
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Pittsburgh
North Area Council of Theresbyterian Alliance
Suepreme
Cel Seminary
Madrid
Canada
U.S
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