Japan's Yoshida Faces Diet Censure Threat Over Pro-U.S. Rule
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida faced a possible dissolution of the Diet after a censure motion targeted his pro-American administration. The House, amid a volatile political climate, voted 191 to 162 to send the matter to the censure committee as Liberal party members faltered and opposition forces aligned briefly.
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Mossadegh Seizes Momentum as Riots Rattle Tehran
In Tehran protests over the Shah and Mossadegh intensify with mobs shouting anti American slogans. A student is stabbed to death amid clashes between Mossadegh supporters and the Tudeh party as crowds parade the body toward Parliament. The government arrests army officers and Mossadegh fires the army chief.
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Warren Siland
Betty White
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Ayatullah Seyed Abolghassem Kashani
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Eisenhower Plans Key Talks On Oil Lands Policy
President Eisenhower, refreshed after a Georgia golf weekend, will preside over a Monday morning conference with Republican leaders and two nonattending allies. Sen. Hugh Butler and Rep. Chauncey Reed, heads of Interior and Judiciary panels, join to discuss legislation giving states title to submerged oil-rich coastal lands. The president returned to Washington from Augusta last night.
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Georgia
Hugh Butler
Reed
Senate Interior Committee
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R-lill
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Augusta
Senate Committee Calls for Industry Tax Cuts
The Senate Small Business Committee said small business and industry face a crushing tax burden and deserve relief. It did not specify timing or scale. The report notes large firms nearing defense-contractor completion and that small firms holding subcontracts will feel cutbacks first.
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Senate
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Benson Plans Housecleaning Of Ag Department Foes
Secretary of Agriculture Benson aims a department housecleaning against personnel he says oppose his farm program. He claims attacks come from inside and outside the department and misrepresent his farm views during price declines.
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Benson
Agriculture Department
Man Burns Companion Charged With Homicide
A 45 year old handyman was charged with homicide after pouring benzene on his 40 year old companion Lillian Waters and setting her afire. Waters died in hospital yesterday as police identified the couple who were living together as the victims and suspect.
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Lillian Waters
George Sumter
Marshall Talk Delayed at Ohio Wesleyan University
General George C. Marshall’s address at Ohio Wesleyan University was postponed when his plane returned to Georgia due to bad weather.
Ohio Plans Celebration At Chillicothe Tuesday
Ohio lawmakers and state leaders will convene in Chillicothe for the sesquicentennial, with the Legislature meeting in Ross County Courthouse and a parade to a downtown church. The Supreme Court will hear cases in the morning, and a commemorative three cent stamp goes on sale at Chillicothe post office. A resolution urging Congress to admit Ohio as the 17th state based on 1803 actions will be presented, while George P. Murphy plans to carry the resolution to Washington by horseback following historic routes.
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Tax School Hearing Set In Legislature
Columbus Ohio republicans push hearings on education and taxation measures in the General Assembly. The House Education Committee will consider raising school appropriations from 207 million to 225 million for two years, exceeding Governor Lausche’s recommendation. The House Taxation Committee will hear four bills to raise pari mutuel track betting taxes, with opponents slated for Wednesday night.
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Taylor Sees Communist War Dragging On But Victory Certain
Gen Taylor voiced confidence that the Koreans and Allies will win the war eventually. He said a major Chinese nationalist offensive against mainland China could ease pressure on Korea and that his Eighth Army could withstand any communist offensive. Formosan Nationalists warned such an attack would need U.S. or Allied naval and air support.
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Paul Reynaud Stricken During Tokyo Visit
Former French premier Paul Reynaud fell ill in Tokyo with a lung infection and high fever. The French Embassy said the illness is not serious and he will be confined to bed for four or five days.
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Auto Muffler Fatal for Eldon Wells Missing Exhaust Pipe
Eldon Wells, 41, of near Wales Mills died of carbon monoxide poisoning when an old car with no muffler or exhaust pipe ran on Route 160 early Sunday. Sheriff Brown ruled accidental death after investigation. Wells, who had visited a brothel the night before, was found by Harry Tripp with the motor running. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at the Wales Mills Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Burial at Mace Cemetery. Survived by three sons and his former wife.
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Protests Open Doors Beauty Queens to Get White House Welcome
Washington reports that the White House will allow beauty queens to visit the president when accompanied by their senator or congressman. The change follows political pressure from lawmakers unhappy with prior refusals and indicates a new access policy as spring arrivals surge.
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Weekend Accidents Kill 22 in Ohio
Twenty two people died in weekend crashes across Ohio with seven fatalities in Cuyahoga County and five in Butler County, contributing to a high non holiday weekend toll.
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Temple University Fires Professor for Refusing to Testify
Temple University president Dr. Robert L. Johnson suspended philosophy professor Barrows Dunham under a state loyalty law after Dunham refused to answer questions before a House committee. Johnson said the refusal created doubt about Dunham's loyalty. Dunham defended his stance stating his loyalty to the country. Johnson also assumes leadership of the International Information Administration, which runs the Voice of America.
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Controls Plea Is Renewed
Washington Senator Capehart renewed his call for standby wage price and rent controls calling them a penicillin against economic plague in wartime. The Senate Banking Committee planned two weeks of hearings with about 60 witnesses. Lead witnesses included Charles Holman of the National Milk Producers Federation C W Kitchen of the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association and a Dairy Industry Committee spokesman.
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Capehart
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Sentry Shoots Two Russians at Red Embassy Security Post
A Burmese Army sentry shot and wounded two Russian Embassy staff members in Rangoon after they entered a protected military area in an embassy car. The victims were Constantin M. Anikine, 36, first secretary, and Dr Barbito, 33, both embassy personnel. Police said the car entered the area well after midnight.
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Vishinsky Answers U S Charges on Korean War at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky spoke in the UN Political Committee responding to U S accusations that Russia keeps the Korean War going. The UN noted he would be the first speaker after the afternoon session opened, with the committee resuming after a recess since last Thursday.
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Russia
Nationwide Storm Causes Multiple Deaths and Widespread Disruption
A major storm swept from the Rocky Mountains to the Virginia coast bringing snow, strong winds, freezing rain and sleet. At least six deaths were reported across Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska Illinois with blizzard conditions spanning the continent.
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Hospital Aide Needs Cited in Lima State Hospital Probes
A welfare department official cites insufficient staffing at Lima State Hospital for the criminals insane as a key problem. A month long Highway Patrol inquiry recommends tighter screening to remove incompetent guards and attendants. At Lima about 340 are employed with an average $230 monthly salary.
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Moscow Envoy Nominee Faces Quiz on Trade
Washington reports Charles Bohlen nominated as ambassador to Russia undergoes Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioning on prewar trade pacts involving the United States Britain and Soviet Union. Eisenhower urges Congress to denounce Soviet interpretation of Tehran and Yalta agreements while not repudiating the pacts themselves. Senator Ferguson and allies warn some secret accords are flawed in themselves.
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Chip) Bohlen
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Eleven Air Force Parachute From Crashing Plane
Eleven men parachuted from a C-46 during a blizzard over Central Indiana and landed safely despite the plane crashing on a farm. Winds and heavy snow scattered the crew and eight hitchhiking passengers over eight miles. one man was seriously injured in the darkness.
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Navy trains atomic bombardiers for carrier use
The Navy is forming a corps of atomic bombardiers and ordnance experts trained at joint armed forces schools including the AFSWP in New Mexico. Graduates serve at sea or at naval air stations with carrier aircraft likely able to deliver A bombs. Training uses replica devices and involves participation in Nevada and Eniwetok tests. The Air Savage carrier plane weighs over 55,000 pounds and exceeds 2,000 miles range.
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Allies Rout Chinese Assault on UN Line in Korea
Allied infantry from the United States, France, and Thailand, backed by British artillery, repelled a large 750-man Chinese Communist assault on the Western Korean Front. The Eighth Army said about 200 Reds were killed or wounded after a 3.5 hour close fight near Little Gibraltar Hill west of Yonehon.
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U.S
Eighth Army
United Nations
Little Gibraltar Hill
Yonehon
Little Gibraltar
Kean Seeks Expanded Social Security Coverage
Rep. Kean of New Jersey says he will sponsor legislation to extend social security to about 10 million workers not currently covered. The plan would reach farm owners tenants household workers professionals and public employees, aligning with Eisenhower campaign promises. House action is uncertain as Chairman Reed questions expanding the system now and calls for a new study.
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Kean
House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Daniel Reed
Ways and Means Committee
Ohio Mayor Demands City Official Resign
Coshocton Ohio Mayor J E Trubenbach asks safety director John C Ships to resign immediately. Both men seek the Republican mayor nomination in May. Trubenbach became mayor three weeks ago after W S MacKenzie resigned to take a Columbus state auditor job. MacKenzie backs Ships in the race.
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J. E. Trubenbach
John C. Ships
Trubenbach
W. S. MacKenzie
Columbus
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Ships
Agreement Reached To End Krupp Empire
The Western Allies announced an agreement with Alfried Krupp to break up the Krupp industrial empire. Holdings are valued near 150 million dollars. the agreement will be signed in Bonn on Wednesday.
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West Germany
Alfried Krupp
Krupp
Two Perry County Veterans Among 3545 Arriving Korea Veterans
Two Perry County servicemen were among 3545 Army veterans from Korea who arrived in San Francisco aboard the Navy transport Gen. William Gordon. Cpl. Bob Gett of New Straitsville and Pte. Edward Rede were listed among the arrivals reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
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Bob Gett
New Straitsville
Senators Call Hearing On Cole Appointment
The Senate Banking Committee scheduled a hearing Monday on President Eisenhower's nomination of M. Cole a former Kansas congressman to head the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Chairman Capehart indicated some opposition but predicted Senate approval for the $17,500 post.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Housing and Home Finance Agency
Capehart
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