Langer seeks probe into Dixon Yates campaign gifts
Senator Langer calls for a public investigation to reveal if Dixon Yates backers financed Eisenhower’s 1952 campaign. He seeks subpoenas to Summerfield Adams and Mitchell and questions First Boston officials about their role in financing the Dixon Yates contract.
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Langer
Dixon-Yates
Washington
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Eisenhower
Senate
Summerfield
Sherman Adams
White House
Stephen A. Mitchell
Republi
Adams
New Hampshire
Mitchell
Dixon- Yates
Adlai E. Stevenson
First Boston Corp
New York
Dixon Yates
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Rowland Hughes
Subcommittee
Ike and Eden Mideast Policy Aim to Unify
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Eden plan to coordinate Middle East policy when they meet January 30. They will discuss stabilizing relations with Russia and a united front against Soviet pressure, with emphasis on preventing war between Israel and Arab states and finding a basis for talks using the 1947 UN partition plan.
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Ike
Eden
Mideast
Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Russia
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Britain
Israel
Europe
Geneva
Gore recounts visa snags hindering Russia visit during European trip
Former Wisconsin publisher Leroy Gore, foe of Sen. McCarthy, says visa delays blocked a Russia trip while touring Europe with a Soviet farm delegation. He recalls Russians feeling sorry for him, and notes Moscow’s cautious stance and Soviet officials’ curiosity about McCarthy.
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Milwaukee
Leroy Gore
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Russia
Sauk City
Wis
Joe McCarthy
United States
Gore
Wisconsin
Midwest
Congress
Washington
Europe
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Moscow
Fatally Beating Ends Quarrel Over Money
Chicago authorities report 66 year old Marcus Kammermann fatally beat his wife Malwina 55 during a Lake Shore Drive apartment quarrel over funds. Neighbors summoned police after Kammermann allegedly struck her with ash trays lamps and other objects for two hours. Malwina died at American Hospital. authorities say she had cleaned out a bank account of 60000 to 70000 and sought a divorce.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Marcus Kammermann
Frank Bychowski
Kammermann
Malwina
Bychowski
United States
Austria
No Shakeup Planned in Tax Service
Washington chief tax collector Russell Chase Harrington told Internal Revenue Service employees there will be no new shakeup. In a memo to 51,500 workers Harrington said the service needs a settled period to consolidate changes after four years of reorganizations. Harrington, 65, from Providence, R. I., was sworn in as successor to T Coleman Andrews who left the post at 15,000 dollars a year to join private business.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Tax Service
Russell Chase Harrington
Revenue Service
Harrington
Providence
R. L
T. Coleman Andrews
Richmond
Andrews
Churchill Attacks Russian Leaders Over Far East Tour
London reports the British reaction to Khrushchev and Bulganin as they tour India and Burma. Churchill urges caution on Khrushchev visit to Britain, calls the trip an exhibition, while Nutting and Pravda issue sharp criticisms.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Far East
Pravda
Winston Churchill
Anthony Nutting
Woodford
England
Churchill
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Britain
Eden
Geneva
India
Burma
Russia
Nutting
United Nations
Asia
New York
Pilgrims of
United States of America
Bulgania
Yuri Zhukov
Taunggyi
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Ralph H. Demmiler
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
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Secretary
State Dulles
U. N
Egypt
China
Arlan P. Kuhn - HE
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OLD Customer's Corner
Wm. G. Fisher
Harmon
Elna Way
ELNA
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the House of Service
Philco
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Oakland
Hamilton
Dalealah
Washington Park Zoo
Cirrus
Sultana I
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Sen. Wiley
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Remington
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