Anderson Says No on Senate Race
Minnesota Governor Anderson declares he is not a candidate for the U S Senate and may not seek re election as governor. Marold Stassen says it is too early to decide on a 1954 run while noting residence questions. Judd criticizes Western aid and calls for firm stance against Soviet influence.
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Anderson
Senate
Stassen
Gov. Anderson
St. Cloud
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Marold E. Stassen
Far East
Minnesota
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
South St. Paul
X Roger Dell
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Walter Judd
R-Minn
P. Kenneth Peterson
Minneapolis
Burnquist
Val Bjornson
Same Room Same Women Same Deal in Hospital Births
In Pasadena and Altadena two roommates born in room 427 share both pairs of births. Mrs. Charles R. Salmon and Mrs. Robert S. Woodford had their first children, John and Mary, then their second, Stephen and Betsy, on the same days.
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Pasadena
Calif
Charles R. Salmon
Roberts
Woodford
Altadena
Encampments Set for Camp Ripley and Casper
Maj. Gen. Fred C. Tandy announced the 3rd Division will hold its summer encampment at Camp Ripley Minnesota from August 1 to 15. The Iowa Air National Guard will conduct its summer encampment at Casper Wyoming from July 3 to 4.
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Des Moines
Fred C. Tandy
Iowa National Guard
Camp Ripley
Mainn
Iowa Air National Guard
Casper
Wyo
Police remove name from Rome church hieroglyphic scene
Italian police entered Rome's Church of Christ and chiselled the word Christ from a wall. They detained an Associated Press news cameraman for filming and ordered AP reporters away. The action targeted the Protestant organization backed by American funds.
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Rome
Church of Christ
Associated Press
Christ
Leghorn
Remo Nassi
Allan Jacks
U.S
Minnesota Traffic Toll Rises to 62 in 1954
Minnesota traffic deaths reached 62 by Friday, two more than in 1953 through the same period. Laurie Heikkila died after his pickup left the ditch as a transport driver, blinded by snow, did not face charges. An Iowa death previously attributed to Minnesota was reclassified as occurring in Iowa due to a heart attack.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Angora
Aurora
Laurie Heikkila
Benjamin Osmundson
Quandahi
Iowa
Soviets Split West on China and Austria Pact
BERLIN Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Moscow will not withdraw from Austria, citing risks to Hungary and Romania. Western ministers ruled out an Austrian independence treaty this Berlin conference, as Molotov pushes for a five power Far East talks including China. Molotov insisted Red China be treated as a great power, while Moscow linked Austria to the Trieste issue and a German peace treaty. Western delegates expect further secret meetings and aim to finish work late next week.
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Berlin
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Austria
Molotov
Moscow
Peiping
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Britain
France
Red China
China
Far East
Germany
Trieste
London
Congress Highlights of Week in the Senate and White House
Week in Congress features Bricker amendment debate on treaty powers and George substitute. Eisenhower counsels moderation while GOP attacks draw Democratic cries of foul. Warren’s nomination to chief justice lingers before Judiciary Committee amid procedural disputes. AFL and CIO oppose a Farm labor bill. committee endorses administration plan to hire Mexican farm workers without a Mexico agreement.
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House
Rayburn
Texas
Eisenhower
Bricker
Senate
Sen
Ohio
George
D-Ga
Warren
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
FBI
Justice Department
AFL
CIO
House Agriculture Committee
Mexico
Confederate Veteran Fights Pneumonia at 107
Tom Riddle, a 107 year old Confederate veteran at the Texas Confederate Home in Austin since 1950, remains in critical condition with pneumonia. Doctors say he is “waiting hopefully” as he is fed intravenously under an oxygen tent in care today.
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Austin
Tex
Tom Riddle
Herman Wing
Texas Confederate Home
Riddle
Congress Targets Coffee Prices With Futures Oversight
Congress moved to curb rising coffee costs by approving federal supervision of coffee futures trading. A banking subcommittee heard from New York exchange officials and issued subpoenas to brokers to disclose recent futures trades and traders. A 682 million CCC boost was approved, with calls for further borrowing to support farm price programs.
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Senate
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Coffee Exchange
New York
Iunder
CCC
Commodity Credit Corp
House
Farm Price Support Agency
Vital Diet Step Is Visit to Doctor
A Rosemary Clooney health note emphasizes a doctor visit as a key step in a diet plan. The star outlines seeking professional advice to tailor nutrition and monitor weight changes.
Diet plans for two way eating with Jose Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney
A physician supervised two way diet program for a couple highlights that both can eat similar foods with different preparations. Rest and exercise are essential for maintaining weight and health alongside dietary adjustments. The feature notes Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer as the stars of the plan and mentions their upcoming film projects.
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Jack Spratt
Jose Ferrers
Rosemary Clooney
Adeline Garner
Paramount
Jose Ferrer
Ferrers
Miss Clooney
Mr. Ferrer
Tidal Power Plan for Passamaquoddy Bay Revived by Senate Vote
The Senate unanimously approved a three million dollar study to assess harnessing tides in Passamaquoddy Bay for electricity. The Maine project, first proposed during New Deal days, seeks to determine feasibility and environmental impact.
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Passamaquoddy
Passamaquoddy Bay
Senate
Maine
Bramblett Convicted in Payroll Kickback Scheme
Rep Bramblett a California Republican was found guilty of falsifying his congressional office payroll in a salary kickback scheme. His lawyers vowed the fight continues, potentially to the Supreme Court.
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Bramblett
Rep
Calif
Supreme Court
Donvon Inc to Cut Shifts at 155mm Shell Plant
About 375 Twin Cities workers will be laid off Monday as Donovan Inc eliminates the 3:30 p.m. to midnight shift. The arsenal will move to a single 40 hour week with about 525 employed. The action comes from a government ordered production reduction. Federal Cartridge Corp also plans layoffs Feb 26, affecting about 1,900 workers as the plant reports roughly 12,000 employees.
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New Brighton
Minn
Twin Cities Arsenal
Donovan, Inc
C. C. Gleason
Arsenal
Donovan
Federal Cartridge Corp
Seoul Defense Ministry reports thousands join South Korean Army
The Defense Ministry announced that about 4,200 former North Korean war prisoners have volunteered and been accepted into the South Korean Army, marking a notable recruitment milestone amid ongoing tensions on the peninsula.
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Seoul
Defense Ministry
Smoking and Cancer Link Reported by British Committee
Health Minister Iain MacLeod announced a three year study by the standing advisory committee found it established that smoking is related to lung cancer. Tobacco makers countered that a statistical link only indicates need for further investigation and does not prove causation. The report was made public in the House of Commons.
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Stassen
Japan
Korea
Formosa
Indochina
Philippines
Judd
Mankato
America
Europe
Iron Curtain
U.S
Russia
London
Iain MacLeod
MacLeod
National Health Services Act
House of Commons
Far East Talk Could Boost Soviet Split Tactics
In Seoul informed sources say Moscow aims to force a split among Western powers over Red China through a Far East conference. Molotov's proposal follows talks on Korea and would include Asian nations, with India Indonesia and Burma seen as potential neutrals.
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Korea
Washington
India
Indonesia
Burma
Red China
Japan
Europe
Orient
Indochina
United Nations
Peiping
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