Egypt Reacts Cautiously to Reported Gaza Pullout Plan
Arab and Israeli officials voiced dim view of a Washington backed three phase plan for withdrawing Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba mouth. Egypt demanded unconditional Israeli withdrawal while UN troops could stay only as Cairo wishes. Arab leaders at Cairo summit voiced support for Egypt’s stance.
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Washington
Israel
Gaza
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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U. N
United States
France
Dag Hammarskjolds
UNFEF
Debate on sanctions continues at United Nations
Asian Arab and Soviet bloc nations said they would press for sanctions against Israel despite private talks in New York and Washington. A morning debate was canceled but at least five speakers in favor of sanctions were ready to address the General Assembly afternoon session. Speakers listed included Bulgaria Jordan Iraq Indonesia and the Soviet Ukraine.
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Jordan
Iraq
Indonesia
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Ukraine
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Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Mollet
Egypt
Middle East
Eisenhower
France
United States
Britain
New York
Secretary of State Dulles
Nixon Heads on 22 Day Africa and Italy Tour
Vice President Nixon departs on a 17,000 mile 22 day goodwill mission to eight African countries and Italy. He will visit Morocco Gold Coast Liberia Uganda Ethiopia Sudan Libya Tunisia and Italy and attend March 6 ceremonies turning the Gold Coast into Ghana.
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Nixon
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Africa
White House
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Gold Coast
Liberia
Uganda
Ethiopia
Sudan
Libya
Tunisia
Ghana
Teamsters Official Balks at Questions Before Senate
Washington DC testimony details Portland Teamsters official Frank Malloy refusing to answer inquiries from Senate investigators about pinball gambling. Senate leaders move to cite Malloy for contempt after he repeatedly declines to answer. Oregon union boss Clyde Crosby named in discussion of political influence.
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Frank Malloy
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Teamsters Union
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J. Stanley W. Earl
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Clyde Crosby
Oregon
McClellan
Hollandale Driver Killed When Car Skids Into Ditch
A Hollandale man, Jake Weitzel, 47, died when his car skidded and rolled into a ditch near Bancroft. He was thrown through the windshield and died en route to Naeve Hospital. Weitzel had lived in Hollandale a decade and left a large family. Funeral services are set for Monday at the Bannerup and Son Chapel. The state traffic toll rose to 84.
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Carl Lindahl
Lindahl
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Naeve Hospital
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Wells
Ravenhorst
Corny
Mullenberg
Russia
United States
Nebraska
Iowa
Bannerup and Son
Paul Hanson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Frank Chelte
Roger Mackey
Ozark Air Lines Wins Quad Cities to Minneapolis Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board awarded Ozark Air Lines a three year route from Quad-Cities to Minneapolis with stops at Cedar Rapids and Rochester. Ozark secured the route over North Central Airlines citing greater public benefit and lower subsidy loss, effective April 28 with expected 32 000 passengers in the first year and 19 000 in annual subsidy.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ozark Air Lines
Quad-Cities
Davenport
Iowa
Moline, Jr
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Ozark
North Central Airlines
Seven-States
North Central
Chicago
Minneapolis
Admissions in State Institutions Rise in January
Public Welfare Commissioner Morris Hursh reported 19 197 residents in state institutions on Jan 31 up 613 from Dec 31 1956. Increased admissions stem from schoolchildren returning after holidays, mental hospital patient returns, and Cambridge expanding space. The total mentally ill 11 064, inebriates 232, and 5 141 mentally deficient and epileptic residents reflect shifts across Willmar Sandstone Cambridge and St. Croix facilities. Prisoner transfers raise Stillwater and St. Cloud populations while Shakopee figures fall slightly.
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Sandstone Hospital
Cambridge
Owatonna
St. Cloud Men's Reformatory
Stillwater Prison
St. Cloud Reformatory
Shakopee Women’s Reformatory
Food and Blankets Dropped to Wilson Creek Flood Victims
Food and blankets were dropped last night to 100 marooned residents of Wilson Creek Washington as high water from Crab Creek reached 7 to 15 feet. An Air Force helicopter from Spokane delivered meals and shelter supplies to evacuees in the town's high school and Presbyterian church while roads remained flooded and crews sought high routes. Idaho National Guardsmen ended sandbagging at Shoeshone and Gooding as the Little Wood River peaked.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Creek
Air Force
Spokane
Washington- Oregon-Idaho
Idaho National Guardsmen
Shoeshone
Little Wood River
Change in Stassen Status
New York Herald Tribune reports the State Department will absorb Harold E. Stassen's disarmament division on March 1 ending its separate existence. Stassen will head the U S delegation in London talks starting March 18 then resign likely in summer to pursue a political career including a run for governor of Pennsylvania.
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New York Herald Tribune
State Department
Harold E. Stassen
Washington
Stassen
U. S
Pennsylvania
Arab summit reaffirms neutral stance in Cold War
Cairo report said four Arab leaders King Saud Jordan King Hussein President Shukri Kuwaily and President Gamal Abdel Nasser issued a windup communique praising Saud for briefing Washington on the Arab point of view. They reaffirmed positive neutrality and pledged to defend Arab states outside foreign pacts while noting Iraq's absence from the pact. The communique also restated positions on Suez Israel Gaza Sharm el Sheikh and Algerian nationalism.
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Eisenhower
Washington
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Israel
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Gaza Strip
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Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower and Mollet Back Peaceful Middle East Solution
The leaders urged that a Middle East settlement be reached by peaceful means in line with justice and international law. They reaffirmed support for free transit through the Suez Canal and noted progress in healing Franco American differences over the Egypt crisis.
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Mollet
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Eisenhower
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Economic Committee Sees Bright 1957 Outlook
A joint Senate House Economic Committee reports 1957 will bring higher employment production and purchasing power with no broad easing of price pressures. Five members filed minority views though only Senator Douglas criticized the findings, warning the economy may change rapidly. The panel urges maintaining current tax rates and shifting tax policy to aid new and small businesses while cutting public works expenditures until inflation eases.
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Rep
Patman
D-Tex
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Douglas
D-Ill
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Ishibashi Resigns as Japan Prime Minister
Tokyo reports that Ishibashi, who quit as prime minister due to ill health, entered a hospital for a thorough checkup after his resignation on Saturday.
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Tanzan Ishibashi
Japan
Freemans Proposal Wins OK in Minnesota House Tax Move
The Minnesota House Tax Committee approved the administration backed state withholding tax plan 16 to 10. Critics argued it costs state and business, with estimates of $250,000 to process 500,000 returns and $2,000,000 to 80,000 employers, while supporters cite ongoing revenue and a possible sales tax delay. G. Howard Spaeth endorsed pay as you go, saying the tax system has never been on top.
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Minnesota
House Tax Committee
G. Howard Spaeth
Charles P. Stone
Minnesota Taxpayers Assn
Stone
Rep
D. D. Wozniak
Wozniak
Chamber of Commerce signs 109 new prospects
Ray J. Emmerich announced that a Wednesday blitz added 109 new members to the Chamber of Commerce. With 247 sustaining members, rolls total 356, and callbacks could lift the count to 375 to 400 before the October annual meeting. A special committee of 36 canvassed prospects in the one day drive.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ray J. Emmerich
Pet Cat Smothers Japanese Infant in Matsudo
In Matsudo Japan Mrs Kikue Ogawa left her six month old baby asleep at home while shopping. She returned to find the family cat resting across the infant’s face and smothering the child, prompting concern over pet safety.
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Matsudo
Japan
Kikue Ogawa
Coffee milk used in sky repairs saves crippled airliner
Flight 930 from Minneapolis to Philadelphia made a forced landing at Willow Run after hydraulic pressure was built with coffee and milk to set the nose wheel. Captain William Richie and five engineers guided a safe touchdown as ambulances and police awaited. the plane was impounded for inspection.
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William Richie
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