Refugees of 1948 War Face an Enduring Fate in Holy Land
AP correspondent Lynn Heinzerling reports on the 868,350 Palestine refugees stranded by the 1948 war. They live in tents and shacks around Israel, receive UNRWA aid, and face an uncertain future as debates over return to former homes persist.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Lynn Heinzerling
Israel
Palestine
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Gaza Strip
UNRWA
United Nations Relief and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
Aleppo
Gaza
Izzat Tanavous
Palestine Refugee Committees
Tannous
Jericho
Dulles Pushes Past Five Power Conference Idea
Berlin report says Secretary of State Dulles urged the Berlin Conference to skip action on Russia’s five power proposal and focus on German unification and European security. He argued the Peiping included conference is not the place to decide China’s world role and pressed to move to items on Germany and Austrian independence.
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Berlin
Russia
West
Red China
United States
France
Britain
Soviet Union
John M. Hightower
Dulles
China
Peiping
United Nations
Molotov
State McCardle
Germany
Austria
Fidler Charity Agrees to Quit and Dissolve
The National Kids Davy Foundation headed by Jimmy Fidler plans dissolution under Superior Court review. State Attorney General Edmund G. Brown says the court and his office will determine charity disposal of about $350,000 remaining from more than $4 million raised, after pens and mailing costs were funded.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Fidler
Superior Court
Edmund G. Brown
National
Kids’ Davy Foundation
Brown
Alert Shoe Shine Boy Spots Killer
An alert shoe shine boy who read an Associated Press report tipped police to a 15 year old from Sherburn Minnesota who confessed to killing his parents and grandmother. Richard Wisdorf admitted killing Tony J Wisdorf a Sherburn grocer Myrtle Wisdorf and Augusta Larson. He waived extradition and was placed in solitary awaiting Minnesota officers who planned to take him back to Sherburn. He showed no remorse and slept in his cell. Floyd Kirby recalled a blue jacket with Sherburn on the back and led officers to the theater arrest.
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ST. Joseph
Associated Press
Sherburn, Minn
Vern Starmer
Richard Wisdorf
Tony J. Wisdorf
Sherburn Grocer
Myrtle
Augusta Larson
Minnesota
Sherburn
J. S. Ferrell
Floyd Kirby
Wisdorf
Texas
Kirby
Sher
Floyd Kirby, Jr
Bootblack
Minn
Snow Blankets City With Heavy Snowfall
Light to heavy snow covered Minnesota overnight with Austin recording 23 inches of snow and temperatures around 20 degrees. Spring Valley reported seven inches and Rivers Lea four inches as road crews toiled to clear streets and warn drivers of slick conditions on routes including U S 61 52 169 and 14.
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Austin
Minnesota
Spring Valley
Rivers Lea
State Highway Department
U. S
Poise Under News Of Son Behind Curtain
Mrs Portia Howe learns her son Pfc Richard Tenneson is held behind the Iron Curtain. She describes his weight gain from inactivity and suspects a staged group statement. She prays for him, plans to iron, and continues farm duties with faith and resolve.
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Portia Howe
Alden
Pfe
Richard B. Ténneson
Howe
Japan
Austin Herald
Associated Press
Pfc
Richard Tenneson
Richard
Grim
George Grim
Minneapolis
Turkey’s President Bayar Begins U S goodwill tour
President Celal Bayar arrives in New York and flies to Washington for the formal start of a month long goodwill visit across the United States. He arrived yesterday and will tour major cities meeting officials and citizens.
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New York
Celal Bayar
Turkey
Washington
United States
Victor Christgau Named to Post in Washington
Victor Christgau, long time Minnesota Employment Security director, was named to head the Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance in Washington with a $12 000 a year salary. He will oversee monthly social security checks and depart for Washington after finalizing state duties.
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Victor Christgau
Minnesota Department of Employment Security
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
University of Minnesota
Christgau
Austin
Congress
Old Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Minnesota
Secretary of Welfare
Hobby
Oscar C. Pogge
St. Paul
Anderson
Washington
Lillian R. Carlson
Employment Security Department
Army to Use Humanity for Cpl. Dickenson
President Eisenhower said the FTC will conduct a full scale investigation into rising coffee prices and possible law violations. He noted the probe began January 13 and aims to determine if trading restrictions harmed competition. He also commented on Berlin talks and Bricker treaty issues. The Army will handle Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson with humanity as court martial proceeds over alleged dealings with the enemy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Trade Commission
FTC
Dulles
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Capitol
Bricker
Rep
Condon
D-Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Army
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
Dickenson
Funeral Service Set for Minneapolis Flier
Funeral services will be held here Thursday for Eugene Nelson 27 Minneapolis television dealer killed when his light plane crashed Sunday near Lawndale Minnesota A Civil Aeronautics Board safety inspector investigated the crash Tuesday and submitted a report to Washington The board is expected to release the report later.
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Minneapolis
Eugene Nelson
Lawndale
Minn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
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Robert Westwater
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Westwater
RWA
Olga Hyka
U.S
Fidler Charity
Killer
Burn
Joe Bryant
Bryant
Young Wisdorf
Ike
BY Dave Owen
Milton
Arthur
Austin Public Schools
Humanity
Yaes
UA M. Eear
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