GOP Eyes New Plan for Bricker Treaty Power
Washington Republicans pressed a set of compromise words to win Eisenhower and Bricker approval on a constitutional amendment granting treaty power. Sen Knowland reported the draft to the President, with Bricker signaling openness if cleared. McCarran and George offered alternatives. Upton opposed as too restrictive.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Bricker
Robio
Bricker
Sen
Knowland
California
White House
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen. George
Sen. Russell
Georgia
Millikin (Cole
GOP
Johnson
Russell
Senate
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
McCarran
Knowland-Ferguson
Supreme Law of the Land
George
Act of Congress
Upton
Montreal Police Still Can't Find Slasher
Montreal police intensified efforts to catch a razor wielding assailant terrorizing women for eight days. The latest attack occurred Friday night as a woman crossed a field on the city’s western edge. Five women were reported stabbed that night, with uncertainty whether all incidents involve the same attacker. The eight day spree began with four passengers wounded while boarding street cars.
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Montreal
Five Thousand Marchers Open St Paul Carnival Parade
A bright column of about 5,000 marchers floats and bands begins moving through St Paul downtown at 2 p.m. for the first outdoor event of the 1954 Winter Carnival. Spectators wore heavy clothes as ten below weather and bright sunshine were forecast.
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St. Paul
Charges Filed Against Youth in Twin Murder Case
Richard Wisdorf, 15, of Sherburn, faces first degree murder charges for killing his parents and grandmother. A preliminary hearing in justice court is planned next week after juvenile court transferred the case to County Attorney Arthur Edman. Funeral services for the parents drew over a thousand mourners at St. Luke’s Catholic Church in Sherburn. Mrs. Simon Larson’s funeral is set for today in Lake Crystal. The confession came after a St. Joseph, Missouri arrest for the Monday night slayings, as a parade and carnival events unfold in St. Paul with officials, guests, and bands.
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Fairmont
Minn
Richard Wisdorf
Sherburn
Arthur Edman
Justice Court
Edman
Tony Wisdorf
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Simon Larson
Lake Crystal
St. Joseph
Walter V. Dorje
St. Paul
Dorje
Boreas XVII
Winona
New Ulm
Duluth
Red Wing
Lake Como
St. Paul Auditorium
Dog Blower At Center Of Flint Court Fight
In Flint Michigan two families claim ownership of Blower a Great Pyrenees who has grown thin and was found near a Lafayette Indiana gas station. Mrs. Carl V. Michael says the dog lived at her home two weeks before Christmas and ate five pounds of horsemeat daily while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sides say Blower wandered from them after being lost. A court order to hold Blower at the dog pound awaits an ownership hearing as a process server faces the dog’s growl and the judge orders another attempt at retrieving the animal.
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Flint. Mich
Blower
Flint
Robert Sides
Blover
Lafayette
Ind
Sides
Carl V. Michael
Michael
Bagley Woman Dies in Headon Collision
A Bagley woman identified as Mrs Leonard Burnett about 35 was killed in a headon crash near Bemidji. Five others were hurt, including Burnett and his three children, and Joe Bornik of Bagley, the second-car driver. Witnesses say one car tried to pass a school bus.
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Bemidji, Minn
Bagley
Leonard Burnett
Headon
Bemidji
Burnett
Joe Bornik
Cold Weekend Seen for Midwest Weather Drift
The Associated Press reports a cold weekend across the Midwest as arctic air from northwestern Canada sweeps into the North Central states. Temperatures dip below zero in the Northern Plains with Caribou Maine Grand Forks N D and International Falls Minn recording around 12 below.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Canada
North Central States
Plains
North Central
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Atlantic
Caribou
Maine
Grand Forks
N.D
International Falls
Minn
Nes bitt elected president of Community Chests and Councils
ST LOUIS Albert J Nes bitt head of a Philadelphia air conditioning equipment firm was elected president of Community Chests and Councils of America Inc on Friday.
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ST. Louis
Albert J. Nesbitt
Philadelphia
Friday
Community Chests and Councils of America Inc
Molotov Presses for East German Role at Big Four Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov pressed for inclusion of East German representatives at the Big Four talks on German unity but was met with a united Western stance backed by Adenauer. Washington and London insist on free elections for a legitimate all Germany government before any participation. Molotov and Dulles plan further talks on atomic energy control over cocktails after the session.
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Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Zone
United States
Britain
France
East
West Germany
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Molotov
Germany
Adenauer
U. S
Dulles
Soviet Union
USDA Reports 2 Percent Hike in Farm Prices
The USDA says farm prices rose 2 percent in the month ending Jan 15 led by higher hog beef cattle and vegetables. The parity index climbed to 92 while costs and debts limited the gain. Senate leaders expect quick passage of CCC funding bills to sustain price support and lending authority.
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USDA
United States Department of Agriculture
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC) Sol
CCC
Eisenhower
Congress
Bayar Visit Emphasizes US Turkish Unity in Defense
President Bayar of Turkey and his wife conclude a three day Washington stay focused on American Turkish defense unity. Eisenhower hosts a Turkish Embassy dinner where he calls for global binding friendship and Bayar hails Eisenhower’s atomic materials pool proposal as epoch making and sublime.
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Washington
Celal Bayar
Turkey
Bayars
United States
Princeton
N.J
Harold W. Dodds
New York
Esenhower
America
Iron Curtain
Bayar
Eisenhower
U.S. Threatens Peace Talks Hold Without Red Perfidy Retraction
Washington reports the United States plans a formal note to China and North Korea demanding a retraction of perfidy charges before any resumed Korean peace talks. The notice, drafted by the State Department and cleared with 16 allied nations, would reject重新starting negotiations without such apology. Special Ambassador Arthur Dean left the previous talks after the perfidy accusation and U.S. alleged connivance with Syngman Rhee to release anti Communist prisoners.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Arthur Dean
Syngman Rhee
Dean
Korea
Movie Studio Faces Star Disappearances
Hollywood reports a mystery as Twentieth Century Fox suspends Marilyn Monroe for missing Pink Tights and searches for Marlon Brando who was due for The Egyptian. Monroe claims a Tokyo honeymoon while Brando’s whereabouts remain unclear as Fox laments workers avoiding the studio.
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Marilyn Monroe
Twentieth Century-Fox
Marlon Brando
Marilyn
Joe DiMaggio
Tokyo
Former Mayor Out on Bail in Tax Count
Leo McKenna former mayor of Caledonia was released on 5000 dollar bail and ordered to appear at the next federal court term to face income tax evasion charges. A preliminary hearing cited underpayment of income tax for 1947 and 1948 by McKenna an automobile and farm implement dealer.
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ST. Paul
Leo McKenna
Caledonia
Alex Dim
U.S
William Eckley
McKenna
Appleton Flier Killed As Plane Burns At Ream Field
SAN DIEGO Calif Lt Raymond E Schultz 30 a Navy flier from Appleton Minn was killed Friday when his plane caught fire and crashed on approach to Ream Field Surviving are his parents Herman J Schultz Appleton and his widow who resides in Chula Vista Calif
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San Diego
Calif
Raymond E. Schultz
Appleton, Minn
Ream Field
Here
Herman J. Schultz
Appleton
Chula Vista
AEC Plans to Heat Buildings with Nuclear Power
The Atomic Energy Commission announces a plan to use reactor by products to heat buildings at its Hanford Washington plant. The system will tap heat from a new production reactor under construction as part of an expansion program.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Hanford
Wash
U.S. Bombers Set for Flight to Morocco
The 301st Medium Bombardment Wing will deploy about 45 Boeing Strato jets from Barksdale AFB Louisiana to a forward base in French Morocco. The nonstop 4 775 mile flight will mark the first regular wing assignment to Morocco with a 60 day stay, refueling in flight and relief by another U S wing upon completion.
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Washington
Russia
Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
French Morocco
North Africa
Morocco
Air
301St
United States
Atlantic
Student Takes Over as Driver Collapses
GALESBURG Illinois a 14 year old ninth grader Dale Sopher guided a school bus with 14 pupils to a stop after the driver Frank Pullen collapsed at the wheel. The bus veered toward a ditch as Sopher steered for 140 feet and stopped with right wheels in the ditch. Pupils exited through an emergency rear door and revived Pullen. One pupil was taken to hospital for observation.
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Galesburg
Dale Sopher
Frank Pullen
Sopher
Pullen
Owatonna jewelers organize for Gainey Senate bid
Four Owatonna jewelers form a Gainey for Senator club to back Daniel C. Gainey a Republican candidate for the Minnesota Senate seat held by Hubert Humphrey. The organizers Martin F. Westerby Carl F. Kettke Clarence L. Nitschke and Arthur Westerby were formerly with Gainey at the Josten Co.
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Owatonna, Minn
Owatonna Jewelers
Gainey
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Daniel C. Gainey
Owatonna
Martin F. Westerby
Carl F. Kettke
Clarence L. Nitschke
Arthur Westerby
Josten Co
Fanfani Government Falls in Italy After Confidence Defeat
Italy’s 11 day old Christian Democrat government led by Amintore Fanfani collapses as the Chamber of Deputies rejects a vote of confidence by 303 to 260. Only the Christian Democrats, one trade unionist, the Republican party, and the Liberal group stand by him. Fanfani will resign and Premier-designate start consultations, with Alcide De Gasperi named as a potential successor.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Republican Party
Liberal Party
Luigi Einaudi
Finaudi
Christian Democrat
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Judges Pay Issue Settled in Minnesota Supreme Court Ruling
The Minnesota Legislature can raise judges salaries without governor approval. The Supreme Court ruling, confirmed by Atty. Gen. Burnquist, avoids a rehearing. Gov. Anderson vetoed the funding, and Mullin criticized the governor for comments on the decision.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Atty
Burnquist
Supreme Court
Anderson
Gerald T. Mullin
Minneapolis
State Senate
Gov. Anderson
Mullin
Army names Tenneson as one squealer in Korea case
The Army identified Pvt Richard Roger Tenneson of Alden Minnesota as one of 12 squealers among 21 Americans who stayed with the Reds in Korea. Captives testified the group informed on fellow prisoners and were labeled rats stool pigeons and progressives. Rewards included liquor and marijuana.
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Washington
Richard Roger Tenneson
Alden
Minn
Korea
Tenneson
REA approves $50,000 loan for Clearwater Pork Elect Co
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a loan of 50000 dollars to the Clearwater Pork Electric Cooperative at Bagley Minnesota.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Clearwater Pork Electric Cooperative
Bagley
Minn
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