Sparkman urges release of postwar conference papers
Senator John Sparkman press the administration to publish full records of major diplomatic meetings since the Republican rise to power. He seeks detailed accounts of the 1954 Geneva and 1953 Bermuda conferences, and opposes withholding postwar papers as the State Department plans wider release by June 30, 1957.
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Warren Duffeer
Washington
Jp—Sen
John J. Sparkman
United States
Alabama Democrat
State Department
Geneva
Bermuda
Sparkman
Department
Potsdam
Tehran
Casablanca
Roosevelt
Truman
China
Chiang
U.S
22 Radar Stations Track Tornadoes Across Southwest
A Texas A&M led effort unites 22 radar stations across Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana to warn residents of tornadic weather this spring and summer. The network expands from eight stations last year and has already reduced casualties by providing 30 minutes to four hours of advance warnings.
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College ‘Station
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Austin
Highway Patrol
Texas A&m College
Donald K. Moore
Junction
Aggie
Waco
Archie M. Ka
Han
ASM College
John C. Freeman
Amarillo
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Wichita Falls
Dow Chemical Company
Freeport
A&m
Air Force and Navy
Texas Tornado Warning Committee
Freeman and Hardy
Joe S. Fletcher
Department of Public Safety
W. Jeff
Paton
French M. Robertson
Elq
Denton
Lfe
Portland
Freeman
Kahan
American Judasm Council Expands Eight Jewish Schools
Dallas report shows the American Council for Judaism advancing religious education with eight schools planned. Clarence L. Coleman Jr. and Bernard S. Gradwohl presented growth details at the 11th annual conference. Henry Jacobs of Temple Sinai discussed aid and curriculum setup for the Sinai Religious School. The council aims to blend ethical and spiritual Judaism while Americans first. A philanthropic fund for poverty relief, tied to 87 incorporators, is expected to be approved around May 1.
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Dallas
American Council For Judaism
Council
United States
America
Clarence L. Coleman Jr
Bernard S. Gradwohl
Henry 8. Jacobs
Temple Sinai
New Orleans
Sinai
Sinai Religious School
Harry Snellenburg Jr
Philadelphia
Paris Rejects USSR Charge On Arms Pact
Paris in a Monday note dismissed Moscow accusation that West German rearmament violates the 1944 Franco Soviet Mutual Assistance Treaty. France says rearmament within the West European Union is compatible with the treaty while Soviet notes threaten cancellation and blame Paris.
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Paris
Ussr
Russia
West Germany
France
Louis Joxe
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Kremlin
West European Union
French Chief Puts Off Showdown With Leaders
Paris report says Premier Edgar Faure delayed a direct clash with tax protest leaders for a week to avoid losing power before ratification of German rearmament. He abandoned an emergency powers demand and told the assembly he would renew a revised request for debate next Thursday after the Senate discusses ratification.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
France
Faure
Pierre Poujade
National Assembly
Assembly
Army Draws Plans For Heidelberg Housing Project
The Army prepares a $28.37 million housing program in Heidelberg Germany including $25 000 four bedroom homes for 55 American generals $20 000 houses for colonels $32 000 duplexes for colonels and majors with duplex units priced at $16 000 each per unit per the Army Times.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Army Times
AEC set for Tuesday tower detonation briefing
LAS VEGAS NEV UP Atomic Energy Commission specialists plan a Monday briefing as they aim to obtain approval for a 500 foot tower nuclear detonation on Tuesday weather permitting.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Heidt's Mother Buried After Illness in Bay Area
Mrs. Mary Heidt aged 87, mother of bandleader Horace Heidt, was buried in Oakland after a two month illness. A Nova Scotia native, she had lived in the San Francisco Bay area for 60 years and died Wednesday night.
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Alameda
Calif
Mary Heidt
Horace Heidt
Oakland
Nova Scotia
San Francisco Bay Area
Dallas Council of Judaism Opens Four Day Session
President Jerome K. Crossman of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce speaks at the four day Council of Judaism session. He argues American Jews need not pledge loyalty to Israel or align with a foreign state and says Arab Israeli tensions are political not religious. He criticizes Zionist pressure in 1951 elections and defends American Council for Judaism policy.
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Council of Judaism
Dallas
Jerome K. Crossman
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Crossman
Conference of American Council of Judaism
Southwest
Israel
East
West
Council
American Council For Judaism
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