Artist Al Urness Floats Yellowstone in Homemade Kayak
Glendive Montana November 7 A self styled artist adventurer Al Urness 28 years old from Devils Tower travels downstream in a home made kayak painting landscapes along the Yellowstone river He plans to finish his journey by painting a picture daily from notes and hopes to exhibit in New York City someday He has lived in 28 states and relies on painting for funds while he glides about 15 to 20 miles per day aboard his improvised craft
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Dewey Declines Cabinet Post Amid Eisenhower Rise
Governor Thomas E Dewey, a long time Republican campaigner, said he has no interest in a cabinet slot and will finish his term as New York governor through 1954 He denied talks about secretary of state or defense and emphasized his commitment to governing. A stray line about Van Gogh paintings follows the main item.
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Alger Hiss Seeks Parole In Spy Case
Alger Hiss has applied for parole from a five year term for lying about his role in a Soviet spy ring. Justice Department spokesman said the former State Department official filed with Warden George Humphrey at Lewistown Federal Prison in Pennsylvania where he has been jailed since March 21, 1951. He becomes eligible for parole automatically on November 21 after serving a third of his sentence. He was convicted of perjury in January 1950 for telling a federal grand jury under oath that he never passed confidential government documents to Whittaker Chambers.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Justice Deperuiest
State Department
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Lewisburg
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Whittaker Chambers
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Bolivias Mine Nationalization Tests US Ties
United States eyes Bolivia amid its move to nationalize Patino Aramajo and Hochschild tin mines backed by an Argentine-led syndicate. Victor Paz Estenssoro seeks refuge there after a revolution. U.S. interests hinge on strategic tin supplies and 65 percent of Patino ownership, amid regional anti-US sentiment and potential influence on neighboring Chile and other South American states. The crisis strains Eisenhower’s early foreign policy and may shift regional alliances.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Malaya
Indonesia
Paz Estenssoro
M.N.R
National Revolutionary Movement
U.S
Eisenhower
Chile
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