Hammarskjold Travels to Rome for Mid East Peace Talks
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Rome to confer with Pope Pius XII and U.N. officials as Arab–Israeli clashes flare along the Gaza border. He plans on the ground fact finding in Beirut and other capitals with Gen. Burns and Henry Labouisse joining the mission.
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Rome
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Middle East
Pius XII
Holy Land
Gaza
Egypt
Israel
Edson Burns
Hammarskjold
Henry Vigier
Burns
Henry R. Labouisse
U.N. Relief Agency
Palestine
Beirut
U.N. Security Council
Gen. Burns
United States
Security Council
Jordan
Korea
Damscus
Syria
Rashad Barmada
Gaza Strip
Franco Invites Iraq King Faisal to Spain
Gen Francisco Franco invited King Faisal of Iraq to Spain next June. The invitation was extended several weeks ago and accepted by the king, a reliable source said.
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Franco
Iraq
Faisal
Spain
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Faisal of
Israel Hit By Commando Raids On Gaza Front
An Israeli army spokesman said Egyptian commandos struck into Israel at nine points near the Gaza Strip, with casualties near Ashkelon. He reported attacks on Israeli transports and said nine simultaneous raids occurred within 15 miles of the strip’s northern tip as Hammarskjold’s peace mission began.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Ashkalon
Tel Aviv
Iraeli
Khan Yunis
Arab League
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Fedayeen
Strip
Probers Fault Oil Money in Case Gas Bill Affair
Senate investigators branded an oil money scheme as irresponsible and censured two Superior Oil Co lawyers. Howard B. Keck, head of Superior Oil, was tied to the funds used to influence Sen. Francis Case’s vote on the natural gas bill. The panel urged further Justice Department scrutiny and upheld ongoing concerns about improper political contributions.
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Washington
Senate
Francis Case
R-Sd
Superior Oil Co
Los Angeles
Howard B. Keck
Case
Eit
Justice Department
United States Senate
Select Committee
Eisenhower
Special
Keck
Patman
Neff
George
Sens
Hayden
D-Ariz
Bridges
R-Nh
Thye
R-Minn
Farm Bill Standoff Between Eisenhower Benson
President Eisenhower and Secretary Benson find the new farm bill unacceptable. The House Senate compromise includes a soil bank and 82 to 85 percent price supports, with administration critics warning of possible no farm bill this session. Senate views and House votes loom, as officials weigh a veto risk.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate House
James H. Hagerty
White House
Senate
House
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Rep
Cooley
New Soil Bank
Telegraph Spotlite Series Analyzes Communism in South America
The Spotlite six part series starts tomorrow in the Daily Telegraph and offers a frank evaluation of communism’s inroads in Argentina Brazil and Chile. Donald Grant author of South America Meets the Red Challenge discusses actions to curb Red infiltration and notes U S interest and vigilance. The series aims to present the political and economic picture of today in South America for thoughtful readers.
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Daily Telegraph
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Donald Grant
Uncle Sam
Eastern US Hit By Snow Winds Gusts To Sixty
Snow and strong westerly winds swept the eastern half of the United States on Saturday from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the East Coast. Gusts reached 60 mph in Iowa and central Illinois, with blizzard-like snow in Virginia and West Virginia. Roads became treacherous in Bluefield and Tazewell County while crews were not yet called to clear streets.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Virginia
Iowa
Ilinois
Arkansas
Georgia
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Bluefield
Tazewell
McDowell
Mercer
West Virginia
Dem Leaders Push Major Bills as Congress Returns
Congress returns from a 10 day Easter break with Democratic leaders determined to push key legislation. A farm bill likely to face a presidential veto, social security changes, and a watchdog CIA bill are on the agenda along with school aid, highway funding, and housing measures.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Atomic Energy Commission
House Rules Committee
Kilgore Withdraws Senate Candidacy Citing Physician Advice
Charleston dispatch reports Mrs. Harley M. Kilgore withdrew as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate after her physician in Washington advised against a political campaign at this time. Secretary of State D. Pitt O Brien said Kilgore notified him by telegraph and that a letter confirming the withdrawal was on the way.
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Charleston
Harley M. Kilgore
U. S. Senate
D. Pitt O Brien
United States Senate
Richlands Woman Jailed For Fatal Shooting Of Mate
A 34 year old Richlands woman Myrtle Lockhart Mosley is jailed in Tazewell County charged with murder after she shot her husband George Junior Mosley at his home in Carter Addition Richlands on his birthday. The investigation identified a .32 caliber revolver as the weapon. Surviving family and local figures are noted along with police actions and funeral arrangements.
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Barbara Lyman
Brunette
Montana
Barbara
Mizzoula
Mont
Annandale
Tazewell County
Carter Addition
Richlands
George Junior Mosley
Mullins Motor Co
Myrtle Lockhart Mosley
C. L. Gardener
Mosley
Akron
Ohio
Commonwealth
Wade S. Coates
E. C. Gregory
McDowell County
George Chap
Laura Lambert Mosley
David P. Harris
American Legion
Mullins Co
Douglas
Richlands Elementary School
Cecil
Sam
Earl E
Bill
Lillian Herman
Tom Patrick
Carl Austin
Bluefield
Algeria Rebellion Engulfs Hundreds in Major Fighting
In Algeria near Djourf and Nedromah battles raged as rebels and French forces suffered heavy losses. Reports claim nearly 250 killed with a few dozen French dead and wounded, while Lacoste urged 200000 troops to crush the revolt before UN pressure and Morocco talks resume.
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Algiers
Algeria
Robert Lacoste
Djourf
Nementeha
Nedromah
Constantine
Lacoste
Paris
U.N. General Assembly
Morocco
Cop Shooter Nabbed After Five-Hour Hunt
Jefferson Parish police arrest Martin James of New Orleans after a five hour man hunt involving over 100 officers. James had gunned down Traffic Officer Carroll Balser and Orleans Parish Levee Board Police Superintendent Joseph Cronin, injuring them, before being captured near the aire line highway with a nickle plated revolver. Balser and Cronin remained in serious condition at Charity Hospital.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Martin James
Charity Hospital
James
Carroll Balser
Joseph Cronin
Orleans Parish
Balser
Cronin
Martin
Mississippi River
Alpine Guide Found Frozen as Missing Companions Sought
An Alpine guide and two companions were involved in a high mountain search near Chamonix France. Paul Demarchi was found frozen in the valley Blanche while a ski instructor and his pupil remained missing after setting out Thursday to reach Courmayeur Peak.
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Chamonix
France
Valley Blanche
Courmayeur Peak
Paul Demarchi
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