Adlai Steversons Moderate Stand on School Integration
Adlai E Stevenson signals a gradual approach to school integration and vows not to cut federal funds or deploy troops. South supporters, including Sparkman, call him the candidate of moderation while Humphrey backs a stronger stance. Early primaries could hinge on Florida and California.
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Policy Toward Ceylon Reversed in U S Aid Move
President Eisenhower reversed a U S policy against aid to Ceylon approving an aid agreement worth about five million dollars for a year. The State Department notified the Ceylonese government and an atomic reactor pledge was expected by mid March. The decision aligns with broader efforts to bolster ties with neutral Asian nations amid Cold War tensions.
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India
Burma
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Senate Probe Ties 2500 Donation to Oil Executive
Senate investigators learn a 2500 cash donation to Senator Francis Case originated with Superior Oil Co president B Keck who testified he did not know money was offered. Keck turned the funds to lawyer Neff who gave 2500 in 100 bills to a Case ally in Sioux Falls. Neff claimed the money came from funds Howard Payne possessed. Public officials deny any strings or influence on the gas bill. The committee weighs broadened authority as hearings continue.
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Superior Oil Co
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Algeria Faces Deepening Split After Crisis Week
Algeria ends a week of crisis with a new untested governor general and a divided nation. Moslem leaders fear terror government by rebels as half to one fifth of the population may already be under rebel sway, prompting Premier Guy Mollet to visit Algiers with a plan for Moslems and French coexistence.
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Telegraph Spotlite Reveals History Taught in Soviet Schools
The Daily Telegraph presents a five part Spotlite feature examining History As It Is Taught in Soviet Schools. It argues Russian history books omit Pearl Harbor and the atomic bombs while claiming Allied powers encouraged Finland to attack Russia. It frames a critical comparison of Russian history with widely known World War II facts.
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Hall Says Republicans See Democrats Ready to Vote Ike Again
Springfield, Feb 11 The Republican chairman Leonard W. Hall said millions of Democrats who backed Eisenhower in 1952 are eager to vote for him again this year. He urged Democratic leaders to meet the President’s Lincolnian government philosophy and warned of a landslide victory regardless of their response. Hall spoke at a Lincoln Day dinner for the Illinois GOP.
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Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
America
Hall
Illinois
Republican State Central Committee
Abraham Lincoln
Western Europe battered by blizzards four ships aground toll 269
Blizzards scour Western Europe ground four ships, rescue efforts save eight to ten seamen, and deep freezes spark mass disruptions. The death toll rises across nations including France 66 and Britain 42 as people seek asylum and authorities battle icy hazards.
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Europe
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Danube
France
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Germany
Greece
Denmark
Holland
New Teacher Schools For Malayans Begun
LIVERPOOL England Feb 11 Two big training colleges for Malayan teachers have been set up in England and a third will be opened in Penang Malaya. Man Education Minister Data.
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Malaya
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Mollet Homecoming Marred by Paris Demonstrations
Premier Guy Mollet returned from Algeria to a wave of protests on the Champs Elysees. About 1,000 demonstrators clashed with police, with at least 100 arrests and glass windows shattered at L Express. Mollet and President Rene Coty conferred nearby as forces cleared the street.
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L'Express
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Georges Catroux
Officer Sees Air Atomic Blows Start War Early
A high ranking air officer said decisive air atomic blows may come in the first hours or days of a global war. Major William E. Hall, assistant to the staff for reserve forces, warned this does not mean the war will be short. He stressed no claim that foot soldiers or sailors become obsolete.
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Formosa Police Ban Sex In Films and Posters
Formosa police issue censorship orders banning sexual content in films and posters. Officials target movie advertising and require removal of explicit language from public postings. Local authorities cite public morals and youth protection as reasons for the crackdown.
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Formosa
Five Year Mystery Solved Burgess and Two Diplomats Reveal
In Moscow on February 11 1951 Donald Guy Burgess and another two British diplomats emerged from a two year disappearance claiming they had been Communists since college and sought peace between East and West. They denied being secret agents and refused to answer questions while delivering a statement to Reuters and other outlets. Richard Hughes of the Sunday Times described them as looking well and relaxed as they appeared in Western attire. Burgess formerly drafted British policy while Maclean led the American department at the Foreign Office and Burgess had ties to BBC and British Secret Service before joining diplomacy.
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Twin Brothers Arrested In Bludgeon Slaying Of Cub Scout
Two 14 year old brothers were arrested on murder charges in the bludgeon death of 9 year old David Powell in Wheeling West Virginia. The body was found by Mary V Wilson and a lie detector test was used on a peer and a 60 year old man. One twin wore bloodstained overalls and claimed gang ties before later retracting.
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Abbott
Wheeling
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Eisenhower Undergoes Medical Tests at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower spent 70 minutes at Walter Reed Hospital as physicians completed a new round of medical tests. White House secretary Hagerty said results due in three to four days could influence his decision on seeking re election. The visit followed by a smile and a kiss for a friend's wife.
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Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
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Thomas W. Commandant
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Walter Teach
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C N Wilson dies at 64 veteran Bluefield officer
Bluefield police lieutenant Charles N. Newt Wilson 64 died yesterday at Sanitarium after four months illness. A charter member of Mercer Lodge 180 FOP he served two terms as president. Survived by widow Rosa B. and three sisters. former patron of Order of Eastern Star and past Watchman of Shepherd of the White Shrine.
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Newt) Wilson
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Betty Rose
Pittsburgh
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Jerusalem
Mexico Plans Medical Exams For Criminals
Mexico's secret service will require all arrestees to undergo a medical examination before appearing in court to counter claims that suspects were tortured into confessions. The policy aims to ensure fair treatment and credibility in proceedings.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Secret Service
Charleston Flier Dies In Jet Trainer Crash
A two seat Air Force T33 trainer from Denver crashed near Douglas Municipal Airport in Charlotte on a training flight from Glenview NAS Illinois. First Lt Beverly Parrish of Martinsville Virginia and 2nd Lt James Selke of Charleston West Virginia were killed. one body was thrown clear and the other recovered hours later.
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Air Force
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Colo
Glenview Naval Air Station
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Beverly S. Parrish
Martinsville
James Preston Selke
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W. Va
Douglas Municipal
Paris Considers Taller Buildings to Ease Housing Shortage
Paris officials may approve taller structures to address a housing shortage. Current law caps building height at 12 stories but a new proposal would raise that limit to expand supply and accommodate more residents.
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