Six European Nations Back Urgent Euratom Pool
Six foreign ministers from Germany France Belgium the Netherlands Italy and Luxembourg declare an urgent need to pool atomic energy resources and form Euratom. They aim to set up a European agency by next summer with aims including research exchange common installations fuel supply and free movement of nuclear products. Britain pledges close association. Experts to report by March 15 and ministers to reconvene around March 20 in Paris.
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Brussels
Belgium
Germany
France
Holland
Italy
Luxembourg
Britain
Paris
Christian Pineat
Heinrich von Brentano
Three Die in Headon Crash Near Harmon
A head on collision 25 miles east of Plains killed former Alderson-Broaddus cheerleader Mrs Philema Lou Carman 29 and her 4 year old son Albert Carmen III along with Harman resident Harold Bennett 26. The Carmans' car collided with Bennetts after he attempted to pass on a blind curve. Both Carman and her son died at the scene. Bennetts injuries were fatal aboard the other vehicle. two others were in critical condition at a local hospital. Police said the family was en route to visit Mrs Carmans sister near the Virginia line.
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Carman
Albert
Carmen
Virginia Line
W. A. Steffick
C. E. Dorsey
Mervins Lantz
Bennett
Bradshaw Youth Fatally Shot in Scuffle Over Rifle
Ronnie Rowe 1 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe, died after a morning scuffle for a rifle with two friends. State Police report the incident occurred about 10 30 a m yesterday and the boy died at a Bartley physician s office after being rushed there. No charges were filed.
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Bradshaw
Ronnie Rowe
Lee Rowe
Bartley
Yesteryone
Hall Offers $1,000 if Statement True
Publican National Committee offered to give 1000 dollars to charity and called for a precedent involving former President Truman.
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Hall
Publican National Committee
Truman A
Benson Predicts Eisenhower Will Veto Farm Bill Sale
Secretary Benson says Eisenhower likely to veto the farm bill if it raises mandatory price supports while including a soil bank provision. Ellender and Young back the Senate committee vote restoring 90 percent parity for cotton, wheat, corn, rice and peanuts. Debate to start around Feb. 20.
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Washington
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hisenhower
Sen
Eilender
D-La
Sen. Young
R-Nd
Senate
Anderson
Agriculture
Young
Bilender
Blender
Y Benson
Ellender
Radiation Snow Report From Niigata Unit Says High Level Fallout
Niigata Japan February 12 scientists at Niigata University report highly radioactive snow observed February 2 and 3. They attribute the fallout to fallout from Russia's underwater nuclear test and monitor the spread in local territory.
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Niigata
Japan
Niigata University
Russia
Ex-Soviet Spy Chief Claims Burgess and Maclean Lied
Vladimir Petrov, a defector, said Burgess and Maclean lied about never being Soviet agents. He alleged they ran for Moscow with secret papers and that their Moscow statement was propaganda orchestrated by Soviet authorities.
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Canberra
Australia
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Vladimir Petrov
See
Foreign Office
Burgess
Maclean
MGB
Soviet Ministry of State Security
Petrov
Soviet Union
Russia
London
the People
Kremlin
Kislytsin
Moscow
Cortes
Maclean Learn
Tyler County Honors Candidate Underwood
Tyler County will honor House Minority Leader Cecil Underwood, GOP governor candidate, at a February 23 banquet in Sistersville. A. B. Kelly, editor of the Tyler Star News, was named chairman of the Salute to Underwood dinner.
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Sistersville
W. Va
Tyler County
House
Cecil Underwood
A. B. Kelly
Tyler Star News
Underwood
Brazilian stowaway completes perilous flight to Idlewild
Wanderley da Cuma Camargo, a 20 year old Brazilian, hid in an airliner's equipment locker after a 5182 mile journey from Sao Paulo. He emerged near Idlewild Airport rowed by immigration officials who detained him for deportation. Pan American Airways called it a miracle he survived the perilous trip.
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York
United States
Wanderley da Cuma Camargo
Pan American World Airways
Camargo
Idlewild
Sao Paulo
American airman granted divorce in adultery case
Minneapolis report states Corporal Harry Menjoii Jr. of Worthington Minnesota won a divorce from Charlene his 20 year old wife after she bore a child about 21 months after he left the United States for overseas duty. Judge Trevi M. Hall ruled the man could not be the father.
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Minneapolis
Harry Menjoii Jr
Worthington
Minn
Charlene
United States
Trevi M. Hail
Hennepin County District Court
Military housing delays threaten completion of 100000 units
A House Banking subcommittee reports prolonged delays and bureaucratic quibbling endanger the military housing program passed by Congress. None of the 100000 authorized units has been built and the program expires Sept. 30. The panel urges a three year extension and 303 million dollars more FHA mortgage guarantees to speed private construction at bases nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
House
House Banking Committee
Rains
D-Ala
FHA
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
Virgin Islands
Armed Services
Virginia Assembly Opens With Budget and Segregation Questions
Richmond officials report the Virginia General Assembly will tackle an 885 million dollar budget and public school segregation amid weekend developments. House Appropriations debates requests totaling 2815 million against limited funds while Speaker E Blackburn Moore advances a pro segregation joint resolution. A House committee investigates the Southwestern State Hospital scandal and potential oversight of state mental facilities.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House
House Appropriations Committee
General Fund
Gov. Stanley
House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
General Assembly
Hose Committee
Southwestern State Hospital
Executive Branch
Southwestern State
Two 14 Year Old Twins Under Lie Detector In Murder
In Wheeling West Virginia on February 12 twin 14 year old boys faced lie detector testing after being charged with murder in the brutal slaying of a 9 year old Cub Scout. The case centers on a blood stained cellar scene with implements and a knife found on a jacket sleeve.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Williams Jr
Joseph Williams
Slane
John A
Williams
Gompers
Powell
Thomas Williams
Wheel Steel Corp
Octeneed
Diesk
Bailton
William Powell
Man Struck By Truck Dies In West Virginia
William J. Pauley 50 of Spring Hill died in a South Charleston hospital from injuries after being struck by a truck last night. He suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries and left a widow and six stepchildren. Pauley was a window washing contractor.
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South Charleston
W. Va
William J. Pauley
Spring Hill
Pauley
Maclean Burgess Still Behind Mystery Curtain
Readable passages reveal British diplomats Jean and Maclean lingering behind a curtain of secrecy. The piece questions their knowledge from top secret postings and the impact of their defection on East West power dynamics and allied policies.
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Jean and
Maclean
Lee Beck
Hast
West
Ores
Cold Wave Kills 292 In Europe
Western Europe endures its worst cold wave of the century with 292 deaths reported. Snowbound villages and crippled communications stretch from Italy to Britain and Turkey, while Libya and Tripoli face extreme desert winds. U S forces mobilize 36 flying boxcars for blankets and rations as Italy, Rome, Catania, and the Po River region brace for ongoing isolation and crop losses.
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London
Europe
Italy
Britain
Turkey
Cyrenaica
Libya
Tripoli
U. S
Germany
Rome
Catania
Beneces
Douglas says huge sums spent on bill
Senator Douglas charges vast money was spent to influence public opinion on the natural gas bill now before President Eisenhower. He calls for broader inquiry into campaign contributions and motives behind support for the measure, citing a $2,500 donation linked to Case and a California oil firm.
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Douglas
Bill
Washington
Sen
D-Nii
Eisenhower
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Case
John M. Neff
Howard Eo
Superior Oil Co
Patman
Neff
Lost Flat Finally Found In Chicago
James McDonough a 32 year old machinist from Dayton Ohio found his lost apartment in Chicago after a five and a half week search. He had moved in placed his belongings and went out for groceries when heavy traffic caused him to be lost. The landlady contacted him after this item appeared in papers and returned his belongings. The flat was rented to another tenant.
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Chicago
James McDonough
Dayton
Ohio
McDonough
Egypt Protests Israeli Outpost Fire Near Khan Yunes
An Egyptian military spokesman charged that an Israeli outpost opened automatic fire on Arab farmers working their land near Khan Yunes in south Gaza. The incident drew protests from Egypt and comments from the Arab Justice Commission.
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Gaza
Egypt
Khan Yunes
Argustice Commission
Crew Safe After C-119 Crashes East Of Nashville
A United States Air Force C-119 crashed and burned east of Nashville Tennessee. The four crew members parachuted to safety. Maj Darrell Calkins co pilot from Schertz Texas was lightly hurt. Capt Robert Miller pilot from San Antonio Texas Airman 1C Robert Lesh from Glenville Georgia and Airman 2C Randall Blocker from Glenville Georgia were unharmed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Air Force
Sewart Air Force Base
Smyrna
Hagerstown
Sewart
Darrell Calkins
Schertz
Tex
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David Powell
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FPC
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