Immigrants and Gold Mines in Venezuela Draw New World Migrants
Immigrants flood Venezuela as liberal policies lure Europeans. Russian-born Ivan Viazemsky notes doubling net immigration from Europe, with Italians and others seeking work on construction and farm projects. Some save money then return home. the government expands resettlement programs and large irrigation farms to channel newcomers away from cities.
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Aracas
Venezuela
NEA
Peper
la Guaira
Caribbean
Europe
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Canary Islands
Ivan Viazemsky
Intergovernmental Committee On Migration From
ICME
Aliso
Eritrea
Le Havre Liner Returned After Safety Warning
United Press reports from Le Havre that Captain Raoul de Bandeau chose to bring the luxury liner back to port after noting dangers and after radioing his course to return Le Havre. In Chicago Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council cites a New Year holiday safety hope.
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LE Havre
France
Raoul de Bandeau
Chicago
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Ccouncil
Eisenhower Doctrine debate stirs Middle East views
London editors warn of potential U.S. orders to intervene in Egypt while others praise the doctrine as world hope. In Malibu Duncan Renaldo reacts to a fire trap with reporters and firemen, saying the incident could test his faith. Hazel Rogers visits Bonham parents during holidays.
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London
John Gordon
London Daily Express
Middle East
Egypt
Malibu
Calif
Duncan Renaldo
Eisenhower Advised to Stay Out of Senate Filibuster Clash
President Eisenhower is urged to stay hands off the Senate filibuster dispute set to erupt after Congress convenes at noon on January 3. The article outlines Rule 22 and the possible moves to abolish it to permit civil rights legislation, with implications for Southern Democrats and party power dynamics.
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United Press
Washington
OUP
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Republican Party
Tech
Nical
Solid South
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
U.S
Kadar Mey May Be Named Japan's Minister of State
United Press reports global leaders discuss Kadar and Nagy in Hungary with talks of industrial aid and possible political shifts. Japan contemplates a new minister of state for defense while other nations consider cabinet changes and policy moves.
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Kadar Mey
Japan
Chaki LL M
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Sugar Ray Robinson Faces Challenger In Comeback Bid
Boxing legend Sugar Ray Robinson, 35, seeks to extend his middleweight reign against Gene Fullmer on Wednesday night. Robinson, the only middleweight to regain the title twice, is an 8 to 5 underdog amid signs he may be nearing retirement after a career marked by dramatic comebacks.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Robinson
Fire-Ravaged Southern California Declared Major Disaster
President Eisenhower declared Southern California brush fires a major disaster and ordered $100,000 in federal aid via the Civil Defense Administration. A new blaze near Piru and Palos Verdes sparked arson probes as 2,000 firefighters fought endangering areas along the Los Padres forest edge.
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Malibu
Calif
Eisenhower
California
Civil Defense Administration
Los Angeles
Palos Verdes Estate
Los Padres National Forest
Piru
Ventura County
Ventura
Los Angeles County
Federal Forestry Service
Honey Grove Forms New Boy Scout Troop
Clyde Gentry named Scoutmaster of the newly organized Honey Grove troop sponsored by the Methodist church. Rev. Raymond Trompler is assistant Scoutmaster. troop committee includes John White as chairman and Doc Melton as secretary treasurer.
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Honey Grove
Clyde Gentry
Methodist Church
Raymond Trompler
John White
Doc Melton
J. R
Avalanche Tragedy Near Fukui Hits Convoy Of Five Trucks
An avalanche struck a Japan Express convoy near Fukui on New Year's Eve, sending two trucks 200 feet into a valley. Of 18 buried, 11 survived or were quickly rescued, while seven were found dead or died after rescue. A snow plow led the pennant procession as the slide buried vehicles and workers.
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Japan Express Co
Japan
Fukui
UPS
Dawson property dispute case heads to trial
The record notes a civil matter involving Dawson, T. B. Tylidd ida, Clyde Hdil outdoor 4 creation, and Pete Holmah in a city property dispute.
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NEA Service
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Kansas
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Pearl Harbor
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D-Tex
House Veterans Committee
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Russia
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Smirnov
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