Burgess and Maclean as Soviet Tools
AP analysis examines how Burgess and Maclean’s Kremlin disclosure aims to widen Britain US rifts ahead of Khrushchev Bulganin visit. It notes potential backfire if London cancels the trip and cites Maclean admitting family in Moscow while Burgess and Maclean held a brief news conference near the Kremlin.
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Tom Whitney
Moscow
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Kremlin
Britain
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Burgess
Maclean
London
Washington
West
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
National Hotel
Reuters
London Sunday Times
Tass
Pravda
No Violence Pledged by Alabama Students Over Lucy Return
Eighty percent of the University of Alabama student body pledged a no violence policy if Negro student Autherine Lucy returns to classes. Some students debate passive resistance including partial class boycott, dining and dormitory access, as guards pledged protection and governor support possible.
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Tuscaloosa, Alae
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Walter Flowers
Flowers
Europe Endures Severe Cold Wave With Rivers of Snow
Europe reels under a brutal cold spell as blizzards and sub zero winds claim hundreds of lives. Dozens of cargo planes and helicopters aid victims while rescues probe seas for sinking ships. France tops fatalities with 82 dead. Italy reports at least 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Royal Air Force
English Channel
France
Italy
Heavy Snowstorm Clamps Chicago Area With Deep Snow
A major snowstorm paralyzed Chicago and southern Lake Michigan suburbs with up to 14 inches in places. Two deaths were blamed on the all day storm as airline delays, road hazards, and late trains disrupted travel across the region.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Midway Airport
O'Hara Field
Indiana
Lower
Michi‘ba
Freedom of the seas in Latin American talks looms
Washington faces a likely showdown at the Ciudad Trujillo conference as 15 Latin American republics press for territorial waters beyond the three mile limit. Chile Peru and Ecuador have asserted 200 mile claims, risking clashes with U S and Cuba cases while the United States defends a 3 mile standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
State Department
Mexico City
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Mexico
Burlington Man Killed in Highway 61 Mishap
Burlington resident James Griffin aged 20 died when his car left control on Highway 61 near the Des Moines Louisa county line about 7 30 PM Saturday. The crash happened roughly 21 miles north of Burlington.
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Burlington
James Griffin
Des Moines
Louisa County Line
How Lincoln Looked to His Law Partner and Biographer
The portrait describes Abraham Lincoln with a long tall head, high narrow forehead, dark hair, sharp cheekbones, and a sallow, leathery face. He appears plain, homely, and plain-acting, lacking pomp, with a melancholy, sad bearing as he walked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
R. Lincoln
Clay
Webster
U S Aid to Ceylon Approved to Tighten Asia Ties
President Eisenhower ends a policy ban and approves a five million dollar annual aid program for Ceylon to bolster ties with free Asian nations. The agreement follows disputes over rubber sales to Communist China and includes plans for an atomic reactor likely by mid March.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Ceylon
Asia
State Department
China
Florines
United States
Philippines
Eisenhower appoints aviation aide Edward Curtis of Rochester
President appoints Edward P. Curtis a special assistant to direct a long range study of aviation facility needs. Curtis will lead civilian aviation planning with cooperation from the defense and commerce departments. Curtis is vice president of the Fastman Kodak Company and a World War I pilot.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Edward P. Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Curtis
Defense Department
Commerce Department
Fastman Kodak Company
Halleck urges Eisenhower bid only with doctors OK
Rep. Charles A. Halleck said the Republican convention should unanimously nominate Eisenhower for a second term if doctors give a favorable medical report. Halleck stressed the move should await Eisenhower’s own willingness to run.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles A. Halleck
Eisenhower
Halleck
Eisenhower Shown to Improve After Walter Reed Tests
President Eisenhower spent 70 minutes at Walter Reed hospital as doctors completed a new series of medical tests including X rays fluoroscopic studies blood chemistry and cardiogram. A public update will follow Tuesday with results on recovery from the September heart attack and readiness for full duties of the presidency.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Hagerty
Virgil L. Peterson
Peterson
Walter Reed
Denver
Mollet Faces Algerian Backlash on Return
Premier Guy Mollet arrives in Paris amid a stone throwing demonstration on the Champs Elysees protesting concessions to Arab nationalism. About 1000 demonstrators clash with police as Mollet reports from Algeria and outlines steps to halt violence and pursue a political solution.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Champs Elysees
Mollet
L’express
Pierre Mendes-France
Republican Front Movement
Two Boys Charged With Arson At Sac and Fox School
Two teenagers, David Youngbear 17 and Laverne Youngbear 15, sons of Robert Youngbear of the Mesquakie Indian settlement, were charged with arson in connection with a fire at the Sac and Fox day school near Tama Iowa. The FBI says the blaze caused about 50000 damage to the one story frame building. The fire started in paper toweling. beer bottles were found in the rooms. The west wing classrooms suffered extensive damage and about 120 pupils attended the school.
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Tama
David Youngbear
Laverne
Robert Youngbear
Mesquakie
Linn County
J. E. Thornton
FBI
Omaha
Juror Asks About Six Pack During Denver Beer Trial
A murder trial paused when a woman juror requested permission to write District Judge H. Joe Rawlinson a note asking what a six-pack means. The remark arose as testimony discussed six cans of beer in a single package.
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Denver
H. Joe Rawlinson
Free World Eyes Turn on Moscow Party Congress
United Nations reports that Khrushchev seeks one man rule at the 20th Communist party congress in Moscow next Tuesday. Diplomats warn he may fix votes to block Malenkov from the presidency, with widespread reshuffles in Soviet republic leadership signaling a possible consolidation of power.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Communist Party
Moscow
Mikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
Malenkov
Lithuania
N Y Police Under Probe for Communist Ties
About a dozen New York City police officers are under investigation for possible Communist links. The probe is conducted by a special squad out of Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy's office, with a separate inquiry led by Commissioner of Investigation Charles Tenney. Kennedy says investigations follow any allegations, and action will follow if facts warrant. One sergeant resigned after 24 hour surveillance was exposed.
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Jack Lotto
New York
INS
New York City
International News Service
Stephen P. Kennedy
Charles H. Tenney
Kennedy
Alter Arm
Tenney
Senator Case considers gas bill fund probe
The $2,500 donation to Senator Francis Case is examined as a possible improper influence. Howard Keck of Superior Oil denies knowledge of the money, while Elmer Patman says funds belonged to Keck and claims the money came from personal sources. Neff and Patman deny any link to the bill. The Senate committee weighs broader investigative authority and schedules Monday hearings with witnesses to follow.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Francis Case
R-S.d
Oil and Gas Company
Senate
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
California
Case
Elmer Patman
Austin
Texas
Superior Oil
Keck
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Sioux Falls
S.D
Neff
Patman
George
Dga
Paul Whaley
Dawson County
Howard Keck
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Sangro
Lake Region
Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Hesler
Rand McNally and Company
Ben F. Meyer
U.S
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Ike
James C. Hagerty
White House
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Free World
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Cedar Rapids
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