Pearson News Roundup Sparks Cold War and Lobby Buzz
The column notes U S ambassador Bowles protested to India over Menon remarks while Pearson claims U S policy sabotages Korean peace. It mentions the Czechoslovak legation buying twelve short wave radios and a May 7 dinner to curb oleo producers. Senator Ralph Flanders warns Argentina is drifting toward Nazism after visiting Peron and Moscow inspired five year plan.
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U. S
Chester Bowles
Menon
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Nehru
India
Prague
Charlie Holman
Argentina
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Flanders
Peron
Moscow
Faz
Gazetti
Labor Leaders Plan Miami Meeting On Labor Corruption
Victor Riesel reports AFL leaders plan to press corruption reforms in Miami on Feb 2. They consider requiring undated resignations from labor officials and will pursue action if treachery is proven. The piece notes shifts in AFL CIO politics with Walter Reuther and George Meany debating party strategy and labor influence.
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AFL
Miami
New York State Court of Appeals
David Dubinsky
Labor
CIO
Walter Reuther
George Meany
Copsright
the Gazette
Tax Agents to Assist West Virginia Taxpayers
Robby N Keyser director of Internal Revenue for the District of West Virginia plans a program of tax assistance. Internal Revenue agents will be in Charleston from January 2 through March 14 to help taxpayers with tax matters.
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Robby N. Keyser
Internal Revenue
District of West Virginia
Charleston
WV Needs 84 Million to Provide School Facilities
A national Office of Education survey requested by Congress shows West Virginia would need 84,092,009 to build new schoolhouses remodel existing structures acquire sites and supply buses. State Superintendent W W Trent notes rising costs and 5080 more pupils than a year ago with 439,811 students statewide. The breakdown allocates 68,069,000 for new buildings 9,687,000 for remodeling 3,575,000 for sites and 2,760,000 for buses.
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West Virginia
U. S
Trent
Watchdog notes CIA meddling under taxfunded schemes
Westbrook Pegler cites an Office figure as a man needing watching and reports conflicting statements in minutes about overseas political meddling funded by taxpayers. The tone questions CIA efficiency and coherence, implying high authority statements amid scrutiny.
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Offie
CIA
Vontured From Age Four Wins 275 On Radio Show
A young contestant from Ravenswood won 275 on a recent radio program and pledged a generous donation. The lieutenant stated the funds would go to a church in Ravenswood, which owes 1 009 on a heating and air conditioning plant. Marjorie Mitchell, noted pianist who has appeared as a soloist with the Charleston Symphony, has received a Fulbright Scholarship for study abroad and is currently active on the European continent.
Mountbatten Credited as Power Behind British Throne
Paris reports the illustrated weekly Noir et Blanc calls Adm. Lord Mountbatten the grey eminence of the British court. The piece says he holds predominant influence over his nephew the Duke of Edinburgh, who influences Queen Elizabeth II, and notes conservative unease over his alleged communication of revolutionary ideas to Prince Philip regarding a popular monarchy.
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Adm
Lord Mountbatten
Cardinal Richelieu
France
Mountbatten
Duke of
Gore
Louis (Mountbatten
Philip of
Edinsburgh
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