No Controls In Sight Says Ike's Advisor
President Eisenhower's economic adviser Dr. Gabriel Hauge said federal price and wage controls are not expected in the foreseeable future and would signal failure of the economic system. He noted the president did not predict an attempt to impose controls and urged voluntary restraint to avoid such measures. Senator Estes Kefauver criticized cabinet cohesion and questioned who runs the government amid mixed statements on controls.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Gabriel Hauge
Hague
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Hisenhower
U N Assembly Urged Not to Impose Israel Sanctions
Dag Hammarskjold warned the United Nations against sanctions on Israel saying such collective measures could spark new conflicts in the Middle East. He urged the Assembly to decide how to proceed with his report on Israel's withdrawal from Egypt and UN peacekeeping. Eban pressed Hammarskjold to seek Egypt's restraint and UN force access during withdrawal. General Gruenther warned that questioning confidence in the Eisenhower doctrine could hinder anti aggression efforts.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N. Assembly
Israel
U. N
Middle East
Assembly
Hammarskjold
Egypt
United States
Abba Eban
Gaza Strip
U.N
Eban
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eisenhower
NATO
Senate
Ike to Meet Anglo French State Chiefs
President Eisenhower will hold separate conferences with British Prime Minister Macmillan and French Premier Mollet to improve U S relations with allies. He plans a March 21 to 25 Bermuda meeting with Macmillan and a February 26 to 28 White House talk with Mollet. Dulles reported on Israel Gaza Gulf talks while Abba Eban met with the secretary to demand guarantees.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Mollet
Thomasville
Bermuda
Carolina
Atlantic
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Abba Eban
Egyptian feminist Doria Shafik enters fifth hunger strike
Cairo reports Doria Shafik, head of the Daughters of the Nile, pacer of Egyptian feminism, declares she will fast to death unless Israel withdraws from Egyptian territory and a Palestine refugees settlement is reached. She speaks from a Cairo hospital bed as she continues the hunger strike.
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Alkaios Angelopoulos Gairo
INS
Egypt
Doria Shafik
Palestine
Cairo
Daughters of the Nile
Governor Favors Local School Help Package
The State Senate adopted a study resolution to examine ways to prevent the West Virginia Turnpike from defaulting on a bond interest payment due June 1, 1958. House amendments on a merit system for state employees are under debate with 16 amendments pending. The vaccination of dogs with anti rabies serum was also discussed with changes to vaccine frequency.
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John G. Morgan
the Gazette
State Senate
House
West Virginia
Bean
Dhardy
Turnpike Commission
Senate
Martin
Dberekley
Department of ‘Finance and Administration
Sen
Moats
R-Ritchie
Parker
D-Monroe
Senate Agriculture Committee
Floods Recede as Roads Open After Tragedy
Three children die in swift Guyandotte River waters near New Richmond Pineville Wyo ming County Dianne Hatfield nine and Betty Hatfield eleven identified as drowning victims. Father William Hatfield and grandmother Vesta Hatfield survived after their row boat capsized while crossing the swift stream to reach a school bus.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
Guyandotte
New Richmond
Dianne Hatfield
Betty Hatfield
William Hatfield
Vesta Hatfield
U S Mediator Optimistic On East Coast Dock Rift
Federal Mediation Director Joseph F Finnegan voiced optimism about averting a waterfront strike set to begin as the 80 day Taft Hartley injunction expires. He spoke after talks with New York Shipping Association officials and the International Longshoremen Union in New York. A resumption would affect about 45 000 longshoremen from Maine to Virginia, with some regions already under contract.
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New York City
East River
Service
New York
UIS
Federal
Joseph F Finnegan
Finnegan
New York ‘Shipping’ Assn
Independent International’ Longshoremen’s Assn
Eisenhower
Maine
Virginia
iGulf
Mystery note handed to Big Three ambassadors in Moscow
Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov summoned ambassadors of the United States Britain and France and handed them official communications. All refused to discuss contents. The U S embassy said the note would be announced in Washington and Moscow on Thursday. The note concerns tax and fiscal matters.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
U. S
Washington
Governor Seen Set to Name State Police Boss
Rumor blamed Hazen Fair ex sheriff of Marshall County as top candidate for superintendent role under Gov. Underwood. An aide denied any appointment as of nightfall. If chosen, it marks a shift from Gov. Marland’s career path of promoting from within.
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Fair
Underwood
Hazen. Fair
Marshall ‘County
Statehouse
Marland
Raymond W. Boyles
State's Burdens Growing By Gov Underwood Backed Plan
Gov. Underwood endorsed a six point educational self help program for the counties saying it is not partisan and stressing dual responsibility in school financing. He warned that state funded, top heavy programs centralize control and urged a permissive plan to let counties raise local support over several years. He cited teacher shortages as West Virginia schools face a dimmer future and asked the Legislature to decide if the state provides an adequate minimum program.
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Thomas F. Stafford
the Gazette
Underwood
Charleston
West Virginia
State and County Roles in School Aid Debate
Dr. John F. L. Sly urged lawmakers to avoid substantial increases in state aid to public schools until county level property tax adjustments are made. He cautioned the balance between state and county funding is a paramount issue and endorsed Gov. Underwood’s county self-help program as a first step toward balancing county and state school support.
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John FL Sly
West Virginia
Sly
Underwood
Rainy street scene with splashed water and stray remarks
A scattered fragment describes a rain soaked corner with water splashed by cars. The tone includes garbled phrases about baseball bats and taunting morons, giving a chaotic, overheard street dialogue impression.
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