GOP Southern Bloc Bids to Seize Control of House
Washington reports a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats pushing to regain control of the House. The group aims to shape rules and committee leadership, with next Wednesday’s vote and a looming party clash shaping the impending battle.
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Peeper
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Rapephaia
Alimosk
Rrites
Hap Arnold Dies Suddenly at His Sonoma Ranch
Gen Hap Arnold longtime commander of the Army Air Forces died suddenly at his ranch in the Beaulieu Valley north of San Francisco. He retired after a long career and had recently suffered health issues. No further details were provided on the cause or date of death.
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Tan
Rimvsel
San Francisco
Rywesil V. Lee
Prato
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Arnold
Linn President Will Run Again
Helsinki reports a formal nomination acceptance by President Juno Paaniklyt to seek another six year term. Political observers note potential shifts as Paasikitvi aligns with governing parties while rumors swirl about opposition from factions within the Social Democrats and Agrarian blocs amid Finland's election cycle.
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Tie Ornagt
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Progressive Party
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Ain Ind
Rilarumors
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China Envoy Recall Sparks Senate Battle Over Far East Policy
The recall of American diplomats from China triggers a fierce Senate debate on Far East policy. Senators from both parties call for a bipartisan review of China policy and insist on adherence to international law before any recognition of regimes.
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Acheson Confirms Britain Arms Sale to Arab Lands
Secretary of State Acheson confirmed in a public letter that Britain has resumed shipments of arms to Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt under treaties with Arab states. He urged restraint, stating the region's security is vital to the West and that such arms should not be used to threaten legitimate needs.
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Nationalists buoyed by air force gains and U S ties
Nationalist leaders in Formosa cite the more effective air force and growing U S alignment as boosts against a Communist mainland assault. They praise recent naval blows near the invasion coast and await further economic aid to sustain defenses around Shanghai and the Chusen Islands.
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Experts Urge U N To Adopt Four Year Trade Plan
London experts urge the United Nations to adopt a four year plan balancing employment and trade. The proposal from five independent analysts suggests a global program led by governments under the Economic and Social Council to lift unemployment and establish cooperative export strategies.
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London
United Nations
Uort Gaghrs
Economic and Sects Council
Price Tag Committee Set Up by House GOP
The House GOP forms a Price Tag Committee to track federal spending and oppose costly programs. Rep Marin of Massachusetts chairs the panel, with members expected to issue a report detailing cost estimates and potential fiscal risks to the nation.
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Marin
Mass
Marie
Trienan
Gazette Want Ads Turn Trash To Cash In Quick Sales
Attic cleanouts and garage decluttering promise fast cash via Gazette Want Ads. Ads boast sold items like a mahogany desk and Bendix appliances with prices and calls to action, claiming quick results and top buyer interest.
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Crisler ‘National
Bane
Bendix
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Wittman Wins Continental Motors Trophy at Miami Race
Defending champion Steve J. Wittman of Oshkosh Wisconsin won the Continental Motors trophy race in the All-American Air Maneuvers meet at Opa Locka Field Miami. He flew the Bonzo 20 miles in nine minutes something at an average speed of 185.4 mph to set the pace. His three day winnings totaled 48800 with 2490 from the fastest plane award going to Keith Sorenson of Lacrescenta California.
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Steve J. Wittman
Oshkosh
Wis
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Opa Locka Field
Keith Sorenson
Lacresceda
Cal
Pickets Halt Move to Enter Northern Pits
About 25,096 United Mine Workers in Pennsylvania stayed off the job for the second week despite John L. Lewis urging resumption. They were among roughly 900 unions members who quit work in an unexplained walkout as the president called for a return to duty.
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Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Dav Y Indushly
Trapped Miner Rescue Ends in Narrow Recovery
Rescuers free miner Joe Burda after a dangerous mine cave in at the Atanet operation near Mahano y City. Crews reduced collapse risk as they pulled workers from the shaft while addressing deteriorating air and shifting rock. Burda survived and was treated at a regional hospital following the surface rescue.
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Toonight
Senators See Benefit Boost
Washington January 7 The Senate finance committee predicted Congress will raise Social Security benefits and broaden coverage. Hearings begin Tuesday on a House passed bill adding about 17 million people to current coverage and increasing benefits for about 2.6 million dependents and survivors. The payroll tax would rise from 2 percent to 3 14 percent by 1970.
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Brooklyn Heights Sails From Hong Kong Toward Tientsin
Hong Kong dispatch reports the American freighter Brooklyn Heights sailing today for Tientsin with cargo bound for Shanghai in doubt. The vessel had been off Shanghai after a clash with Chinese National forces shelled its sister ship Flying Arrow near the Yangtze on January 9. Local Isbrandisen Line agents indicated it may proceed to Shanghai from Tientsin if permitted.
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Public Warned Not to Attempt Census Dodge
Census Bureau officials warned would be census dodgers to think twice before slamming the door on census takers next April. They pledged patient persistence and said repeated calls and interviews will be conducted to complete the population survey accurately. Officials urged cooperation wherever residents are located and stated there will be no delay or evasion.
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Washington
Tan
Census Bureau
Oman
William P Coffee Dies Sports Figure At Charleston
William P Coffee a noted local sports figure died of a heart attack while listening to a basketball game between St Joseph Huntington and Charleston Catholic. He was born March 1 1881 and linked to Appatatehiian seating and Plumbing Co. Survivors include wife Josephine two sons two daughters three brothers and three sisters with 19 grandchildren. The body was to be taken to 1021 Oakmont Rd from Simpson mortuary this evening with arrangements incomplete.
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Educators' Speared Bodies Found in Luzon Wilds
Two American educators from the University of the Philippines were found slain in the Ifugao hills of northern Luzon after Christmas. Filipino suspects reportedly confessed to the robber motive as authorities traced the case through Manila and Washington.
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Robert P. Conklin
Marvin Fillmah
Ifugao
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Air Force
Wild Hills
University of the Philippines
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Wild Mountains
Philippines
Sulmer Oe
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Rescued Miner Describes Buried Hours Try
Joseph Burda recounts his 40 hour wait after a mine cave-in in eastern Pennsylvania. He recalls helplessness fear and thoughts of family praying for rescue as community anxiously watched for news.
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Joseph Burda
Strikers Reach Tentative Pact After Mediation at Plant
Workers at the Westga i plant in South Chart era Metalurgical division and allied sites joined by Kelly Workers fumed during negotiations. Officials conferred with a Federal mediator leading to a tentative agreement with Local 3 CIO representatives.
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Suprise Sunset and Moon Near Sun Predicted in Charleston
A chaotic forecast page notes a near moon and sun pairing in Charleston with planets visible in the southwest. Jupiter and Venus appear expectedly, while evening temperatures range from cool to mild and sunrise temps around the mid forties.
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