Hawaii Prince grilled by FBI over travel spending
Hawaii figure known as Prince Keawe was questioned extensively by the FBI in Colorado Springs after being detained with three San Francisco men linked to checks meant to finance a one week courtship and wedding to Mrs Jane Tomberlin in Denver. Tomberlin fled her hotel room and wired a stop payment on a check. her attorney declined comment as the case drew police and federal attention.
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Samuel Crowniourg-Ama“Ju
Hawaii
Prince Keawe
Denver
FBI
Prince
San Francisco
Webb Burke
Dallas
Jane Tomberlin
Frederick Dickeron
Dickerson
Frederick Aykens
Walter Farman
James Carol Darnell
Eisenhower to Make Drought Area Flying Trip
President Eisenhower plans a mid January flying tour of drought stricken Midwest and Southwest states. Ambassador Dillon will visit Augusta for a brief conference with the President before returning to Paris. The trip aims to assess federal aid needs and possible legislation for the coming congressional year.
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White House
L. Eigenhower
Carter
L. Bur
Bess
Defense
Douglas
Dillon
France
Washington
Augusta
Paris
Eisenhower
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Hagerty
Mass arrests sweep South Africa in dawn roundup
Capetown authorities report about 140 detainees including a member of parliament and church leader among those arrested in a nationwide security roundup. Charges range to high treason with possible death penalty. many are accused of violations tied to banning Communist activity. Also captured were lawyers, architects, surveyors, and union officials. The 82nd Airborne announces 1240 new parachutists at Fort Bragg.
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Capetown
South Africa
Mhinister
London
Leonard B. Lee-Warden
Cane Division
D.C. Thompson
LeMay Favors Use of A-Bombs in Future War
Gen Curtis LeMay, head of the U S Strategic Air Command, stated during a Georgetown University talk that America should use nuclear weapons in future wars. He argued the most efficient weapon should be employed and said properly used nuclear bombs are no more destructive to civilians than conventional bombs.
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Washington
Tks
Gen
Curtis
LeMay
U. S. Strategic Air Command
America
Georgetown University
Wei
Crash Plan 7 on Air Missile Work Urged
New York Army ballistic missile chief Gen John B Medaris urged crash programs to develop atom‑armed missiles with rapid delivery capability. He warned Soviet progress and said current weapons are obsolescent and not deployed, demanding accelerated modern arch and funding.
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John B. Medaris
Wee
Ed States
Medaris
Army
Ballistic Agency
Ameri Ordnance Association
Atmamemid
Ives
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Hayward Strip
FAR East Post
Douglas MacArthur
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