Assembly Near Decision on Rearmament
The French Assembly debates West German rearmament and WEU as Mendes-France faces a tight confidence vote. A parliamentary watchdog amendment is withdrawn amid Catholic MRP pressure, while Communists protest legality. Vatican sources deny involvement as clergy appeal to MRP deputies.
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Nude Degas painting stolen from Milwaukee Art Institute
Milwaukee police seek the return of a $6000 Degas painting titled Apreas Le Bain after it was stolen from the Milwaukee Art Institute yesterday. The 18 by 24 inch work, donated in 1931 by Mrs. William D. Vopel, features a red haired nude emerging from a bath.
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Apreas le Bain
Edgar Degas
Milwaukee Art Institute
William D. Vopel
Engagement Rift Deepens In Godfrey TV Gang
New York reports say romance again unsettles Arthur Godfrey and his radio TV team. Marion Marlowe and producer Larry Puck, long involved in the show, face tension after Puck gave Marlowe a six and a half carat emerald diamond. Godfrey may drop Puck from the Wednesday night program while keeping him on Talent Scouts, citing age and loyalty strains within the troupe.
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Colombo Bloc Sets April Peace Conference In Asia
Five Asiatic premiers meeting in Bogor Indonesia proposed inviting 25 independent nations to a conference next April to discuss world peace and Africa Asia development. Red China and Israel were omitted from the initial list, with Turkey Indo China states and Central Africa Federation among likely invitees. The plan aims to reconcile East West tensions and address colonialism and sovereignty issues.
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Alsop brothers accuse AEC of dishonoring Oppenheimer case
Columnists Joseph and Stewart Alsop charge the Atomic Energy Commission with a miscarriage of justice by denying J. Robert Oppenheimer security clearance. They condemn the U.S. security system as repugnant and fear its methods threaten American traditions and merit.
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Pension Union Cited as Red Front Group
The Justice Department labeled the Washington State Pension union a Communist front and asked for an order to require registration. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr announced the move, saying the union headquarters in Seattle is dominated by the Communist party and has sought to aid party campaigns and personnel since its 1937 formation. A hearing could force disclosure of officers and finances.
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New Division Aids March of Dimes
Alameda County military units form a new armed services division to boost the 1955 March of Dimes campaign. Led by Earl W. Huntting, the group unites 11 installations including Alameda Naval Air Station, Coast Guard, Parks Air Force Base, Oakland Naval Supply Center, and San Francisco ordnance districts in a major fundraising effort.
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Oregon Solon Sees Public Power Renewal
Senator Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon told reporters in Chicago that the incoming Democratic majority will restore the public power program. He urged a high level Hell’s Canyon dam in Idaho and criticized Secretary McKay for backing the Libby Dam. Neuberger praised Stevenson, dodged 1958 presidential timing, and defended Eisenhower on China policy.
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Daily Review period details and contact information
The Daily Review, Hayward California, lists post office entry under the act of 1879 and provides subscription rates and office contacts. It names Castro and Center Vale offices with phone numbers and street addresses in Hayward and nearby North California regions.
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Franco Meeting Hints Renewal Of Monarchy
In Spain Generalissimo Franco and Don Juan discussed plans to restore the monarchy. Franco visited Navalmoral de la Mata near Casatejada while guards kept reporters at a distance. Don Juan, 43, reportedly aimed to educate his son Juan Carlos as potential king. The meeting marked the first high level contact in six years.
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California Taxpayers predict 13 million residents by mid 1955
SAN FRANCISCO The California Taxpayers association predicted the state will reach 13 million residents before June 1955. In a special census released today the association says California now has 12,833,900 residents, up 21.2 percent since 1950.
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Mole Man Arrested After Four Armed Robberies
James de Maio, 24, of Los Angeles, jailed in San Francisco on four counts of armed robbery after witnesses described a man with a mole on his cheek. Police linked him to four robberies at business locations Monday. De Maio surrendered. loot and a toy gun were recovered.
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Gunman Robs San Francisco Grocery for $200 and Fruit
A man posing as a customer robbed the Safeway grocery at 2715 4th Street last night, taking $200 and fruit after handing the cashier a handwritten note reading There is a gun pointing at you. The incident was carried out by a lone gunman.
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