Eden Plan Backed By Bidault Amid Berlin Talks
In East Berlin British Foreign Secretary Eden defends a five point plan for free all German elections under four power supervision. French Foreign Minister Bidault supports the plan noting neutrals could aid impartial supervision. Molotov spoke but details were not released.
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Berlin
INS
Anthony Eden
Germany
Russia
Persign
Georges Bidault
East
V. M. Molotov
Bidault
Molotov
Eden
Mns
NATO
sovnTrnment
Euien
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Brandebburg
West Berlin
East Berlin
Unter den Linden
Italy May Call For De Gasperi To Lead Again
Rome reports former premier Alcide De Gasperi seen as likely to lead Italy out of the political crisis that followed the seven month downfall of Amintore Fanfani. President Einaudi to consult with ex-president De Nicola as parties consider a new cabinet.
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Italy
de Gasperi
Rome
Alcidé de Gasperi
Agvoeste
Traly
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Luigi Einaudi
Giuseppe Pella
Einau
Favfeni
Erico de Nicola
Binaudi
Attilia Piccioni
Forelgn
Fanfami
Korea Atrocity Film to Be Shown on TV This Week
The State Department announced that an official U S film about two Communist atrocities in Korea will be released to 261 television stations this week. It was delayed from before January 22 due to technical reasons and possible effects on POW repatriation and the Big Four foreign ministers conference. The film titled Altered in Korea will air in its original form without cuts.
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Washington
VNS
Uyot
U.S
Korea
Defense and
State Departments
Aa State Department
Supreme Court rotation signals shift in tideland case
Washington reports a surprising development as Justices Jackson and Clark do not disqualify in the tidal ownership dispute. Chief Justice Warren had recused himself, arguing state control of oil riches. the others may follow, altering an unusual and potentially historic high court decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tideland
Earl Warren
California
M and Clark
Roosevelt
Truman
Warren
Jackson
Clark
Soviet Diplomat Yuri Rostavorov Missing in Japan
Moscow blames US espionage for Rostavorov disappearance on January 24 as Japanese police seek clues. Soviet diplomat, second secretary, had ties to the Tokyo mission and was known to meet Western officials. American officials deny involvement amid suspect reports about a base-related intelligence transfer.
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Tokyo
Amertan
Yuri Rastoveroy
Soviet Union
Rastoveroy
Moscow
F. Runov
Johnson
Air Force Base
Rostovorov
Mainichi
Japan
Truck Hits Bus Killing 14 In Quebec Crash
A speeding unloaded auto-transport trailer struck a 37 passenger bus near Jidea in THREES RIVERS Quebec, killing 14 and injuring 10. Fire trapped passengers as 40 Roman Catholic brothers aided rescue. coroner planned an inquest once drivers recover.
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Jidea
Hert
Heari Bruneau
Valere Plant
Quebec City
Montreal
Philippe Bellefeuille
Korean Train Crash Kills 57 in Suwon Disaster
SUWON Korea American army crews recovered 57 mangled bodies from the wreck age of a Korea passenger train and searched for other victims. The accident occurred last night 33 minutes after the tram left and all victims were Korean. Six other bodies were believed in the twisted section where three wooden passenger cars had telescoped into one.
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Suwon
Korea
Roosevelt Denies Charges In Ninth-Word Suit Warped by Wife
Jimmy Roosevelt, son of the late president, denies misconduct allegations tied to 12 individuals and nine others cited by his estranged wife Rommelie in a separate maintenance suit. He says the accusations are false and caused by a “calculated campaign” to distress him and others, and he apologizes to the nine named, insisting their innocence.
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Los Angeles
Iti
James Roosevelt
Ihy
Rommelie
Roosevelt
Samuel Fplcone
Jackhowlecze
Courier Plane Crashes Killing 35 Airmen in Japan
TOKYO INs Thirty five persons were killed when a United States Air Force courier plane ditched in icy northern Japanese waters. All five crew and 30 passengers are believed dead with no survivors. The C-46 was en route from Tachikawa near Tokyo to Chitose in Hokkaido. The cause is undetermined and a search by helicopters and planes found only an oil slick and faint parachute spots. The pilot radioed a distress call before the crash.
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Tokyo
Ins
United States Air Force
Japan
Air Force
Honshu
Hokkaido
Tachixawa
Chitose
Red Hot Jam Session on L A Freeway
Los Angeles drivers faced a severe traffic jam on the Hollywood Freeway as a heat wave reached 66 degrees tying January 31 records. Police reported backups along Cahuenga Pass from Hollywood Boulevard to Vineland Avenue, with 2 sergeants and 24 officers battling the stall and vapor lock. Water was dumped on boiling carburetors to cool engines during the congestion.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Cahuenga Pess
Hollywood Boulevard
Vineland Avenue
Studio City
Four Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Pigeon Point
Four men on the cabin top of the fishing trawler Countess Romero were rescued after foggy seas halted its engine near Pigeon Point in Southern San Mateo County. Skipper Armilio Magnisi sent distress signals. Cresci's trawler Giulio guided rescuers through thick fog to locate the doomed vessel.
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Cresci
Hiring Hall Illegal Supreme Court Decides
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that hiring hall practices used by unions violate the Taft Hartley Act. The decision, by Justice Reed, found that requiring employers to hire from a top seniority list and pressuring discrimination breaches federal law. Cases involved NLRB, AFL Teamsters, and other unions, with Boston and Fowler illustrating dues delinquency and clearance disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
National Labor Relations Board
AFL Radio Officers Union
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Gaynor News Co. Inc
New York
Reed
Fanits
Boston
Bvers T Tion Company
Kansas
NLRB
AFL
Labor Board
Boarél
Ilegally
Willard Christian Fowler
Miami
Fla
Bull Steamship, Company
Unio Ring
FTC chairman probes coffee price spike and monopoly attempt
Washington FTC Chairman Howrey says investigators are examining whether efforts to corner the coffee market contribute to rising prices. A Senate subcommittee led by Sen Beall will hold coffee price hearings, potentially worldwide in scope, with staff surveying futures markets and direct grower contracts.
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Washington
Federal Trade
Chama
Edward TF. Holvey
Tacay
Howrey
Economics
Attornneys
Traintors
Senate Banking
Z Glen Beall
Fed
New York
South
Ing
FYC
Futures Exchange
Commission
FTC
MiG Engagement Off Korea. U S Sabres Fly Kill Confirmed
A large formation of MiG-15s attacked a U S reconnaissance RB-45 northwest of Sok-to island off Korea's west coast on Jan 22. Sabre jets defended, shot down one MiG-15. no U S aircraft were lost. The Air Force cited international waters and withheld MiG nationality.
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Washington
International Grentnne Op
Waejee
Sok-to
Chinnampo
Northorea
U. S
Air Force
State Department
United States
United Nations
United Press
U.S. Air Force
Korea
U.S
Siberia
Soviet
Russia
Russian Siberia
Sea of Japan
John
Ernest Roche
Washington, D.C
China
Moscow
Yalu River
North Korea
Fairmont Terrace Election Planned
Ashland notes an officers election for the Fairmont Terrace Improvement Club at a late February meeting announced by President Lonnie Mills. Date to be set shortly. Business will include annexation to San Leandro and plans for a spring dance.
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Ashland
Fairmont, Terrace
Lonnie Mills
San Leandro
Bricker Bill Compromise May Get Ike's Okay
Senate GOP Leader Knowland said President Eisenhower likely would back the Bricker amendment compromise if a single legal issue is resolved. He indicated two disputed points remain, needing further talks with Bricker and Democratic leaders. Bricker, on NBC, rejected calling it a compromise but said it meets his cardinal principles. details were not released.
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INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
Bricker
Knowland
John W. Bricker
Rnie
Congress
James C. Hagerty
NBC
Meet the Press
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