Statehood for Hawaii Debate Starts Today
The Senate opened a lengthy debate on Hawaii becoming the 49th state. Leaders from both parties warned the fate remains unclear as separate bills for Hawaii and Alaska face possible packing into one package, with advocacy and opposition centered on political and racial considerations.
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Hawaii
Washington
Senate
House
GOP
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Alaska
Lyndon B. Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
D. N.M
Senate Interior Committee
Interior Committee
United States
Island
Pacific Islands
Franklin Pierce
U. S. Territory
Congress
Local Students Receive San Jose Diplomas
Hayward students John C. Alcalde and Estelle T. Hengel will graduate at San Jose State College winter quarter commencement on March 12. Alcalde earns an AB in speech with distinction, Hengel earns a BE in education.
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Hayward
San Jose State College
John C. Alcalde
Frank H. Alcalde
Westfield Avenue
Estelle T. Hengel
Naguib Reassures Nation He Seeks Egypt's Good
In a first post return interview President Naguib says he bears no malice toward those who ousted him. He stresses no personal ambition and a peaceful mission for Egypt. He concedes fears of trouble and explains the council’s decision to restore him as president with Nasser remaining premier.
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Mohammed Naguib
Egypt
Naguib
Cairo
Ihn Hohamfed Naguib
Iailing
Revolution Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Senators Cool To Change in Committees
WASHINGTON 185 It seems rough sledding for the Senate GOP leadership as they push to heighten committee procedure. Ten of fifteen Republican chairmen met with Homer Ferguson to offer suggestions while most reacted coolly.
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Washington
Senate
Ind. Rules
Internal Security Subcommittee
Frank Carlson
Kans
Post Office Civil Service Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Government Operations Committee
Ferguson
Jenner
Eisenhower
Congress
Sealater Knowland
Knowland
William Danger
N. D
Judiciary Committee
Eerl Warren
Langer
Warren
Republi
Ex MacArthur Aide Reveals Ouster Story Before Senate
Retired Col. Laurence E. Bunker, a former MacArthur aide and now a Wellesley attorney, testifies to the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on the real story behind MacArthur’s removal. He cites expanded statements from a Massachusetts interview and questions Eisenhower’s role while confirming private interviews with chief counsel Charles Grimes. A decision on public hearings awaits completion of closed sessions.
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Washington
Ins
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Far East
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Laurence E. Bunker
Internal Security Subcommittee
Bunker
Wellesley
Mass
Charles Grimes
Subcommittee
Grimes
Harry $. Truman
MacArthur
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Bill aims utilities share in state school bonds
In Sacramento a bill to require public utilities to pay their share of a 185 million dollar school bond approved in 1952 was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Ben Hulse. The law would tax property assessed by the county assessor to repay loans, raising questions about the impact on school districts and state repayments.
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Sacramento
Senate
Ben Hulse
el Centro
Floyd
Grouse
Mentorornty
Harry L. Parkman
Millbrae
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Assembly
Alcoholic Beverage Commissions
Weinberger
Weinberger Committee
Hugh/ Donnelly
Turlock
Italians Agog As Rome Court Airs Scandal
Rome awaits a penal court ruling on Italy’s sensational narcotics and sex scandal linking top politicians and nobility. Editor Silvano Muto faces charges of spreading false information after a magazine story alleged narcotics trafficking and orgies at the St Hubert Hunting club, implicating figures including Piero Piccioni and other prominent names. The case centers on testimony from Adriana Bisaccia and Anna Maria Moneta Cagio about the information provided to the Attualita publisher.
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Rome
Italy
Silvano Muto
Attualita
Wilma Montesi
Marchese
Ugo Montaga
St. Hubert
Piero Piccioni
Attlio Ficcioni
Muto
Milan
Penn
Decoto Chamber appoints three new township directors
Frank Borghi Bernie Joseph and Alfred Ferreira were named directors of the Washington Township Chamber of Commerce by the Decoto chamber this week in a formal appointment.
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Decoto
Frank Borghi
Bernie Joseph
Alfred Ferreira
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Township Chamber of Commerce
Psychiatrist Testifies in Col Schwable Germ Case
Washington reports Dr Winfred Overholser and Dr Alan Little testified in the Col Frank Schwable case on claims of hypnotism and Soviet methods to extract confessions. Little said no one can resist full mental pressure and Pavlovian techniques may submerge the human will.
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Washington
INS
Frank EB
Schwable
Korea
Winfred Overholser
St. Elizabeth’s Mental ‘Hospital
Washington, D.C
State Department
Marine Corps Court of Inquiry
Overholser
William F. Dean
Dean
Alan M. G. Little
Foreign Sergice Institute
Moscow
Amelia
Ivan Pi 1
Pavlov
Nation Bennett
Bennett
Little
Dulles Addresses Inter American Conference on Policy
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles planned to outline American economic policy toward hemisphere allies at the Inter American conference in Caracas. He was also expected to frame U S stance on Communist subversion in the Western Hemisphere amid calls from Peruvian Venezuelan and Cuban delegates to address infiltration and intervention from abroad.
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Caracas
U. S
John Foster Dulles
America
Hemisphere
Dulles
New World
Latin America
U.S
Guatemala
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