Disability Pact With Nixon Sparks Congress Discord
Washington reports Republican leaders accepted the Eisenhower Nixon disability agreement amid sharp congressional disagreement over procedures to clarify succession. Debates centered on whether action is needed and whether a constitutional amendment or simple law would suffice for a lasting solution. The White House described the pact to have the vice president act as president during disability and return powers when the president resumes.
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Washington
Stopgan
Congress
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Cameraman Hit By McClellan Criticizes Kohler Hire
Washington United Press dispatch reports Senator John L. McClellan accusing Kohler Co. of hiring a photographer for a Senate Rackets Committee hearing to smear members and staff. Company officials deny intent while the UAW strike against Kohler enters its fourth year as the inquiry resumes.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
Kohler Co
Senate
McClellan
Kohler
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Military doctors spur Roentgen memorial in Germany
In Giessen Germany US Army and Air Force doctors stationed in Europe contributed 835 dollars to the university to help build a memorial to Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen the discoverer of the X ray who is buried in Giessen.
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Giessen
Germany
S.S. Army
Air Force
Europe
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Giesson
Dutch Soil Economy Report Highlights Land Use
AMSTERDAM The Netherlands economy hinges on land use. Of 6.5 million acres, 2.5 million are cultivated 3 million are pastureland and 2 million are flower gardens and forests.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Chrysler UAW Agree On Layoffs And 40 Hour Week
DETROIT UP Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers announced an understanding to place employees on a 40 hour week and lay off nonessential workers to qualify for unemployment benefits. The deal also aims to resolve production rate disputes at Dodge and other plants. Four Detroit area plants were closed for the rest of the week, 18,000 workers affected locally, with nationwide implementation planned next Monday.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Dodge
Chrysler
L. L. Colbert
Colbert
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
New York Alcohol Toll Rises Over Week
The city’s week long death toll from wood alcohol climbs to 23 with 13 still under treatment for poisoning from the hootleg whiskey. Two persons remain in critical condition. a 63 year old Puerto Rican woman gave birth after admission to Metropolitan Hospital. Most victims are Puerto Rican residents of East Harlem also known as Spanish Harlem.
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New York
Special Session Puts Heavy Load on Solons
SACRAMENTO UP A full agenda of 28 items added to the state budget by Gov Knight for a special session. Education tops the controversial list with calls to stress math and science, regulate parochial school buses and drivers, and continue bond aid for districts. Assemblyman Doyle chairs the responsible committee as lawmakers brace for weeks of debate.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Acton
Princess Grace's Child Due Soon in Monaco
Officials indicated today that Grace and Emile Heryet expect the birth between March 10 and 15. Grace's mother Mrs John B Kelly of Philadelphia has been visiting relatives in Germany. The text notes Vatican or constitutional subjects, and mentions a milk price bill, water rights, and the Feather River Project, with Senate views on a special session and a 7% million-dollar program.
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Prin
Cess
Grace
Cone
Emile Heryet
Monaco
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Kelly
Germany
Feather River
Washington
Senate
North Korean Reds offer to free travelers in bid
North Korea’s communist leadership again proposed releasing some or all of 27 kidnapped air travelers. The plan to meet with the Truce Secretariat, with U.S. and West German officials expected to attend, could include demands for signed receipts as recognition. The 34 aboard the hijacked flight included pilot William Hobbs and Lt. Col. Howard McClellan, plus a German executive and his wife.
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United Nations ‘Command
Truce Secretariat
North Korea
Red
Pyong-yang
U.S
U.S. Navy
George W. Kehl
U. S
T. Elliot Weil
Richard Hertz
Seoul
Pusan
Willia P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan, Mich
Johannes Henwichs
Top of Mountain Slide Destroys Road and Threatens River
A massive earth slide at Sauerkraut Mountain, triggered by heavy rains, collapsed 600 feet of slope and 600 feet of county road six miles north of Sames Bar. The 3500 foot fall into the Salmon River threatened flooding communities including Sames Bar and Orleans, though the river later forced its way through the debris.
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Eureka
Calif
Sames Bar
Here
Orleans
Ruling on Picketing Suits Faces Taft Hartley Question
In Los Angeles Chief Federal Judge Leon Re Yankwich ruled an employer may sue a union under the Taft Hartley Act for picketing after the NRLB certified another union as bargaining agent. The Lewis Fond Co versus Los Angeles Meat and Provision Drivers Local 626 and Teamsters Local 542 dispute tested federal remedy.
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Los Angeles
National Labor Relations Board
Leon Re Yankwich
Lewis Fond Co
NRLB
Installment Reward For Finding of King
A Phoenix woman rewards Oscar Gooch with 50 dollars as the first installment of an 18 000 dollar diamond ring find reward. Max Cohen says rest of the prize will come after Gooch returns to Arizona for cotton-picking season. Gooch plans to buy a new set of store teeth with the money.
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San Francisco
Phoenix
Willie Cohen
Arizona
Oscar Gooch
Gooch
Cohen
Tunisian Arab League request sparks cross-border talk
Fragmented notes describe regional tensions with references to Tunisia, Jordan, and Israel. Mentions of an ambassador in Cairo, alleged jewelry theft, a jeweler, and a history of appliance service by Gooch, alongside vague border incidents and police actions in the Eilat area.
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CAIRG
Tunisia
Arab League
Amman
Jordan
Jor Juse
Uts
France
Chicago
E. H. Richardson Dsidan
Cairo
el Sayyeb el Sahbari
Abdel Khalek
Phoenix
Fly Irons
Eilat
Attempt to Kill Wrong Kin Told
John Morrison 37 of Holmfield Close York was held on charges after police say he tried to strangle his seven year old daughter with a stocking. A police witness said Morrison claimed he thought it was his wife.
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London
John Morrison
Holmfield Close
Yorkystate
Ja ‘Stocking
Morrison
Duke Relinquishes Prince of Wales Title Amid Royal Army Shifts
The Gazette reports the Queen and Prince Charles ascendancy ends the Prince of Wales title. Windsor seeks relief from honorary colonel roles in the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry and South Lancashire Regiment, to be merged into new formations. Royal titles and regimental chiefs follow in a broader streamlining of Britain’s armed forces. King Frederik IX of Denmark and other royals named honorary colonels in chief of merged regiments.
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London
Duke
Charles
Elizabe
Cornwall
Prince Charles
Prince of Windsor
Wales
Prince of Wales
Wallis ‘Warfield Simpson
Windsor
Duke of Cornwall's Light ‘Infantry
South Lancashire Regiment
Prince J of Wales Volunteers
Britain
Frederik IX of
Denmark
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Margaret
King's Royal Hussars
Frederik: Wan
Buffs
Royal East Kent Regiment
Queen's Own
Royal West Kent Regiment
Conviction of Bishop Fiordelli Triggers Church Protests
Rome reports a wave of Roman Catholic protests after a court convicted Bishop Pietro Fiordelli of slander, sparking calls for March 12 rallys tied to Pope Pius X’s coronation anniversary. The case involved Mauro Bellandi and his wife who were excommunicated after Fiordelli branded them concubines for not having a church wedding.
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Rome
Prato
Bishops Land Catholic
Italy
Vatican
Pietro Fiordelli
Pius Xip
Pope
Fiordelli
Vatican City
Osservatore Romany
Mauro Bellandi
Divorce Called Off By Betty Hutton
Hollywood actress Betty Hutton has called off divorce plans with Alan Livingston. The couple had separated since early February and reconciled over the weekend.
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Betty Hutton
Hollywood
Ins
Alan Livingston
Floribunda Roses Dominate All America Winners
New York reports floribunda roses have risen in popularity over about a decade. This year two of the three All America Rose Award winners, Gold Cup and Fusilier, are floribundas, highlighting the genre’s success.
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New York
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