Dulles Shapes Anti Red Fight for SEATO Parley
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Karachi for an eight nation SEATO talks aimed at shoring up the free world against Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. He met with U S and Far East officials preparing for a three day SEATO conference with Pakistan Australia New Zealand Thailand and the Philippines represented. top aides and allied foreign ministers were due to join shortly. Mirza was elected Pakistan president and will take office March 23 as the nation becomes a republic. The eight nation talks were expected to approve actions countering China s charge that SEATO is a paper tiger.
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Karachi
Pakistan
John Foster Dulles
Free World
Southeast Asia
U.S
Far
SEATO
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Dulles
U. S
Horace Dildreth
Iskandder Mirza
Chandri Mohamad Ali
Mirza
Mollet and Dillon Meet in Paris to Calm Western Frictions
Paris acted after French Foreign Minister Pineau called for a major rethink of Western policy toward Communism. Prime Minister Mollet met U S Ambassador Dillon at noon to address concerns sparked by Pineau's remarks and confirm France’s commitment to Atlantic Pact allies.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
U.S
C. Douglas Dillon
Moscow
Mollet
Dillon
Washington
State Department
Christian Pineau
Pineau
France
Fineau
GOP Assembly Backs Nixon for Re election
The California Republican Assembly adopted a resolution urging President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon’s reelection at its annual meeting in San Francisco. About 200 delegates cheered with "we like Ike" banners as Murray Chotiner played piano. The group also praised Gov. Knight Us Sen Knowland and Nixon for statesmanship in unifying the state GOP.
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San Francisco
California Republican Assembly
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Assembly
GOP
Nixon
Ike
Murray Chotiner
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
U.S
Thomas E. Kuchel
Rescue of 60 from sinking ship near Alaska docks today
Gen H B Freeman will dock in Kodiak with 60 rescued from lifeboats after the Washington Mail broke in two and sank in Saturday's Gulf of Alaska storm. Capt Fulton reported reaching the stricken freighter within four minutes and guiding the freighter through the waves at top speed, while Capt Durrant relayed that the bow sank half an hour after the break.
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Kodiak
Alaska
H. B. Freeman
Gulf of Alaska
Washington Mail
Robert T. Fulton
Tacoma
Freerman
Commendation Sought for Trio in City Reproduction System Aid
A request for official commendation has been filed for Mrs. Dorothy Knight of Hayward Mrs. Emily Perry of San Leandro and Mrs. Janetta Bostick of Oakland. They are credited with tripling the capacity of the commercial reproduction system at the San Francisco Ord District offices in Oakland.
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Oakland
Dorothy Knight
Ramagnolo Street
Hayward
Emily Perry
Alvarado Street
San Leandro
Janetta Bostick
Oakand
San Francisco Ordnance District
Harriman Attacks U S Foreign Policy In Speech
New York Governor Averell Harriman sharply criticized President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles for what he called dangerous Soviet gains in the Cold War. He, an inactive Democratic contender, accused the administration of indecision and misinformation and said U S policy unwittingly aided Soviet campaigns. He spoke at a Democratic National Committee dinner at Hotel Plaza.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Harriman
Dulles
Senate
Nationalities Division
Democratic National Committee
Flaza
Tax Cut Hope Termed Dim by House Leader Martin
House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr says hope for a tax cut this year is dimming as Democrats in the House add 154 million to budget requests. He cites appropriations actions on labor and health, education and welfare and notes the omnibus farm bill under Senate debate may exceed President Bush’s budget estimates.
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Washington
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Eisenhower
Martin
United Press
Congress
Massachusetts
House Appropriations Committee
Hisenhower
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Barnes Named to Ninth Circuit Court Vacancy
President Eisenhower nominated Stanley N. Barnes assistant attorney general to serve as a judge on the Ninth U S Court of Appeals. Barnes formerly headed the antitrust division since 1953 and previously served as Los Angeles superior court judge. He also nominated Leonard A Scheele for a four year term as surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stanley N. Barnes
U. S. Court of Appeals
Leonard A. Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Barnes
Los Angeles ‘Superior Court
Justice Department
The Daily Review publication office listings
Bayward California edition details post office entry and address lines for subscriptions and multiple city offices across Hayward Castro Valley Lucerne Centerville plus contact phones and distribution notes. The item lists offices in Castro Alley Lucerne San Lorenzo Centerville and Bayward with circulation bureau membership.
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THE
Daily Review
Postoffice
Hay‘ward
California
Congress
P.O
Bayward
Daily Review, Inc
Castro Street
Bayer
Alameda Pears
Hayward
Elgin
Castro Alley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Eucerne
San Lorenzo
Centerville
Main St
Adenauer Victory Strengthens CDU in Baden Wuerttemberg
In Baden Wuerttemberg Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats won 56 of 120 state parliament seats, six more than before. The Free Democrats took 21 and the Socialists 46, with Communists losing all four seats. Coalition talks surface as opposition possibilities emerge with Refugee Party support.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Bundesrat
Free Democrats
Refugee Party
Gebhard Mueller
Mueller
Socialists
Danube Flood Strikes German Austrian Towns
Muddy waters of the Danube rise threatening Passau and Ling as flood crews sandbag banks and evacuate families. At Passau the river stood at 33 feet, with over 2500 residents displaced and schools largely closed. Red Cross and U S Army on standby as highways close and alerts spread to neighboring regions.
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Frankfurt
Danube
Passau
Red Cross
U. S. Army
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Italy
Belgium
Woman Finds 15 31 Carat Diamond at Crater of Diamonds
A 40 year old Dallas housewife found a 15.31 carat diamond near Murfreesboro Arkansas at the crater of diamonds. The gem valued around 13 000 dollars is the largest ever found in North America by a single person.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Llp
Dallas
Arthur Lee Parker
Here
Crater of Diamonds
North American
Howard Miller
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