India Nears Eisenhower Visit World’s Most Populous Nation
New Delhi reports President Eisenhower’s upcoming India visit as the world’s most populous democracy. The piece recalls India's vast geography, diverse cultures, postcolonial growth, Nehru’s socialistic democracy aims, and a mix of East West aid impacting irrigation steel mills and per capita income rising to 61 dollars while vast imports of food grains remain.
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Eisenhower
India
Pakistan
China
Burma
Himalayas
Indian
Cherrapunjai
Asia
Europe
Mohandas Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Gandhi
Nehru
United States
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Research Laboratories
Delhi
Robber Won't Take No For An Answer
In Los Angeles a tall robber in sports clothes demanded cash at Citizens National Bank and after two refusals moved to other windows. He obtained 1000 dollars from a teller before a second robbery of Security First National Bank yielded 1500 dollars after a note reading Give me all the money. He left with the gun still in hand.
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Los Angeles
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Bruce Penneck
William S. Lewis
Barbara
Carole
Miss Lidholm
Mrs. Finch
Finch
Las Vegas
Asst. Dist
Fred Whichello
Whichello
Donald Williams
Williams
William McKesson
McKesson
Jack Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Last Veteran Walter Williams Turns for the Worse
Walter Williams Civil War veteran and last surviving veteran of the Confederate armies, aged 117, worsened after a fourth pneumonia this year. He celebrated his 117th birthday on November 14 and has been bedridden for two years in Houston with his daughter Willie Mae Rowles.
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Tex
Walter Williams
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St. Williams
Russell Wolfe
Willie Mae Rowles
Reversed Welfare Law Sought in North Carolina Fight
Raleigh Atty Gen office will seek federal reversal of a ruling invalidating a state welfare law. Atty. Gen. Malcolm Seawell and Rep. Hubert Humphrey fly to Washington to press HEW officials and gain relaxation of the ruling. The NC Association of County Commissioners backs the law amid debate on aid restrictions.
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Attorney General’s Office
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Malcolm Seawell
Hubert Humphrey
Greensboro
Washington
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Seawell Monday
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Carson Bain
Department
Social Security Com
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Humphrey
Mitchell
Finch Murder Trial Opens Today in Los Angeles
The Finch murder trial opens in the Hall of Justice with Dr. R Bernard Finch accused by Barbara Finch of attempting her murder. The case features intertwined marriages and alleged threats as Carole Tregoff Pappa testi fies amid conflicting statements.
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Barbara
Lyle Daugherty
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Carole Tregoff Pappa
James Pappa
Carole
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