Khrushchev outlines five point policy for Soviet relations
Khrushchev at the 20th Congress of the Communist Party in Moscow presented five foreign policy principles. Key goals include peaceful coexistence with the United States Britain and France and stronger ties with India Burma Afghanistan and non aligned states. He urged vigilance to defend the Soviet Union and proposed a U S UK France treaty while stressing two roads peaceful coexistence or war. He opened the meeting honoring Stalin Gottwald and Tokuda.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
Khrushchev
India
Burma
Afghanistan
United States of America
Great Britain
U.S.A
Supreme Soviet
Premire Malenkov
Stalin
Klement Gottwald
Ryuichi Tokuda
China
Highway Objection Expected on Proposed Highway Fund Plan
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey told the House Ways and Means Committee he questions the Democratic backed tax plan to fund a multibillion dollar highway program. He warned the plan may not be truly pay as you go and that highway user tax increases may not cover the cost. Republican Byrnes argued the plan would drain the general fund, while Rep Boggs defended the bill proposing 12 billion in revenue over 15 years plus 22 billion from existing motoring taxes. Republicans may favor pay as you go using higher motor taxes, abandoning bond financing.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Boggs
D-La
Senate
Timber Bamboo May Become Paper Source
The Agriculture Department is testing bamboo as a new crop for paper. Experiments in the Southeast indicate it has some possibility as a major paper supply source, according to department researchers before a House Appropriations subcommittee.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Department
Spose
House Appropriations
Jury probes Case gas campaign donation in Senate debate
A federal grand jury began examining a $2,500 donation to Sen. Francis Case during a 1950s natural gas bill debate. Witnesses John M. Neff Elmer Patman and Sheriff Paul Whaley testified they had no concealed agenda while claiming the gift came from Howard B. Keck of Superior Oil. Case originally opposed the measure then voted no as investigators weigh possible legal violations.
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Washington
Sen
Francis Case
RSC
Senate
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Sioux Falls
S.C
Case
Elmer Patman
Austin
Tex
Neff
Superior Oil Co
California
Paul Whaley
Dawson County
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil
Patman
Justice Department
Grand
Eight House Democrats ask Eisenhower to withhold funds over school integration
Eight House Democrats urged President Eisenhower to pledge not to release federal construction funds to any school system defying the Supreme Court integration ruling. They cited a $1.6 billion bill for school construction and warned it could be defeated or filibustered, pressing the President to insist on good faith compliance with the court’s decree.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Meo Mane Saaoeeries
House Rules Committee
Senate
Powell
Congress
Bill Would Close College if Negro Ordered Admitted
The South Carolina Senate Finance Committee proposes a proviso to automatically close any state college or state park if a court orders a Negro admission. The measure cites Autherine Lucy's Alabama case and Edisto Beach State Park as examples. The proposed budget totals 134,036,087 dollars, with a 2 million dollar gap and removed House tax bracket increases. An interposition resolution moves toward ratification and signature by the governor.
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Columbia
General Assembly
Autherine Lucy
Senate Finance Committee
University of Alabama
Edisto Beach State Park
Forestry Commission
Goverman
909000 Doses Polio Vaccine Released by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service announced the release of 909000 doses of Salk polio vaccine made by Eli Lilly. All doses are allocated to states and territories under the voluntary control program. Since licensing last April the total usable quantity reaches 34154274 cubic centimeters or doses.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Eli Lilly, Inc
Indianapolis
European death toll climbs as worst freeze across continent
Deaths reach at least 418 from cold, fires, storms and avalanches across France, Yugoslavia, Italy, Britain and other nations. U S Navy planes aid relief in Italy while a 25 car train carries 21 000 cans of hamburgers and 16 000 sweaters to Sicilian and southern Italian villages. Icebound sea routes and heavy snow cripple Denmark Sweden and others as troops fight 12 foot drifts and a mercy train ferries aid to Macedonia. A rare parhelion over Ranen and a wolf attack near Kalambaka add grim notes to the crisis.
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Mediterranean
France
Yugoslavia
Italy
Britain
Germany
Greece
Denmark
Turkey
Holland
Portugal
Spain
Austria
Switzerland
Sweden
Belgium
Tripoli
U. S. Navy
Sicily
U. S. Army
Leghorn
Food Land
Finland
Battegat Strait
Ranen
Baltic
Stockholm
Macedonia
Dortmund
Ruhr
England- Scotland
Athens
Kalambaka
Reds Accused Of Truce Violations
At Panmunjom the United Nations Command accused North Korean forces of bringing warplanes and military supplies into Korea in violation of the armistice. Rear Admiral Walter E. Moore demanded an accounting of all shipments since signing and charged the Reds with blocking inspection teams and deception of Neutral Nations Commission members.
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U. N
Moore
Neutral Nations Commission
Reds
North Korea
Core
Fire Rips Huntley Furniture Plant in Winston-Salem
A severe blaze at the B. F. Huntley Furniture Co. plant in Winston-Salem killed at least one employee, Carl Everhart, 53, and caused massive damage across a city block. Fire crews from Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point fought the flames, which were brought under control around 9:45 a.m. The factory’s eastern end survived only with machinery and stock. the rest was destroyed.
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B. F. Huntley Furniture Co
Winston-Salem
Carl Everhart
Huntley
High Point
Claude Canady
H. J. Gibson
Ralph Stockton
Winston - Salem
J. A. Cecil Jr
City Memorial Hospital
Set. W. J. Carter
Negros Company
Oakland Furniture Co
Winston-Salem Area
Eisenhower's medical report on heart state to guide re election choice
President Eisenhower faces a "more or less final" medical report on how his heart withstands the strain of office. Doctors including Dr. Paul Dudley White will confer before a public briefing, as he weighs whether to seek a second term. He may decide during a Florida vacation and plans to announce around March 1. The team also includes Maj. Gen. Snyder Col Mattingly and Col Pollock, with White cautioning the president that doctors advise but he must decide.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Denver
Humphrey
Thomasville
White
Howard M. Snyder
Couple marks 71 years with marriage formula and memories
A 93 year old Philadelphia couple celebrated 71 years of marriage on St Valentine's Day sharing a simple formula for happiness. They stressed kindness, fair play, openness, and staying together. They recalled five children seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, and noted their life in Shamokin Philadelphia Atlantic City and now Broomall.
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Abner Braude
Philadelphia
Abner
Braude
Braudes
Germany
Shamokin
Atlantic City
Broomall
Bennett A. Braude
Sigmund
Chicago
Leon Katten
Stratford
N.J
David Lipman
Johnstown
Albert Levy
Glenside
Stepmother Charged in Death of Debra Hottle
Charlotte authorities hold 34 year old Debra Hottle's stepmother Duke H Hottle on 7,500 bond after an indictment on five counts of assault in connection with months of abuse leading to Debra's death at a local hospital on Christmas Eve.
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Charlotte
Duke H. Hottle
Rt. 6
Debra Hottle
J. C. Rudisill
Stepmother
Debra
Hottie
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