U S Reaffirms Military Ties With Far East Pact Members
At Bangkok a closed session of eight Manila Pact nations heard Secretary Dulles pledge firm U S military obligations in Southeast Asia and outline plans for a permanent council, military committees, and anti subversion efforts as delegates seek a durable anticommunist bulwark.
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Bangkok
United States
Far East
Dulles
U.S
Southeast Asia
Asia
Dutles
Ingsis
Philippines
G. Casey
Australia
Gu m
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Viet Nam
Burma
Ately
Royal Kom Palace
Pibulsonggram
Britain
New Zealand
France
Thailand
Pakistan
Eisenhower criticizes Democratic tax plan as fiscally irresponsible
President Eisenhower branded the Democratic proposal to cut taxes by 20 dollars per person next January as fiscally irresponsible. He argued sponsors tied the cut to ongoing tax-rate extensions and said the plan would force a veto choice. He urged balance between revenue and spending while leaving open the possibility of future tax relief. He also addressed wheat sales to the Soviet Union and future disarmament prospects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Soviet Union
Strong Reserves Advocated by Senator at Atlanta Dinner
Senator Strom Thurmond urged U S strong reserve forces as protection against possible Communist attack during a Washington's Birthday dinner in Atlanta. He warned long range bombers guided missiles and airborne armies could strike with little notice and said reservists would provide rapid mobilization and nationwide protection.
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Atlanta
United States
Strom Thu
D-Sc
Reserve Officers Assn
South Carolina
Washington
The
Officers Association
Daley Loses In Chicago Mayoral Primary
Mayor Martin Kennelly, backed by the regular Democratic organization, was defeated in the Chicago party primary. County Clerk Richard J. Daley, 52, the organization candidate, won by a wide margin. Alderman Robert Merriam, a former Democrat now Republican, trailed with weak opposition.
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Richard J. Daley
Cook County
Martin H. Kennelly
Chicago
Daley
Kennelly
Richard J. Dailey
Organization
Robert E. Merriam
Zhukov Warns Of Aggressive Powers In Army Day Address
In a Moscow Army and Navy Day order of the day Georgi Zhukov accuses aggressive blocs of preparing new wars against the Soviet Union and its allies. He frames Soviet strength around heavy industry and growth, urges unity, and criticizes Western blocs while defending peace loving Soviet people.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
China
Zhukov
Jacy Org
Communist Party
Bolshoi Theater
Defense Ministry
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Vasily D. Sokolovsky
Daley Sweeps Chicago Aldermanic Races In Hot City Vote
Late unofficial returns from Chicago precincts show Daley leading Kennelly for mayor with 364,839 to 264,775 as Adamowski and Balek trail. Organizational Democrats gain control in 50 alderman seats while Kennelly ally Sachs narrowly loses city treasurer race to Marcin.
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Benjamin S. Adamowski
Daley
Kennelly
Adamowski
Clarence Balek
Merriam
Lar Daly
Fred Lyon
Democrats
Morris B. Sachs
Clothing
Organization
John C. Marcin
Ben M. Becker
Marionie
Semana
Dem- More
Weather Halts Efforts To Get Bodies Out
Snow and high winds on Mt Terminillo halted recovery of 18 bodies from the February 13 Belgian Sabena DC6 crash in RIETI Italy. Four Americans among 29 killed. wreckage found eight days after the crash, half buried in snow. National police patrols still set out on skis for the 4,500 foot ascent.
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Rieti
Italy
Mt. Terminillo
Meditations for Lent by Dr. J. Carter Swaim
This devotional introduces Lent as a distinct Christian season and outlines its penitential focus. It notes Swaim's background as a theologian and teacher and explains how Lent relates to Passover and Pentecost, with emphasis on repentance and the Psalmist’s plea for a clean heart.
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J. Carter Swaim
Department of the
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
New York
St. Louis
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Christ
God
Israel
Egypt
Jesus
Paul
Job
Tamar
Faure Seeks Approval to Form France 21st Postwar Government
Paris Premier Edgar Faure presented his cabinet to the National Assembly seeking consent to head France’s 21st postwar government. He outlined aims including ratification of Paris treaties and rearming West Germany, with a program to raise living standards and boost industry while avoiding broad pledges to any group.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
France
Faure
West Germany
Assembly
Bigel
Watkins Attacks Matusow in Red Scare Hearings
Sen. Watkins accuses Harvey Matusow of seeking to destroy former Communists who testified for the government. The Internal Security subcommittee questioned Matusow about perjury and possible jail, as he again defended his past accusations of Communist ties and named other former communists.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Harvey Matusow
Atkins
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Matusow
Subcommittee
Eastland
Dmiss
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
New York
Bentley
Louis Budenz
Manning Johnson
Paul Crouch
Budenz
Rebuilding Carolina Beaches Expect Bigger Better Season
Four months after Hurricane Hazel locals along Carolina beaches anticipate a stronger season with higher rental demand and improved facilities. Officials and developers predict a 50 percent rental surge and more resilient bathing facilities. optimism remains despite insurance gripes and widespread rebuilding.
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Carolina Beaches
Carolina
Associated Press
Adkinson
Dam Beach
Charlie Hanna
Charlotte
Wrightsville Beach
Gloomy Gus Dismissed by Beach Groom at South Carolina
A man at a South Carolina beach service station tries to avoid gloom while speaking to a passerby. The fragment suggests dialogue about mood and uncertainty.
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Gus
South Carolina
Death of Lady Mary Greaves Under Investigation
Police investigated the death of Lady Mary Greaves 34 in a Central Park West apartment after barbiturate bottles were found. An autopsy was ordered as investigators considered possible overdose while noting she visited from Britain on a visa and had two daughters in Britain. Her mother lives in a Scottish castle and her husband Captain Bernard Blanger, once seconded, is said to have died in 1950.
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New York
Mary Greaves
Central Park West
Mary
Elizabeth Seenan
Lady Mary
Brigitte
Beatrice Wenefryde
Britain
Wenefryde Agathaea
Houston
Tex
Ann Williams
Pasadena
C. V. Kern
Newsaper
Ivin
Conrad
Mexico
Williams
Algoa
Harvey Irby
Irby
Clayton Johnson Jr
Submarines Sought Off N C Coast
NEW YORK The Eastern Sea Frontier Command continued the search for evidence of two submarines seen off Nags Head North Carolina. A spokesman said no trace was found and air and naval checks from Norfolk and Weeksville yielded no submarine confirmation.
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New York
Eastern Sea Frontier Command
Nags Head
N.C
Coast Guard
Navy
Norfolk
Weeksville
Frontier Command
Eoas
Pelpowenger Ap Oemm
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U.S. Assurance
Democratic Plan
Ned
America
Dept. of English Bible
National Council of Churches
NEA Service
Mendes-France
Joseph Laniel
Anthony Fuller
Surfside
5.C
Florenceal
H. T. Willcox
Myrtle Beach
SacRae
Chambers Commerce
Charles Byers Jr
Windy Hill
John Holden
Holden Sne
Holden
Longmoo
Charles Trott
Pnp
By Austin Adkinson
Liz
N.C. Coast
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