Lennon May Seek New Vote On George Bill
Senator Alton A. Lennon said he will confer with Senator George of Georgia about reintroducing a vote on the George proposal to limit treaty making by the President. The measure, a Bricker amendment substitute, was defeated by one vote in the Senate. Lennon called George the conscience of the Senate and urged reconsideration to constrain executive power. He outlined tax reform, farm parity, veteran rights, and anti communism as priorities, and defended his Jeffersonian Democratic stance. He noted economy, efficiency, and fair taxation as goals and urged voters to judge candidates by record.
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Alton A. Lennon
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D-Ga
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Washington
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Ty McCarthy
N. C
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Ares
Yarbrough Jr
Durham
Antenne Hamlin Briggs
High
J. F. Oglesby
Kinston
S. W. Blanton
Marion
E. G. Forrest Jr
J. Randolph Baker
Goldsboro
North Carolina
North
Eaet
Abandon Plane Search in Snow as Weather Worsens
Casper Wyoming February 27 more than 72 military and civilian planes returned to base after a fruitless search for a Western Airlines Convair 240 missing with nine aboard. Pilot Capt M Ray Cawley reported near Wright Wyoming 80 miles northeast of Casper while trying to land at Rapid City. Clearing weather aided efforts but fresh snow fell across northeastern Wyoming and western South Dakota prompting plans for a new search at dawn.
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Wyo
Theis Moat Eoess Ben How
Western Airines
Wyoming
South Dakota
M. Ray Cawley
Nuful
Utah
Wright
Rapid City
George Nelson
Lee
Fan Gemantors
Adar City
Salt Lake City
Margary Creagan
GOP Urges Wage Changes Delegates Back Platform Plank
At the convention a motion from the floor declared the organization up to offer changes and endorsing measures submitted by Satiea and the Rev Worth D Henderson of Greensboro served as temporary chairman. Committees included delegations credentials and resolutions with members such as Vernon Hart Robert E Loudermilk Paul Clapp Fred Etalfe Rufus Joe Vickery and C W A.
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Worth D. Henderson
Greensboro
Vernon Hart
Robert E. Loudermilk
Paul Clapp
Fred Etcalfe
Rufus
Joe Vickery
Joseph Allen
Herman Smith
Senate debate over McCarthy subpoenas and minority rights
Senator Knowland argued for subpoenas issued by the chairman only after at least one opposing memo, resisting blank signatures for staff use. He favored bipartisan committee representation as a safeguard. Democrats plan to attend hearings, and Sen. McClellan protested short notice while discussions range on uniform procedures for investigations.
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Knowland
California
McCarthy
New York
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D-Ark
Congress waits on Senate for pay raise action
Washington February 27 House members may let the Senate handle a proposed congressional pay raise. If the Senate acts there could be a boost. otherwise no increase. The plan would lift pay from 15000 to 27500 annually. Speaker Reed of the House Judiciary Committee declined comment.
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House
Senate
Aby Challumcey Reed
R-Ij
The
House Judiciary Committee
Rebels Surrender in Burma's Moulmein Front
In Moulmein Burma Feb 27 two hundred Karen rebels surrendered to the Burmese army. The surrender was led by Lt Col Na Mu who holds the Military Cross and Burma Gallantry. The move signals the apparent end of Karen armed activity in the Moulmein area. Na Mu cited harassment of his men and the need for safety of the people as reasons for surrender.
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Moulmein
Burma
Na Mu
U S Tanks Too Heavy For Spanish Streets
Twelve 50-ton Patton tanks supplied by the United States to Spain are causing Madrid subway officials concern. The army plans to use them in the April 1 victory parade down Castellana Avenue, but officials warn the subway runs near street level and heavy tanks could cause shaking or damage.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Castellane Ave
Balcombe Convicted in Ontario Slaying of Marie Carrier
A Supreme Court jury in Cornwall Ontario convicts 2nd Lt Peter Balcombe of murder in the stabbing death of 21 year old Marie Anne Carrier a reserve Canadian Women's Army Corps sergeant last October. He faces hanging after a three hour forty four minute deliberation.
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Ont
Supreme Court
Peter Balcombe
Marie Anne Carrier
Canadian Women's Army Corps
J. C. McRuer
Groom Sentenced After Drunken Driving Charge
Corunna Michigan February hearing for Robert L. Hopkins 20 of Owosso follows a claim he was celebrating his upcoming marriage to Jane con Hopkins asked if the judge would perform the ceremony and the judge consented delaying the jail term to start Monday while Hopkins waived the $2 marriage fee.
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Corunna
Mich
Paw Cemues
Hom
Bush
Robert L. Hopkins
Owosso
Jane Con
Hopkins
Yugoslav Coast Guard Seizes Four Italian Fishing Boats
Belgrade radio reports four large Italian vessels were seized after crossing into Yugoslav territorial waters on a dark night. The Maria Giuseppeina resisted by ramming a patrol boat. boats were towed to Pula, nets and fish confiscated, crews held awaiting fines as Italian Yugoslav fishing pact had lapsed over two years.
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Yugoslavia
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Adriatic Coast Guard
Newsparlitika
Radio Belgrade
Maria Giuseppina
Mexico Bans Opposition FFP From Elections
Leaders of the Federated Peoples party refused comment on last night government action banning the group on subversive charges. Officials said the party would continue to operate, despite the ban, which blocks FFP candidates but does not dissolve the party. The three year old FFP opposed President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and was funded by Gen Miguel Henriquez, a 1952 rival. The move marks the first ban since the Smarqvist Union era. The FFP now shares status with Mexico’s small Communist party.
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Federated Peoples Party
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Revolutionary Constitutionals
Miguel Henriquezan
Ruiz Cortines
FFP
Smarqquist Union
Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Communist Party
Main Tax Proposals Outline From House Committee Deliberations
Washington report summarizes major provisions in a tentative 800 page tax bill by the House Ways and Means Committee. Key items include changes to dividends depreciation loss carrybacks dependents retirement income child care expenses and international taxation with revenue shifts projected over several years.
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Washington
United States
White House says Yoshida visit to U S was misunderstanding
The White House stated that a reported invitation and acceptance for Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida to visit the United States was a misunderstanding. President Eisenhower's press secretary James Hagerty said the note confirmed informal signals from the American ambassador but did not constitute a formal invitation. Tokyo critics claimed the report interfered in Japanese politics amid cabinet scandals.
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White House
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Japan
Tokyo
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Eisenhower
John M. Allison
Yoshida
United States
Eisenrw
Hagerty
Foreign Office
Taketora Ogata
Kenzo Matsumura
Progressive Party
Diet
Ike Could End McCarthyism Overnight Says Finletter
Former Air Force Secretary Thomas K. Finletter told WNYC radio that McCarthy tactics threaten military defense and civil liberties. He said Republicans sometimes weaponize the outside communist threat for votes and that a presidential order to respect civil rights could halt the menace overnight.
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Finletter
New York
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Reco
WNYC
Executive Branch
Amecans
Cool Thugs Net $50,000 In Diamonds
In Newark New Jersey three armed bandits held 20 employees at gunpoint at Wiss jewelry store near Military Park and fled with about $50 000 in diamonds after vault opening. Police arrived within minutes but the trio escaped.
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N. J
Wiss
Military Park
Victor Paul
Congress Backs Ike Arms Plan and Policy Teeth
The Senate and House backed President Eisenhower on a policy to limit use of U S arms to defensive purposes. Lawmakers hailed a public declaration tying aid to safeguards while warning Congress must approve force for overseas action. The Pakistan India and Korea issues were cited as contexts for enforcing defensive use.
Weather Report With Today’s Temperatures and Sun Times
The forecast lists a high of 10 with a tonight low of 39. Tonight’s low was 45 and yesterday’s high reached 63. Sunset is 6 14 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6 51 a.m.
Boy Gets Life For Stabbing in Kentucky
In Barbourville Kentucky a 14 year old was sentenced to life for the fatal stabbing of another youth. The incident occurred on February 14 in Barbourville. John Henry Hensley 14 of Barbourville was convicted of murder while his brother Garfield 17 received a 21 year term for aiding and abetting in the case.
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John Henry Hensley
Able
Garfield
Ioc
Flat Lick
Draft Board Head Resigns Over McCarthy
HAGERSTOWN Md Feb 27 A retired general from the Hagerstown draft board resigns amid the Stevens McCarthy row in Washington Gen Russell P Hartle criticizes Secretary Stevens and Sen McCarthy in a letter to the Maryland selective service director He cites conscience and fear of McCarthy wrath as reasons for stepping away from drafting American youth providing strong named entities and clear context
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McCarthy
Stevens
Hartle
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