Eisenhower Warns of Soviet Threat as Prosperity Rises
President Eisenhower used a joint session to declare the nation at an unprecedented prosperity while warning that a strongly armed imperialistic dictatorship threatens free world security. He urged unity with dependable nations, a strong military, and cautious steps toward workable nuclear and space nonproliferation agreements. The State of the Union note emphasized a limited, businesslike agenda and a possible page two continuation.
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Filibuster Expected For Civil Rights Legislation Pass
Senate leaders expect civil rights legislation to pass this session despite a Southern filibuster. A Democratic source says public sentiment is strong enough to overcome delaying tactics, with a plan for court action, a Civil Rights Division, and a presidential commission. Johnson and Knowland backed a move to cut off debate by two thirds.
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What Young People Think survey of city teens
The Enterprise today surveyed about a hundred city school teens to compare local youths with the nation's average. Results will appear next Thursday in connection with the weeks feature What Young People Think. Parents and children are invited to test their wits on the questions.
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Women’s Department
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Enterprise Today
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Triplets Make House Crowded in Erie Family
ERIE Pa. K C Burnett of 43 with wife 38 welcomed triplets all girls at St Vincent Hospital last night. The couple already had 11 children and now total 14 with the new arrivals. Burnett says the family is very happy but the three newborns will crowd their three bedroom home.
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Midwest Storm Pushes Snow South Into Northeast
A major January storm blankets the Rockies and Midwest with heavy snow and blizzard like winds. Travel slows as highways close and motorists abandon cars amid subzero temperatures and evolving conditions into the Northeast.
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Yemen Turns to Soviet Arms Amid Border Clashes
Yemen, facing clashes with Britain along the Aden protectorate border, has joined Arab states arming from the Soviet bloc. An official Yemenite source says a Czech arms deal worth about 8.5 million dollars has arrived, while London suggests Russian volunteers may be involved. The Aden government says British cannons and Venom fighters have targeted Yemeni positions.
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Cold Wave Warning Grid Hits Carolinas Tonight
The Weather Bureau issued a cold wave warning for the Carolinas tonight. Predictions show 15 to 20 degrees in northwest South Carolina, up to 26 on the coast, and 15 to 24 in North Carolina's Piedmont with 22 to 29 in the coastal plain. Temperatures were mild today due to southerly winds as a cold front was expected to reach the mountains by evening. Morning lows included Asheville 54, Charleston 60, Charlotte 60, Columbia 64, Greensboro 59, Raleigh 51, Wilmington 59.
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Acheson Attacks Eisenhower Middle East Plan in Hearings
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson sharply criticized the Eisenhower administration's Middle East approach during testimony before the Foreign Affairs Committee. He called the plan vague and inadequate and urged addressing Suez Canal shutdown and Arab Israeli issues rather than vague militarily oriented steps. House Speaker Rayburn preceded his appearance with remarks.
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Eisenhower
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Macmillan Close Wartime Friend of Eisenhower
London report notes Harold Macmillan as a close wartime friend of Dwight Eisenhower and mentions kin in the United States.
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Eisenhower
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Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Figure of Fires and Liberal Tory Briton Profile
A reflective column discusses a wave of fires across the country urging vigilance against arson or accidents and notes human and financial losses. It then profiles a 62 year old Conservative politician and wartime ally of Churchill, describing his tenure, views, and public image.
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Bombings hit four Negro churches and ministers' homes in Montgomery
Four Negro churches and the homes of two ministers were bombed in Montgomery early today less than 12 hours after a racially integrated city bus attack. No injuries were reported. Mayor Gayle halted bus service as a precaution. Governor Folsom offered a $2,000 reward for information leading to the perpetrators. The Mt Olive church sustained the heaviest damage with walls blown inward.
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Gayle
James E. Folsom
Folsom
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J. B. Rucker
Mt. Olive
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Aumeee
Bell Street
Somteone
D. Osgoode
Macmillan Becomes Prime Minister of Britain
Harold Macmillan was named Britain’s prime minister succeeding Anthony Eden. The 62 year old Chancellor of the Exchequer will lead the Conservative party with Queen Elizabeth II’s backing and aims to repair strains in Anglo American ties after Eden's Egypt venture. He does not yet promise a general election.
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Spencer, Ind
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Forty & Eight Convention Opens With Early Rally At Sheraton
Forty & Eight members arrived for the American Legion convention rally at the Sheraton Hotel ballroom at 2 p.m. The Grande Voiture Committee planned meetings at 8:30 p.m. and a 9 p.m. dance. Saturday includes committee meetings, a 4 to 7 p.m. discussion series and a post officers conference. Mayor Covington to give welcome, Howard Kingdom to speak at 10:15 a.m. and a banquet to close Saturday, with memorial service Sunday.
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National Legislative Commission
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