Venezuela Tensions Ease as Perez Jimenez Reshapes Cabinet
Venezuela's 10 day political storm subsided after President Marcos Perez Jimenez dismissed interior minister Laureano Vallenilla Sanz and security chief Pedro Estrada. Exiles and cabinet shifts signaled military anxieties lingering amid no clear pledge on elections or constitutional changes. Generals Fuentes and Castro Leon, linked to the New Year's revolt, were released, highlighting ongoing dissident military pressure.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Laureano Vallenilla Sanz
Pedro Estrada
Secret Police
Paris
Estrada
Dominican Republic
Presi
Ee Ee Eae Nee
Jimenez
Hugo Fuentes
Jesus Maria Castro Leon
Jailed Mexico candidate sparks calls for fair election
A PAN official said President Ruiz Cortines was urged to ensure free electioneering and safety after Alvarez and a companion were briefly jailed in Jalpa following an incident near a meeting. The incident occurred as Alvarez opposed PRI candidate Lopez Mateos in the midyear race.
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Agua Calientes
Mexico
National Action Party
Pan
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Aaia
Luis al- Seas
Jesus Sanz Cerrada
Alvarez Group
Alvarez
Jalpa
Fresnillo
Zacatecas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Revolutionary Institutional Party
PRI
Sanz Cerrada
Flores
To Live Dog's Life in Moon Flight Chamber
A. J. Donald Farrell a 28 year old Bronx clerk will spend a week in a space flight chamber at Randolph Air Force Base simulating conditions of a round trip to the moon. He will be wired to record reactions as in the Laika Sputnik II test. The chamber is the size of a home furnace and Farrell will sit in a canvas chair during the test.
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San Antonio
Tex
A. J.C
Donald G. Farrell
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
Laika
Air Force
Farrell
Ting
Bronx
N.Y
Increase In Postal Rates Is Foreseen
Washington January 11 1953 the Eisenhower administration moved to push its rate hike bill through Congress. The expected extra revenue could be offset by planned federal pay raises.
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Washington
Jan
Eisenhower
Congress
Amy Kan
Senate Post Office Committee
Senate
Senate Committee
Sen. Neuberger
D-Ore
Post Office Committee
Cb Ny
Demos Disavow Kennan Proposals On German Neutralization
New York Jan 11 Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson publicly disassociated the Democratic party from George Kennan's proposed German neutralization and troop withdrawal plan broadcast in Britain. Acheson said Kennan's views do not reflect Democratic leadership and were rejected in 1949. The statement, released by the American Council on Germany, emphasizes Kennedy’s stance diverges from party policy.
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New York
U. S
Dean Acheson
Democratic Party
Russia
George F. Kennan
Germany
Kennan
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Britain
Europe
United States
Acheson
Christopher Emmet
American Council On Germany, Inc
George Kennan
Reith
Rocket Misfire Averted by Inspectors at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral Florida Convair Astronautics Division disclosed a two percent inch bug almost canceled yesterday's Atlas missile flight. Robert C. Goldinger forty one, chief inspector for Convair, identified a loose metal pin in the fuel system after eight hours of searching. His hunch and expertise saved the mission and allowed the successful test flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
Convair Astronautics Division
General Dynamics Corp
Robert C. Goldinger
Convair
Air Force Missile Test Center
Atlas
Army Navy race to launch first American satellite
At Cape Canaveral on January 11 officials weighed which service would be first to orbit a satellite. Navy eyes a Vanguard moon rocket near week’s end while Army plans a Jupiter C flight days later in secrecy from a barbed wire range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Movie Censorship Sought By Women
James Gordon Steese 75, retired U.S. Army brigadier general and civil engineer, died in Bangui from injuries in an automobile crash. He served as assistant chief of engineers in World War I, was recalled in World War II for the Panama Canal Zone, and later worked as an engineer. Burial and funeral were in Bangui.
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Bangui
French Equatorial Africa
James Gordon Steese
U. S. Army Brgadier
Steese
Army
Panama Canal Zone
Army and Navy Club
Washington
Ocape
Fire crews report under control after Chimney Town blaze
Chattanooga fire units rush to a call with a hook and ladder truck and other gear. A fire officer relays to headquarters that the blaze is under control moments after arrival. The report mentions pork dish evidence amid the incident.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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