Administration Puts Deadline On Bricker Bill Compromise
Congressional leaders clash over Bricker Amendment terms as the White House backs a constitutional substitute to curb treaty power. Senators Ferguson Knowland and Bricker debate whether a compromise can satisfy administration aims while preserving Bricker’s controversial clause. If not, party splits and a fall campaign showdown loom.
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Ee Eer
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Bee Waechand
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Eisenhower
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Democratia
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State
Justice Departments
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Thessue
Western ministers map postwar Germany and Asia policy
Dulles Eden and Bidault met at the French residence to discuss plans formed with Molotov on postwar Germany and Austrian independence. They aimed to counter Red China while pursuing limited German unification and independence, with Bermuda decisions guiding a follow up session.
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China
France
Red China
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Berlin
Molo
Tiny Sub May Prove As Vital As Nautilus
The Navy tests a small 131 foot T1 submarine built by Electric Boat in Groton for anti submarine work and experimental ideas. Lt. J M Snyder Jr leads a 14 enlisted and two officers crew to learn operations and aid detection avoidance while remaining far quieter than larger subs.
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R. 1
Navy
Gaean'e
New London
Providence Journal
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Electric Boat Co
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Submarine Service
Tec Sernee Arate
Peebas
Otek Lerseas
Brink's Case Break Viewed As Possible
Joseph J Specs O Keefe, once called the chief suspect in the 1.21 Brink's robbery, surrendered to Boston authorities on a violation of probation charge. He was arraigned before Judge Elijah Addison, held on 1500 bail, case continued to April 1. FBI declined comment on a possible Brink's case break.
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Boston
Joseph J “Specs
O'Keefe
Brink
Ae Aa
Elijah Adison
FBI
Grana Ry
Robry
Pennsylvania
Stanley Guacious
of Stoughton
Towanda
Adlow
Today's Weather Outlook and Sun Times
The high today is 40 degrees with a low of 28 tonight. Last night’s low was 15 and high 28. Sunset is at 5 38 and sunrise tomorrow at 7 26 a.m.
McCarthy Scores Voice of America Critique In Senate Hearing
The Senate Investigations subcommittee chaired by Sen. McCarthy says some Voice of America broadcasts were marked by ideological bias and that several employees were not aligned with American values. It credits Eisenhower admin improvements and notes USIA reforms to depoliticize overseas information efforts.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
McCa
R-Wis
Voice of America
Voice
eCarthy
Eisenhower
Tit
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USIA
de Ent
Acheson Group
State Department
Dean Acheson
McCarthy
Theodore C. Streibert
Senate
McCarthy Subcommittee
Voice of Amerca
Subcommittee
The
Cy On Neers Ee
Robert Johnson
International Information Program
Egyptians Celebrate Anniversary of Libera tion Rally in Cairo Parade
Cairo observances marked the first anniversary of the Liberation Rally founded to mobilize support for national development. Naguib hailed the move against British influence while warning imperialists, as 35,000 guards paraded and 100,000 cheered at Abdin palace. Violence and talks over British withdrawal persisted amid casualties and deserter suspicions.
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Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Liberation Uare
Mohamed I B
Naguib
Frank
Abdin
Liberation Rally
Farouk
Missad
N B
Hull Defends Release of Anti Reds as Beacon to Freedom
In contrast to claims of illegal abduction, Hull emphasizes that releasing nearly 22,000 anti Reds could guide others suffering under Communist tyranny to freedom and human dignity. He argues the freedmen stand as living symbols of hope against oppression.
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Hull
Fire Loss At Peerless Veneer Co Estimated At 300000
Secretary-Treasurer J. T. Tucker put damages at more than 300000 after a midnight fire destroyed the Peerless Veneer Co plant at 1017 Courtesy Rd during a heavy snowstorm. About 75 workers were employed. production at the plywood plant on Hamilton St may continue if veneer supply resumes. Fire cause listed as unknown.
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Peerless Veneer Co
J. T. Tucker
Tucker
Theeneer
Courtesy Rd
Peerless
Hamilton St
Fem Tecker
Alabama Democrats banish States Rights critics from primaries
Alabama's Democratic Executive Committee expelled candidates who backed States Rights or who failed to vote for the 1952 Democratic presidential ticket from this spring's primaries. The loyalty pledge passed 42 to 19 amid heated clashes. The panel also reaffirmed support for racial segregation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Gessner T. McCorvey
Mobile
Robert W. Gwin
Birmingham
Joe Goo
Tuscaloosa
Burns
Gwin
Ben F. Ray
Frank Mizell
State Committee
Governor Pardons Wrongfully Imprisoned Seattle Teen
Gov. Arthur Langlie granted an unconditional pardon to 18 year old Arthur Francis Emery, who served nine months for a robbery he did not commit. Emery’s case followed Denver confessing suspect Eugene Gough in the same bus driver holdup. The governor pledged to seek funds to reimburse Emery for the error and said courts often err against the innocent.
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Seattle
Arthur B. Langlie
Arthur Francis Emery
Langlie
Emery
State Reformatory
Monroe
Denver
Eugene Albert Gough
Olympia
King County
Reformatory
Sign in Berlin shows two hands tearing Iron Curtain
Berlin scene as a giant sign at the sector border features a bear and the message Peace is freedom We are together during the Big Four conference. West Berlin leader Willy Kressmann arranged the free food program last summer and ordered the sign for the duration facing the East sector.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Kressmann
Thunderbird Divisions to Return From Korea
The U S 45th Thunderbird Division will rotate back to the United States between February 15 and March 15, with the 40th Division following later. Only soldiers with enough points will rotate. others will be reassigned. The two divisions were among the last to arrive and saw heavy combat later in the war.
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U.S
Thunderbird
Korea
Oklahoma National Guard
United States
U. S. 40Th
California National Guard Ae
Eisenhower
Een D. Taylor
U. S. 8Th Army
40Th
45Th
General Clark to visit High Point with Dr Wood entourage
Gen Mark Clark former Fifth Army commander and author of Korea duty stories will visit High Point Tuesday as guest of Dr and Mrs T Wood They will ride from Greensboro to view Furniture Market displays and tour city highlights before departing to Charlotte General and Mrs Clark last connected in Europe during World War II and plan no special arrangements for the brief visit.
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Mark Clark
Citadel
High Point
T. Wood
Forrest Hill
Clark
Dr. Wood
Fifth Army
Greensboro
Wood
Leo
Rat
Europe
San Francisco
Woods
Charlotte
Freed convict Emma Johnson seeks divorce to wed Las Vegas chef
Emma Jo Johnson, freed from Nevada prison, was granted a divorce from Russell Johnson for mental cruelty so she can marry Jack Wengert, a 44 year old Las Vegas chef. The 1951 murder conviction was overturned by evidence claiming Jones died of a brain tumor.
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Nev
Emma Jo Johnson
Nevada
Ryland Pee
Russell Johnson
Elwin Leavitt
Carson City
Jack Wengert
Nevada Boardardons and Paroles
Jones
Snow blankets Tokyo as cold wave hits area
Snowfall of ten to twelve inches covered the To'vo area overnight and into Sunday morning. A bitter cold wave broke the recent unseasonable warmth that had prevailed since the start of the year.
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Tokyo
To'vo
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