Reds Say Communists Will Repatriate 21 Americans
Peiping radio reported the Communists agreed to take back 21 Americans, one Briton, and 325 South Koreans who chose to stay. Gen. Lee Sang Cho notified Lt. Gen. Thimayya, asking to send Red Cross reps to the project camp to facilitate repatriation to the North. The group, freed by Indian forces on Jan. 23, had previously resisted being returned.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Lee Sang Cho
Military Armistice Commission
Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Red Cross
Red Command
Lee
Reds Seek Resumption of Korean Peace Talks Monday
Peiping radio broadcast a sealed letter from the Communists proposing a Monday restart of the stalled Panmunjom talks on Red terms. The letter urged direct settlement with U S envoy Arthur Dean and hinted at flexibility on dates, while U N allies withheld comment pending delivery.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Peiping Radio
Pei
Tokyo
Reds
Dean
Peiping
Pey
Strike Poll Plan All But Dead
Washington officials said President Eisenhower's proposal for secret government supervised strike votes in labor disputes is all but dead. Mitchell told the Senate Labor Committee the plan faces strong Senate opposition as White House aides reassess how a vote should occur, while the Chamber of Commerce signals cautious support with conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Senate Labor Committee
House Labor Committee
Senate
W. B. Barton
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Barton
Chamber
White House
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Ohio Charges Higher Truck Taxes Than Southern States
Ohio tax officials report the state now charges higher average axle and license fees for trucks than 10 Southern states involved in reciprocity talks. A three-axle tractor-trailer on 10,000 miles yearly in Ohio totals 392 dollars, with 262 license tags and 100 axle-mile tax. Southern states cited include South Carolina 787, Louisiana 720, North Carolina 651, Mississippi 517.50, Tennessee 450, Kentucky 450, Virginia 282, Georgia 210, Florida 108.75, Alabama 108.75, while Ohio asserts reciprocity excludes axle-mile taxes in other states. Governor Lausche sought to delay the dispute in Atlanta but was rebuffed.
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Frank J. Lausche
Atlanta
Governors’ Conference
Ohio
Lausche
South Carolina
Louisiana
North Carolina
Mississo
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Beeson Approved by Senate Labor Committee
The Senate Labor Committee voted 7 to 6 along party lines to approve Albert C. Beeson for the National Labor Relations Board. Critics labeled him a union-buster while tensions rose on the committee bench with accusations of steamrolling and delaying tactics amid a stormy session.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
Sen
Lehman
H. Alexander Smith
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Beeson
San Jose
Calif
Smith
Tremendously Impressed General Clark Visits Furniture Mart
General Mark W. Clark, honorary Tar Heel, toured the Southern Furniture Exposition Building in High Point with wife and entourage. He received a Tar Heel tie and citation, praised North Carolina's furniture industry, and discussed his post retirement plans and upcoming Citadel presidency.
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Mark Clark
Furniture Mart
Ron Cocking
Mark W. Clark
Southern Furniture and
Leo J. Heer
Southern Furniture Exposition
North Carolina
Gen. Clark
High Point
George Wood
Tom Tyson
38Th
Italy
15Th Army Group
Clark
Enterprise
Heritage Furniture Co
Borman
Danube
Yalu
Coamuuniets Tren
Europe
Panmunjom
Berlin
Mississippi Bill Aims to Preserve School Segregation
Mississippi House backs a measure to assign students to schools to maintain segregation even if the Supreme Court rules against it. The plan, approved 98 to 6, would empower counties to place children based on welfare, health, and facilities with appeals through boards, county boards, and circuit court, delaying desegregation.
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Bill
State Supreme Court
Gore
Mississippi
Board of Education
House
Jackson, Miss
Ueme
Ney Gore Jr
Supreme Court
Senate
Hugh White
Board of Trustees
County Board of Education
Rifle Marksman Sought In Fatal Shooting
Detroit police hunted a rifle marksman in the fatal shooting of John Warren Mattson 53 traffic manager at Atlas Steel Corp. He was shot through a window at the company office on East Grand Boulevard around 6 30 p m yesterday. Friends were questioned and there were no known enemies. A reported argument with an unidentified man at the office was noted by police.
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Detroit
John Warren Mattson
Atlas Steel Corp
Mattson
East Grand Boulevard
Sylvia
Atlas Corp
Jack J. Brown
Dulles Rejects Molotov Talks in Berlin Policy Clash
Secretary of State Dulles denounced Molotov at the Berlin conference and rejected a proposed big power meeting with Red China on world peace. He accepted the procedure Molotov suggested to avoid weeks of argument, criticized the Soviet plan as reviving Franco German hostility, and urged action on European problems and German unification through free elections.
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Berlin
Dulles
Molotov
United States
Red China
Eden
Bidault
Moltoy
Soviet Union
Versailles
Germany
Countka
Bricker Signals Willingness to Compromise on Treaty Powers
Sen. Bricker says a compromise on changing treaty making powers in the Constitution could keep Republicans from factional splits. He disputes President Eisenhower’s warnings that Bricker’s amendment could hinder dealing with allies and shift U.S. leadership, insisting his plan would not block mutual defense talks or peacetime atomic pooling.
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Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
United States
Knowland
California
Senate
Students seize Madrid radio amid protests over Gibraltar
Rioting students briefly took over a Madrid radio station, halting broadcasts for about 30 minutes as clashes with police continued in the Spanish capital. They urged the resignation of security director Brig. Gen. Rafael Hierro Martinez and criticized Falange officials and government censorship while demanding press freedom.
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Madrid
Spain
Gibraltar
Rafael Hierro Martinez
Falange Party
Raimundo Fernandez Cuesta
Francisco Franco
Gabriel Arias Salgado
Arias Salgado
Policies Trap 10 000 Mexicans near Calexico border
In Calexico California and Mexicali cross border labor confusion traps about 10 000 Mexican farm workers. Mexican guards open gates then American guards close them causing a migration bottleneck. Imperial Valley farmers say they have almost all the labor they need under the new hiring plan. Baja California sets a committee to transport workers home at 500 daily.
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Calexico
Calif
California
Imperial Valley
Mexicali
United States
U. S
Imelief
J. Tullio Lopezza
Mexico
Baja California State
Wba
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Amunjom
U.N
State Department
Kenneth Young
Edwin Martin
South Korea
Allied
Edward Martin
U. N. Command
Defense Department
Manchuria
Yalu River
N Korea
Red
U. N
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Mondo Radio-Tv
Anne
Columbus
Tax Commission
China
Mrs
Clarks
Me T. Wood
Liott Wood
Heritage
Moscow
Vienna
Heer
Henry Foscue
Liz
Madrid Radio
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