Senate seeks bipartisan Bricker substitute to break treaty impasse
Senate leaders hope a bipartisan substitute for the Bricker amendment can break the stalemate in the foreign affairs dispute while preserving presidential powers. Senator George of Georgia cites a two section plan matching core Bricker limits and advancing a mechanism for non treaty agreements by Congress. Bricker and administration aides weigh the change as Republicans plan a possible roll call vote next week.
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Washington
Senate
Bricker
Roenmuhlican Jasdan Rannland
WEC Sacre Srey Eee
California
George
Sen
D-Ga
John
Ohio
Knowland
White House
Capitol
Eisenhower
Congress
Ohioan
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Gouzenko Warns Zaroubin May Be Watched in Washington
Former Soviet embassy clerk Igor Gouzenko tells Drew Pearson in a televised interview that Georgi Zaroubin, former Soviet ambassador to Canada and now to the United States, should be watched as a potentially dangerous man. Gouzenko, in hiding under Canadian protection, discusses Soviet espionage and his defection revealing how the network operated.
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Washington
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Georgi N. Zaroubin
United States
Gouzenko
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Zaroubin
Moscow
Gouzekno
Blast Kills Woman at Bermite Powder Plant
A blast at the Bermite Powder Co plant in Newhall California killed Mrs. Della Mitchell 43 of San Fernando and injured 17 others. Among the injured two are in critical condition including Frances Floyd 20 who may lose her legs and Leora Tole 25 of Acton.
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Newhall
Calif
Bermite Powder Co
Della Mitchell
San Fernando
Frances Floyd
Leora. Tole
Acton
Montgomery Moves Into White House
Robert Montgomery, actor and TV producer, has moved into a White House office as a part time radio and television adviser to President Eisenhower. A longtime Republican and former AFL president, Montgomery has advised on broadcasts and helped adjust delivery of the State of the Union. He previously worked at the White House in WWII and remains active in producing his Monday night drama show. He hails from Beacon, New York.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Re House
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
White House
Eisenhower
Robert Montis
Rachel
Ike
State of Union
Navy
Develo
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Hollywood
AFL
Screen Actors Guild
Beacon, N. Y
N C Newsmen Meet to Discuss Press Topics
North Carolina newsmen gathered in Chapel Hill for a midwinter institute. Attendees heard talks by John P. McKnight in Rome and UNC School of Journalism dean Norval Luxon. Dr. Frank P. Graham outlined an eight point peace policy program.
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N. C
North Carolina
State Press Association
Associated Dailies
John P. McKnight
Ress
Rome
Norval Neil Luxon
University of North Carolina
School of Journalism
Frank P. Graham
United Nations
Graham
Community of Nations
D. Hiden Ramsey
Asheville Citizen-Times
Weimar Jones
Association
Midwinter Institute
Robert B. House
Thomas L. Finson
Charlotte
White House ordered destruction of naval files in 1944
Senate internal security panel will probe who ordered the destruction of intelligence files on Communist activity. The account ties Navy counterintelligence in New York to Morris and Kravchenko, with Nimitz and King confirming a White House order. Admiral not recalling the incident. Morris resigned last year to become a New York City judge.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
White House
Navy
New York
Russia
Robert Morris
Victor Kravchenko
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Morris
Kravchenko
Adm
Chster
Pacific
Ect
Nimitz
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
King
Bob Morris
Adm. ‘Nimitz
Adm. King
Berkeley
Calif
Pel
New York City
New Suit In Roosevelt Squabble
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt, wife of James Roosevelt, files a separate maintenance suit in Pasadena Superior Court seeking 2000 dollars monthly support and 1500 dollars for their three children. She names three co respondents Irene Owens June Jordan and Elaine Hilton. The action follows a prior Roosevelt filing for separate maintenance demanding personal items from his wife.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt
Gladys Irene Owens
Irene Owens
June Nelson
June Jordan
Elaine Hilton
Roosevelt
Mixed Senate economic views on Eisenhower plan
Democratic members fault the White House for weak action amid a business dip while Republicans defend the proposals. Sen. Sparkman and Rep. Bolling urge faster, stronger measures, contrasting with Sen. Watkins who calls the plan a moderate inventory adjustment and expects a rebound in a few months. The Economic Committee prepares to hear Burns and other leaders as it weighs a report due by March 1.
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F — Key
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Eisenhower
White House
Sparkman
Sen
D-Ala
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House Economic Committee
Rep. Bolling
D-Mo
Sen. Watkins
Utah
GOP
Watkins
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Congress
Parliament Re Elects Tito Unanimously
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito was re elected unanimously by Parliament after declaring Yugoslavia will do business with all nations on mutual respect. At 61 he appeared frail yet received an ovation delivering a lengthy message. He vowed an independent foreign policy while maintaining ties with the West.
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Russia
Stalin
West
Cominform
UDC Fights Virginia Parking Lot Plan Over Confederate Grounds
Richmond Virginia debate pits United Daughters of the Confederacy against legislators over turning two strips of land at a Confederate veterans home into a parking lot for the nearby Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. The UDC denounces the plan as desecration while lawmakers weigh parking needs against memory.
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Richmond
Virginia
United Daughters of the Coreceenan
House of Delegates
UDC
Battle of
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jamestown
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Williamsburg
Patrick Henry
North Carolina sees overall high business activity in 1950s
The North Carolina Research Institute reports activity stayed strong last year with higher totals than 1950 but slowed in December. Farm marketing receipts fell 2 percent and state income tax receipts dropped 5 percent. December employment slipped 10 percent versus 1950 and non farm earnings declined 4.5 percent, though not as sharply as national declines.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Research Institute
Eisenhower calls GOP unity to meet present storm
President urges Republican unity on broad policy amid internal party splits over housing social security and health. He cites Lincoln to argue that the dogmas of the past are inadequate for today’s challenges and promotes a unified effort to advance the Eisenhower program. A Lincoln Day message recorded for party dinners will be distributed nationwide.
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Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
White House
GOP
Congress
Senate
Bricker
Governall
Providence
R.I
Lincoln
Pony
Bidault proposes UN disarmament conference post hostilities end
In Berlin Georges Bidault urged a United Nations disarmament conference only after all current hostilities end and aggression is outlawed. He introduced a resolution at the Big Four Berlin talks aimed at pressuring the Communist bloc to end the Indochina war while Molotov pushed for a worldwide conference including Red China.
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Georges Bidault
Volotov
Molotov
Big Four
Red China
The
United Nations
Bidault
Indochina
Oan
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Spon
U. M. Disarmament Commission
Big
Ion
Resolutien
U. S
Dulles
Eden
Ickoff
Iman
Mysterious razor attacks hit Montreal 13 women wounded
A week of razor slashing in Montreal escalates with 13 women injured including 21 and 10 stitch cases. A second assailant suspected as two targets struck at opposite city ends. Police received 2000 calls as schools closed early and fear rose.
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Montreal
Canada
Mae Meikle
Marcelle Casson
Unemployment Rises by Half Million in January
The Census Bureau reports unemployment increased by about 500,000 from December to January, totaling 2,360,000. The rate reached roughly 3.8 percent of civilian workers, about 450,000 above a year earlier, with declines in some industries not typical to seasonal patterns.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sub to Get Atomic Motor February 15
The atomic reactor for the submarine Nautilus will be installed Feb 15. Adm. Robert B. Carney disclosed in Nation's Business that emplacement of fissionable fuel and shielding details remain, with Westinghouse building the reactor and propulsion gear.
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Robert B. Carney
Navy
Nation's Business
Groton
Conn
Carney
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United States Navy
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