Eisenhower Rejects Soviet Friendship Treaty Offer
Senators from both parties praised Eisenhower's reply rejecting Premier Bulganin's proposal for a Soviet United States friendship treaty. The dissenting voices labeled the Bulgarian letter as cheap politics while lauding the president's conciliatory approach and call for deeds over words to improve world peace.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Bulganin
Russia
Negro Death Likely From Broken Neck After Shootout
In Raleigh Mississippi district attorney says Edward Duckworth a 24 year old Negro saw mill worker shot twice by Grover Lackey white boss may have died from a broken neck from a car crash while being transported to a Magee hospital. Allen Reed Magee undertaker found two bullet wounds near the shoulder and a broken neck. Duckworth was carried by his brother toward Magee when the vehicle overturned yesterday.
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Raleigh
Miss
Bill Little
Edward Duckworth
Mize
Sullivan's Hollow
Little
Grover Lackey
Allen Reed
Magee, Miss
Duckworth
Magee Hospital
Reds voice concern over Eisenhower on peace talks in Prague
In Prague Molotov expressed worry about Eisenhower's stance on the Soviet plan for a 20 year peace treaty. He toasted with reporters to peace as Zhukov and Konyev joined a Warsaw Pact reception hosted by President Zapotocky. Ulbricht called Eisenhower's reply a blow to peace.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Russia
Svent
Nikolai Bulganin
Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Antonin Zapotocky
Red
Warsaw Alliance
Zhukov
Ivan
Konev
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Ulbricht
Must Assume Hurricanes To Continue Says Hodges
Gov. Luther Hodges urged continuing hurricane planning as a normal risk for coastal areas. He cited a two month study on reducing future damage and noted possible extensive losses, urging sand dune protection, erosion control, and flood land use planning. Hodges also pressed ACL to keep headquarters in North Carolina, meeting with hurricane relief panel to maintain momentum.
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Wilmington
N.C
Luther Hodges
North Carolina Beach
Hodges
William P. Saunders
Conservation and Development Department
C. McD. Davis
Atlantic Coast
Davis
ACL
North Carolina
Citizens Advisory Panel For
Ile
Senator George Hale Hearty Turns 78 Amid World View
The dean of the Senate and Foreign Relations chair, Senator George, commented that global tension is not rising to a hot war with Russia. He noted Russia shifts to propaganda and trade in Asia and the Middle East while pursuing world domination. Domestically he praised the economy but flagged agriculture as a weak point and criticized slow farm policy relief and surpluses concerns.
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Senate
Russia
Soviet Union
George
Egypt
India
Burma
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Quiet Popular Civil Engineer Kills 6 In Family And Himself
PARSIPPANY TROY HILLS N J Jan 28 A quiet popular civil engineer William D Bauer 48 a New York state inspector of roadway material killed his wife 36 Elizabeth Jane 6 their 2 year old son Peter and his elderly mother Emma 84 in their home then shot himself Police said he had been advised to take a Florida vacation by a doctor for nervousness A frightened neighbor found the scene after Bauer failed to depart for Florida and the family had packed bags for the trip The couple’s other child a 6 year old girl Elizabeth was killed at the table and the father killed the two at close range before dying in the doorway of the house’’
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Leo D’orsi
Elizabeth Jane Bauer
William D. Bauer
Peter David Bauer
Ed Gerhard
Parsippany
Troy Hills
N. J
Bauer
Florence Alice
Elizabeth
A. C. Nuber
Nuber
Peter
N.J
Florida
New York State
Morris County
Edward J. Gebhardt
Florence Alice Bauer
Elizabeth Jane
Peter David
Emma
Sedgefield Drive
Exeter St
Sedgefield
County police car added to traffic toll
A fatal crash on U S 29A left Nathaniel Stitt of Newell dead and James D. Grier of Charlotte injured. A Mecklenburg County patrol car responding to the scene was hit, two officers treated, and the tractor trailer driver Robert C. Caldwell cited after an 11 year safe driving pin. Leonard McCullough faced charges after a red light collision downtown.
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U.S. 29A
Here
Mecklenburg County
Nathaniel Stitt
Newell
James D. Grier
Rt. 8
Charlotte
Robert C. Caldwell
Express Company
J. W. Morris
D. Brooks
Leonard McCullough
Six Die In Austrian Avalanche At St Anton Ski Area
A roaring avalanche at St Anton, Austria, killed six skiers including Ruth Lester-Neville of West Chester Pennsylvania and three Britons plus two Germans. Victims named Mrs K Fleming, Juliana Boer, Dr Peter Shaw, Dieter Mannesmann, and Joseph von Sehlichter.
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ST. Anton
Austria
Pennsylvania
Rene Lester-Neville
West Chester
K. Fleming
Bradford
England
Juliana Boer
London
Peter Shaw
Blairgowrie
Scotland
Dieter Mannesmann
Westhafen
West Germany
Joseph von Sehlichter
Bavaria
Ulmer
Percens
Hetaeh von Veenivettae
Cemane
Nude body found near Fayetteville identified as Maudice Hall
Hunters discovered the nude and stabbed body of 25 year old Maudice Hall near Fayetteville North Carolina. Cumberland County Coroner Alph a Clark identified her as the victim last seen leaving a bar with an unidentified male companion. She wore a ring necklace and wrist watch.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Cumberland County
Alpha Clark
Maudice Hall
Clark
Hall
Leslie Griffin
Rt. 2
Lamberton
Jury Rules Murder In Cop's Death
CHICAGO January 28 coroner's jury classed the killing of Detective Lyons Kelliher as murder. The fugitive Donald Lawrence 17 will face murder charges with possible death penalty. Lawrence shot at officers in a West Side tavern while resisting frisk.
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Chicago
Lyons Kelliher
Donald Lawrence
Ft. Carson
Colo
Kelliher
William Derrig
West Side
Lawrence
Cook County
Grand Jury
John Gutknecht
Derrig
St. Anne's Hospital
James Worthy
Linda Spears
Mendes-France Possible Choice As Vice-Premier
Paris dispatch says Premier designate Guy Mollet aims to include Pierre Mendes-France as vice premier in a tentative cabinet. The lineup favors Republican Front members, excludes Communists, and centers on Mollet’s Socialist and Radical allies with 13 prospective ministers. Foreign affairs would go to Christian Pineau, while Gen Georges Catroux would head Algeria, a key issue for parliamentary approval.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Pierre Mendes
Mollet
Christian Pineau
Mendes-France i
St. Faux -At - Boigni
Algeria
Georges Catroux
Parliamen
Catroux
Ormer
Moscow
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Po Dee Sarat
Eisenhower rejects Bulganin peace treaty offer
President Eisenhower refused Premier Bulganin's proposed friendship and cooperation pact with the Soviet Union. He said deeds matter more than words and warned such a treaty could lull the world into a false sense of security. He invited Bulganin to propose prompt measures toward German unification and reducing nuclear tension.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Nikolai Ovo
de Lanear
Bulganin
United States
Germany
White House
Patterson to challenge Morse for U.S. Senate seat
Oregon Governor Paul Patterson, who took office in December 1952, announced his bid to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Wayne Morse. Patterson, a Eisenhower ally, will face Elmer Deetz in the May Republican primary, while Morse seeks re election.
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Salem
Ore
Repblican
Paul Patterson
Oregon
U.S
Senate
Wayne Morse
Patterson
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
Morse
Elmer Deetz
Morne
Ofrogram
White House
Eiley
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