State Dept Denies Plot to Unseat Nicaraguan Leader
Motive cited Guatemala's accusations that Nic would topple Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán's regime, which Washington rejected as false. The U S State Department labeled the charges as propaganda while noting possible links to recent Moscow visits and Guatemalan figures Erd as communist. Other reactions came from Ciudad Trujillo and Panama, with personnel changes noted in Panama City.
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Nicaragua
Nicto
Jacobo Guzman
Coun
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Vacaragua
Jasio
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State’ Department
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inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Caracas
Venezuela
Inc
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Berlin
State Department
Gat
Moscow
Victor Manuel Gutierrez
Guatemalean Labor Confederation
Jose Manuel Fortuny
Communist Party
U. S. State Department
Arbenz
Ment
U. S
Guillermo Toriello
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Igees Digor
Fuenan Opponen Arbenz
Fmt
Etanne Cy
Moo
Anastasio Somoza de
Liabeled
Hamburg
Germany
H. F. Oe Co
Angers
Panama
Jorge Isaac Delgado
Delgado
Somoza
Reds Name 3 New Envoys Since Stalin Death
The piece notes 31 new Soviet envoys abroad since Stalin's death ten months ago. It highlights more pro Moscow specialists from central committee as diplomats in satellites. It mentions shifts across China India East Germany and other nations amid party power realignments.
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Joseph Stalin
Mos “Sow
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita “Khrushchev
Central Committee
Stalin
China
India
East Germany
Austria
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Poland
Afghanistan
Australia
Iran
Mexico
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Romania
Netherlands
Israel
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Canada
Ethiopia
Egypt
Czechosway
Traly
Ovakia
Sway
Iceland
Bulgaria
Renu
Oli
Khrush=chev
Malenkov
London
Pope Pius health improves says L Osservatore Romano
Vatican report states Pope Pius is gradually improving with overall condition satisfactory and no cause for uneasiness. He will need rest periods and reduced work for a time while illness described as an indisposition from overwork is treated. He may attend candle presentation ceremony next Tuesday despite continued apartment work.
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Vatican City
M— L’osservatore Romano
Pius
Vatican Per
L’osservatore
Vatican
Pope
Wil
Rome
Flying Farmer May Have Set New Distance Mark
MIAMI Florida January 30 Del Fuhriman a 44 year old flying farmer from Utah landed in Cross City after a Seattle to Cross City hop forced by fuel shortage He hoped he set a new distance mark but was unsure which distance. He flew a Cessna under 145 horsepower and faced bad weather over Idaho Alabama and Montgomery while planning a nonstop Seattle to Miami run.
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Miami
Fla
del) Fuhriman
Utah
Seattle
Cross City
Eastern Air Lines
Fuhriman
Los Angeles
LaGuardia N. Y
Oakland
LaGuardia Field
Meas- Cal
Max Conrad
Piper Cub
Tremonton
Idaho
Alabama
Montgomery
Parties Set Election Warm-Ups With D. Harold Oliver Report
The GOP plans a three day rally starting Feb 4 with Lincoln Day events and a White House attendance. Democratic leaders announce a nine state West tour led by Stephen Mitchell to boost Senate chances and unify party efforts amid displeasure with farm and power policies.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Democratic National Committee
Texas
National Party
National Committee
Finance
Women's
New Compromise Moves Aimed At Bricker Battle
Washington January 30 A bipartisan compromise on the Bricker amendment to treaty making would make treaties the supreme law of the land with Senate two thirds ratification and a roll call vote. It drops the Bricker which clause and adds limitations that treaties conform to the Constitution and cannot override domestic law without Congress approval. Senator Knowland said the plan is acceptable around and will be discussed with President Eisenhower at a Monday White House meeting.
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GOP
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate
House
Hollywood
Republican National
National Committee
Washington
Bricker
Sen
Ohio
Knowland
California
George D-Ga
United States
White House
oSee
Hemingway Resting After Africa Plane Crashes
Ernest Hemingway lies in bed at his Nairobi hotel after surviving two air crashes in Central Africa. A doctor orders three days of rest for the writer, who injured his arm and whose wife suffered two cracked ribs in the Ugandan jungle crashes. He is not seriously ill and expected to recover in a few days.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Ernest Hemingway
Central Africa
Uganda
Hemingway
Taylor Brands McCarthy Tactics As Vicious Policy
Former war crimes prosecutor Theodore Taylor condemned what he called a vicious method for shaping national policy in a speech at Howard University. He criticized calls for a global trade embargo with Communist countries and cutting US aid to nations trading with Red China. He cited public telegram demonstrations to President Eisenhower as an example of aggressive pressure, and defended U.S. diplomacy amid Korea peace talks.
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Washington
Teford Taylor
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Eisenhower Adinistration
Aylor
Wisconsin
National Assn. For the Advancement of
Colored People
Taylor
China
Eisenhower
Howard University
World Assembly of Youth
Singapore
United States
Arthur Dean
U.S
Korea
Dean
Three Sisters Wed in Triple Rites in New Jersey
Elizabeth New Jersey January 30 three Black sisters Florence 19 Doris 21 and Betty 23 wed in a single ceremony at St Mark's Theran Church Roselle and all six stood in a row for vows Father Godfrey Alberti presided. Betty and Walter Felauner Doris and Richard Lynch and Florence and Edward Elihard shared the bridegroom roles as the crowd of 500 attended and a reception followed at the Mason Temple. Each couple coordinated marriages to ease the family schedule. The father Harry T Black heads the Linden refinery fire department and watched the weddings with relief as the event ended about 20 minutes after it began.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Black
St. Mark's Theran Church
Florence
Doris
Betty Black
Godfrey E. Alberti
St. Mark's Church Inn
Harry T. Black
Roselle
Betty
Walter G. Felauer
Carteret
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Richard J. Lynch
Union Auto Top Co
Union
Elizabeth General Hospital
Edward Elihard
East Orange
Esso Standard Oil Co
Bayway
Linden
East West talks on future of Germany at Berlin sessions
Dulles warned the Western side faces a cautious path as Molotov argued against a German defeatism. Molotov claimed Germany must be free in domestic and foreign affairs while the Soviets warned against Western plans that might keep Germany in semi occupation for decades. The session featured strong exchanges over a European army and supervision of German elections and voting.
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Dulles
Russia
Molotov
EDC
Bonn
Germany
Berlin
Formany
Soviet Zone
Eden
Osman Apnaiet
Ie ‘Depa
Andrei Aieaide
Massey Acquitted in Rape Case at Charlotte Trial
Willie James Massey, 33, a Negro brickyard worker from Greenville South Carolina, was acquitted of raping the wife of a Greenville dentist after a 30 minute jury deliberation in Charlotte. The trial was Massey’s second on the capital charge following a December mistrial. The accuser identified Massey as the attacker, while Massey testified he was at his Union County home.
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Charlotte
N.C
Willie James Massey
Greenville
S.C
Massey
Assey
Matthews
Union County
Roosevelt to run for Congress amid wife scandal in 1945 inquiry
James Roosevelt, despite a civil suit involving his wife and adultery accusations with multiple women, will stay in the California 26th District race for Congress. Local Democrats and supporters voiced neutrality or backing, while Roosevelt prepared a press conference and attended a Pasadena event honoring his father.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
California
Paw Ziffren
Democratic National
Ned Raiding
Los Angeles
Democratic Council
Rosalind Wiener
Romelle Schneider Roosevelt
Pasadena Athletic Club
Twenty Drown In Britain As Pond Ice Weakened
Lancaster England January 30 twenty persons mostly children drowned after a thaw weakened pond ice. A father tried to rescue his son the only fatality. Nineteen drownings occurred across Lancashire with the 20th in Yorkshire in a canal. Police issued urgent alerts to remove children from thawing ice.
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Britain
Lancaster
England
Conoe
Ski Yorkshire
Lancashire
Oeder
Earth Satellite Could Wipe Out Nation Say Pan Am Official
Samuel F. Pryor of Pan American World Airways warned at the Women's Forum on National Security that a world orbiting satellite could destroy a country with a concentrated sunbeam. He cited German WWI data and Nazi aims, noting a 600 mile orbital height and potential to focus beams on cities like London New York Chicago or San Francisco. He said Russians hold similar papers and German scientists.
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Washington
Samuel F. Pryor
Pan American World Airways
Pryor
Women’s Forum
Nazi Germany
Earth
London
New York
Chiago
San Francisco
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Young Republicans
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