New Plan Pushed For Sinai Desert
The United States and Canada pressed Israel and Egypt to accept a two phase plan to end the Sinai standoff. The proposal may be submitted to the General Assembly as twin resolutions calling for Israel to immediately withdraw all forces from the Aqaba Coast and the Gaza Strip, the remaining territories it holds.
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N.Y
United States
Canada
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
General Assembly
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Metesky the Mal Bomber Appears in General Sessions
New York man George Metesky known as the Mal Bomber had his postponement in a mass-count indictment reviewed at General Sessions upon the defense counsel James D C Murray request. Metesky was brought to court handcuffed as proceedings paused pending further action. News brief notes UNEF force postings and mixed signals from Israel and Egypt regarding armistice.
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New York
George Metesane
Tate Eit
James D. C. Murray
Metesky
Seone
Confession by Bedwell Denied in Chicago Hearing
Edward Bedwell recanted his signed confession at a habeas corpus hearing before Chief Justice Crowley. He claimed police beatings and a planted story, while implicating a companion named Frank and denying dual assaults on the Grimes sisters.
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Chicago
Edward
Bennie
Grimes Sisters
Dave
Wilbert F. Crowley
Ball
David E. Brad
Skid Row
Frank
Grimes
Bedwell
Lohman
Foggy Winter Weather and Moral Standards
Foggy winter weather harms air travel with closed airports canceled flights and diversions. The piece compares foggy thinking to moral lapses as obstacles tempt us to lower standards rather than seek higher goals.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
U S Seeks Influence By Saud in Middle East Search
U S officials hope King Saud will leverage his position as Arab world leader to push permanent settlements of Middle East conflicts. The Suez Crisis looms as a top issue, with early Egypt talks and canal regime terms among urgent items on the agenda.
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Washington
U. S
Saud
Suez
Egypt
Suez Canal
Flash Fire Kills Four Children in New Hampshire Home
In EAST CANDIA New Hampshire a flash fire killed four sleeping children in a rural home. The parents and three other children escaped through a window as flames overwhelmed the house. Victims were 7 month William Linda Maureen and Diane aged 12. Surviving children are Michael 5 Reginald Jr 8 and Dotell. The parents Claire la Duke 31 and her husband 32 expressed grief and said they fought to save the others.
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Candia
N. H
New Hampshire
Claire la Duke
William
Linda
Maureen
Diane
Michael
Reginald Jr
Doeteilens Aerokal
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Flood-Ravaged East Kentucky Named Major Disaster Area
President Eisenhower seeks immigration law changes to admit more refugees from Communist tyranny and to set quotas based on the 1950 census. He requests about 65 000 additional immigrants per year and urges pooling unused quotas for special cases and broader geographic eligibility.
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Kentucky
Washington
Eisenhower
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United States
Resolution faces extensive revision in Senate hearings
Washington reports Senate Democrats say President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution will need extensive revision and at least another week of hearings. House Foreign Affairs chairman Gordon praises House action as expeditious while joint hearings continue into next week with more to come, per page two-A.
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House
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Teamsters Threaten Merger and Labor Upheaval
The building trades group mobilizes against CIO unions claiming job rights clash. Hoffa of Detroit leads Teamsters Midwest forces fueling a revolt amid AFL-CIO members as labor probes unfold.
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Afl-Cio
CIO
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Velieg
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Union
Midwest
Eer
Diamonds Secreted Under Burned Philadelphia Building
A cache of diamonds worth $50,000 lies buried beneath a burned out center city structure near Gimbel's store. Police guards keep watch as engineers warn any disturbance could bring the ruins down, delaying recovery.
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Philadelphia
Philadelourned
Oead
Gimbel’s
Reed Quits Supreme Court Post
Justice Reed, 72, a Democrat, announces retirement after 19 years on the Supreme Court. The White House says no successor named yet, with Reed taking full pay under a provision allowing retirement with occasional court service. Eisenhower will appoint his fourth Supreme Court justice, adding to Warren, Harlan, and Brenner.
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Reed
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Warren
Harlan and
Bren
White House
Ee Ee Ee Ee Nation
Leoo
Aaron Eee
Eisenhower Declares Eastern Kentucky Major Disaster Area
President Eisenhower designated flooded eastern Kentucky as a major disaster area after a telegram from Governor Chandler describing extensive inundation and urging immediate federal relief. At least 11 people died as high waters affected multiple towns across two states.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Ioenhorner
Train Crews Stranded on Cumbres Pass In Snow Drift
Two Army sergeants among 60 railroad workers trapped by 45 foot drifts atop 10022 foot Cumbres Pass on the Colorado New Mexico border. Locomotives bogged down amid heavy snow. rescue plane hired to aid crews marooned since Saturday.
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Chama
N. M
Colorado-New Mexico
George Wolcott
J. C. David O. Snell
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Victory Claim Amid October Rebellion at Csepel Complex
The premier entered the Csepel industrial complex marking a milestone in the October rebellion. American Radio Free relief groups and Catholic country supporters record strong backing as the regime seeks to appease and ends that would be unnecessary after the revolt.
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Csepel
American Radio Freeble
Maiden Wilma Montesi Death Trial Opens For Accusation
A young police officer testifies that Wilma Montesi a 20 year old engaged woman died possibly by accident at a narcotics party on Ostia beach Italian officials say her parents deny any double life. Jazz pianist Gianpiero Picconi faces charges as witnesses describe a narcotics ring led by Anna Maria Caglio the case unsettles Italian politics.
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Italy
Wilma Montesi
Angelo Giuliani
Wilma
Rodolfo and
Maria Montesi
Gianpiero Piccioni
Ostia
Anna Maria Caglio
Oat Home
Eeetey Ue
Montagna
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