Riot in Khartoum as Naguib visit triggers deadly clash
In Khartoum a large crowd demonstrated against Egyptian President Naguib prompting a police response. Seven police were killed and many wounded as gunfire and gas were used. The governor postponed the Naguib ceremony amid ongoing tensions between pro and anti British Egyptian factions.
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Syria Braced as Army Chief Urges Calm Amid Unrest
Damascus faced curfew and violence as crowds clashed with troops during the three day upheaval. Major Attassi and ex-dictator Shishekly’s factions negotiated. Kuzbari resigned seeking a restoration of authority. Col Shawkatee announced Attassi would head the state in broadcast remarks.
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Inter-American Conference Opens in Caracas With U S Friendship Pledge
Latin American delegates arrive for the 10th Inter-American Conference as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles affirms the United States long standing policy of friendship. The opening session includes formalities and a plenary meeting while security tightens around Caracas amid debates on communism and economic issues.
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Venezuela
John Foster Dulles
United States
Friendly Association of American States
Asiate
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Enezuela
Utivities Center
America
Perez Jiminez
Dulles
U. S
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Washington
Eisenhower
Americas
Latin America
Guatemala
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Foret
Five Die in South Philadelphia Explosion
An explosion destroyed two buildings in a crowded South Philadelphia area killing five people including three children. A 15-year-old and a 9-year-old were found beneath a soda fountain as 500 residents were displaced and 50 families sheltered. Firemen and investigators probed the blast, with gas odor reported beforehand and a civilian witness describing the nightmare.
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Ruby Mosley
George E. Hink
Red Cross
Pearlman
Bruce Schwartz
Salvatore Bala
Marie Marone
Fanny Rudolph
Heron Samuel
Spences
Samuel Earlman
Unclear fragment on Girre's usefulness as a tone
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March Storm Rips Carolinas with Snow and Rain
March roars in with heavy snow up to nine inches in four North Carolina counties Avery Mitchell and Watauga as Knoxville reports up to 12 inches in East Tennessee. Western areas see four inch snows with high winds and a heavy rain blitz drenches South Carolina and parts of North Carolina. Officials estimate damage over 15000 dollars and schools plan to resume classes despite the storm.
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Essure Mass
Nehru rejects Eisenhower arms aid to India
Prime Minister Nehru denounces U.S. offer of military aid to Pakistan and calls for withdrawal of United Nations observers from Kashmir. He tells Parliament that by arming Pakistan Washington has intervened in the India Pakistan dispute and observers cannot remain neutral. He criticizes the aid as harmful to India and says New Delhi will continue its current policy.
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Eisenhower
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Kashmir
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U.S. Air Force
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Rasuen
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America
High Point Industrial Leader Charles Ingram Sr. Dies
Charles T. Ingram Sr. 70 longtime secretary treasurer and general manager of the Carolina Container Company died in his sleep at his home 1214 Woodland Dr after recent angina. He built a fortune before 40, helped found the container firm in 1927 and directed it to become a leading High Point industry. He is survived by his wife Kathryn Webster Ingram. Burial at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery with memorials requested to Wesley Memorial Church or Hospital Guild.
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Bank of Madison
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Bell Tel Company
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Plane wreckage found after fatal snowstorm crash
Searchers located the shattered Western Air Lines Convair wreckage near Newcastle Wyoming after a crash in a snowstorm. Nine people were killed including six passengers and three crew. Sheriff Carl Thoeming led a three man party that had searched by air and by night. State Patrolman George Wilcox confirmed the grim finding. Rapid City headquarters identified the aircraft.
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Wyo
George Wilcox
Sheriff's Office
Western Air Lines Convair
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Minneapolis
Carl Thoeming
Rapid City
WAL
Mane
College Leader Stabbed Ten Times In Maryland Killing
Police hunted a masked intruder after the University of Maryland registrar Alma Preinkert was stabbed and killed while robbing her residence. Her sister Alvina, 60, was wounded as the assailant rifled the room and fled. Authorities described the suspect as a 35 to 40 year old black man of stocky build wearing a plaid shirt or jacket.
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University of Maryland
Alma Preinkert
Alvina Preinkert
Senate Confirms Warren as Chief Justice of the United States
The Senate confirmed President Eisenhower's appointment of Earl Warren as chief justice. The vote was by voice, with little discussion. Sen. Knowland praised Warren's career while Sen. Kuchel commended the nominee. Some Southern Democrats signaled opposition.
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Eisenhower
Earl Warren
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Calif
Warren
Kuchel
California
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Mississippi
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Lennon Opens Headquarters In Raleigh
Raleigh reports reveal Sen. Alton A and Lennon press their campaigns in North Carolina. The dispute centers on labor law revisions and the right to work issue, with comments on past positions and calls for clarity before Congress.
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Winston-Salem
Senators Probe Coffee Prices May Demand Traders List
Senate Banking subcommittee probes why coffee prices have risen and contemplates forcing NY Coffee and Sugar Exchange brokers to reveal trading lists. Beall of Maryland urges full records, while four U.S. clubwomen see prices staying high amid Brazil market reports and possible corners.
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New York
Coffee Exchange
Beall
R-Md
Gustavo Lobo Jr
New York Coffee and and Sugar Exchange
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Brazil
McCarthy Sets Hearing For Army Witnesses Amid Row
Senator McCarthy cites need to question two Army privates over loyalty oaths as he renews pressure on Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker and the Army leadership. He accuses Stevens of soft handling and demands recall if testimony shows perjury or misconduct, while the Army defends past actions under the truce.
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McCarthy
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Robert T. Stevenson
Ralph Zwicker
Stevens
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Zwicker
Eisenhower
Marvin Belsky
Murphy General Hospital
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Mass
Sid Rubenstein
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Winthrop
Oey
eCarthy
Army
Percents
New York Dent
Pentagon
Ndings
Peress
Tennessee Snow Paralyzes East. 12 Inches In Depth
A snowstorm blankets east Tennessee from Chattanooga to the upstate with depths up to 12 inches. Kingsport Bristol and Johnson City airports report runways closed. Knox County schools canceled. widespread power outages and communications failures. One death linked to the storm and four youths died in a separate incident on Jenkins Mountain near Elizabethton.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Iies
Kingsport
Ion City
Bristol
Associated Press
Knox County
Leonard J. Phillips
Friendsville
Jenkins Mountain
Elizabethton
Jerry Woods
Kenneth Pierce
Herman Carden
Bobby Limerly
Adverse Farm Report Faces Criticism in Congress
Sen. Aiken defended the Economic Committee's adverse farm report while criticizing the economists behind it. He backs Eisenhower Benson plans for flexible price supports to curb over production, contrasting with the panel’s advice to keep wartime fixed supports ending with the 1954 crop year. Other lawmakers praised the report, including supporters from both parties.
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Aiken
Congressional Economic Committee
Eisenhower Farm
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Aanmareepas
Senate House Economic Committee
Congress
Economic Committee
Esterday
New Id
Ares & Io
Poage
Fisenhower Et Tae
August H. Andresen
Minn
Benson
Armed bandits hold up Hal Ferris store in Gastonia
In Gastonia two armed men robbed Hal Ferris at his grocery. The store extended a yard sale and fled the scene. No arrests had been made as of today.
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