Eisenhower Signals United States Readiness In Americas Treaty Defense
President Eisenhower told the Chilean Congress the United States will fulfill treaty obligations with strength and promptness if any American nation is attacked. He urged collaboration to cut armament costs while warning that enforcement measures will not be easy. He stressed sovereign choices on armament levels and multilateral agreements in the hemisphere. He spoke to 1,200 Chilean residents and promised economic and political strength for American republics. He will visit Montevideo and Puerto Rico before returning home.
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Santiago
Chile
Eisenhower
United States
Jorge Ales Sandri
Congress
Montevideo
Uruguay
Puerto Rico
Bariloche
Argentina
Howard M. Snyder
High Altitude Flight Plan Protested Over Berlin
The Soviet Embassy in East Berlin condemned resuming high altitude Western flights to Berlin. Moscow warned such flights would violate East German air space, while Allies planned to resume sorties to supply West Berlin with C130s.
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United States
Washington
Moscow
Gdr
East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Elvis to Fly Home Wednesday to Receive Army Discharge
Elvis Presley will fly from FRIEDBERG Germany to the United States on Wednesday to obtain his Army discharge and return to show business. He dates Priscilla Beaulieu in Wiesbaden as his status remains casual. her father Captain Joseph Beaulieu Jr. is stationed there. Elvis will land at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey, with discharge expected within 2 to 24 hours after arrival.
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Friedberg
Germany
Elvis Presley
Priscilla
U.S. Air Force
Joseph P. Beaulieu Jr
Waco
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Army
Elvis
United States
Larkins Names Shreve As Campaign Manager
Governor candidate John D. Larkins Jr. tapped Clyde A. Shreve as his state campaign manager. Shreve, a veteran legislator from Summerfield, served seven terms as a Guilford representative and will work from Raleigh headquarters. He praised Larkins as the most qualified governor candidate and will split time between Greensboro and Raleigh.
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Greensboro
John D. Larkins Jr
Clyde A. Shreve
Shreve
Summerfield
Guilford
Larkins
Arrival Of March Not Lamb Like
March's entry brought wintery conditions across the nation as ice and snowstorms hit the Southwest and a wide swath from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Sub zero readings pummeled Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and parts of Michigan, Iowa and Illinois with several spots recording season lows.
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Rockies
Atlantic
Midwest
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Pellston
Mich
Miles City
Mont
Vandalia
Springfield
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Ohio Valley
Florida
Senate votes to keep civil rights session alive around the clock
The Senate approved a 55 to 6 vote to continue the nonstop civil rights session through the week. Leaders aim to push the rights bill toward a decision while filibuster tactics by Southern Democrats continue, with Lyndon Johnson directing absentees to boost quorum.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Lister ‘Hill
D-Ala
Hill
Agadir Earthquakes Wreck City Killing 1000
In Casablanca reports from officials describe Agadir devastated by two major quakes fire and a tidal wave killing about 1000 people and injuring many more. Crowds of soldiers and international aid converge as rescue teams search rubble amid collapsed buildings.
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Agadir
Casablanca
Morocco
Uwle Olncizis
Moulay Hassan
Mohammed V
Casbah
U.S
Canary Islands
U. S
Mediterranean
World’s Worst Earthquake Death Toll Recalls History
Paris AP reports North Africa’s Orleansville Algeria 1954 quake killed about 1 400. Me Ilousa Algeria February 21 this year killed 40. Historic quakes include 830 000 in Shensi China 1556 300 000 Calcutta 1737 180 000 Kansu China 1920 143 000 Tokyo 1923 and 75 000 Messina 1908.
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Paris
North Africa
Orleansville
Algeria
Me‘lousa
Far East
Shensi
China
Lake Entry Expected Today in North Carolina Governor Race
Raleigh AP reports segregation foe I Beverly Lake expected to file for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with backing from State Sen. Robert Morgan after a prior claim he lacked campaign help. Malcolm Seawell spoke in Sanford, John D. Larkins Jr. in Burlington, while Terry Sanford had no engagement. Seawell bowed out today emphasizing that the law is the way of life.
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Raleigh
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
Hodges
Robert Morgan
Lillington
Malcolm Seawell
Sanford
John D. Larkins Jr
Burlington
Terry Sanford
Seawell
Bruton Sworn In as North Carolina Attorney General
RALEIGHAn overflow crowd of about 400 watched as T Wade Bruton was sworn in as North Carolina attorney general succeeding Malcolm B Seawell Gov Hodges attended with state Supreme Court Chief Justice J Wallace Winborne administered the oath Bruton spoke softly Seawell praised the selection Seawell recently resigned to pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination Hodges returned from vacation and planned a news conference likely to raise welfare as a campaign issue
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Raleigh
T. Wade Bruton
North Carolina
Malcolm B. Seawell
Gov
Hodges
State Supreme Court
J. Wallace Winborne
Bruton
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Seawell
Luther Hodges
Florida
Army Units Will Aid Cattlemen In Blizzard Destroys Livestock
Husky mechanized Army units ready to help about 100 isolated ranchers and 4 000 stranded cattle in blizzard torn southern Colorado. Two convoys at Fort Carson stand by to move 200 miles southeast to Las Animas County. Debris deep drifts and subzero cold delayed departure while advance party assessed equipment needs.
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Denver
Colo
Husky
Colorado
Ft. Carson
Kim
Las Animas County
Las Animas
Words push for stronger English teaching in high schools
J N Hook argues language is costly and crucial and urges a policy shift in high school English from seventh to twelfth grade. The committee urges steady emphasis on reading writing and spelling with regular writing exercises and improved reading for all students.
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Portland
Ore
J. N. Hook
National Assn. of
Washington
Hook
National Council of Teachers of English
Champaign
Ill
Princi
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