Accusations Hit Hungarian Leader as Dismissal Rumors Rise
Western observers in Vienna saw Premier Imre Nagy’s ouster as likely as the Hungarian Communist Party denounced him for rightist deviationism and aiding mistaken ideology. The Central Committee statement, read in Budapest newspapers, accused Nagy of encouraging elements opposing heavy industrial drive including war materials, with criticism voiced at a March Central Committee session.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Communist Party Today
Imre Na
Vienna
Nagy
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Hungarian Workers (Communist) Party
Central Committee
Kang
Redistricting Hearing Held In Raleigh
In Raleigh a Senate commission heard talks on senatorial redistricting triggered by the 1950 census. Sen. F J Blythe warned the Democratic party is on trial in Mecklenburg and statewide. The panel plans a March 20 report with a Guilford delegation pressing constitutional grounds for redistricting.
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Raleigh
F.J. Blythe
Mecklenburg
Eisenhower
Charlotte
Blythe
Senate
William Medford
Haywood County
All
Guilford County
Herman Moore
State
Democratic Committee
Moore
Arthur Kirkman
Guilford
Kirkman
Point
Plane crash kills 26 on CMA DC3 bound for Guadalajara
A two engine DC3 of Compañía Mexicana de Aviación crashed after takeoff from Puerto Vallarta, killing 23 passengers and three crew. U S citizens aboard included Edd Johnson editor and Dr Clifford Hays and Dr Russell Ingle Jr., all Californians. The wreck sparked a forest fire 16 miles north of Mascota in Jalisco as Captain Oscar Iriarte piloted the CMA flight, a Pan American subsidiary, to its end with no survivors reported.
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Monepee
Coma Mexicana de Aviacion
Puerto Vallarta
Pacific Coast
Gers
U. S
Edd Johnson
San Francisco
Puerto Villarto
Fermeely
New Republic
Clifford Hi Hays
Ee Calif
Russell Ingle, Jr
Calif
Oscar Iriarte
CMA
Pan American World Airways
All Night Prayer Meets Planned for Scottish Crusade
Glasgow hosts all night prayer sessions linked to the Billy Graham All-Scotland Crusade beginning March 21. Ministers lead shifts from 10:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. at Kelvin Hall and other halls, with a tea break and fresh preacher every two hours. Six to eight meetings planned during six weeks. Graham will visit American airmen at Prestwick.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Billy Graham
Graham
Willis Haymaker
Kelvin Hall
Prestwick
Dulles Warns of Possible Showdown Over Formosa
Secretary of State Dulles in a nationwide broadcast warned that the United States and Communist China may face a military showdown over Formosa. He urged allied resolve and noted U S sea and air power as essential to deter aggression, pledging U S readiness to meet force with greater force if necessary.
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Washington
Dulles
Far East
United States
China
Formosa
Free Asia
Oetone
Southeast Asian Alliance
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Asia
Dea
United Stat
Korea
Tachen Islands
Indochina
Stocks Fall Off Sharply in Morning and Close
New York reports a steep stock market decline as the Associated Press average of 60 stocks falls $3.10 to 158.60. Harvard economist in Washington urges strong measures to guard against a market bust while brokers warn of profit taking near record highs. Shares drop $4 and $5 in a broad selloff across all sections.
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New York
Washington
Harvard
Associated Press
Wall Street
Governors to Meet for Democratic Unity Conference
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler announced plans to call a conference of all Democratic governors in spring to boost their role in the party. He gave no date, promising a Friday Washington update, and said the meeting would foster ties with congressional leaders and the national committee to aid the 1956 ticket.
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New York
Paul M. Butler
Democratic Nationa
Trust In Market Expressed By Merrill Lynch Chief
Winthrop H. Smith of Merrill Lynch testified before the Senate inquiry that the three billion dollar stock market drop was unlikely caused by the investigation. He stated public confidence in America's economic future remains high and downplayed any direct impact of the hearings on market prices.
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Washington
Senate
Winthrop H. Smith
Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Enner & Beane
Evel
America
Smith
Senate Fee
White House
Riter
Eisenhower
Thomas A. Boe
West Orange
N. J
Senate Committee
York
Federal Reserve Policies Revealed on Citizens Lives
The article discusses how Federal Reserve actions influence everyday finances. It uses cases like John Smith securing a higher loan rate and Jong Jones buying on margin to show tighter credit and higher costs. It contrasts debt and cash purchases for households, illustrating broader effects on prices and spending power.
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Tae O'Brien
John Smith
Centerville
U.S.A
Smith
John
Reserve Board
Po Ae
Federal Reserve Sysem
Jong Jones
Jones
Fed’ l
Johnsons
Johnson
Confident U S Will Resist Communists
Senator Knowland stated he is certain the Quemoy and Matsu islands will not be traded away in any deal with China. He asserted the Nationalists will resist any major attempt to seize the islands and that the United States would back them if needed.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Senate
Anthony Eden
China
Wilson
Uemoy
Matsu
Formosa
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Chiang Kaishek
Korea
Indochina
Education Board Bill Rejected in North Carolina House
The House Education Committee rejected a plan to create a uniform statewide method for appointing county school boards. The bill would form six member boards appointed by the General Assembly with staggered six year terms, with debate over local tax control remaining in subcommittee. The proposal aims to standardize boards amid the 200 page public school law revision.
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Raleigh
House Education Committee
General Assembly
Charles Carroll
Macon
Gavin Pesdolph
Ena Foc Saumenne
Pinion’ Amor
Princess Margaret to marry Peter Townsend this fall
Royal informant says Princess Margaret plans to wed RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend this fall. The 24 year old would renounce succession to ease marrying a divorced man against church rules, while Buckingham Palace stays silent amid leaks and public interest.
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London
Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Church of England
Ingham Palace
Edward VIII
Wallis Simpson
Margaret Townsend
Ee Tg Mirror
Brussels
Senate panel approves Harlan for Supreme Court
Washington The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge John Marshall Harlan's nomination to the Supreme Court with 10 votes for and 4 against and one present. Nominated by President Eisenhower last November to fill the vacancy caused by Justice John H. Harlan's death. Dirksen warned a floor fight may follow as the full Senate considers the nomination.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Harlan
Eisenhower
Rn H. Ja Dirksen
Senate
New York
Hunt Continues for Body in Lake Lure
Searchers focused on a 200 yard area of Lake Lure as the body of Frank Gilreath Jr. of Asheville remains missing after he tumbled from a motor boat Saturday. A white buoy marks the estimated location where Gilreath disappeared as crews press a fourth day of searching within a 100 yard radius.
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Frank Gilreath Jr
Asheville
Gilreath
Gilreat
Oday
Red Reinforcements Reported Near Matsu Islands
Official Nationalist Chinese and Tatao News Agency reports say the Reds prepare reinforcements at Foochow to strike Matsu and are billeting troops in homes and schools. The Red youth corps fundraises for comforts while shelling hits Amoy’s Tatan Island are denied effects.
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Taipei
Formosa
Foochow
Fukien Province
Matsu Islands
Tatao
Interior Ministry
Communist Youth Corps
Tatan
Amoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Senate Debates New Ten Dollar Tax Cut Plan
Washington lawmakers weigh a $10 per person income tax cut tied to revenue changes in a Democratic plan. Republican leaders oppose tax cuts now, while some Democrats push for a compromise combining the cut with repeals of dividend and accelerated depreciation schemes.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Congress
Bridges
RNH
GOP
Langer
North Dakota
Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Assembly Sets Bold Agenda With Milk Bill and Redistricting Hearings
In Raleigh the General Assembly faced a heavy day with a final House vote on a milk bill to empower the Milk Commission to set minimum prices. The measure, passed 47-19 on second reading, would require Senate concurrence on an amendment adding three consumer motives. A special Senate commission prepared to hear senatorial redistricting. Roads
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Raleigh
House
General Assembly
State Milk Commission
Senate
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