Pacific Rim Quake Triggers Kauai Disaster Area Flag
An earthquake rattled the Pacific northeast rim with a 7:20 p.m. PST tremor sending waves toward Hawaii and Japan. Gov. King announced a 10 mile coastal area on Kauai as disaster status while awaiting full damage reports before seeking federal aid.
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Egypt protests UN forces action in Gaza demonstrations
Cairo said it protested to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold over UN forces using gunfire to disperse Gaza demonstrations. Abdel Kader, information director, announced the protest as hundreds of Arabs demonstrated in the Gaza Strip amid the administration set up after Israel's withdrawal last week.
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Read It Over: Christ’s Last Weeks and Popularity
The piece portrays Christ during his final weeks as a beloved storyteller and miracle worker whose growing following could spark political revolt. Leaders fear his influence and seek to suppress love by removing Jesus, urging readers to resist opposing him.
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Senators Move to Subpoena Beck for Records
Senate racketeers inquiry seeks Teamsters Union President James R Beck s financial records amid racketeering allegations and use of union funds for personal bills. Beck arrived in Seattle after a European trip and said he would respond to questions if subpoenaed. More on page five.
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SEATO Opens Third Annual Meet in Canberra
SEATO council of ministers gathered in Canberra to plan intensified anti subversion efforts across eight nations including the United States Australia Britain France New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan. The talks cover military readiness internal security, keeping Asian economies from leaning to communism and a multilateral cultural program. U S Secretary of State Dulles argued that international communism is a passing phase in Asia.
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New Head Reopens Alcorn Campus Amid King Dispute
Alcorn A&M College under new president J D Boyd reopened dining halls and dormitories after a student boycott. The State College Board planned Jackson meetings to address Prof Clennon King status after his dismissal claims. Dean Wilson said classes would resume with faculty prepared. King claimed he was fired but Boyd and Board members denied the claim.
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Alcorn A&m College
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Indonesian Coalition Government To Resign Over Rebellions And Crisis
Jakarta reports the Indonesian coalition government led by Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo will resign after a five-party meeting. The move follows bloodless rebellions and a financial crisis threatening stability. Sukarno may appoint a new cabinet if the resignation proceeds.
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Ali Sastroamidjojo
South Sumatra
Spiece
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Sastroamidjojo
Inflation Threat To Prosperity In Eisenhower Era Speech
Gabriel Hauge, special assistant to President Eisenhower on economic affairs, warned that inflation threatens prosperity and that three problems must be solved to keep the economy healthy. He cited tampering with the market, encouraging savings, and price stability as key aims for public and private policy.
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Missing Children Found In Small Boat
Coast Guard planes and helicopters tracked two youngsters missing since 9:30 a.m. yesterday in Currituck Sound. Billie Susan Johnson and Mitchell Feree bee, both 11 and 12, were found in a 16-foot boat north of Corolla, N Carolina. They were unhurt after a near freezing night and brought to Morgans Landing aboard a cabin cruiser.
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Nasser Tightens Suez Hold
Washington reports Western officials see little chance to block Egyptian President Nasser's drive for full canal control. Talks with Eisenhower and Macmillan focus on Suez status and transport alternatives as the United States seeks a neutral tolling solution via a World Bank or UN agency to share proceeds.
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Free Nations
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Training schools proposal draws Senate scrutiny
Washington officials urge Congress to approve a bill allowing government agencies to run side training schools. Frederick J. Lawton of the Civil Service Commission testified that an Air Force physicist involved in the program received ...
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Jet Airliner Boeing 707 Flies to Baltimore Test Flight
Seattle witnesses the Boeing 707 jet airliner begin a cross country test flight aimed at three hours forty five minutes. Tex Johnston, veteran test pilot, leads about 32 newsmen and 20 company staff on a 2,230 mile demonstration from Seattle toward Baltimore.
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Republican Committee Plans Course for 1958 Elections
The Republican Executive Committee targets next year’s votes amid questions about 1956 Midwest and Far West losses. It aims to keep control with governors, 32 senators, 435 House members, and 33 governors up for re election, while seeking harmony with the party leader to advance policy.
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Gaza Strip clashes disrupt UNEF order amid Gaza unrest
Rioters clash with United Nations forces in Gaza as 300 Arabs demand Egyptian administration. UNEF uses tear gas and nonlethal fire to disperse near Gaza City while Maj. Gen. Burns discusses moving headquarters from the Suez area. No casualties reported.
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Knowland Seeks Limited Aid Tied to Global Welfare
Senate leaders discuss possible substantial cuts to U S economic assistance programs. Senator Knowland warns aid funds could fall while noting the United States and the world rely on welfare programs. Mansfield and Hickenlooper push to continue technical aid as the most cost effective option within foreign aid.
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Romania
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Mansfield
Montana
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
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Ike Prepares Florida Trip Amid Cold and Ear Ailment
President Eisenhower moves to depart Washington midweek for Florida seeking relief from a cold and ear inflammation. White House secretary Hagerty says no definite Florida location and notes improved general condition though coughing persists. He plans a Bermuda trip March 20 for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan after Florida stay and a Cabinet meeting is scheduled.
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Eisenhower
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James C. Hagerty
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