Senate inquiry fuels dispute over Galbraith views
Capehart demands Galbraith be recalled as he challenges the Harvard economist's stance amid Senate Banking Committee hearings on stock market conditions. Monroney and Fulbright clash over partisan framing while Fairless of U S Steel is set to testify as hearings near conclusion.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Ree
Capehart
Galbraith
Blican
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
NBC
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
Banking Committee
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Economist
Congress
Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Churchill Opposes Any Big Four Meeting Until Paris Treaty Ratified
Pierre Mendes-France disclosed letters showing Winston Churchill refused any Big Four meeting or invitation until all Paris treaties were ratified. The exchange, dated January, notes aims to reassure public opinion France would not seek Western policing and suggests Russian talks in May.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes
Churchill
Mendes- France
French National Assembly
France
Russia
Acareroe
Adda
United States
Althis
Glasgow Prepares for Billy Graham Rally at Kelvin Hall
Glasgow geared up for the six week Scotland crusade with a Billy Graham rally at Kelvin Hall, capable of 13 000 to 14 000, traffic police on patrol, buses flooding in, and unscheduled church visits signaling the evangelist's unpredictable approach. Graham stayed in his hotel room amid prayer and religious study, as Scottish sponsors highlighted his openness to broader outreach.
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Scotland
Billy Graham
Ee i
Kelvin Hall Tote
Kelvin Hall
Graham
Churchill Expected To Resign Within Weeks
London reports Britons expect Winston Churchill to step down as prime minister within weeks with Antony Eden likely to form a government under Queen Elizabeth II. Ongoing talk of an early general election and possible brief Eden tenure as both prime minister and foreign secretary is noted along with potential interim roles for Churchill.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Independent Times
Elizabeth II
Antony Eden
Sueres
Churchill Eee
Free World
House of Commons
Sheeady
Eden
Haremillan
Memory of Hambone Perpetuated in Alresford England
Alresford’s Chamber of Commerce approved a 18.62 grant to memorialize Hambone the Dog, mascot of the 47th Infantry Regiment, 9th Division US Army. Dog buried on the riverbank. a wooden cross once marked the grave, now replaced by a new oak cross photographed and sent to the regiment in Germany.
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Alresford
England
Chamber of Commerce
Hambone
47Th Infantry Regiment
Chamber of Commercce
Germany
Bridges Aids GOP Orators in Using Yalta Papers
Sen. Bridges announced steps to help Republican speakers use the Yalta papers to attack opponents. He heads the Senate Republican Policy Committee and will have staff compile excerpts for public use. Senators Sparkman Knowland and others comment on potential political impact and future publication of Big Three records.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Yalta
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen. Knowland
California
Tehran
Potsdam
Truman
State Dulles
Nes
Congress
Call by Sen George on Big Four meeting eyed
Sen George proposes a four power conference to avert war and urges a top level meeting this year after ratification of West German rearmament in NATO and the Western European Union. He backs talks among foreign ministers first and says Red China should not attend.
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State Department
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George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
E Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Berlin
Dulles
France
NBC
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western European Union
China
Soggy spring returns across midlands with storms and injuries
The nation endures a cold rainy first day of spring with 3 to 5 inches of snow in parts of Colorado and the plains, tornadoes near the Missouri Arkansas border, a circus tent collapse in Uvalde injuring none, and a missing four person family amid widespread precipitation and flooding.
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Associated Press
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Nebraska
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Loveland
Colo
Missouri-Arkansas
Uvalde
Tex
Piedmont
Texas
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Oklahoma
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Central
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Kenyon
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Big Top
Little Liz and the Old Fashioned Doctor
A brief note reflects on the decline of the old fashioned family doctor as generations change. The piece contrasts past routines with modern medicine and hints at a fading household practice.
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Enue
Showdown Looms Over Anti-Whammy Bill In North Carolina
Lawmakers gather in Raleigh for a pivotal week as the House prepares to vote on Rep. Tom White’s anti speed-detecting bill requiring officers to be visible to motorists. The session also hears on third reading a broad employment security law change and a deer open-season measure while a Senate study panel maps the biennial budget.
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House
Tom White
Lenoir
House Roads Committee
Senate
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Scala
Resumption Of Vice Trial Delayed In New York
In New York, the fifth day of the Minot Jelke vice trial opened after a judge chamber conference delayed proceedings. Witness Pat Ward arrived three hours early for cross examination, wearing a beige wool dress with shorts, marking her fifth appearance on the stand.
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Minot
Mickey) Jelke
Francis L. Valente
Anthony J. Liebler
George Washington Herz
Pat Ward
Pravda Charges U S over Yalta Papers Publication
Pravda accuses the U S State Department of trying to smear the Yalta conference with documents deemed unauthentic. The paper says the move discredits the United States and exposes ruling circles as enemies of peace, fueling suspicions among NATO partners.
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Moscow
Pravda
U.S. State Department
United States
Communist Party
NATO
Airliner Crash Near Springfield Kills 12 Injures 23
An American Airlines Convair crashed two miles north of Springfield airport in darkness and rain killing 12 and injuring 23. Pilot Jack Pripish survived. stewardess Ritaea and passenger Glenn Walker died. Survivors were rescued as authorities investigated with Civil Aeronautics Board involvement.
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American Airlines
Springfield
Glenn E. Walker
Chicago
American Airlines Convair
Jack Pripish
Rita Ea
Slot Glenn Walker
Los Angeles
Carl McCrary
Glenn Hendrix
Chappaqua
N.Y
O. W. Peebles
Ried
Browning
Harrison
Bill Bowers
KTTS
Bowers
B. H. Mays
Cushing
Okla
Tulsa
New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pakistan Assembly Walks Out Over Speaker Arrest
In Karachi the Sind Provincial Assembly saw seven members walk out in protest of the arrest of Speaker Ghulam Ali Talpur over an alleged plot to assassinate provincial ministers. The session continued with the house voting to remove Talpur from his post. Police and guards surrounded the building in Akberabad as authorities alleged arrests of multiple lawmakers.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Sind
Ghulam Ali Talpur
Hig Pot
Ao Oeere
Rere Ozen
Mohammed Ayub Khurra
Parkway Toll Study Delays Blue Ridge Parkway Charges
The House Appropriations Committee directs a halt to Blue Ridge Parkway toll proposals in Virginia and North Carolina pending deeper review. NC and VA lawmakers protest, citing prior understandings of a toll-free road. Park Service officials and Interior Department offer no toll-free pledge.
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House Appropriations Committee
National Par Service
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia
North Carolina
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Park Service
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
House
Interior Department
O A
Eisenhower
Port Carolina
Fla
Silver Lake Harbor
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Een Rence Hot Springs
Ark
Shuford
N-Nc
E. B. Jeffress
A. H
Sardy) Graham
Ervin
D-Nc
Scott
Congress
Jeffress
Graham
Conrad Wirth
Wife Of WCC President Dies
Mrs Magdalene Falk Reid 11 wife of Western Carolina College president Paul A Reid died after several months illness. She was a member of the State Democratic Executive Committee and died at her parents home in Pilot Mountain. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow at 2 pm at Mount Zion Methodist with burial in Pilot Soa cemetery.
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Pilot Mountain
N.C
Magdalene Falk Reid
Western Carolina
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