Internees Searched For After Exposure To Deadly Germ
Three Washington interns, Drs George Polis Martin Stoker and Stephen J Alphas, evade exposure to meningococcal septicemia while vacationing in Hialeah Florida. They were inoculated at a local office and monitored after a tip led police to their motel. Officials warn the illness can progress to rapid death within 48 hours if contracted. The trio drove a black 1951 Ford sedan with Massachusetts plates 579 857.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Washington, D.C
George Polis
Martin Stoker
Stephen J. Alphas
Thomas C. Prell
George Washington University Hospital
Washington
Polis
Nickolas Polis
Gems Taken From Phoenix Hotel Rooms
Two women report jewelry thefts totaling 44 000 dollars from rooms at the Casablanca Inn and Camelback Inn in Phoenix. Items stolen include diamond bracelets broaches rings and watches with values ranging from four to fifteen thousand dollars.
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Phoenix
Sheriff's Office
Harold F .Andrews
Jackson
Mich
Casablanca Inn
Newton F. Korhamel
Lake Forest
Ill
Camelback Inn
Cotton Doubts Support For Electoral College Change
Senator Cotton of New Hampshire, a sponsor, says he is unsure about voting for a plan to revise the electoral college. The proposal would let states choose between proportional electors or district based and statewide voting, with debate to begin Tuesday.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Sen
Cotton
R-Nh
Kennedy
D-Mass
Douglas
D-Ill
Weather forecast rain across IA and pacific northwest details
The forecast calls for rain tomorrow over Iowa Seer Monana Washington and Oregon. Minnesota is expected to see rain and snow with snow in the northern region.
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Monana
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
New York
East Coast
Northwest States
Gulf Coast
Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains
Freeze Threatens Peaches in Carolinas as Cold Front Lingers
A massive cold air mass hits the Carolinas with a hard freeze risk. Weather officials warn mid 20s temperatures Monday threaten major peach crop losses, citing past droughts and ongoing wind trends that may limit damage. Growers report dry trees and limited protective options, fearing another banner crop loss after last year’s freeze.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Ee. L. Harris
Candor
Dixie
New England
Harris
North Carolina
Piedmont
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburgh
Renaming Red Cities Would Pose Problems
The National Oh ie Society warns that if Soviet leaders rename all places named for Stalin mapmakers face a large revision task. It notes about 62 locations carry Stalinski and variants such as Stalinabadski Stalingrad and similar names.
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Washington
Russia
National
Ohie Society
Stalin
Stalinski
Stalinabadski
Stalingrad
French Send Fresh Troops To Algeria
Paris reports plan to speed reinforcements into revolt torn Algeria with an airlift starting Monday. 1,600 troops from the or fifth Armored Division arrived in Oran. Lacoste seeks 100,000 more troops. Total North Africa forces near 500,000, with over 300,000 in Algeria. Tunisian elections loom as Bourguiba allies expected to win. Anti French protests surge in Syria with police guarding embassies.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Germany
Robert Lacoste
Paris
Lacoste
North Africa
Igeria
Tunisia
Nationalists Front
Habib Bourguiba
Salah Ben Youssef
Bourguiba
Syria
French North Africa
Damascus
U. S
France
Interor Ministry
Ohio Reds Seek Federal Intervention in Dixie Race Issue
Ohio officials report a Communist led drive aimed at mobilizing youth through the Labor Youth League to press for federal intervention in Dixie race segregation. The plan includes 25000 reader messages to Eisenhower and 4000 half year New Challenge subscriptions.
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Ohio
Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio Attorney General
Dixie
Labor Youth League
Communist Party
League
American Youth For Democracy
Young Communist League
Eisenhower
South
The
New Challenge
Ohio UN- American Activities Commission
Cleveland
John Adams High School
Attorney General
Challenge
LYL
Attorney General's Office
Peoples
East German Leaders Propose Unified Communist Socialist Alliance
Berlin reports Walter Ulbricht opened East Germany’s third party conference urging the Communist and Socialist factions to unify the fatherland and back disarmament. He spoke before 5,000 members with 21 foreign delegations, noting a push for collective leadership and a new five year plan aimed at boosting atomic power and industrial output. Ulbricht criticized Stalin and promoted party vigor amid calls for faster work week reductions.
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Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Ulbricht
Lne
Moscow
Socialis
Russia
Sence
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Pory
Gianes
Straast
Ibricht
Nixon Gains New Backing In Democratic Drift
Kefauver assails Eisenhower ad campaigns and defense budget claiming a second best Air Force cannot win. DNC chair Butler cites primaries in New Hampshire and Minnesota as not decisive, urging more contests to show Kefauver Stevenson strength. Maine Democrats pledge unpledged 14 votes for Chicago, while AP poll shows Stevenson leading Kefauver with five to three and Harriman one.
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Paul M. Butler
French Lick
Ind
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Indiana
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
GOP
Brewer
Chicago
Stevenson
Kefauver
Gov. Harriman
First Atom Army Unit to field early atomic weapons
The unit plans to begin with 105mm howitzers then replace them with secret atomic ammunition capable weapons. Each battle group includes 105mm recoilless rifles and 90mm self propelled guns. It will be first to field a battery of honest John atomic missile launchers.
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Sherburne
Harriman Says Minnesota Result Keeps Him Out of Race
New York March 24 Governor Averell Harriman said the Minnesota primary outcome does not change his status as not an active candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. He noted that New York party chairman Michael Prendergast had suggested he would be entered as a regular candidate if at all, but Prendergast said he spoke only for himself.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Minnesota
Npr
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Tennessee
New York State
Michael Prendergast
Haverstraw
N.Y
Prendergast
New City
Manns
Mann
Mann‘s
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