Eisenhower Likely To Run If Health Permits Says Hall
GOP leaders Sen Ives and Sen Allott align with National Chairman Hall that Eisenhower will seek a second term if able. Butler avoids guesswork but agrees Nixon would be VP if Ike runs. Hall says Ike may decide after Gettysburg talk and a Chicago meeting with the Republican National Committee.
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Ives
R-N.y
Allott
R-Colo
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Sen. Butler
R-Md
Hall
Nixon
Gettysburg
Bac
Eisenhower Is For President.” Hall
Republican National Committee
Butler
Carolinas Endure First Deep Winter Blast
A cold air mass swept eastward bringing record and near record lows across the Carolinas. Asheville dipped to 11 and Greensboro to 16, Raleigh 18, Charlotte 20, with Wilmington and Charleston also unusually cold. The Weather Bureau predicted further lows in the 12 to 30 range across Piedmont and coastal areas.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Asheville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Charlotte
Wilming- Raleigh
Hickory
Greenville
D.C
Columbia
Charleston
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Piedmont
Return Of La Prensa Expected
In Buenos Aires Provisional President Aramburu moves toward restoring La Prensa to Paz family control after Peron era closures. A decree to seize the paper is expected to be declared unconstitutional as U S officials and press groups weigh the move amid Latin American press freedom debates.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Prensa
Juan D. Peron
Pedro Arembura
Generalederation of Labor
CGT
Paz
Wester Emapere
Peron
Peronista
Aramburu
Adolfo Lanus
Buenos
Henry Holland
U. S
United States
Jules Dubois
Ie O Tribune
Feedom
Press Comene
Inter-American Press Assn
Dubois
Latin America
Gl Wins Extradition Battle Over Soldier Extradition
In Hartford Gov. See and North Carolina authorities dispute extradition of Frederic Knst and Howe a Fort Bragg soldier. Howe freed on 500 bail after five days on charges including driving while intoxicated. He escaped from a road gang with another prisoner after fleeing Denton North Carolina.
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Benedict Holden
U.S
Howe
Hartford
Hoe
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Fayetteville
Ana
Denton
Virginia
Meriden
North Carolina
Winston N C Truck Driver Disappears After Leaving Son
Baltimore police report Winston N C truck driver Joseph Linville left his 5-year-old son Joseph Ray Linville at a Baltimore hotel Sunday night and disappeared. The tractor trailer with apples was found nearby. investigators weigh hijacking as a possibility.
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Son
Baltimore
Joseph Linville
Winston N.C
Joseph Ray Linvin
Brooks
Winston Pal
Atahe Staa
Louis Rehak
Linville
The
Bee
Appie
Racial issue fuels debate at White House education parley
A Negro delegate pressed whether federal travel funds were paid to delegates opposing the Constitution. Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP questioned loyalty statements for delegates from South Carolina Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana raising the risk of a clash at the White House education conference. The exchange followed President Eisenhower’s opening remarks as about 2,000 delegates prepared for roundtable discussions on school needs.
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White House
Clarence Mitchell
The
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Virginia
Magon Mitchell
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Frank
Congress
Neil McElroy
McElroy
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Eisenhower orders NSC meeting at Camp David
President Eisenhower calls the National Security Council to a Thursday meeting at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland as part of a defense strategy planning process. The White House says no specific reason behind the meeting and notes it is the second such gathering in two weeks.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Camp David
Thurmont
White House
Defense Strategy Planning Group
Maryland Mountain
NSC
Cabinet
Boland Says Reds Rule Germans in Berlin Incident
Rep. Ed P. Boland and Rep. Harold C. Ostertag were held for four hours by East German police in East Berlin over a two way radio in an Army car. Russians ordered their release but backed the German position. Boland said the case is with U S Army at Heidelberg and he will not seek congressional action.
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Naples
Italy
Ed P. Boland
D-Mass
C’ dl
Viene
Frankfurt
Harold C. Ostertag
RNY
Ostertag
Red Ae
East Berlin
I. A. Kotsiuba
Boland
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Congress
Charles L. Dasher Jr
Berlin
House Defense Appropriations Committee
Germany
U.S. Army European Carters
Five Girls Back In Custody After Fatal Escape
Five juvenile girls were recaptured after an escape linked to the death of Mrs. Eula Bonham. Mirl Cain, 15, described the assault and the killing, saying a bound and suffocated victim was struck with a shoe. Prosecutor Alva J. Russell plans murder indictments that could send them to the grand jury for possible adult treatment. Margaret Nicholson, 15, surrendered shortly after the escape.
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Encape
Miroa
Mirs Cain
Eula Bonham
Margaret Nicholson
Mirl Cain
Indictments Expected in Tax Scandal Probes
Federal grand jury in St Louis may bring charges this week as Truman era tax scandals unfold. Witnesses include former DOJ tax chief Caudle and Kansas City attorney Schwimmer who pleads innocent to perjury over a $10,000 1919 payment said to be a bribe. Caudle says he returned small dividends after learning the oil royalty issue could not be taken by a public official.
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ST. Louis
Truman Administration
Pos- Caudle
Fam Justice Department
Caudle
Schwimmer
Kansas City
Irving Sachs
Shu- Stiles, Inc
Atthew J. Connelly
Truman
Connelly
New York
Caudie
Agriculture Department Sees Farm Paradox in Outlook
The Agriculture Department reports a paradox in farm finances with falling prices and income yet rising farm real estate values. The 33rd annual farm outlook conference notes income may dip further in 1956 while land values gain due to farmer demand and loose lending. Southern states show the strongest financial conditions, while the western corn belt suffers from hog losses and lower yields.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Frederick W. Waugh
Waugh
Congress
Dee Ee Dupatenent
Policy Debate Darkens Over Foreign Policy Tactics
Senator Wiley accuses both parties of using foreign policy as a campaign tool amid Geneva talks stalemate. Paul Butler proposes a temporary truce by dropping “peace” from slogans while urging Republican restraint and avoiding personal attacks to avert a vicious cycle.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Geneva
State Dulles
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Acheson
Faure Stakes Regime's Life On Vote
Paris Premier Edgar Faure stakes his government on a confidence vote as early elections loom. Assembly debate over the electoral law is delayed to marshal support, with a spring vote possible as a compromise between December and June ballots.
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Edgar Faure
Non
National Ansomaty
Faure
Assembly
House
Francois Mitterrand
Pierre Mendes France
Govhe Eae
Coun Faure
Mendes-France
Radical Party
Aves
Oty Oy Ee
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Ike
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
WOC
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dixon-Yates
Byron Rogers
D-Cole
Federal
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Justice Department
Grand Jury
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