Turbulent U S Courtroom Sparks Political Debate in New York
Fragmented remarks touch on McClay, Buttenwieser, and HICOG figures as New York legal action and Algerian case discuss the influence of democracy versus communism. Notable names include Tobin J. McCloy, Rhonard Stone, and Senator Kehnnon amid courtroom scrutiny and press commentary.
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Norway Calls Army to Fix Winter Courses
International officials debated the West German tension while Norway races to repair icy slopes for the Winter Games. Upset weather, drifting snow, and wind threaten practice and competition as athletes like Wollmar Andersen push for safe, usable runs.
Canitrell Signs With Greenville
Greenville Miss Feb 1 Veteran outfielder Ben Canitrell, hit champion of the Class C league, signed with Greenville after being released Saturday. He has played with Little Rock Birmingham Southern and Hollywood in various leagues and joins a club aiming for a stronger season.
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Australians' amateur events draw money and crowds
A late 19th century roundup notes Bendigo prize money and large crowds at amateur Australian racing, with bookmakers active and a village Gundagai New Year celebration including six youth races. The piece contrasts professional and amateur status, highlighting betting money and entertainment in rural Australia.
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Louisiana Split Between Ike and Taft
Louisiana Republicans sue in Baton Rouge over 12 seat ren tal committee, seeking to certify Jan 13 primary results won by Eisenhower backers. Suit argues primary unfair and void due to missing votes for Whisslouers. contest hinges on 11 vote delegation to the National GOP convention.
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Barber Ianorant of Inflation: Badiond, Ps
In the Pennsylvania community of Wood States a barber near Badiond faces inflation pressures and economic strain as residents describe rising costs and uncertain business prospects amid the local financial climate.
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Middlecoff Wins El Paso Open and Heads to Texas Open
San Antonio date Feb 11 Golf star Cary Middlecoff of Memphis Tenn clinched the El Paso Open with a 26 on the final round to finish 2 under par for the event. He pocketed the top prize and boosted year winnings to 4320.07, leading Floyd Maneroy and Pat Kroll as final standings shifted toward San Antonio for the Texas Open with Kroll and others advancing.
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GE Seeks Cost of Living Plan
General Electric seeks a cost of living plan with a wage increase for about 20,000 workers. The company aims for a 58 percent increase in the context of negotiations with the Wage Stabilization Board and pending approval. GE Vice President L. R. Boulware issued a statement outlining the employer’s goals.
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Track stars and coaching moves in brief Associated Press notes
Track New York bred Will defeated Linn Geheimin to win the Baxter mile after a year’s opening in This Men Yor ALC games. In football, Jimmy Phelan named head coach of the Dallas Texans as NFL headlines include coaching changes at Wilkins, North Carolina, and Washington Urea. Satchel Paige signs 1952 with St Louis Browns, while Cary Middlecoff wins $10,000 at Para Open. Claire Diran defeats Mary Ann Downey in women’s golf at Palin Boweh. Eddie Arcaro rides Prings Windy Chig Tl to victory at Santa Anita. Spartan Valor wins at Miami in the Me Leanan handicap.
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Bi partisan Foreign Policy Debate Hits Senate Document
Washington February 11 Senate doc highlights bipartisan foreign policy since 1942 amid Republican charges that administration excluded GOP voices. Senator Sparkman notes staff work by the Democratic Senate Foreign Relations Committee to shed light on the inquiry and overview of policy formulation.
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British Admiral Sir Carlisle Swabey Dies at 70
View Adm. Sir Carlisle Swabey, former aide de camp to King Charles II, died Saturday in his home in Chichester England after brevity illness. He was 70.
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Porkers Battle Texas A&M In Lone Star Rivalry
Southwest Conference basketball headlines Texas A&M and Texas clash at Gregory Gym amid tight standings. Arkansas and Baylor, TCU, SMU and Rice chase top spots as key games set for Saturday including Baylor at Waco and Rice at Fort Worth. McLeod of TCU leads scoring race with 102 points, while Johnsen and Dowies follow.
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Chinese Heaven Run Sees Liddell Confront Cerla Leader
Johnny Liddell and Magesy Kiely track down Cerla in Chinatown's Chinese Heaven. A Chinese bouncer blocks access as Liddell insists Cerla wants him dead, while Cerla’s gun and secrecy loom, and a plan to meet an old ally surfaces. The scene shifts to a dangerous private area as tension builds.
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