Ike Moves to Passive Role in Early Term
Washington dispatch notes debate over President Bigettower’s second term leadership style as observers argue he may delegate more policy authority. The Middle East crisis and a proposed 200 million dollars in foreign aid complicate Senate negotiations as he plans a February trip to Georgia for quail hunting and golf with Secretary Humphrey while Israel defies UN demands.
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Nixon Talks With Ghana Leader in Independence Era Visit
Vice President Nixon met Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah in Accra for a roughly 31 minute discussion as the colony moves toward independence. Britain’s Home Secretary Richard Butler attended related ceremonies amid the buildup to Ghana becoming a republic and leaving the Commonwealth. Nixon described a cordial exchange on future relations and global impact of policies. The visit follows a warm Moroccan reception for Nixon earlier in the trip. The article also notes the Bolivian highland road project and industrial needs in thin air environments.
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Nixon Talks With World Leaders On Mid East Mission
President Eisenhower’s envoy, amid swift changes, cut his two week aim by three days and flew back to Washington February nineteenth for talks with Secretary Dulles and congressional leaders. He spoke by phone with Saud, Nehru, and Mollet, and kept daily briefings with Dulles from Humphrey plantation, sometimes three times a day, on Middle East diplomacy.
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Pawnee City Visitors Stir Talk at Hotel Lobby
In the Pawnee City hotel lobby Cass Simcoe returns from St. Louis and reconnects with Helen Jagger as Dan Hastings arrives with 3500 longhorns cattle herd tensions rise over grazing and town future. Morgan, the mayoral race, and cattle trade shifts frame a crowded scene as the segment ends with a hotel letter.
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Air Force to Reoccupy Ice Island in Arctic Study Plan
The Air Force announced plans to reoccupy Ice Island or Fletcher's Island in the Arctic this week and establish a new floating post north of Alaska about 760 miles west of T3. Two stations will host 10 air force personnel and 16 scientists led by Columbia's Maurice Davidson for the 18 month International Geophysical Year beginning July 1.
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Lamont Geological Observatory
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Greenland
Willie Knudson
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Westover Air Force Base
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Norman Goldstein
Air Force Geophysical Research iPirecytorate
Cambridge
Fish Regulations Grant G and F Temporary Sales Control
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will implement temporary control over game fish farming and sales. Farmers must register with the commission under these rules, with permanent regulations to be announced later.
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Senate Will Act on Court Appointment
The Senate Judiciary Committee may act today on President Eisenhower's nomination of William Brennan to the Supreme Court. Chairman Eastland said Brennan's name is on the committee agenda after hearings last week.
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Rebels Still Rule in East Indonesia
East Indonesia and much of Sumatra remain under rebel control led by Lt. Gen. Sumual, who orders severance from Jakarta and imposes a curfew. Sukarno pursues a guided democracy with a broad cabinet and an advisory council. American officials warn citizens to stay out of Indonesia amid growing tensions.
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Soldier Killed in Ft Smith Wreck
Fort Smith report says Glen C Brown 23, a soldier from St Bliss Texas, was thrown from his car and killed after a collision with a car driven by his brother Jerry 21, who was unhurt and held on an open charge. both cars were traveling in the same direction.
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Five Die When Alaska Airlines DC4 Crashes
Five people were killed when an Alaska Airlines DC4 crashed into a timbered foothill near Here Washington. Victims included Constance Reppert 24 a recreation director from Artway and Leroy Kelley 39 a civilian carpenter at Ladd Air Force Base Fairbanks. The crew Cart Lady Currie Lyle Edwards and Stewardess Elizabeth Goods also perished. Bodies recovered by Coast Guard helicopter and Mountain Rescue Council team.
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