Dulles defends Middle East policy amid Tito visit talk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, denying plans to resign, defended U S policy in the Middle East amid criticism from Democrats. He said an American visit by Tito could be useful, though no visit date had been set, as Congress reviews actions since 1946. He urged UN and world opinion to restore stability while noting delays in Eisenhower Doctrine approval. Classified ads line ends the piece.
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Signal Hill councilman resigns effective date set
Councilman Mullen I. Quits Signal Hill Post due to health. term expires April but resignation effective March 1. The council may appoint a successor or hold an election within 30 days. Mullen, 75, was appointed in 1954 to fill a vacancy and had served since 1954 after Lore nee Green resigned.
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Atomic Sub Ends Trip of 60000 Miles
New London Conn reports the Nautilus surfacing after completing a 60000 nautical mile voyage under nuclear propulsion. A radio message to the Navy secretary announced the subs achievement at 2030 Eastern Time on February 4. The ship has not been refueled since January 17, 1955, and its name echoes Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
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Colonel Accused in Leak and Middle East Accord T: Colonel Accused in Leak and Middle East Accord
A colonel named John Nickerson faced possible court martial after accusations of leaking a top secret missile allocation document. The leak related to Defense Secretary Wilson’s plan dividing long and short range missile development between Air Force and Army. Nickerson, confined at Redstone Arsenal, was questioned by Third Army officials. Meanwhile, Middle East talks with King Saud and Iraqi leaders centered on securing aid and preventing Soviet influence as Eisenhower pursues a regional defense strategy.
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