Eisenhower to Meet Mollet and Macmillan in Talks
The White House announced plans for President Eisenhower to meet separately with French Premier Guy Mollet on February 20 and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on March 21. The discussions will focus on easing Middle East tensions and reinforcing allied unity, with potential talks on China and UN participation. Mollet will visit Washington for two days and stay at Blair House across from the White House.
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White House
Eisenhower
France
Britain
Ane
Far East
Elsenhower
Guy Mollet
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Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
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Jonge
United States
Alllea
Middle East
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Mollet
United
Notha
Algeria
Aio
China
U.N
Oi Mollet
Blair House
RAF Bombs Rebel Towns in Yemen Frontier Raid
RAF jets and Shackletons bomb a rebel village near the Yemen frontier after residents were warned to flee. Ninety three 500 pound bombs and rockets reduced Da aba to shells. two Cameron Highlanders killed as villagers resisted rebel leaders. London accuses British attacks on Sawme ah post.
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Aden
Aden Protectorate
Yemen
Daaba
Xuling
U S Proposes Two Point Plan For Israel Gaza Withdrawal
Secretary Dulles presented a two point plan to Israel to ease force withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. The plan calls for public U S backing of free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba and UN observers in Gaza to deter Egyptian incursions. Eban promised a quick government response within 24 to 48 hours.
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United States
Israel
Caza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Dulles
Abba Eban
State Department
Ithe Taraell
Elath
United Nations
U. N
Gaza Strip
Tarael
Eban
Democrats, Ike Plan Under Fire in Senate Debate
In Washington AP reports Democratic senators attack Eisenhower Middle East policy as Dulles faces criticism for a U N speech. Renea Khan cites desire for concrete action after Dulles meeting as debate over the president's authority to use armed forces and to fund 200 million dollars in Middle East aid continues. Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels finish hearings with amendments due, and a joint vote possible Thursday.
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U.N
Asembly
New York
Renea Khan
President Eisen
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Sens Long
Motes
Moree
John Foster Dullee
Sen. Bush
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Armed Services Committees
Eisenhower
Look as Expected, Once Blind Oldster Sees Grandchildren
Santa Cruz story reports 87 year old William H Bryant who has been blind 15 years regained partial vision after pilocarpine treatment. He meets six grandchildren ages from 12 months to 13 years with his son in law and daughter and comments on family and hair color. He jokes about TV and hopes to watch the Cleveland Indians on TV.
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Kathy Sungers
Bryant
Santa Cruz
Calif
Thomas’g.schnoor
Date Cruz
Mia
Warren Sunseri
Santa Clara
Pamela
Michael
Rand
Sue
Cathy
Steven
Mary Jo
Warren
Indaw
Sunset
Cleveland Indians
Senator William Langer Critical in Hospital Stay
North Dakota Republican Senator William Langer, age 70, has been hospitalized since last week in critical condition. His office said he is suffering from pleurisy and pneumonia, with updates awaited on his medical status.
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Washington
William Langer
North Dakota
Langer
Phony stock pushers lure unwary investors
A fragmented note warns about long distance phone calls selling hot stock deals. It accuses a New York based truck of fraudulent operations across the Southwest and Midwest. The tone brands dubious schemes as fast profits prey on novices, urging caution with reckless promises.
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New York
Midwest
Usvel
Soviet premier Bu lganin offers new era of friendship
Moscow broadcasts a letter from Premier Bulganin to West German Chancellor Adenauer outlining a path toward German reunification. He calls for profitable trade with Bonn and Moscow’s help in easing relations to favor peace in Europe, while noting Western German coalition politics and rearmament as bargaining points.
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Bulganin
Germany
Bonn
Mostow
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
West Germany
Social Jsts
NATO
Eric Ole Yenhauer
United States
Texas Democrats Move to Rig Election, Report Notes Urgency
An Independent Washington report on page 42 claims Texas Democrats are pressing actions to influence the election. The tale highlights concerns over party tactics and potential interference. No specific individuals or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Texas
UCB
the Independent
Washington
LA Tries Largest Hunt for Desperado After Court Escape
In Los Angeles a long term convict known as Albert J. Kostal led a dramatic break from an eighth floor courtroom, fleeing amid gunfire as two accomplices tried to escape. Police deployed hundreds of detectives, with radio alerts sent to multiple western states. Kostal, tall and wearing a red shirt, fled ground level as officers pursued through the Civic Center amid a massive manhunt.
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Angeles
Albert J. Kostal
Hs Kostal
Police Department
Civic Center
Police Communicating Bureau
California
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
iCivic
Luvteu
Thomas Red Ldin
Kostal
Harbor Board weighs LBOD severance plan amid city cost
Long Beach Oil Development Company seeks severance pay for about half of its 252 employees, a plan that could cost the city nearly a million dollars. The Harbor Board will decide legality and possible contract amendments, amid union tension and threats of picketing if denied.
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Tachiyamooney
Olttte
Harbor Board
Long Beach Oil Development Co
LBOD
E. J. Amar
Harbor
John P. Davis
Picketa
Jonah, Jones
Van Doren TV earnings top $100000 milestone
New York report details Charles Van Doren becoming the first television figure to exceed $100000 in earnings, pushing his total to around $18000. The note highlights a milestone in TV history as the total grows with his recent earnings.
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New York
Civic Leader Bill Graef Dies After Long Civic Service
William Percy Graef a longtime Los Angeles civic worker died at 79 in a local hospital after years of declining health He helped found the Adelaide Trobenor Clinic for crippled children in 1988 and was an original director He and Benjamin J Tucker inspired a school named for a disabled child and he led a Rotary Club presidency in 1923-24 embodying Service Above Self in Long Beach and beyond
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William Percy
Bil) Graef
Cee
Los Angeles Hospital
Graef
Hearing Wednesday on Southern California utility rate increase
Public Utilities Commission holds hearings Wednesday through Thursday on Southern California Edison's bid to raise rates by about 13.5 million dollars per year, adding roughly 15 cents to the average residential monthly bill. Ray Untereiner will preside with Examiner Manley Edwards at 102 W. in the Commission courtroom, 245 South Spring Street, Los Angeles.
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Bose
California
Ray E. Utereiner
Swith
Manley W. Edwards
South Spring St
Los Angeles
Untereiner
Marne
Serge
Denver
Uc Lowry
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