Adenauer to Remain West German Chancellor Not Run for President
West Germany chancellor Konrad Adenauer will stay in office and not pursue the presidency. Christian Democrats leader Will Raster said Adenauer informed Heinrich Kö r e that he would not seek the presidential role. The party has split over succession with Franz Etzel favored by Adenauer, while Ludwig Erhard is seen as a strong vote getter for postwar recovery.
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West Germany
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Christian Democrats
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Heinrich Krore
Rua
Franz Etzel
Ludwig Erhard
Students Help Police in Guayaquil After Riot
Four students blamed for sparking the Guayaquil riot switch to government side aiding Col. Ricardo Pineiras troops to restore order after Wednesday night looting. President Camilo Ponce's government labeled the chaos Communist inspired and deadly.
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Ecuador
Ricardo Pineiras
Nomed
Camilo Ponce
Khrushchev Arrives in Budapest on Friendship Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev landed in Budapest on his way back from Albania for an informal visit of friendship. He spent about three hours in talks with Hungarian leaders on mutual interests, according to unofficial government sources.
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Hungary
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Albania
Khrushchev
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Atlanta Segregation Court Test Opens in U S District Court
The first major attack on racial segregation in Georgia public schools starts in Atlanta with 10 Negro parents suing to end school segregation. Judges Hooper and Sloan hear the case without a jury as NAACP lawyers represent the plaintiffs. The suit seeks to stop racially segregated operation, potentially prompting admissions and further litigation. The Georgia state government is represented by B D Murphy in related college segregation cases.
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Licely
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New York
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NAACP
Georgia
B. D. Murphy
Cadillac Posts Best January Sales In Five Year Span
Cadillac deliveries in January rose to 65,413 units, beating the 1959 five year window period and surpassing the prior comparable month total of 65,346 Cadillacs. The report notes the surge reflects strong demand and marks the best January showing in Cadillac history.
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Cadillac
Russian Find Puts Penicillin in Second Place
Moscow reports say Soviet scientists developed a new antibiotic named mycerin more effective than penicillin or streptomycin. An Epidemiology and Microbiology Institute official announced its use in treating intestinal diseases after neurosurgical operations brain ailments and obstetrics. Tass notes commercial manufacture is ready.
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Mibylsh Gamateya
Epidemiology and Microbiology Institute
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Assembly OKs New Bill on Ogle
SACRAMENTO Assembly approves AB 15-39 to let county supervisors fire County Counsel Ogle for cause after a hearing. Gov Brown plans to sign. bill differs from vetoed version by adding due process and making it an emergency measure on enactment. Ogle faced misconduct and bribery charges in Orange County oil lease probe but was acquitted on misconduct and bribery dropped.
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D-Gardean Grove
Hanna
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Four Escapees From Iowa Penitentiary Captured Near Georgetown
Four convicts escaped from the Iowa penitentiary at Fort Madison and were chased into a Georgetown area farmyard where they were captured. The fugitives included Lloyd Woodson, Albert Boerger, Robert Jones, and Blue Girdier Jr. One man reportedly threatened a woman with a knife and stole a car before capture by Appanoose County deputies and local officers. In Washington, Senator Kerr joined Strauss supporters as the nomination for Secretary of Commerce moved toward a Senate vote with potential party-line implications.
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Hanyi Robertson
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Iconium
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Senate
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Okla
Teamster Supports Controls and Labors Bill Debate
Washington UA The Teamsters Union backs needed labor controls and opposes the Senate passed bill. Harold J. Gibbons, Teamsters vice president, said amendments totaling about 90 pages will be sent to House members. He noted support for full disclosure of union finances and denied a split with Hoffa over new labor legislation.
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Teamster
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Bet Gibbons
James R. Hoffa
John F. Kennedy
Mass
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Hoffa
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Iraq Says Will Withdraw From Sterling Area
Baghdad reports Premier Abdel Karim Kassem announced Thursday night that Iraq will withdraw from the Sterling area soon. The statement follows a recent string of ties with Western nations and signals shifting foreign relations.
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Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
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