Britain warns Big Three pledge guides Middle East policy
Prime Minister Eden defended Britain's stance on Middle East violence and the 1950 Big Three pledge to prevent changes to Arab-Israeli boundaries by force. He said Britain and the United States will work together to maintain peace in Palestine and rejected calls to arm Israel against Egypt with Czech arms.
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London
Britain
Middle East
House of Commons
Eden
United States
Palestine
France
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Negro Coed Hopes To Go To Alabama
Autherine Lucy, a 26 year old expelled Negro coed, says she still wants to attend the University of Alabama. The NAACP filed a suit on her behalf stating she will persist in efforts to be admitted next fall and plans to apply again to the state university of her home state.
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New York
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
State University
Woman Rescues 3 Men In River
SCRANTON Pa A 50 year old woman from UM A Theresa Cobb heard cries for help grabbed a garden hose and rushed to the scene She threw the hose to the edge of the ice and pulled three men from ten foot deep water one by one The men Edward Jurius 79 Sylvester 40 and John Kresock 35 all of Forest City were fishing when the ice gave way They were treated for shock and immersion.
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Scranton
Waymart
Theresa Cobb
Edward Jurius
Sylvester
John Kresock
Forest City
Red Leaders Accused Of Promoting Tension
SEATO ministers in Karachi accuse Soviet leaders of trying to raise tensions and divide Asian communities through statements and actions. The six page communique cites Khrushchev and Bulganin’s India Burma and Afghanistan visit as provoking controversy while stressing Pakistan’s sovereignty up to the Afghanistan border and the Pushtoonistan issue.
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Karachi
Pakistan
SEATO
Free Nations
The
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Free World
Afghanistan
Awaiting Light in Santa Monica Ends in Arrest
Police say Farell and Jones stayed parked behind a fire truck and police car at an early morning fire scene. Jones, an Inglewood accountant, said he waited for a red light to change and was fined $105 after pleading guilty to a reduced reckless driving charge.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Farell
Jones
Inglewood
Hildegarde Slams Club Imports In Costume Showdown
Pink mink wearer Hildegarde criticizes imported chanteuses for cheap outfits and describes her own couture, including a $750 pink faille fish-tail gown and a jasmine mink stole worth $3,000. She notes 25 years in entertainment and claims $600,000 spent on costumes.
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Hildegarde
Milwaukee
Big Three Seek Urgent UN Action Over Mid East Tensions
U S Britain and France consider a special United Nations meeting to press Arabs and Israelis to avert broader hostilities in the Middle East. The move tests Soviet stance on veto power as Eisenhower urges urgent action and warns the UN must act promptly to reduce danger of a new Palestine war.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Russia
Soviet Union
Israel
U.N
Palestine
President Eisenhower Denies Reducing Constitutional Duties
The White House stated President Eisenhower has not reduced any constitutional duties and has no plan to. Assistant Press Secretary Murray Snyder defended the president against Senator Sparkman who warned of a possible contraction of the presidency after the heart attack. FBI traced $100,000 of a $189,000 bank robbery loot to Bronx trainer Arthur Paisnuer who was arrested in hospital and faces arraignment.
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New York
FBI
Bronx
Westchester County
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Asst
Murray Snyder
Senator Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Snyder
Senate
Arthur L. Paisnuer
Arrest Youth After Crash in Indiana Borough
A two car collision at Seventh and Maple Streets in Indiana Borough caused about 600 dollars in damages and led to the arrest of Francis A. Lorenzo 16 of Homer City. Lorenzo allegedly ran a stop sign and faced a motor vehicle code violation. Robert G. Thompson 44 of 622 South Seventh Street Indiana was not injured. Eight passengers were in the Lorenzo vehicle. Damages were estimated at 350 dollars to the Thompson car and 250 dollars to the Lorenzo auto.
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Seventh and
Maple Streets
Indiana
Francis A. Lorenzo
Homer City
Robert G. Thompson
South Seventh Street
Lorenzo
Thompson
Lorenzo Auto
Warren Isolated By Floods
Warren Pennsylvania and nearby towns faced record flooding after days of rain and melting snow. Rivers rose over banks, isolating the city of about 15,000 as highways flooded, lines failed, and Warren Hospital began feeding 110 patients after their kitchen flooded.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Co
Erie
Warren Hospital
Corry Journal
Allegheny
Worms Found in Peoria Water Labeled Harmless
Residents in eastern Peoria report white wormlike larvae in tap water. Dr. Max Suter of the Illinois Water Survey calls the chironomid larvae harmless, adding they supply little protein. Water Works officials flush pipes to remove them as about 150000 people rely on the supply. A newspaper staffer also found worms in water from a tap.
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Peoria
Max Suter
Ilinois
Opem
Dr. Suter
Peoria Water Works Co
Virgil M. Lambert
Peorng Journal-Star
Senate Decision On Farm Policy Heads For Vote
The Senate weighed an election year farm bill with critics charging White House pressure while Sen. Aikin defends flexible price supports. Chairman Ellender says he believes the votes favor scrapping those supports for rigid props, with White House and Agriculture Department cited as pushing the harder line.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Aikin
R-Vi
Aiken
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Agriculture Department
Union Turns Down Westinghouse Settlement Plan
Washington The Union today rejected a government proposed settlement for the Westinghouse strike in its 14th day. International Union of Electrical Workers president James B. Carey called the decision by the 71 member conference board unanimous and said the plan is unacceptable. He planned to meet Federal Mediation Service head Joseph Finnegan to discuss next steps toward further negotiations with Westinghouse Electric Corp. The mediation panel had supported the plan but has now disbanded.
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Washington
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
Federal Mediation Service
Joseph Finnegan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Bomb blasts hit Long Beach mailbox again
Gabriel Mooshagian reported his porch mailbox was exploded by a bomb for the third time this year. He said he knows of no one who would want to harm him. Also listed: a fire sale with tuxedos and a PTA executive board meeting tonight to discuss a family fantasy fun event.
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Long Beach
Calif
Gabriel Mooshagian
Phaddeus Stevens P. T. A. Execu‘tive Board
Gene Autry Absent From Radio for Several Weeks
Gene Autry will miss his CBS radio Sunday night program for several weeks due to a laryngilia attack. CBS announced a musical variety program will replace his show starting March 11, marking his first formal radio respite in 15 years.
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Hollywood
Gene Autry
CBS
Protective Measure To Face Fight Over Stamp Tax
Harrisburg AP Senate Democratic Leader Dent urged scrapping the 3 percent sales tax stamp system set to begin July 1. Retailers would issue stamps as proof of tax payment, redeemable by the state for 2 percent of value. Dent cites a costly, cumbersome process. Republicans and House leaders show mixed positions amid near yesterday’s tax rollout and confusion.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Dent
Mahany
House
Readinger
Smith
Nixon on track for renomination as Eisenhower's running mate
Republican senators agreed Nixon likely seeks renomination and would remain Eisenhower's running mate. Eisenhower told Nixon to chart his own course while Nixon said no personal decision announced yet. Sen Mundt voiced confidence Nixon would stay on the ticket if the choice remains his.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Indiana boy injured by truck improving in hospital
A six year old Indiana boy struck by a truck on North Fifth Street Tuesday is reported improving at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Michael Delaney, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Delaney of 625 Stannard Avenue Indiana, suffered head injuries and is listed satisfactory at the Pittsburgh hospital where he was taken after the accident.
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Indiana
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Michael
Delaney
John F. Delaney
Stannard Avenue
North Fifth Street
Musser Forests Faces Motion to Dismiss Treble Damages Suit
Dauphin County Court hosts petitions to drop a treble damages suit against Musser Forests Inc of Indiana County and five officers. The Justice Department seeks 471 684 dollars claiming conspiracy to cheat the commonwealth in purchases from state nurseries. Named defendants include Robert J Fisher son of ex governor John B Fisher Senator L M Peeler Fred Musser and G W Musser. The defense says the action is barred by a two year limit and lacks specific acts or proof of wrongdoing.
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Musser Forests, Inc
Indiana County
Dauphin County
Justice Department
Atty
Herbert B. Cohen
Nursory
Commonwealth
Robert J.M. Fisher
John 8. Fisher
L. M. Peeler
Indiana
Fred Musser
Dorothy
G. W. Musser
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