Dulles Pushes Ike Middle East Plan for Congress
Secretary of State Dulles urged approval of a broad Middle East program including economic and military aid with authority to use U S forces if needed. He told a crowded House Foreign Affairs hearing that the plan may raise Soviet tensions but aims to prevent World War III and curb communist expansion. Opposition in Congress questioned blank check authority and timing ahead of a formal vote.
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Washington
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Russia
Aal Vuolvle
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
Middle East
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Bong Base Land Office Opens Doors
Army engineers take charge of a Paddock Lake office to assist Bong jet base site landowners. The office will provide information and coordinate with locals while land appraisals are prepared, with a three-person staff planned including an attorney lands representative and stenographer.
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Sam
Army Engineers
Bong Jet Base
James Burns
Chicago Corps of Engineers
Emerson T. Calvert
Shaid
Richards Named Special Assistant on Middle East Program
President Eisenhower appoints James P. Richards former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee as special assistant with rank of personal ambassador to lead a mission to the Middle East. The South Carolina Democrat, retired from Congress, will advise the President and the secretary of state on Middle East issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Middle East
Richards
South Carolina
Congress
White House
Thirteen Vessels Leave Suez Canal After Blockade
Thirteen ships from seven nations began moving toward Port Said after being bottled up by the British French invasion and Egyptian counter measures. UN salvage crews faced wrecks and silt as they guided the southbound convoy north to exit through the canal’s north end, with an open channel expected for 10,000 ton ships by early March.
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Akka
Lake
Timsah
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Canal
Port Said
Egypt
Mahmound Yunes
Suez Canal Authority
Port Saide
Cairo
East Germany and Soviet Union sign troop agreement
East Germany and the Soviet Union signed a troop regulation accord in Moscow. The agreement outlines rules for Russian troops stationed in East Germany and was announced by East German radio.
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East Germany
Russia
Berlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Ottawa Leaders Mediate Rail Strike Standoff
Heads of the Canadian Labor Congress and the striking Canadian Pacific Railway fireman's union met in Ottawa to seek a solution to the dispute that halted the transcontinental railway since last Wednesday.
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Ottawa
Canadian Labor Congress
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fireman's
Hungary’s Janos Kadar declares Soviet backed dictatorship
Nationwide protests and Soviet tanks surge as Janos Kadar announces a return to Stalinist rule in Hungary. The 10,000 word statement warns satellites to accept subservience, while Nagy and his regime are labeled treasonous.
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Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Albania
East Germany
Communist Party
Nikita S. Krushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Secret Police
Imgre Nagy
Five Kenosha Drivers Win Jaycee Courtesy Awards
Five motorists in Kenosha were named today as recipients of Jaycee Courtesy Awards during the Junior Chamber of Commerce Driving Week. Daily cash prizes will be awarded to those displaying courteous driving habits with the winners listed as Mrs. Florence Cappert Edward Otto Thomas McMahon Frank Serpe and Clifford Klawitter.
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Kenosha
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Florence Cappert
46Th St
Edward Otto
6Th Ave
Thomas McMahon
74Th
Frank Serpe
23Rd
Clifford Klawitter
13Th Ave
Curfew Clamped in Georgetown Amid Malaya Riots
Police imposed a dawn to dusk curfew on George Town and Ayer Itam as casualties from a Malayan Chinese riot rose. The action reflects heightened tensions on Penang Island during the unrest.
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Georgetown
Penang Island
Malaya
Ayer Itam
Jews Arrive in Italy Describe Campaign of Terror in Egypt
A shipload of Jewish evacuees reached Naples reporting terror and expulsion in Egypt. They claim police raids, forced dispossession, and concentration camps, while Egyptian authorities deny abuses and say many Jews will stay or depart by choice. Most stateless, few hold Egyptian citizenship. many seek Israel or other destinations.
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Italy
Egypt
Naples
France
England
Thomson Takes Oath As States Governor
Madison Wisconsin Thompson sworn in as governor pledging a government of common sense and citizen participation. He named Lt Gov Knowles Secretary Zimmerman Treasurer Smith and Atty Gen Honeck as fellow officers taking oaths with Chief Justice Martin presiding.
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Madison
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
Richland Center
Thomson
John E. Martin
Warren P. Knowles
Robert Zimmerman
Warren Smith
Stewart Honeck
Civil Rights Fight Expected to Reignite in House
Representative Celler said civil rights proposals are the No. 1 priority for the House Judiciary Committee and rapid action is planned. Republicans and northern west Democrats aim to push bills through quickly to reach the Senate before filibuster tactics possible. The House will soon organize committees, with judiciary hearings likely within a week.
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Washington
Congress
House
Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
North
West
Senate
$36 000 Holdup At Miami Beach Cotton Club
Four masked bandits robbed the Cotton Club in Miami Beach of about $36 000 in cash after closing. Club officials George Wein ger and Jerry Hirsch said they were confronted as they re entered at 6 am after a coffee break.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George Weinger
Jerry Hirsch
Weather Update With Snow Tally and Temperatures
Snow yesterday left Kenosha streets slick with half an inch. Predicted snow on Tuesday follows with mostly cloudy skies and colder readings, low near 15 and Tuesday highs in the mid 20s. Noon readings reported 32 at the treatment plant, 34 at American Motors, and 35 downtown. Yesterday’s high reached 36 with a 24 degree low early this morning. Sunrise 7 18, sunset 4 37.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Fairchild Administers Court Oath to Son
Madison Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Ed ward T Fairchild swore in his son Thomas E Fairchild 44 to succeed him on the state’s highest court Justice John E Martin becomes chief justice replacing Edward Fairchild Justice George Currie administered the oath and noted Martin is the oldest member in point of service on the court from Wisconsin’s first governor Nelson Dewey who was also an attorney and school teacher
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Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Edward T. Fairchild
Thomas E. Fairchild
John E. Martin
Edward Fairchild
George Currie
Martin
Nelson Dewey
Dulles Says U S Won’t Invade Middle East Nations
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States would not invade any Middle East country to overthrow an already installed government, regardless of how that government came to power.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Middle East
American photographer held in Hungarian prison
The State Department said it has a reliable report that Mrs. Dickie Meyer Chapelle, an American freelance photographer, is being held in a Hungarian prison. Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy asked Hungarian Minister Peter Kos to assist in securing her release.
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Washington
State Department
Dickie Meyer Chapelle
Robert Murphy
Peter Kos
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules blood test not conclusive in paternity cases
In Madison the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a blood test to determine paternity is not necessarily conclusive evidence in court. In St. Louis William Red Holzman resigned as coach of the St. Louis Hawks of the NBA.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
St. Louis
William Red
Holzman
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Firoz Khan Noon Talks With Lloyd Over Kashmir Dispute
Pakistani Foreign Minister Firoz Khan Noon met British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd to discuss Pakistan’s ongoing conflict with India over Kashmir. The talks aimed to seek progress on a solution and reduce tensions between the two nations.
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London
Firoz Khan Noon
Selwyn Lloyd
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Hodge Case Extended Two Months Over Restitution
Federal Judge John P. Barnes moved Hodge’s restitution case to March 4 as guards escorted him from Menard to court. The Illinois ex auditor faces a possible ten year probation term if he repays as much as possible of about 20 million dollars in state funds stolen. State officials say only around 80000 has been recovered to date.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
Illinois
Hodge
Menard State Prison
John P. Barnes
Barnes
Pontiac
Springfield
Richard Custer
Custer
U. S. Supreme Court
AMC
Air Force
Salk Proposes All-Virus Vaccine to Guard Nerves
Dr. Jonas E. Salk proposed a vaccine against all viruses attacking nerves. He cited adult illnesses from childhood nerve attacks and dormant infections that react under stress. The idea aims to halt nervous system damage before it manifests, building on polio vaccine success.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
State Supreme Court affirms Kenosha tax on AMC
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld $336000 in personal property taxes on American Motors Corp in Kenosha, ruling the tax valid though AMC argued title rested with the federal government. The decision reverses a lower ruling by Circuit Judge Alfred Drury and could affect similar local taxes nationwide.
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State Supreme Court Today
Kenosha
American Motors Corp
High Court
Alfred Drury
AMC
Nash-Kelvinator
Air Force
Supreme Court
George Curry
Drury
Syrian President Arrives in Pakistan for 10 Day Visit
President Shukri Kawady of Syria lands in Karachi for a 10 day visit welcomed by President Iskander Mirza and Prime Minister H. S. Suhrawardy at the airport.
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Pakistan
Karachi
Shukri Kawady
Iskander Mirza
H. S. Suhrawardy
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