Kremlin fears Ike plan seeps into Middle East power balance
Moscow diplomats report the Kremlin genuinely fears Eisenhower's Middle East program and seeks a concrete counterplan beyond propaganda. They say the Soviet economy strained by satellites and foreign exchange losses hinders matching U.S. dollar offers, and that emphasis on military actions risked the plan.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Middle East
Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Poland
Romania
East Germany
Fire and explosion drive 16 from Hotel Binder in Bruce’s Crossing
Sixteen people fled to safety in 5 below zero weather when a fire and explosion wrecked the Hotel Binder in Bruce’s Crossing Michigan at the intersection of Michigan Highways 28 and US 45, about 48 miles north of Eagle River Wisconsin.
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Mich
Binder
Upper Michigan
Michigan Hy. 28
U. S. 45
Eagle River
Wis
Israel Seeks Safeguards Before Gaza Pullback
Israel voiced readiness to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba if the UN can guarantee Israeli interests. Foreign Minister Golda Meir told the General Assembly that assurances are needed that UN forces stay until durable arrangements prevent a return to pre invasion conditions.
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Middle East
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Fawzi
Assembly
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Rayburn backs Eisenhower on powers for Middle East war aid
Washington Speaker Sam Rayburn endorsed President Eisenhower’s plea for military and economic powers to counter the Communist threat in the Middle East. Defense officials say atomic task forces with latest missiles will be stationed at trouble spots worldwide. In Wisconsin Madison Assembly blocks funding for Oconomowoc Legion Band inaugural trip. band to go ahead with private funds. Racine ex-convict Donald Short, 31, is sentenced to 50 years at Waupun State Prison for attempted robbery of Friendly Finance Co. judge cites parolee risk.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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Madison
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Oconomowoc Legion Band
Racine, Wis
Donald Short
Waupun State
Friendly Finance Co
Howard Durocher
Short
Communists Blame Eisenhower Doctrine for Middle East Takeover
Premier from Communist China and the Soviet Union challenged the Eisenhower Doctrine calling it an American bid to seize control of the Middle East. Both leaders condemned the policy during a joint statement.
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Kremlin
U. S
Moscow
Communist
China
Middle East
Stassen Denies Sending Telegram Urging Party Safety
Presidential Assistant Harold E. Stassen branded a telegram as fraudulent. Rep. Carrol Reece alleged the message urged committee members to safeguard the party and country from the Nixons and Knowlands, but Stassen denied sending it.
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New York
Harold E. Stassen
Republican National Committee
Carrol Reece
R-Tenn
Washington
Hypnotist Ends Alienation Case With Courtroom Demonstration
Milwaukee judge dismisses a $20 000 alienation of affections suit after Jacob I Apsel hypnotizes Rose Werra in a judge’s chamber and orders a return to the earlier marriage status. The verdict requires no further contact between the parties and splits costs.
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Milwaukee
Jacob I. Apsel
Rose Werra
Jacob
Harvey L. Neelen
Apsel
Mrs. Werra
Sylvester Werra
Juvenile Detention Study Set By County Officials
County officials will meet Monday night to discuss detention facilities for neglected dependent and younger delinquent children. The group includes the probation committee, institutions trustees, and the county board of public welfare. The session at 7 30 p m in the courthouse aims to plan temporary care quarters and review use of existing buildings and potential new wing at the county home.
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County Board
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County Institutions Trustees
Institutions Committee
County Board of Public Welfare
Janet Theleen
Miss Theleen
Racine
Natural Gas Plant Blast Kills Three at Liberal Kansas
A blast at Panhandle Eastern's Liberal Kansas compressor station killed three workers and injured fourteen as a fire raged for two hours. The explosion disabled the plant, damaged nearby structures, and threatened gas supplies across six states from Kansas to Michigan. Three men killed were Melvin Swaf ford James Hanes and Ivan Hill.
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Detroit
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Panhandle Eastern
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
J. D. Armstrong
Melvin Swafford
James Hanes
Paul's Valley
Okla
Ivan Hill
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Istanbul Woman Receives Empire Medal for Heroic Act
Emine Helil Neyzat an 18 year old Turkish housewife from Cyprus is awarded the British Empire Medal for tackling an armed Cypriot rebel who had just killed a policeman.
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Istanbul
Emine Helil Neyzat
Cyprus
Return to Jobs At Atom Plants Oak Ridge
About 1,200 construction workers returned to their posts after a two day strike at three atomic energy plants in Oak Ridge Tennessee. Roughly 200 workers did not show up but were expected back soon according to management and Atomic Energy Commission officials.
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Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Fight Grows as House Seeks Reductions in Ike Plan
The House Appropriations Committee opened behind closed doors to trim President Eisenhower’s request of 71.8 billion for the next fiscal year. Subcommittees target 73.3 billion in new appropriations, amid inflation criticism from both parties and Treasury Secretary Humphrey predicting a low mood and possible resignation if deficits rise. A partisan clash followed on the House floor with Cannon calling the budget inflationary and Halleck accusing him of prior inflation support.
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D-Mo
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Halleck
Indiana
Aden Sultans Agree To Peace Talks
Aden Sultans of the protectorate units have agreed conditionally to Britain’s proposal for peace talks on the Aden Yemen border warfare.
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Aden
London
Aden Protectorate
Britain
Aden- Yemen
Cold Eases Somewhat In Midwest
A week of frigid conditions eased slightly in the Midwest while the deep freeze lingered in the East. Subzero readings persisted in several states with Youngstown Ohio hitting a record low of minus 12, and other cities like Harrisburg Pittsburgh Parkersburg Columbus and Cleveland remaining well below freezing.
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Mercury
Youngstown
Ohio
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
W. Va
Columbus
Clevland
West Virginia
Elkins
Randolph County
Big Savage Mountain
Maryland
Tennessee
Macmillan Moves to Mend Commonwealth Rifts
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plans an early conference of Commonwealth premiers to mend rifts from the Suez crisis. Officials say restoring the Anglo American alliance and uniting the Commonwealth are top goals, with a meeting contemplated by late spring or early summer.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Commonwealth
Humphrey Surprises Reporters With Frank Budget Talk
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey told reporters that rising government spending should be stopped and that many budget areas could be cut. He warned that failure to curb spending and taxation could trigger a depression and defended the administration’s budget as the best possible given the moment.
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Treasury
Humphrey
George M. Humphrey
Madison Governor pushes lobbying ban and raises living cost bonus
Governor proposes a law barring lobbyists from paying for meals or entertainment of lawmakers, with a $500 fine or six months jail. He also calls for raising the cost of living bonus for legislators to 200 dollars a month for six months, tying approval to the lobbying cap. He spoke after a closed GOP caucus and urged action to reflect public interests and adequate allowances.
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Madison
Thomson
GOP
California England nonstop flight lands in England
A U. S. Air Force B52 Stratofortress eight jet heavy bomber completed a nonstop flight from California and landed in England today marking a direct transatlantic operation.
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London
England
California
Army supply course top graduate named at Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland reports Pvt. Henry A. Brain as the top honor graduate of a six week Army supply course.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Pvt
Henry A. Brain
Prolonged Cold Spell Forecast by Weather Bureau
The weather bureau forecasts the season’s most extended cold spell with zero or above tonight and a high of 10 to 15 Friday. Readings today were 8 at American Motors and downtown and 9 at the sewage treatment plant. the low was 5 below this morning. Kenosha logged a -4.4 average mean temperature yesterday, the lowest since 1951 when records began. Tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy with occasional snow flurries.
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Weather Bureau
American Motors
Kenosha
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