Stevenson Tour Draws Kefauver Rivalry in California
Adlai Stevenson plans a California swing with flights to Los Angeles and San Francisco for campaign talks and appearances as Estes Kefauver campaigns in Southern California. Kefauver, already in the state, touts an open convention and anticipates Truman support while Donohue predicts victory in the South.
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Adlai Stevenson
California
Estes Kefauver
Sen
Kefauver
San Francisco
Stevenson
Minnesota
Chicago
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Kefauger
Orange
Riverside
NBC
Truman
Washington
F. Joseph Donohue
CBS
Face the Nation
South
Israeli Patrol Fire Incident Near Armistice Line
An Israeli army spokesman said a Jordanian Arab regionnaires unit crossed the armistice line Sunday and fired on an Israeli patrol. There were no Israeli casualties.
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Jerusalem
Springlike Weather Returns to Wisconsin
Weekend conditions bring a mix of sun and showers across Wisconsin. Warmer, cloudy trend predicted with a Tuesday high near 40 to 45 degrees. City readings noon show 50 downtown and 54 near American Motors, with Sunday plant readings at 49/20.
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Wisconsin
American Motors
Open New Parliament in Indonesia by Soekarno
Indonesia's first elected parliament was formally opened today by President Soekarno. Before opening the new body, the president dissolved the previous six year non elected provisional parliament.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soekarno
Supreme Court Upholds Immunity Law For National Security
The Supreme Court upholds the 1954 immunity statute that compels testimony in security cases. It allows a witness to be granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for speaking, with contempt penalties if they refuse. Justice Frankfurter delivered the 7-2 decision. Justice Douglas dissented joined by Justice Black.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
William Ludwig Ullman
Ullman
Treasury
Air Force
Pentagon
Elizabeth Bentley
New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Brazil Landslide Kills 37 in Santos Victims Include 16 Children
A Brazil landslide in Santos after a rainstorm killed 37 people, with 16 children among the victims. Rescue workers said tons of earth buried four houses and engulfed others.
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Santos
Brazil
Supreme Court Allows U.S. to Sue Louisiana Over Gulf Lands
The Supreme Court granted the United States permission to sue Louisiana to determine ownership of a large area of submerged, oil-rich lands in the Gulf of Mexico. The action centers on territorial and resource rights in offshore waters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Supreme Court Rules on Conviction for Political Belonging
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a person may be convicted merely for belonging to the Communist party when its program advocates violent overthrow of the government. The case centers on constitutional limits to criminal penalties for association with a political organization.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Plane believed to crash in Monongahela River near Uniontown
A twin engine naval plane suspected as a missing anti submarine patrol craft exploded and sank in the Monongahela River in southwestern Pennsylvania. State police say it is doubtful the three men aboard survived the crash.
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Uniontown
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Cras
Kohler President Testifies at NLRB Hearing
Sheboygan Wisconsin Bert V Kohler, president of the strikebound Kohler Co, testified at a National Labor Relations Board hearing that no strikers were fired for union leadership or participation. He said: Anyone engaged in misconduct was guilty and anyone who directed it was also guilty.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler
Britain Ends Its Curfew On Cyprus
Cyprus resumes normal life as Britain lifts the 24 hour curfew imposed after Greek Independence Day. Reports of one killing and violence surface, with prospects of renewed unrest as pro Greek islanders demand removal of colonial rule. British intelligence hunts for rebel leader "Dighennis" amid curfew restrictions. Governor Harding cites Greece independence anniversary to justify strict measures.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Dighennis
Sir John Harding
Greece
Turkey
Elderly Man Dies In Milwaukee Basement Fire
An elderly man perished in a basement blaze that swept a two story frame house in Milwaukee. Firefighters found Joseph Klein on the second floor and he died on arrival at a hospital.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Klein
Tiflis University Communist Chief Fired
The chief organizer of Tiflis University’s Communist cell, S. Djorbenadz, was fired for failing to indoctrinate students and curb nationalist pride. The Dawn on the East reported mass class skipping since September and 176 rule violations since 1955, with 41 students detained this year.
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Moscow
Tiflis University
Tiflis
Dawn On the East
S. Djorbenadz
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Dawn of the East
Communist Party
Stalin
Eisenhower Hosts Three-Way Neighborly Talks at Greenbrier
President Eisenhower arrives at White Sulphur Springs with Mexican President Ruiz Cortines and Canadian Prime Minister St Laurent for a unique three nation meeting. He begins with a morning golf date with Sam Snead while officials frame the talks as cordial preface to North American cooperation.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Washington
White Greenbrier Hotel
Sam Snead
Greenbrier
Gasoline War Lowers Prices in Sheboygan
In Sheboygan Wisconsin prices have fallen to 21.9 cents per gallon amid a gasoline price war. Local stations compete aggressively, offering deep discounts to attract drivers.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Senate probes on cinema violence sparks calls for reform
The Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee warned that films, along with comics and TV, show increasing brutality that harms child development. It urged overhauls to the motion picture code, expert consultation, university research on mass media effects, and TV film submissions for approval.
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Washington
Senate
Behavioral Sciences
Cost of Living Holds Steady in February CPI
The cost of living remained unchanged from January with the CPI at 114.6 percent of 1947-49 average. Food prices fell for the fifth straight month to their lowest since December 1950, while housing clothing transport medical personal care recreation and other goods and services rose.
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Washington
Lpp
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Deaf mute offers new angle on Chicago schoolboys murders
A deaf mute, Herman Rohlfes, claims he saw two men fight near Robinson Woods the night of Oct. 17 and later found the naked, strangled bodies of Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11. Two sign language experts say Rohlfes tells the truth. Evidence centers on the forest preserve northwest of Chicago. Rohlfes and his brother Edward slept in a pickup nearby the night the bodies were discovered Oct. 18.
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Herman Rohlfes
Forest Preserve
Chicago
Frank Sullivan
National Fraternal Society For the Deaf
Rohifes
Robinson Woods
Rohlfes
Police
Bolbes
Rohffes
Edward
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Butler Seeks Strategy Conference April 2021
Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul M Butler calls party leaders to a strategy conference in Washington in April 2021. The meeting aims to align on campaign and policy directions amid ongoing political developments.
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Washington —i
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Serov Cuts Visit to Britain Amid Protests
Soviet secret police chief Ivan Serov ends London trip early due to violent demonstrations, as opposition cries of butcher and odious thug follow his arrival. He planned to stay until Bulganin and Khrush chev visit next month but will depart to ease public tension.
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Ivan Serov
Britain
Serov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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