Egypt Faces Growing Opposition to civilian rule Plan
Cairo reports rising unrest as prison and political leaders plan to shift Egypt to parliamentary rule in July. Clashes erupt between police and transport workers during a partial sitdown strike while student demonstrations chant for Naguib. The revolutionary council approves a July 24 transition.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.P
Pwve
ASW
Naguib
Revolutionary Council
Mohammed Naguib
Farouk
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Nasser
al Goumhouria
Nureddin Tarraf
Mustafa Nahas
Ismailia
Suez Canal Zone
Anwar el Sadat
Family-Size Petition Aims Recall Of McCarthy
Sauk City editor Leroy Gore proposes a "family-sized petition" to recall Senator Joseph McCarthy. The plan would run short paid ads in Wisconsin papers with five or six signatures per petition, claiming enough signatures for all members of each anti-McCarthy family and noting notarization requirements.
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Sauk City
Wis
U.P
Leroy Gore
Joseph McCarthy
Gore
Sauk Prairie Star
Wisconsin
anti-McCarthy Family.” Gore
Weekend Weather Turns Cloudy and Colder Across City
The forecast calls for Sunday to be mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow tonight. A low near 20 to 28 degrees and a Sunday high of 30 to 40 degrees. Temperatures today climbed to 49 degrees at Nash Motors and 48 downtown by late morning.
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Nash Motors
Adenauer and De Gasperi Hold Private European Army Talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer met privately with Alcide De Gasperi near Rome to press for early ratification of European army treaties. The discussion followed Adenauer’s earlier dinner with Premier Scelba and included talks with Foreign Minister Piccioni amid ongoing East-West security concerns.
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Rome
U.P
Konrad Adenauer
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
de Gasperi
Europe
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Attilio Piccioni
Piccioni
Parents identify body as not their son in Oklahoma crash case
Grieving Miami Beach parents planned their son’s funeral after learning his body arrived from Oklahoma. Herman Roy Smith, 23, died when his car struck a tree near Chickasha. The body proved not to be Smith as wallet and papers belonged to a Dallas man. Police traced fingerprints and requested Oklahoma authorities check for Smith’s location.
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Miami Beach
U.P
Oklahoma
Herman Roy Smith
Chickasha
Okla
H. M. Smith
Smith
Dallas, Tex
Truman comments on spies during chemists luncheon
Former President Harry S. Truman told 400 chemists at a luncheon in Kansas City that some Americans were accused of spying in Liberia. He joked that a famed investigator could be sent to Malenkov to uncover the truth, noting the Russians would not object to his methods. The remarks came at the American Chemical Society division meeting, its 125th.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Liberia
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Malenkov
Truman
American Chemical Society
Division of Chemical Marketing and Economics
Society
Government to push 300 million pounds surplus butter to housewives
Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson said the government will accept losses to move more than 300 million pounds of surplus butter at bargain prices into household use.
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Washington
U.P
Ezra T. Benson
Senators back more aid to French Indo China forces
Key senators endorsed the defense department plan to send 25 more B 26 bombers plus parachutes ammunition and medical gear to French Union and allied forces in Indo China The move aims to bolster Dien Bien Phu against Viet Minh while avoiding direct American troop deployment and influences Geneva conference diplomacy.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Indo-China
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dien Bien Phu
Pentagon
Paul Ely
U. S
Russell
Armed Services Committee
United States
Red China
Indo- China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
George D. Aiken
Rvt
Aiken
Milwaukee woman dies in three-car crash
Mrs. Beat rice Jeschke, 35, died Friday night after a car driven by her husband collided with two other vehicles in Milwaukee. The crash left her fatally injured and authorities investigated the multi-vehicle wreck.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Beatrice Jeschke
French General appeals to Giap to spare mercy planes at Dien Bien Phu
French General Navarre urged Vietminh commander Vo Nguyen Giap to halt Red gunfire on mercy aircraft evacuating wounded French troops at Dien Bien Phu. He proposed air corridors under Red Cross oversight and offered to have traffic controlled by such representatives. French warplanes bombed Vietminh tunnels and attacked besiegers around the outpost.
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Hanoi
U.S
Henry Navarre
Dien Bien Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
International Red Cross
Navarre
Red Cross
Bang On Pet
Vote to Keep Reds in East
In Caracas at the 10th Inter American conference the United States won a large vote for a resolution to act collectively against communism in the Western Hemisphere. Seventeen republics backed the measure while Guatemala opposed it and Mexico and Argentina abstained. The move elevates U S policy and signals Moscow that Red influence will be treated as an invasion threat.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
Western Hemisphere
Guatemala
Mexico
Argentina
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Americas
Schine Finishes MP School at Camp Gordon Georgia
Pvt. G. David Schine graduates from the army military police school at Camp Gordon Ga amid reports he aims to serve as a plainclothes MP. The former McCarthy aide's career move follows his recent transformation within the military police track.
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Camp Gordon
U.P
David Schine
Army
Military Police School Today
Joseph R. McCarthy
Dust Drift Drops Mild Radioactivity Across Midwest
A Chicago study reports harmless radioactivity in Midwest dust after Western dust storms. At Chicago's South Side, Armour Research Foundation found samples with radioactivity about three times normal, yet only one ten-thousandth of wristwatch lume. Scientists did not pinpoint a source, noting possible contamination from the March 1 hydrogen explosion in the Pacific may reach the Midwest between March 8 and 11.
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Chicago
Midwest
Plains
Armour Research Foundation
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Edward G. Fochtman
Fechtman
Midwestern Air Pollution Prevention Assn
United States
Pacific
Capital to Welcome Weary Canal Hikers
Washington DC prepares to greet canal hikers led by Justice William O Douglas with a mule drawn sightseeing barge for the last leg of their 184 mile Chesapeake and Ohio canal journey. A ticker tape parade is ruled out.
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Washington
WUP
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
National Park Service
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Stassen to Urge Caution on Red Trade Limits
U P dispatch says Harold E Stassen arrives in London to press caution on expanding trade with Communist nations and to define which goods are strategic. Churchill supports some relaxation but excludes Red China from any easing while urging broader exchanges with Russia and satellites. U S and Britain differ on how far embargoes should be loosened as talks begin.
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London
U.P
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Britain
France
Stassen
Winston Churchill
Iron Curtain
Churchill
United States
Russia
House of Commons
Red China
U. S
Seek Settlement of Lend-Lease Returns in Washington
The United States aims to press Russia to settle the 11 billion lend-lease account. Yesterday the Soviet Union agreed to return 38 naval craft and other vessels, with 148 more under negotiation. U S diplomats expect to secure final promises and then tackle remaining unsettled lend-lease issues.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
U. S
Rep Van Zandt to See Biggest H Bomb Test
Rep. James E. Van Zandt will fly to Bikini Atoll to witness a hydrogen superbomb test in mid April. Officials expect the detonation between April 16 and 26, with April 22 tentatively set as the explosion date weather permitting at the Eniwetok Bikini proving ground in the Pacific.
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Washington
U.P
James E. van Zandt
R-Pa
Bikini
Eniwetok-Bikini Proving Ground
Pacific
Dodge Quits Budget Post in Ike Administration
Joseph M. Dodge will resign as director of the budget bureau effective April 15 and return as chair of the board of Detroit Bank. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation with reluctance after 14 months in office. Dodge has held multiple government posts and earlier advised both Truman and MacArthur in Japan.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Joseph M. Dodge
Budget Bureau
Detroit Bank
Detroit
Mich
Eisenhower
Dodge
Germany
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Congress
Notaries Eisenhauser and Truman Reappointed in Erie County
Enid Oklahoma UP reports Francis H. Eisenhauser and William H. Truman had their notary public commissions renewed yesterday in Erie County.
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Enid, Okla
Francis H. Eisenhauser
William H. Truman
Erie County
Moss Reinstate To Signal Corps Job Pending Loyalty Review
Annie Lee Moss, one of Sen Joseph McCarthy's targets in the army inquiry, is reinstated in the Signal Corps at $3 335 a year pending a final loyalty decision. The 48 year old denies Communist party involvement and the case remains unresolved. The army acted after a 30 day suspension and a required reinstatement unless formal charges were filed. McCarthy and Mundt's subcommittee faced delays in selecting a counsel to head hearings into the army affair.
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Washington
U.P
Annie Lee Moss
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Defense Department
Moss
Signal Corps
McCarthy
Senate
FBI
Communist Party
Wisconsin
Robert T. Stevens
Karl E. Mundt
R.S. D
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
Priest Is Busy In Face of Death
Milwaukee reports Rev Daniel A. Lord S J. told about 8000 teenagers at the Wisconsin Catholic Action convention that he is too busy to write an end piece despite diagnosed inoperable cancer of both lungs. He plans to film a pageant at University of Detroit then direct another Pageant in Toronto before continuing his work. High school and college students from Wisconsin and 10 neighboring states attended.
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Milwaukee
Daniel A. Lord
S. J
Wisconsin
Catholic Action Convention
Father Lord
Detroit
University of Detroit
Toronto
Marine Captain Reports Flying Saucer Sighting Off Florida
Capt. Dan C. Holland a decorated veteran said a round white object with a gold ring appeared 10 miles offshore near Fort Lauderdale and descended then hovered about 3 000 feet before zooming away He and four other Marine jets pursued but the object vanished The sighting was logged by the third Marine Air Wing and occurred during a patrol near the Banana River missile site.
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Miami
VUP
Florida East Coast
Holland
Kosciusko, Miss
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Air Force
Banana River
Atlantic
West Indies
Third Marine Air Wing
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