Overwhelming House Passage Expected Today
GOP leaders warn against delay in approving Formosa defense resolution as House moves toward overwhelming approval. Senators and representatives press for authority to defend Formosa and the Pescadores, with Dulles and Radford briefing lawmakers and forecasts of swift action.
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Front Times
Washington
GOP
Formosa
Yue House
Lemstator
Mrinasi
China
U. S
House
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
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House Republica
Josep W. Se
Mass
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Pescadores
Bihoy Islands
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Senate
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Sen. George
Pacific
Sanquer
George
Richards
House Committee
Refugee Evacuation From Tachens Aids Menaced Island Garrison
A Formosan naval landing ship carried 199 refugees including widows, orphans, and 18 wounded Nationalist soldiers from Tachens to safety amid rumors of a large withdrawal. The convoy faced no surface activity as U S forces monitor the area. Officials in Peiping claim U S naval powers threaten a ceasefire while Taiwan and its allies prepare for possible conflict.
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Formosa
U. S
Ser Bols
Chine
U. & Defense Ling
Philippines
Formosa Strait
China
Korea
Nari
Quemer An
Formosa Sua
U.S
Keeh Talpem
Formos
Forme
Wanigt
Tare Islands
LSM
Yikianeshun Island
Guarrills
Vadets
Frederick N. Kirvetti
US Armada
Poros
Keuhsiung
Kie Ile Satisbury Sound
Hong Kong
Formosa Surat
Hisenhowe
Eigert
Governor Declines Comment On Article
Nashville, Jan 28 Gov Frank Clement declines to discuss specifics of a Saturday Evening Post piece about inn, issuing a general statement through aides. He says he has fulfilled duties to the country and trusts the future will praise his service, while avoiding comment on the article’s contents.
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Nashville
Frank Clement
Ib Saturday Evening Post
Inn
Wal Tage
Andrew Jacksor
Jackson
Sind
Clement
Marray
Wis
Dodger Ull
Jaeve Trewanien
Higher Postal Rates Sought
Washington January 25 postal chief Summerfield proposed raising first class letter rates from 3 to 4 cents to handle growing mail volume and improve service. He also urged domestic mail rate boosts from 6 to 7 cents and higher second and third class rates, predicting an annual increase of about 332 million dollars in revenue. He linked rate hikes to a 5 percent pay raise for about 50,000 postal workers and described economy measures despite losses.
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Washington
Rostmadter General Mines
Compress
Surmuuer c
Leteyrai
Sommerfeld
Eisenhower
Ompaniah
Eisenhowse
Farley
Suimmerheld
Tyan
Office Department
Seay
Summerfield
Succeaddy Maillion
Seventh Fleet Stands Ready Near Formosa
Aboard the Yorktown, the Seventh Fleet and aircraft prepare near Formosa Straits amid tensions with China. Navy aviators and Panthers power from carriers as deck crews ready for action, with veterans and crew detailing preflight routines and readiness in tense times.
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Formosa
Yorktown
U.S
Formosa Straits
Charles A. Luff
Luis
Vincent Candeli
Detroit
Luft
Candely
Len Coors
Ot Lockhart
Atlantic
Administration Balks At Line on Geographical Boundaries
A House committee report shows top defense and state officials opposing a proposal to draw a precise geographical boundary line for a protected area. Admiral Radford and Secretary Dulles argued the plan impractical, risking armed disputes. the panel abandoned the resolution to authorize military action to defend the area and its adjacent zones.
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Washington
Dan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John Poster Dutles
Adimirel Art W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of
Gtafl
Isen UF
Aft
House
Eisenhower
Fox
Bescadores
United State
Lhw
Dulles
United States
U. S
United Nations
Crossville
Tenn
Ste Dishway Pewolmen
Nashville
Sted
Charles W. Adler
Angeharre
Pavolina Glyder
Mayland
Day
Knoxville
Knox County
Eisenhower Seeks Formosa Peace Effort Congress Support
President Eisenhower asked Congress for authority to defend Formosa while pursuing peace between Chinese Nationalists and Communists. In New York, Prime Minister Sidney Alfred Leeds commented on the message, with Europe largely advocating a temporary peace plan. Officials warned U.S. resolve might limit concessions, as debate over a broader East-West settlement continued.
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New York
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Bende
Holland
Europe
London Times
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United States
Goyirt
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Farmasie
Deutschland
Ite
Jlorfernnes
Rome
Comrise
Thitiiue
House Defeats Reapportionment Bill in Tennessee Legislature
Nashville report says the Tennessee House rejected a reapportionment bill 1084 to 1 as debate stretched long with Rep. James Cummings arguing for an hour and 20 minutes. The measure, introduced by Rep. Maclin, followed another defeat by Rep. Rey Dillon days earlier.
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Nashville
Shin
Rey Dillon
D-Chossvilln
Davis
Reporter Posing As Russian Tours Pennsylvania City
Norman Poirier of the Pottstown Mercury dressed as a Russian colonel toured the city without hindrance yesterday. He shopped in markets and dined out while locals treated him as a real Russian, with one citizen mistaking him for a Chinese General celebrating the Chinese New Year.
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State Department
Norman Poirier
Pottstown Mercury
Saint Poirier
Attorneys Seek Appeal On Ruling As Minister Quits
The article reports Sheppard's attorneys planning an appeal to challenge a ruling by the Appellate Court of Cuyahoga County that Dr. Sar was not entitled to bail due to a second degree murder conviction and life sentence. It notes Corrigan will file motions and appeal to resolve conflicts with Belmont County decisions, and mentions a separate Soviet leadership change with Mikoyan stepping down from trade minister while retaining other roles.
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Coune
Williaturrigan
Cuyatoua County
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Gail
Corrigan
Ohio
Belmont County
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Cleveland
Ais
Benty Hawkins
Ma Ferry
Marysville
Ross Mickever
Women's Penitentiary
Edward Blythin
I. Handit
Iplthough
Garr of Appeals
Cuyshoxi County Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Moscow
Soviet Union
Farcln
Mikoyan
Sovi Communist Party
Supreme Soviet Aaid
Dmitry Pavlov
Food Minnster
Hebty and
Food Industries
New York
Will J. Ryan
Associated
Press
Bombs Do Not Change Weather, Scientist Says
Washington expert from the U S Weather Bureau states that nuclear tests do not alter wind or rainfall on a national scale. Local effects may occur from a large cloud but overall weather changes remain insignificant. The comments follow reports by Harris and Machlin in Science about reactions after the 1983 Nevada test and public fear that broadcasting increased rain.
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New York
Fun
D. Welia
Scientific Servies Division
U.S
Washington
American Meteoro- Oureat Society
Harris
Lester Machin
U S Faces Greatest War Risk Since End Of Korean Conflict
In a chaotic analysis the piece argues the United States faces its gravest war risk since Korea. It links policy divisions, Eisenhower and Dulles to looming confrontation with Red China while noting market and military stresses and calls for renewed support to defend Taiwan and Formosa.
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U. S
Race Burial Ruling Upheld By Court In California
The California Court of Appeals ruled that Mountai View Cemetery could refuse to inter a person not reserved for whites and that a private cemetery is not a place of public accommodation under state discrimination law. Judge Maurice T. Dooling noted no law was broken but condemned racial prejudice in burial. The opinion also referenced broader political remarks amid other foreign policy notes. Gregory Peck returns to Hollywood after filming Moby Dick, traveling from Paris to Copenhagen and then to Los Angeles with a French companion.
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Oakland
Cali
State District Court of Appeals
Mountai View
Maurice T. Dooling
Raeeecey
Formosa
National Council
Red Ching
Tech
Yalu River
Hpldywood
INSI
Gregory Peck
Tallywood
Passy
Verronique Passa
Peck
Ay Jornalist
Paris
Copenhagen
Denmark
Los Aneheles
Fort Blackmore Man Injured In Mishap
A Fort Blackmore man, Buegene Gillenwater, was injured when his car skidded and went over a bank into a creek near Fort Blackmore Tuesday morning. He was treated for possible head injuries and scalp lacerations and released later.
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Halston Vallee
Fort Blackmore
Bue
Gene Gillenwater
Howie J. Wie
Gillenwater
Ezra
Evr Ag
Creek
T. BE. Anderson
East Sullivan
Dhnmy Taylor
Gate ‘City
Yunta
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