Luce resigns as ambassador to Brazil after public clash
Clare Boothe Luce quits her post as ambassador to Brazil amid a heated dispute with Senator Morse and pressure from President Eisenhower. The White House confirmed her decision, citing a desire to avoid ongoing harassment and protect American interests in Brazil while Luce considers future plans.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luer
Ta¢Ey
Brazil
Len Wayne Morse
Eisenhower
Nnk
White House
Ton Jetter
Luce
James C. Hagerty
Gen
Morse
Nisa
Sennir
Senate
New York
Maray
Atmbi
United States
Léiie
Meath
All & Convent
Morse West
Ter Fermint Commission
Mythday
Henry R. Pierpillar
Tine
Republicns
B.cek
Pickets End After Court Order In Kentucky
In Whitesburg Kentucky federal court issued a second temporary restraining order halting violence tied to a 54 day strike at Jol coal mine. Judge HL Ghares Ford ordered the workers to return to their posts as talks continue with management and union officials.
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Whitesburg
Kent
HL Ghares Ford
Democrats Brace for New Debates After House Vote
Washington dispatch reports Democrats stunned by a House vote that blocked President Eisenhower’s order, signaling tougher times ahead for big-spending bills. Republicans claim the move weakens Democratic plans while labor disputes and NLRB actions add to political strains as looming vetoes threaten legislative agendas.
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Willa F. Attogast
Washington
Wiel
Ed Hower
Lille
House
Charles A. Halleck
Mar
Risenhewer
Risenhower
Mice To Take Space Journey
Mice will be launched in a special life support capsule from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California within about 30 days to study weightlessness aboard a satellite. Four mice will be recovered from a descent and will be brought back to earth alive. Capsule details describe a yellowish green shell with white ends and a parachute system for recovery in the Pacific.
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Vandenberg
Tase
Calif
Inala
Earth
Rotary
Fils
West
Holloman Airy Force Base
Air Forte
Pacific
Herter to Make Report On Meeting Next Thursday
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will present a briefing next Thursday on a conference involving West foreign ministers set to meet in Geneva. The White House announced that Herter will review the talks and summarize outcomes for reporters and officials.
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Herter
Christian A. Herter
White Mouse
Uerker
Geneva
Weekend leisure notes and profiles from Holston Valley
EEG and park features from Holston Valley Hospital and Warrior's Path Park are highlighted for weekend visitors. Herb Parris surveys lake area attractions while a NEA profile traces Dame Margot Fontene’s career. A humorous portrait of Victor Borge adds light relief.
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Dorothy Brimer
Times-News
Holston Valley Mospital
Warrior's Path Park
Herb Parris
NEA
Tom Cutlen
Margot Fontes
Bale Lering
The
Clarence Johnson
thet _Pippery
Varry
Southwest Virginia Residents Report UFOs Over Countryside
In Clinch Valley and Norton areas, residents and Cumberland Astronomical Society members report nightly UFO sightings. Observers describe a round, dive-shaped object with red exhaustless lights, often seen northeast then moving west near Sheep Mountain and Sheep Road. Reports include multiple witnesses, window-like glow, and a 120 foot diameter estimate, with varied theories about the source.
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Coeburn
Virgina
Sky
David Miller
Coghuan
Charles Beinen
Paul Buchanan
Ciihhwoed
Ronnie Wells
Norton
Miller
Harizon
Quehay
Gatliard
Witshy
Air Force
Khorville
Anvinwest Virglatn
Cuban Invaders Move Toward Panama City
Reported Cuban invaders, led by a commander described as Ashore six days, push toward Panama City while signaling readiness to surrender if neutral diplomats from the Organization of American States can secure a peaceful settlement. Government officials noted a deadline to signal surrender approached.
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Panama City
Wedlehiyewnet
Awerigan
Ean
Lavinie Belrotis
Abe
Nombre de Dios
Mont
Pane
Gilby
Ant Jim
Wire
Countz
Sjaller Wey
Daniind
Salline
Tio
Dss
Question Strauss For Appointment
Senate testimony questioned whether Strauss would cooperate with Congress as secretary of commerce. McCarthy urged the Senate to reject Eisenhower's nomination, citing grave doubt about Strauss's ability to interpret and administer laws in keeping with congressional intent, based on his record as head of the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Ap-G
Eusone J. McCarthy Denali
Tewlyn Strauss
Congress
Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee
McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhawrers
Strauss
Engi
Wpa
Jeter
Reed
Rose McGarshby
Strauss’ Setlows
Alamic Energy Commission
Jorler
Dart Tall
Godfrey Told About Cancer In Left Lung
New York report says Arthur Frey was told doctors found a cancerous tumor in Godfrey’s left lung. He underwent surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center and is in postoperative recovery in the hospital’s Harktess Pavilion. Doctors report the operation was successful and his condition stable.
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Godfrey
New York
Arthur Fred- Frey
Columbia - Presbyterian
Medigal Center
Gaidtyey
Tony
Harktess
Fila
Bern
Wein
Planus de
Peris
Hispitil Fald
Satia
Rndia
TV Atti
Goldtray
Godfrey Ray
Falcot
Mitbonics
Xrayy
Gadfrey Aed Anf CCV
Keen van Anris
Rpnee
Ateritan Caney Seely
Cosidetts
Oaliyn
Rene
World May Day Parades Highlight Global Tensions
Workers worldwide marked May Day with parades and festivities as East and West staged separate demonstrations. In Moscow Premier Khrushchev led a Red Square parade amid Western doubts about Soviet weapons. Berlin and other capitals echoed the split, while leaders praised unity with the free world yet signaled ongoing ideological conflict.
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Associated Press
Capindsth
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita Khreschey
Marshal Fodion Millnarkes
Asamayel
Oky
Boviet Lintun
Chote
Ae Malird
Awesania
Winnie
Berlin
Heriers
Geran
Heavenly Pegee Square
Priping
Prag Chen
Pledec
Bormasa
Ateshore
Quiemay
Matsu
Bornwsr
Japan
United States
May Bay
Ta South
Kaye
Tae
Ie Bora
Manuel Trae
Weather Pion 0 8 Distracts with Faint Signals
A garbled weather report fragment mentions rain and thunder with unclear timing. It references a 2 dollar fare and a plan to monitor weekly forecasts, but many words are unreadable, yielding a partial snapshot of a local weather notice with possible storms and rain into the coming days.
Mysterious Sky Phenomena Reported Over City
A garbled notice describes unusual celestial happenings and strange light patterns in the sky. The fragments mention the moon, stars, and possible atmospheric effects with references to named observers and locations, though details are unclear.
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Teli
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William JJ. Marshall
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David Kidd
Waller FL Miller
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