U N discussions seek Nasser pledge on peace steps
U S officials consider a conciliatory Nasser statement to persuade Israel to withdraw from Egyptian lands. Ambassadors Lodge and other diplomats probe Egyptian readiness, while Arab delegates demand sanctions and Israel insists on guarantees for shipping.
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United Nations
United States
Nasser
Egypt
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
U.N
Lodge
Israel
Sharm and
Sheikh
Gaza Strip
Edamwes
Westein
West
Walter Eyton
Foreign Ministry
Tel Aviv
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
U S Reds Gather For Convention
U S Reds gather in New York for their first national convention in seven years. Eugene Dennis and William Z Foster are slated to speak as delegates discuss old line Moscow doctrine versus an American road to socialism. The four day event draws 300 delegates from a 25 000 member party.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
William Z. Foster
Kremlin
Foster
John Gates
Daily Worker
Gates
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
Soviet Russia
The
Communist Party
Grand Jury Probes Oil Price Hikes Across Nation
Senators O Ma honey and Magnuson welcomed a federal grand jury investigation into oil and gasoline price increases. Judge Albert V. Bryan ordered the inquiry to convene March 4 in Alexandria Virginia. The probe will examine potential collusion while a separate Commerce Committee study weighs price fairness and consumer impact.
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Washington
Europe
Suez Canal
Middle East
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Arate
Alexandria
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Federal District
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
Potomac River
Asst
Atty
Victor R. Hansen
Antitrust
O’mahoney
O'Mahoney
Interior Department
U. S
Grand Jury
Commerce Subcommittee
Downtown Site Favored For Building Project
La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce favors a downtown location for the proposed state office building. Chamber Manager Everett H. Woehrmann said a chamber unit discussed the proposition Friday and that he attended the Madison meeting with Carl W. Schubert and Dr. Frank Hoeschler. The trio did not speak at the State Building Commission hearing.
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la Crosse County
Prisoner Seeks Credit For 13 Year Escape
Sam Caudill, a murder convict who escaped from the State Reformatory at Lagrange and was at large 13 years, asks to credit that period toward his parole. The Kentucky attorney general opposes the request.
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Lagrange, Ky
Sam Caudill
State Reformatory
Caudill
Stolen March of Dimes Containers Found Missing
Civil Air Patrol volunteers report nine March of Dimes containers missing after unauthorized persons collected them before turning funds in. One container nearly full was taken about two weeks ago. CAP has recovered almost two thirds of the distributed containers, with an unknown amount of money unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Polio Foundation
Queen Elizabeth II and Duke Deny Rift Rumors
London papers ignore U S rumors of a royal rift between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Palace press secretary calls the reports untrue as the Duke nears the end of a world tour aboard Britannia and the couple plan a Lisbon reunion ahead of a Portugal visit.
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London
United States
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Baltimore Sun
Cafe Society
Cmdr
Richard Colville
Duke of Edinburgh
Britannia
Lisbon
Portugal
Fleming Declines Comment On Court Upholding Conviction
1st Lt Harry Fleming of Racine Wisconsin faced a upheld conviction by the U S Court of Military Appeals for collaborating with the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea. He is currently assigned to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and will have his comment via his attorney Alfred LaFrance.
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Washington
Harry Fleming
Racine
Wis
U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Korea
Fleming
Ft. Leonard Wood
Alfred LaFrance
Wisconsin State Bar Assa
LaFrance
Award Waits While Marine Hero Rushes Wife To Hospital
In Lockport New York Marine Sgt Leo Tierney was to receive a Purple Heart yet the ceremony paused as he dashed from the hall to rush his wife to a hospital for the birth of their first child. The recruiter wounded in Korea in 1952 returned to accept the award.
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Marine Hero
Lockport
N.Y
Leo Tierney
Korea
Dairy Supports Unchanged Lower Price Props On Agric Products
Secretary Benson announced unchanged dairy supports while lowering prices for a broad range of crops and oils. Milk for manufacturing stays at 3.25 per hundredweight and butterfat at 58.6 cents, with regional buying prices set for deficit butter areas and nonfat dry milk.
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Washington
Benson
U. S
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Southwest
California
Northeast
South
C. W
Local Weather for La Crosse Area
Cloudy conditions prevail with a slight warming trend. Tonight and Sunday remain mild with a low around 32 and a high near 42.
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la Crosse
Saud Pleased With Airbase Aid Deal
King Saud ended a 10 day Washington visit praising a five year renewal of the Dhahran air base pact in exchange for U S military aid to build a modern Saudi defense force and development program. The accord emphasizes U S support to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East and envisions Dhahran and nearby Dammam as key to future regional growth.
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Washington
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Nixon
Goodby
Washington National Airport
Saud
Azores
Spain
U. S
Dhahran
Russia
United States
U. N
Mideast
Dammam
Arabian American Oil Co
Aramco
Mediterranean Sea
Year Without Refueling Is Goal Of Test
The first Experimental Boiling Water Reactor at Argonne National Laboratory begins a year long continuous operation without refueling. It will provide 5000 kilowatts of power and demonstrates a simple self regulating inherently safe design using uranium235. The project dates from new reactor types and aims to prove economical nuclear generated electricity.
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The
Atomic Energy System
Right
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont, Il
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lemont
Commonwealth Editors Co
Argonne
Dresden
Ill
Arco
Idaho
Victim Reunited With Parents After Oklahoma Tragedy
Grace Reynolds of Barstow California, once missing since the Babbs Switch fire of 1924, reunites with L. F. Edens and wife in Hobart Oklahoma. Blood type matches and a foot scar help confirm the long awaited reunion and reveal Reynolds as their daughter.
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Hobart
Okla
Oklahoma
Grace Reynolds
Barstow
Calif
L. F. Edens
Babbs Switch
Los Angeles
May Laforet
San Diego
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Eisenhower Israel
Gaza
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Jerusalem
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Weer
Lower East Side
Knwer
A. L. Newcomer
Los Angeles Union Station
Southern Pacific Railroad
Peanuts
Duke
Palace
Warren Rogers JR
By Robert Goldenstein
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