Fear Drives Soviet Hate Campaigns, Analyst Says
United Press foreign analyst Phil Newosm argues Kremlin fear fuels four main moves: anti Semitic and anti Catholic campaigns, a hate campaign against the United States, a peace front to split Western Europe and U S allies, and tighter domestic oppression. He cites Jews and Catholics as scapegoats to mask failures and notes Moscow aims to win Arab oil states through anti Israel propaganda amid anti U S hostility.
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Phil Newosm
United Press
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Western Europe
U. S
Vatican
Russia
Israel
Paris
Eisenhower
White House
Congressman Sets Grain Price Probe
Washington Senator Aiken chairing the Senate Agriculture Committee says it may hold public hearings next week to examine whether grain prices have been depressed by sharp trading and improper practice. He seeks to learn if the Commodity Credit Corporation dumped government stocks of corn and wheat before the election, if Canadian wheat imported as animal feed was shipped as U S grain, and whether traders manipulated imports and resale of Canadian oats to lower U S prices.
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Washington
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S
Justice Department
Codity Exchange Commission
Mrs Hobby Seeks To Salvage Best Of Truman Plan
Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby, new federal security administrator, urges salvage of sound Truman era programs. She spoke to the Women's Division of the Republican National Committee, saying some wartime policies were sound in policy but flawed in application and now obsolete.
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Mrs. Hobby
Truman
Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Federal Security
Hobby
Houston
WAC
Republican National Committee
Grand Jury Opens Doors to Garfield County Citizens
A Garfield County grand jury today invited any citizen with testimony of wrongdoing to appear. The jury, convened Monday, has questioned nine witnesses including Steele Westbrook of the state crime bureau and J M Beauchamp state auditor from Oklahoma City.
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Enid
Okla
Garfield County
Steele Westbrook
State Crime Bureau
J. M. Beauchamp
Oklahoma City
Flu Pandemic Expands Across States With Mild Outbreaks
The Associated Press reports flu has reached more than half the continental U.S. with mostly mild cases. Texas and Tennessee show heavy activity, Arkansas reports record upper respiratory infections, and Ohio and several locales begin vaccination efforts. Government, steel firms, and universities launch voluntary immunization drives as schools and jails adopt precautions.
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Steel Company
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Florida
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Europe
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Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Cleveland Mills
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Ohio State University
Syracuse
N. Y
Cook County
Chicago
A. M. Washburn
Arkansas Board of Health
Pope Pius XII Struck By Flu in Vatican
Pope Pius XII was confined to bed in Vatican City after an influenza attack with fever. The 78-year-old pontiff had a temperature near 100 degrees and suspended all audiences and Mass in his private chapel as doctors attended him.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Escape at Kings Park Mental Hospital Ends Mixed
Seventeen teen male patients escaped Kings Park State Hospital early today after breaking out of a second floor ward amid snow and sleet. Eleven were recaptured within hours. a staff physician labeled them mentally disturbed and violent, while a doctor was chased with a broken bed piece and no attendants were harmed.
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Kings Park
N. Y
Kings Park State Hospital
Murray Rossman
Leather preparation: oldest craft known to man
A concise note on leather preparation as humanity’s earliest craft, highlighting its long history and foundational role in toolmaking art and trade.
Prison Knife Fight Leaves Convict Dead
Santa Fe prison melee leaves Speight Parks dead from knife blows. More than a dozen convicts fought with improvised weapons in the yard after lunch as guards probe whether the clash was a deliberate murder bid. Francisco Lopez and Joe Montana hospitalized as others injured.
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Santa FE
New Mexico State
Speight Parks
Portales
N.M
Parks
Francisco Lopez
Lopez
Joe Montana
Montana
Hiccup Epidemic Denied by Brazilian Health Officials
Rio de Janeiro papers report a hiccough epidemic in Recife killing 55 infants in two weeks but Pernambuco Health Secretary Arthur Coutinho says only eight infant deaths occurred. A Swedish drug firm offers 2,000 doses, flown to Brazil to address the illness.
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Brazil
Sweden
Recife
O Globo
Pernambuco
Arthur Coutinho
Yves Gylden
Astra Chemical Company
Stockholm
Mirella Heads Home With Iranian Oil Anew
The 7,000 ton Italian tanker Mirella departed Genoa December 26 with 5,000 tons of Iranian oil, attempting to run the British blockade on Iran's petroleum. A landmark UK Iran dispute centers on Abadan oil holdings and AIOC rights, with Italian courts to consider the challenge after Rosemary's ruling at Aden.
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Persian Gulf
Iran
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Aden
Red Sea
Abadan
AIOC
Hushbush
Fiat Automobile
Genoa
Shatt el Arab
Governor Praises Ponca City Band in Parade
Governor Johnston Murray praised the Ponca City band in Oklahoma City after a Washington visit. He called them sturdy and proud as the group followed his automobile down Pennsylvania Avenue in the Eisenhower parade, winning second place in its class.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Washington
Ponca City
Murray
Pennsylvania Avenue
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