Mrs. Love Tolbert Named American Mother of 1954
Georgia homemaker Mrs. Love McDuffie Tolbert, 65, chosen as the American Mother of 1954 by the Golden Rule Foundation. She and her traveling salesman husband Wheeler Howard Tolbert raised five sons who all pursued higher education and now hold positions in government, academia, oil public relations, a church ministry, and international affairs.
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Thieves loot Chicago Commissary cash boxes and gear
Two gunmen robbed Commissary Inc in Chicago taking five cash boxes then fought off for a sixth. They scattered four more as alarms tripped turning the scene chaotic. One box held ten pounds of nails and cash totaling $570 was recovered from the other small boxes.
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President beg to think time in Eisenhower circle demand
Brief clippings discuss the strain on President Eisenhower and staff to find time for thinking. Special Counsel Bernard Shanley notes the President had to request morning and afternoon periods for deliberation. The item blends odd anecdotes with topical governance pressures.
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Missing Britons Burgess Maclean Said to Be in Moscow
Britain disclosed that a Soviet diplomat seeking asylum in Australia provided second-hand hearsay about two long-missing British diplomats. The report suggested Burgess and Maclean fled London, ended up in Rome and Prague, with later roles assigned in Moscow propaganda and foreign affairs notes.
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Sooners Picnic At Pomona Ganesha Park
An Oklahoma picnic will be held Sunday from 11 a m to 6 1 p m at Pomona Ganesha Park near the plunge area.
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Nehru Proposes Indochina Peace Plan at South Asia Talks
In Colombo five South Asian premiers backed Prime Minister Nehru's plan for Indochina peace. The proposal calls for a cease-fire, direct talks between France and Vietminh, a nonintervention pact by major powers, restraint from war escalations, and United Nations mediation. Ceylon's Sir John Kotelawala urged urgent action to safeguard against looming dangers.
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Alaska Mining Bill Introduced for Katmai Monument
Washington UPI reports Delegate Bartlett of Alaska introduced a bill to permit mining in the Katmai National Monument in Alaska. The measure seeks to authorize extraction within the protected area, prompting debate over conservation vs resource access.
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