Geneva Peace Aim Highlighted by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower told about 500 at the international prayer breakfast that the United States seeks a just world peace and that the spirit of Geneva accomplished much by reducing fear and hysteria. He noted hopes for better Russian relations have not yet fully materialized.
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Eisenhower
Conrad Hilton
Congress
Cabinet
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Washington UF
United States
Geneva
Washington
Ment
International Council For Ghris
NBC
Lhief
Aerotrain Test Set for March Transcontinental Run
Santa Fe Railway announces a GM Diesel powered Aerotrain test train as a transcontinental rail fan trip. Departing Chicago March 1 and arriving Los Angeles March 3, it will stop at Dodge City Kaw Albuquerque WN M and Barstow before a west bound run to Los Angeles with two days of experimental service on the 127 mile Los Angeles San Diego leg.
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Chicago
UF i
Santa Fe ‘Railway
General Motors
Los Angesles
R. T. Anders
Boy Dies Reaching for Prayer Record Player
A Detroit boy, Charles Chamberlain, aged six, on tiptoe from a chair to reach a basement clothesline overhang while attempting to try a newly installed record player, became entangled and strangled. The incident occurred Wednesday.
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Detroit
CPI
Charles Chamberlain
Band Cancels Parade Trip Over Desegregation Pearl
Long Beach band drops Mardi Gras plans after protest over city funds used for segregation. Two Negro members, James Cramp and Cecil Cohn, would not be allowed to march. Officials and NAACP leaders urged Council to rescind $2,200 appropriation, with a protest letter and board meeting planned.
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Rex Organization
James T. Cramp
Myrtle Ave
Cecil Cohn
E. 15Th St
Vermillion
Atty
Edwin J. H Wilson
Long Beach
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gise
Wilson
Lloyd Pittman
Camp Leroy
Johnson
New Orleans
M A Om
Afr
Robert H. Minor
20Th St
Vis. Minor
Legg Jurors Hear Closing Arguments In Trial Clash
Court proceedings reveal defense alleging memory flaws and bias impacting Legg case. Witnesses including Ball and Finnerty question credibility, with references to Hohn funded campaigns and Lakewood incorporation testimony. Jurors hear claims of impropriety, political entanglements, and defense strategy amid grand jury testimony.
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Zohm
Tme
Ball
Legg
Floyd Crutchfield
San Pedro
Yinnerty
Lee F. Landschulte
Landschulte
Hohn
Finnerty
Lakewood
Ray E. Lee
Board of Supervisors
Gras
Hahn and Crutchfield
Halco Corp
Halco
Los Angeles
Hahn
Crutchfield
Haleo
Arakelian
Rules Set for Atomic Civil Use
The Atomic Energy Commission cleared the way for a civilian atomic energy industry by issuing regulations on possession and use of atomic materials effective March 4. Regulations published on a proposed basis deferment allowed for public comment. Key provisions require qualified applicants, adequate facilities, authorization under the Atomic Energy Act, and licensees to keep records of materials received, on hand, and transferred.
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Washington
Fire at Vienna Felten plant delays Russian cable reparations
Austrian officials say a fire at the Vienna Felten cable works will push back reparations shipments to the Soviet Union. Estimated damage runs about a million dollars. The plant produced most of the large consignments Austria must deliver to the Soviets.
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Binze
Vienna
Felten
Austria
Keel Laid for World's Largest Cargo Ship in Japan
In Kure Japan the keel of an 83 900 gross ton tanker was laid, built by National Bulk Carters Inc for an American firm. The unnamed ship, 860 feet long, is part of a pair to be completed this year, with only Life Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth surpassing its tonnage.
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Kure
Japan
Yeas
Asahi
National Bulk Carters
Ing
Mary
Three Stewards Sue Unions Over Jobs
Three chief stewards from the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union sue the Pacific Maritime Association and 43 member firms, and the Seafarers International Union district, alleging they were denied work for refusing union membership. They seek triple damages and injunctive relief after losing about 3000 in pay. suit is led by lawyers Gladstein Andersen and Leonard with a Feb 21 hearing set.
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San Francisco
UPI
Afl-Cio Marine Cooks and” Stewards Union
Joseph G. Kolb
Russell W. Ryvers
Owen T. Doherty
al Ready
Pacific Martime Assn
I Ts 43
Pacific
Seafarers International Union
Ahys
Rtichard Gladstein
George Andersen
Norman Leonard
Defimet Independent Marine Cooksland Stewards Union
Paris Sees 3-Power Talks Backed by Allies
Paris welcomed a three power proposal for Western Big Three talks on the Middle East. French officials stressed France’s immense cultural interests and economic stake in the region while praising reaffirmed Western unity and Germany’s postwar standing.
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Eisenhower
Eden
Washington
Palestine
U. N
France
Middle East
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