Pa Brink Goes On Trial After AWOL Charge
Mrs. Jessie Brink, 47, mother of 29, ailing from recent strain, rests with family in Los Angeles after release on bail. Her husband James faces a separate stolen property charge as the Brink family awaits further legal action. A letter from their son at Ft. Ord expresses resolve to defend the United States.
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Ft. Ord
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AFL Leaders Urge Action Against Japan Reversion
The AFL executive council urged ratification of the Japanese peace treaty and decisive moves to halt a return to old time reaction in Japan, warned by big business interests and used by Communist demagogues. They stressed the need for labor rights to organize bargain and strike for decent conditions to keep Japan allied with freedom and peace.
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Heater Asphyxiates Couple Found Dead in Motel Cabin
A 18-year-old husband and his 17-year-old wife were found dead in an overheated, unventilated motel cabin in Burbank. Police identified them as Edward Jack Farley and his wife. The couple lived at Argus near China Lake and had driven a truck to the cabin owner. Their 6 weeks old baby was left at Argus in care of relatives.
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Texans to Attend New York Rally for Eisenhower
About 200 Texans from 11 cities will rally in New York to back Dwight D. Eisenhower. A special train will depart Dallas Wednesday led by Mrs. Allie M. Currie, head of the Dallas County Eisenhower-for-President Club. The group includes a 45-press cowboy band and four brass drum majors from Harding-Simmons University Abilene, Texas.
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Air mission ends as plane heads to Uruguay
Buenos Aires reports the United States Air Force cargo plane, carrying technical equipment of the U.S. air mission in Argentina, ended its activity after President Perón's government terminated the mission. The craft was en route to Uruguay following the closure.
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Paul S. Air Force
Uruguay
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Weather Mild in Most of U S
The groundhog reports generally mild weather across the nation with rain and dark clouds in places. Forecasters say the national outlook remains mild for a while, while heavy rainfall drenched areas from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley and New England.
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Iowa
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Louisiana
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Alexandria
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Miami
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Caribou
Maine
Judge Won't Explain News Probe Reason
San Francisco editors group urged Judge Oliver J. Carter to clarify why a federal grand jury is investigating the San Francisco Call-Bulletin. Carter said he will not comment unless the jury asks for amplification, while lawmakers criticized the order as retaliation for the paper's disclosures about the administration. The Call-Bulletin has published material tied to a grand jury probe into the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Oliver J. Carter
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
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James S. Pope
Freedom of Information Committee
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Internal Revenue
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Courier-Journal
Call- Bulletin
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Washington
Richard Nixon
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Rep. Hillings
House Committee
Democratic State Central Committee For
California
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Truman OKs Retirement of Judge Waring
U S District Judge J Watles Waring of South Carolina eastern district will retire Feb 15, approved by President Truman. A longtime advocate for civil rights, Waring split with many white Southerners by supporting Negro voting rights in primaries and urging South Carolina to rejoin the Union. His retirement comes as the Supreme Court declines to rule on another school segregation case pending before the court.
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U. S
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Truman
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Waring
U. S. Supreme Court
Indonesia to Restrict U S Dollar Imports
Indonesia announces sweeping changes to restrict imports and curb the U S dollar use. The finance ministry plans actions to protect exports and strengthen the rupiah, with moves to regulate currency handling starting Monday.
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Finance Ministry
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