Eisenhower calls for party tolerance in serious times
President Eisenhower urged administration officials to avoid extreme partisanship toward Democrats and said the Republican National Committee should show similar restraint. He backed increased federal highway spending from 573 million to 800 million and warned against letting the nation be driven into a major mood or misled by political attacks.
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Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Times
Congress
Okey
House
Rayburn
Texas
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Executive Department
Russia Proposes European Security Pact Excluding US
Berlin AP bulletin reports Russia proposed a general European security pact to be sponsored by the Big Four powers but excluding the United States. Britain and France rejected the idea.
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Bulletin Berlin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union proposes European security pact to exclude United States
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov outlined a 50 year non aggression treaty to bind all European nations including East and West Germany, open to states regardless of social systems, effectively annulling the North Atlantic Alliance and excluding the United States from active participation. Continued on A-10.
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Berlin
Russia
Europe
East Germany
Bonn
United States
East
West
Germany
Molotov
105 Yank Technicians in Indochina
The arrival of 105 American aircraft technicians in Indochina was reported by French defenders of the three states attacked by the Communists. They traveled in civilian clothes with Gen. Otto Weyland, head of the Far East Air Forces, to serve the growing number of American supplied planes. The technicians are to form the vanguard of a larger force sent at French request to service the aircraft in Indochina.
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TORYO
Indochina
Otto P. Weyland
Far East
Weather outlook with low clouds and sunshine
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning give way to afternoon sun today and Thursday. Expect little temperature change with mild conditions and light winds as skies brighten later.
Iron Curtain Trade Curbed by Surplus Farm Ban
Washington secretary of commerce Sinclair Weeks announced a policy denying export licenses for government owned surplus farm products to Russia and its satellites. The ban targets cottonseed oil and similar commodities while allowing market sourced goods if licenses are obtained. Dwayne Andreas, a Minnesota miller, had earlier been denied a 20 000 ton export license for surplus goods.
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Sinclair
Weeks
U. S
Russia
Minnesota
Iron Curtain
Dwayne Andreas
Soviet Bloc
Commodity Credit Corp. Aurplua
Rhee Vows Renewed War on Reds in Korea
President Syngman Rhee told AP he is determined to reopen war against Chinese Reds occupying North Korea and will act without American support if needed. He warned time is running out and China will attack again, citing Soviet arms and a growing military buildup as reasons for a hard line.
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Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Korea
Page markers list for the newspaper sections
A catalog of page locations for features and sections including Beach Combing on B-1 and Page A-19 for Billy Rosa. Boyle on 4-19. Bridge on A-1. Classifieds B-10 to B-15. Comics B-8. Crossword B-10. Editorial A-18. Financial B-3. Obituaries 8-2. Radio and TV 8-9. Shipping Table B-2. Sports on A-21 22 23. Theat ems 8-7. Tides Temperatures B-2. Women Pag at B-4 5 6. Your World A-2.
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Pagat
Turkish president tours Long Beach oil fields aboard U S visit
President Celal Bayar of Turkey toured Long Beach harbor oil development sites with aides, calling the slant drilling operations amazing. Eloi J. Amar explained offshore well placements to Bayar as the Turkish delegation inspected East Pier A drill sites. A brief, informal greeting occurred at the Harbor Administration Building with Linda Carter, born in Istanbul, then Bayar viewed a map of slant drilling operations before continuing the tour.
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Celal Bayar
Turkey
Bayar
Gilrich
Middle East
United States
Eloi J. Amar
Pier A
Harbor Department Administration
Louis T. Carter
Linda
Istanbul
Carter
Murder, escape link to Bodenheim case shocks New York
A scar-faced 25 year old dishwasher Harold Weinberg admitted shooting Maxwell Bodenheim and his wife in a squalid East Side rooming house. Police say Bodenheim was a Purple Penn novelist and Bohemian poet. A knife found on Weinberg will be lab tested as detectives probe if Bodenheim killed his wife. Separately, three San Pedro children were found safe in a Long Beach warehouse after a weekend disappearance, reuniting with relieved parents.
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Maxwell
Bodenheim
Harold Weinberg
Ruth Fagan
Greenwich
Weinberg
Himy
Riverside Memorial Chapel
Roy Ginger
Roxbury
Mass
Minna Schein
San Pedro
Long Beach Harbor
Pier al Bert
Mary Elaine Hornback
Nancy Smith
Ronald Walrath
Armenaert
Long Beach
Russell Walrath
W. C. Smith
Pain in Leg Brings $4000 to Korean War Vet
Richard Landon a 22 year old Los Angeles area amputee and Korean War veteran won a $4000 bank night jackpot at Circle Drive-In Theater in Bellflower. Landon who lost his left leg below the knee pulled into the circle drive in theater after a painful Tuesday night. host Jack Rice announced his name and the prize.
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Landon
Los Angeles
Ramona Ave
Bellflower
Korea
Circle Drive-In
Ximeno Ave
Jack Rice
Theater Bisinger
North
Long Beach
Thief Steals 30 Deadly Venom Vials in Hyattsville
Police in Prince Georges County report 30 cobra venom vials stolen from the car of drug salesman Stephen Nabala in Hyattsville Maryland. A tire was also taken with the case and vials toppled in a recent accident. The venom is used by physicians for cardiac and arthritis patients.
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Hyattsville
Mad
Prince Georges County
Stéphen
Nabala
Kahala
McCarthy heckled by crowd in Los Angeles rally
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy faced hostile taunts from about four thousand people after his speech at the First Congregational Church. A man named Wilbur Joseph Jerger, who had set up a loudspeaker on private property, was jeered and objects were thrown as police escorted him away. Jerger had filed for Democratic and Socialist party nominations in California's 26th district. McCarthy defended anti-communist aims, noting past administrations allowed communist influence and later acknowledged an error about records destruction.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R.-Wis
First Congregational Church
Wilbur Joseph Jerger
Jerger
Congress
Washington
White House
McCarthy
John J. McCloy
Canton
Ohio
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