Eisenhower urges easing of atomic law reforms
President Eisenhower advocates amendments to the Atomic Energy Act to loosen controls on information and materials for allied defense and peacetime research. He calls for sharing essential tactical data with allies while tightening safeguards, and links proposals to broader aims of maintaining security and accelerating peaceful atomic power development.
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President Says March Will Be Economic Key
President states March will be a pivotal month for economic policy and stimulus plans. Officials emphasize potential market impacts and targeted measures to boost growth amid global pressures.
Violence fears after Calcutta riot and tax debate
The report notes rising violence fear after a Calcutta riot while discussing political rhetoric on income tax cuts and moderation. Eisenhower and Republican leaders respond to warnings of extreme partisanship and urge prudent, nonradical policy language amid recession concerns.
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Ex-Husbands Quip About Democrats In Calcutta Riot Tale
In Calcutta amidst rioting and a disturbed U S Information Library area soldiers patrolled streets after clashes left three dead and 600 wounded. The unrest followed a 10 000-strong teachers march as police faced attacks. meanwhile, former wife Gladys Owens is cited as preferring Democrats in a separate Roosevelt case.
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Metro Line Strike Off by Court Order
A planned 2 a.m. strike by 1300 Metro politan Coach Lines streetcar and bus drivers was halted by a Los Angeles Superior Court temporary restraining order. Judge Armod Praeger ordered the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen not to strike as a hearing on permanent relief set for February 24. The dispute centers on a Dec 3 assignment sheet aimed at faster service.
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Protest to Red China Moves Through Washington Channel
Britain issues a protest to Red China concerning the continued imprisonment of 32 Americans behind the Bamboo Curtain. The act is carried out with the United States serving as intermediary, using official diplomatic channels to press for release and improved treatment.
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Wasilington — 7
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Britain
British Fruit Deal Aims to Reduce California Surplus
California canners and citrus growers won assurances they can move part of their 1953 surplus into Britain. A UK Food Ministry purchase plan underwrites purchases this spring with funds from U S Foreign Operations Administration. About 12 million dollars in counterpar funds are set aside for Britain. California warehouses show a 2 million case surplus of canned peaches and a 60 000 ton carryover could be absorbed due to shortages in traditional suppliers. FDA Director Harald Stassen urged to present surplus to British government earlier.
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Lost Yacht Dirigo II May Be Safe Near Galapagos
Coast Guard had launched one of the largest Pacific searches for the Dirigo II, a 60-foot racing yacht with four crew. Radio failure after a distress signal left the vessel in danger, with a reported 75 knot gale, near the Galapagos region as James W. Crawford in Petersburg, Florida reported the craft might reach safety by Thursday.
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