Eisenhower Sets Middle East Aid and Doctrine Plan
President Eisenhower proposes a Middle East aid program and a Doctrine to resist armed aggression by Soviet backed regimes. He seeks 400 million dollars over two years for discretionary use, in addition to existing mutual security funds, and pledges U N Security Council oversight. He would deploy a special mission if Congress delays and vows constant liaison with lawmakers.
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Kidnapping Tale Spans Desert and Desertion
Marie McDonald survived a kidnapping scare after being found by a Los Angeles truck driver near Cactus City. She reported two young men with wavy hair abducted her from a Los Angeles residence, drove fast through the desert, and she supported the tale with details of injuries and a dramatic escape. Authorities pursued leads, while FBI said no interstate transport evidence emerged.
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Good Rains Here More on the Way
Heavy rain drenched hills and canyons as civil defense warned of possible evacuations. Snow fell to 3 000 feet in Southern California with four inches at Holland Summit and accumulations varying across mountains, while highways urged use of chains and crews cleared the Ridge Route.
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Seaton Plans Alaska Visit This Month
Washington Interior Secretary Seaton announced plans to travel to Alaska this month, outlining potential meetings and engagements to discuss federal programs and regional issues.
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Civil Rights Bloc Sees Passage Despite Filibuster Setback
Senate debate over changing rules to curb filibusters failed with a 55-38 vote. Civil rights leaders remained optimistic Congress may enact civil rights bills this year. Sen. Humphrey supported the push while Johnson and Knowland opposed immediate rule changes, planning new amendments.
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Three Tots Fall Through Ice Injuring Three
Three children playing near their homes near Palermo New Jersey fell through an irrigation hole into 14 feet of water Friday and drowned. The victims aged 4 to 5 were the children of radar base officers stationed nearby. Names given include Michael Jenne 5 Linda Kelley 4 and Rudolf Schersch Jr. 4. The article notes their parents are officers at the Air Force radar base in the area.
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Actress’ ex-wife abductors threaten ransom note found
Police traced clipping letters near the fireplace in the actress’ home and a phone call to Karl at 2:02 am. A nervous male voice warned not to call police and said Marie would be fine. Karl offered to pay ransom but claimed he no longer loves Marie.
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Parisians Clash at Radical Rally Injures Dozen
In Paris during the Radical Socialist Party rally for a Jan 13 Assembly seat, tempers flared and violence erupted. Pierre Mendes-France urged support for candidate Dominic Stefanager, provoking cries from Communists and far-right factions as chairs flew and doors were ripped from hinges.
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Fragmented Hotel Advertisement From Huntington Area
A damaged notice describes a hotel block near Ocean Avenue with private paths from rooms and a hill wall canopy. It lists dining options, a weekly rate, and contact details, mentioning the Beverly Hills area and a club restaurant run by Char A. Barne.
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Poland Way Cleared to Buy U S Surplus
Government today cleared the way for Communist Poland to buy surplus U S farm goods, with hint of similar favors to other satellite states loosening ties with Russia. Secretary Weeks announced licenses would be issued to ship surplus commodities to Poland for world market prices. Washington dispatch.
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Parking fines rise to a nickel to a quarter in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Mississippi the overtime parking fine has jumped from five to twenty five cents with the start of the new year. Officials say the change tightens enforcement. Local drivers note the higher charge applies citywide during posted limits.
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