Britain backs U N space missile controls plan
Britain supported the United States call for international controls on space missiles and urged urgent U N study. Credr Allan Noble outlined Britain's stance before the General Assembly and pressed for similar limits on long range submarines and aircraft. Diplomatic reaction hailed the US proposal as a step toward a total ban on nuclear weapon use. Sen Humphrey urged expanding disarmament talks to include a withdrawal of American and Soviet troops from Germany and endorsed the five point program.
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Eden's Son Declines Seats in Parliament
Warick England reports Sir Anthony Eden's 26 year old son Nicholas declined an offer to replace his father as parliamentary representative. A local Conservative Party official said Nicholas told them he was not ready to enter politics after Eden resigned his seat following the prime minister's departure last week.
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Blakley Appointed Temporary U S Senator for Texas
Gov. Shivers named William A. Blakley of Dallas a Democrat as temporary U S senator from Texas. Blakley indicated he would help the Democrats maintain their narrow Senate margin while he has not yet decided how he will vote on U S Senate matters.
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Auto insurance rate hikes range 18 to 53 percent
The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association announced Wednesday across Los Angeles area rate increases from 18 to 53 percent. Unmarried male drivers under 25 face the largest rises, with minimum coverage costs and premiums for 1957 model cars climbing sharply amid nationwide rate adjustments.
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Dulles on Middle East policy risks and Congress
Secretary of State Dulles warned in Washington that American boys may have to fight in the Middle East unless Congress approves President Eisenhower's program for aid to the region and potential U.S. troop standby authority. He noted a "very little likelihood" of fighting if the plan passes, while warning of possible dangerous developments if Congress does not act.
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Weather outlook shows cloudy periods with limited sun
The forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies with brief sunny intervals. Winds light to moderate with no significant precipitation expected through Wednesday. Temperatures remain mild, with no major changes in daily highs or overnight lows anticipated.
Death sentence reported for Hungary rebel chief
Budapest report cites Josek Dudas, a reader of the failed uprising, sentenced to death. Confirmation was unclear whether Dudas had been executed. he had been active in Budapest as a bold, adventurous figure and formerly a member of the Smallholders Party.
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U S Orders Soviet Attache to Leave Over Secret Purchase
The State Department charged that Soviet military attaché Krylov tried to buy military secrets and electronic equipment through American intermediaries. He was ordered to depart the United States immediately, with officials declining to name the American intermediaries or reveal specifics of the equipment.
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Where to Find It Plan to Cut California Taxes
The piece lists page references and ads for a multi-page newspaper section. It mentions sponsors backing a plan to reduce state income taxes and hints at coverage of legislative developments and related crime boss imagery. It directs readers to Page A-2 for more on the State Legislature and other items.
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Eisenhower Tours Colorado Dust Bowl Drought Lands
President Eisenhower visited drought stricken Colorado and parts of the dust bowl during a 32 mile route to a Kansas relief conference. He stopped at Bud Davis’s 5000 acre farm to discuss wind erosion and drought, and faced a Pueblo airstrip incident as his DC6B departed. The trip included the Colorado State Fair exhibit and a plan to announce relief measures for the Great Plains.
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Legg Quits Planning Job in Huff
County Supervisor Herbert C. Legg resigns as chairman of the Regional Planning Commission citing discourtesy by colleagues. He has led the post since 1950 and was reassigned to the chair last year. His sudden departure surprised board members amid talks to amend the commission size from seven to five.
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Lenin Stalin Tomb Reopened Amid Board Scrutiny
The Lenin Stalin tomb in Moscow was reopened after a 30 day debate. Members of the Regional Planning Commission pushed for a change in leadership while the interior remained unchanged since a November closure for renovation. The red granite tomb still houses Lenin and Stalin in glass coffins, lit by a soft red glow as speculation grows over possible removal.
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Navy to test colorful warship decor and reactor labs
The Navy investigates colorful decor for ships and facilities amid reports of varied hues. A Naval Research Laboratory reactor area features blue, pink, light peach and green accents, with offices in green and tan, aiming to reduce monotony and claustrophobia.
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