Prestige of U S in Asia Gains High Standing
A United States State Department official in Boise praised U S prestige in Asia, saying opposition to Egypt invasion and Hungary suppression boosted its standing. Howard P. Jones called the U S actions a moral force, noting regional condemnations of Russia and support from Southeast Asian nations.
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Boise
Idaho
State Department
Asia
U. S
Egypt
Russia
Hungary
Howard P. Jones
Boise Valley World Affairs Institute
United States
Ingrid Bergman Returns to U S for 45 Hours Flight Record
Ingrid Bergman arrives in New York for a brief visit amid a global publicity tour. The 34 1 2 hour round the world flight by Gen Old and SAC crews set a nonstop distance record while Bergman discusses her career, romance with Rossellini, and her daughter Jenny Ann Lindstrom.
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Air Force
Morris
March
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Com
Geers
Jetsie
Peter Lindstrom
Los Angeles
Archie
James Thon
Lindstrom
J. Morris
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Sacs
15Th ‘Air Force
Miss Bergman
New York
Anastasia
Miss Bergmen
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Jenny Ann
Nan
Pia
University of Colorado
Teamsters Official Refuses Talk On Subcommittee Inquiry
A Teamsters executive vice president Einar Mohn declined to answer questions citing lack of subcommittee jurisdiction. Witness John Lindsay refused to testify if he claimed Teamster funds financed part of a home for Beers, and he cited a telegram urging no disciplinary action against any member asserting constitutional rights in refusing information. The telegram labeled the inquiry a fishing expedition.
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Ant
Seattle
John Lindsay
Teamsters
Einar Momn
International Teamsters Union
Mohn
International Union
Eight Named to Get the View on GOP Chief
Leonard officials named an eight member subcommittee to advise President Eisenhower on selecting a new national chairman. Meade Alcorn was viewed as best candidate though others named include Darby Morhowse Bliss Delter Pyle Nunn Harden and several women. The panel will report to the national committee before any recommendation.
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UPI
Leonard
W. Wile
Eisenhower
Alcorn
Hall
Soleme
Hns
GOP
Congress
Hell
Darby
Meade Alcorn
Connecicut
Fall
L. Judson Morhowse
New York State
Ray _C. Bliss
Ohio State
Tad Delter
Virginia
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Louis Nunn
Lexiington
Kentucky Campelan
Hal
Weel Tourtoilette
State
Albert K Mitchell
New “Mexico
Edna B. Donald
Nebraska
Ralph, H. Rommel
Massachusetts
Stanley
D.pacey
Kentucky
Don Letson
Zoway
Cecil M. Harden
Indiana
Mislabeled Castor Oil Bottles Spark Turpentine Warning
FDA warns four West Coast states after a San Fernando Valley resident alerts officials that bottles labeled castor oil from Norton Products Co may contain turpentine. Investigation traced mislabeled stock to Roseburg, Yreka Bend, Phoenix, and outlets in Oregon, California, Nevada. Company cooperative. mislabeling possibly began last June. turpentine ingestion risks include fever burns and potential infant death.
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Los Angeles
UFI
Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D. C
iNorton ‘Products Co
Gordon Wood
FDA
Roseburg
Yorti Bend
Ore
Phoenix
Aviz
Oakland
Prestoa
Nevada
Eee
TRE
Wood
San Fernando Valley
Norton
Third Marine Dead in Atomic Maneuvers at Camp Pendleton
Pfc. William T. Dutta, 30, of St. Louis, Missouri, died from carbon monoxide poisoning after sleep on a tank near an auxiliary engine during atomic war maneuvers at Camp Pendleton. Autopsy confirms cause. conditions described include engine operation and fatigue.
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Camp Fendleton
Todeyin
William T. Dutta
St. Louis
Duffie
Pedestrian to pay damages after bumping car
A pedestrian in Hitchin England was ordered to pay 26 pounds in damages after bumping a passing car and denting its fender. The man, Paul Walker, said he struck the vehicle while running for a bus, arguing a motorist harmed by a pedestrian should claim damages as well. Judge Lawson Campbell noted Walker’s statement and ruled the motorist’s claim valid.
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Hitchin
England
Brn
L Don
Spedes
Trian
Lawson Canpel
Paul Walker
Poland votes to shape postwar leadership in critical polls
Warsaw braces for Poland’s first free federal elections since the war as Gomulka faces a showdown with hardline Stalinists. The ballot could end the liberal reform era and signal shifts for East Europe while Gomulka addresses the nation warning Poles to back his reform program or risk a return to strict past policies. Ant-Soviet sentiment remains strong amid apathy.
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Warsaw
Poland
Poang
Wladyslaw Gomuila
Neraldsa
Gomulla
Gomulka
Aees
San Pedro Seaman Headed Home at Federal Expense
A San Pedro California seaman stranded without funds was brought home by the federal government after a grand jury declined to indict him. Albert C. Wheeler Sr. was. left penniless in cold weather and unable to arrange travel. By order of Federal Judge Sidney Sugarman, funds were provided to issue his return to California including a train ticket $20 and clothing.
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New York
San Pedro
Calif
Albert C. Wheeler, Sr
Treasury Agents Trust
Faliow
Wheeler
Sidney Sugarman
U.s.attorney's Office
California
Arms Maker Max Ausnit Dies at 89 in New York
Max Ausnit, longtime magnate in Manhattan zipper manufacturing and former Romanian Senate member, died Friday in New York at age 89. Ausnit survived both Nazi and Communist regimes, served three terms in Romania’s Senate during the 1920s and 1930s, and chaired the board of his Manhattan zipper company in recent years.
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York
Max‘Ausnit
Romania
S Manhattan Zipper Company
Inaugural receptions open as governor event unfolds
The first inauguration events begin tonight with receptions for state governors and an inaugural concert at a Washington venue. Friday forecasts warn of colder weather and possible rain or snow, while Eisenhower and Nixon prepare for oath ceremonies and a massive parade across Pennsylvania Avenue with extensive security and large crowds.
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Namies
Istitution Hai
George ’Rashiigton
Weather Bureau
Assembly Ponders Ban on Tide Leases
In Sacramento Assemblyman Miller leads a subcommittee push to suspend new tideland oil leases while the Legislature reviews the 1955 Shell Cunningham Act royalty structure. The Lands Commission may delay bids through Jan 20 as the Miller resolution gains floor support amid questions on past Santa Barbara County bids and royalty returns.
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Sacramento
Miller
D-San
State Lands Commission
Assembly
Santa Barbara County
Standard Oil
Carornia
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Jesse M Rue
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Tidelands
Texas Votes April 2 on Senate Seat
Texas motions toward a special election to fill the US Senate seat vacated by Gov. Price Daniel. The April 2 vote will be winner take all with six Democrats and one Republican aiming to control the chamber. Vice President Nixon could break a 48 48 tie if the GOP wins. William Blakley was appointed temporary senator by Allan Shivers and said he would not run.
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Austin
Tex
Price
Daniel
Senate
Texas
Nixon
Wiliam Blakley
Dallas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Blakley
Washington
Jury Deliberations Enter Third Day in Winn Case
A San Diego jury of five men and seven women debates charges against Victoria Beatrice Winn 57 and Lucille Whisenand 26 for kidnapping wealthy Ruth E. Latham 52 on Sept 12, burglary and robbery of clothing and jewelry, with a verdict awaited.
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San Diego
Latham
Cage
Eid
Victoria Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisenand
Ruth E. Latham
Do You Agree Quote Sparks Debate on Humane Eating
A cryptic quote ponders whether humans can maintain amiable terms with those they intend to eat, suggesting a provocative line of thought on animal ethics and appetite. The excerpt frames a debate about deliberate predation and moral consideration in diet.
Alabama U Upheld in Lucy Case
U S District Judge Hobart Grooms ruled the University of Alabama acted within its rights in expelling Autherine Lucy Foster the first and only Black student after race riots on the Tuscaloosa campus. The court rejected claims the expulsion violated court orders and found the charges against the university unfounded.
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U. S
Hobart Grooms
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy Foster
Grooms
Friz Day
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