House Solons Seek Debate on the Plan
Washington lawmakers clash over amending Eisenhower Middle East policy measure as Dulles faces renewed Senate inquiry. Rules Committee expected to set gag rule amid cross party backing for no amendments, while some push for fuller review of foreign policy actions.
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Middle East
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Egypt
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4 Year Federal School Aid Plan Outlined by the Icy Streets
A severe winter storm hit Long Beach with its coldest morning in eight years. The Weather Bureau warned of showers and possible snow tonight into Tuesday, with snow flurries likely in lowlands. Central California is the head of the new storm, bringing rain and snow to the San Francisco Bay Area earlier, while Southern California mountains remained largely snowbound and chains were needed above 3,000 feet. Snow plows were in high demand as many motorists remained stranded.
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Rem
Frederick W. White Jr
Kansas City
Robert Inesan Rey
Figgins
San Diego
Eisenhower
Snowell
Sea Beach
San Se Eo Pedro
Palos Verdes
Modjeska
Eisenhower pushes four year school aid plan in address
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pass a four year federal school aid program. He framed it as essential to relieve a nationwide classroom shortage and tied it to a larger Middle East policy debate, while noting recent weather and traffic disruptions in the area.
Air Force Globemaster crash at Elmendorf Alaska
An Air Force C 124 Globemaster carrying 12 crew and one soldier crashed near Cook Inlet after takeoff from Elmendorf. All 13 aboard were saved within 10 minutes by rescue helicopters. The aircraft, based at Biggs Field, departed Elmendorf at 8 08 p m en route to McChord AFB. Engine fire forced an emergency landing near the base.
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Students See School Burn In Albion High in Flames
Merit-fuga junior high and Albion students arrived by bus to watch their school halls burn. The Frank L Bosse High School building was unofficially estimated at $100000 in losses, with around 100 students attending classes there.
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Fuga
Frank L. Bosse
Contact Restored With Danish Ship Umanak
The 2,300 ton Danish ship Umanak, feared last Saturday in Greenland waters, was reported safe today.
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Umanak
Greensland
Lundeberg Dies Leader of Sailors Union of the Pacific
BURLINGAME Harry Lundeberg secretary of SUP died at Peninsula Hospital aged 55. He led the SUP since 1936, co founded the Seafarers International Union and served as its president since 1938. He reportedly suffered a heart attack on January 20 and was known as a tough longshore union figure with strong anti Communist sentiments. Born in Norway, he spent life around ships and seamen and stood six feet two inches, weighing about 190 pounds.
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Harry Lundeberg
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Long Beach Press Telegram January 28 1957 front notice
Long Beach California edition dated January 28 1957 presents a 30 page issue priced ten cents. The page lists telephones for classified advertising and newsroom contact numbers. Volume LXIX number 313 marks the daily edition in the Long Beach Press Telegram.
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Celearam
Calif
Man Dies After Handing Gun To Rail Officer
A 35 year old unemployed man told a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad patrolman he planned suicide. The officer handed him a .28 caliber pistol, Ponton then shot himself and died at the scene. Officer Walter Ryan, 36, was arrested on a charge of abetting death by own action and held on $1,000 bail. The incident occurred at the Hudson River pier offices after Ponton, a relief recipient, spoke with Ryan and another officer.
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Toill
Robert Ponton
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Walter Ryan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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B&o
Hudson River
Fenton
AFL-CIO Chief Action on Testimony Policy Adopted
The AFL-CIO Executive Council ordered its 140 unions to remove any official who refuses to testify at a public inquiry into union affairs. President George Meany announced the policy, while Teamsters leader Hoffa criticized it, saying members have a right to invoke the fifth amendment. The move aims to keep the labor movement free from corruption and demands full cooperation with law enforcement and legislative inquiries.
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Fla
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
AFL 310
Beck
James R. Hotfe
Detroit
Mster
Teamster
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
Teamsters
George Meany
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Executive Council
Long Island
FBI
Atenedon
AFL CIO Policy On Fifth Amendment Sparks Union Scrutiny
A policy of the AFL-CIO states that a trade union official invoking the fifth amendment to avoid scrutiny by legislative committees or law enforcement cannot remain in office. The issue arises as several union officers face preliminary Senate hearings into alleged union racketeering. The source lists related pages and sections, including editorial and financial content, as well as notices.
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Nts
Senate
Four Killed in Roselle Hardware Store Blast
A blast at a Roselle Illinois hardware store killed at least four people and injured eight. Deputy coroner Albert Richert said the death toll could rise. Gas likely caused the explosion. a Northern Illinois Gas Co truck was present with two company men inside at the time.
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Elgin
Elmhurst
Albert Richert
Dllinois Gas Co
Slain Grimes sisters buried as second suspect hunted
Police in Chicago moved to confirm if a self described hillbilly singer named Frank is an accomplice in the Grimes sisters murder. Edward Bedwell 23, aka Lennie the Dishwasher, told detectives a man named Frank joined him on a booze and sex binge before the killings. Bedwell, detained on disorderly conduct, allegedly beat and dumped the girls with another man shown as Frank. Tommy Baldwin 24 said he was with Willingham on January 13 the night the bodies were dumped in a snowbank near a Willow road site. Two sealed caskets bore the victims to St Maurice’s Church for requiem mass as Bedwell faced two murder charges.
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Willingham
Paterick Deely
Itectives
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Patricia
Bedwell
Gates
Teely
Tommy Baldwin
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