Nehru Rejects U S Arms Aid to Pakistan in Kashmir Row
NEW DELHI AP Prime Minister Nehru blisteringly rejected Eisenhower's offer of military aid to Pakistan saying U S arms support violates neutrality in the Kashmir dispute. He warned American observers with the U N cease fire mission cannot remain neutral and criticized U S policy as interference. He noted India favors peace but warned aggression may follow despite President Eisenhower's assurances.
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Nehru
Eisenhower
India
U. N
Kashmir
Pakistan
United States
America
U.S
Indis
Eissenhower
Kashi
U.S. Asst
Walter Robertson
Asia
China
Nehriz
United Nations
Ahmed Bokhari
Karakoram Pass
Kashmir-China
Washington
Steps Proposed to Strengthen Census Bureau
A special survey committee recommended by Secretary Weeks and led by Ralph J. Watkins proposes steps to rebuild the Census Bureau after eight years of neglect caused by focus on defense needs. The plan estimates a ten year cost of 59 million dollars.
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Census Bureau
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Ralph J. Watkins
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
New Yor
President Still Balks at Income Tax Cuts
President Eisenhower remains opposed to personal income tax cuts while Republicans discuss tax legislation. Speaker Martin cited Eisenhower’s views and noted no change in stance at the White House conference. Democratic push for higher exemptions and excise tax cuts faced Treasury opposition and a halted Ways and Means meeting.
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Martin
White House
Eisenhower
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Sen
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Humphrey
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Ways and Means Committee
Eight Employes Perish in N Y Resort Blaze
Fire at the Grossinger Hotel and Country Club in New York kills eight workers and injures twenty five as guests flee in nightwear. Authorities probe the cause while damage estimates reach fifty thousand dollars. The victims include Siegfried Haas and Ena Haas and others identified by name. Rocky Marelano trains among the guests.
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Grossinger Hotel
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Ena
David Bernstein
Hannah
Fannie Rosenthal
Katherine Krick
Jack Shhildkret
Inter American Conference Opens in Caracas
The 10th Inter-American Conference began in Caracas with 20 American republics represented led by U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Security was tight after riots in Bogota in 1948 and Perez Jimenez welcomed delegates as preparations continued for a three to five week session.
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Aureliato Otanez
Marcos Perez Diminez
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Colomia
University City
Latin America
Perez Jiminez
Roy Rogers Hurt by Pellets During Edinburgh Show
Cowboy film star Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger were hit by pellets during a weekend stage demonstration in Edinburgh. Rogers suffered a slight nosebleed while Trigger sustained a stung flank. both escaped serious injury as pellets ricocheted off the stage.
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Rites Slated for Officers Dead in Fight
Police Chief E G Huckabay and Deputy Sheriff Maurice Miller were killed in a three hour gun battle with a Negro farm hand identified as West as officers served an arrest warrant. West and Miller died in the Leonard Woodruff plantation cabin siege near Shreveport Louisiana. West's mother, sheltering in the cabin, attempted to persuade her son to surrender and returned with weapons but he refused. Huckabay a veteran officer and president of local associations, died from neck wounds after hours of exchange fire. Miller died after four shots entered as he entered the cabin. both survivors include widows and children.
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Maurice Miller
Bossier Parish
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West
Muller
Leonard Woodruff
Miller
Huckebay
J. B. Chandler
Huckabay
Louisiana Peace Officers Association
Louisiana State Police Officers Association
Romulo Stops in San Francisco on Overseas Mission
Special envoy Romulo, envoy of Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay, arrives in San Francisco en route to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower. He declines to discuss his mission but reports say tariffs between the Philippines and United States will be a topic during the Washington visit.
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P. Romulo
Ramon Magsaysay
San Francisco
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Eisenheiwer
Romulo
Manila
Mr. Eisenhower
Tugs Fail to Budge Stranded Freighter on Rocky Point
Three salvage tugs labored from dawn to raise the 1090-ton freighter Darfield after it ran aground near Rocky Point. Coast Guard crews reported no water ingress though damage to the hull was evident. A crowd gathered to watch the effort as captains weighed chances of floating the ship at the next high tide.
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iVet Tells Dope Story to Cops and Escapes
A glib former GI labeled iVet told officers a long tale about how he and fellow soldiers obtained narcotics then bolted from the police station Sunday night. He fled out the back door after the interview, drawing police pursuit.
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Lud Aalleles
Danas
Mexico Okays Extension of Bracero Work Contracts
Thousands of Mexican field workers in California winter crops receive a six week extension of their bracero contracts. The extension delays border return, with new six week contracts to be issued for those already in the United States. Contracts effective February 25 under the Mexican farm labor treaty.
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Labor Department
State Department
Francis P. White
Mexico City
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