President Poised to Seek Cabinet Status for FSA
President Eisenhower likely to send Congress a reorganization plan next week to elevate the Federal Security Agency to department level with Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby named head. The White House talks included Hawaiian statehood and submerged coastal lands legislation as Congress eyed action.
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Iran Protest Turmoil Erupts as Mossadegh Support Grows
Massive demonstrations surround the parliament as pro Mossadegh crowds chant Death or Mossadegh while clashes flare with police. Officials report 70 army officers jailed for alleged incitement and Mossadegh fires his army chief. Schools close and security forces patrol the streets to quell violence.
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Bradley outlines four Korean crisis options in 1953 speech
General Bradley describes four Korean choices in a speech ahead of Eisenhower's inauguration. Options include expanding forces in Korea and risking greater casualties, extending air war into Manchuria, devastating Chinese and Manchurian targets, intensifying economic sanctions, and possible naval blockade, all amid broader world war cold war considerations and Sino-Russian treaty repercussions.
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Brownell Pushes Plan On Submerged Lands Rights
The attorney general urged Congress to grant states only authority needed to manage resources within historic boundaries while the federal government would control lands beyond those lines. He cited a 1947 Supreme Court ruling on federal rights to offshore minerals and noted Truman’s order creating a naval petroleum reserve. Brownell supported a framework where states administer resources landward of a boundary and receive income, while federal oversight covers the continental shelf beyond, with Interior as agent and protections for prior state leases.
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Judge Withholds Bail Decision for Minot Jelke
New York General Sessions Judge Francis L. Valente reserved ruling on bail for 23-year-old Minot F. Jelke, jailed pending sentencing for two counts of compulsory prostitution involving 19-year-old Pat Ward and 23-year-old Marguerite Cordova. Jelke’s sentence is set for March 20, and the judge emphasized custody may aid his rehabilitation.
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FBI Kept Free Hand in Gotham Civil Rights Cases
Former Assistant Attorney General James M McInerney testified that the Justice Department retained complete freedom of action in New York civil rights cases. He objected to what he called unfair statements about officials amid controversy over Justice Department police relations in the metropolis. Conrad Rothengast, chief police inspector, testified there was no pact to block FBI probes into alleged police misconduct, noting a July discussion with Justice officials.
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U S Border Opens to Canadian Livestock Imports
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Ben Benson signed an order reopening the U S border to Canadian cattle sheep and other domestic animals and products effective immediately. The embargo over foot and mouth disease in Saskatchewan is lifted as Canada is deemed disease free. Import conditions revert to those in place before February 25 1952 with deer game carcasses and show stock allowed. Canada has long shipped cattle beef and other meats to the United States. Cattle imports averaged 452 000 head annually from 1948 to 1950 and 239 000 in 1951.
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Goodyear and Union Pact Awaits Local Approval
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company and the CIO United Rubber Workers signed a two year contract here on Saturday. It requires majority approval by locals at ten plants nationwide and ends a strike threat from about 63 000 Goodyear employees in Akron St Marys Los Angeles Muncie New Bedford Topeka Jackson Windsor Gadsten and Lincoln.
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Stevenson Sets Sail for World Tour Aboard President Wilson
Stevenson sails this afternoon on the President Wilson for a round world voyage. The defeated presidential candidate will reach Honolulu March 7 and then proceed to Tokyo, Korea, Formosa, the Philippines, India and Pakistan as part of the four month tour.
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