Pinay Confirmed Premier After De Gaulle Bolts Vote
Paris dispatch reports Antoine Pinay won 324 votes in the National Assembly, nine above the minimum, with more than a score of votes from De Gaulle followers. He must form a cabinet and seek a confidence vote, proposing tax relief to finance France’s defense and Indochina war efforts. He faces an uphill task after Edgar Faure’s tax plan failed.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Indochina
Edgar Faure
Pinay
Bad Time at Pedro in Burglar Escape
San Pedro reports Dr. M. E. Wilmoh startled by a burglary in his bedroom. He tripped as a door gave way and was struck by objects from bottles to cans in the yard. The intruder fled after taking ten dollars.
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San Pedro
M. E. Wilmoh
McCarthy cites foundation ties in ship scandal
In Washington on March 6 Sen McCarthy asserted he has information that trustees of a foundation led by Morris engaged in numerous Communist front activities. The claim surfaced during Senate hearings on war surplus ship deals. Witness Houston H Wasson denied the trustees are Communist sympathizers.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R.wis
Nuwbold
Morris
Hive
Senate
Houston H. Wasson
China International Foundation, Inc
Red China
Wasson
New York
China
Sen. Mundt
RS. D
J [Fie and
China Trading & Industrial Development Corp
Wounded teenager voices mixed feelings on Korea War
Philadelphia report profiles James Banks, 17, wounded veteran who enlisted at 15 in 1950. He reflects on army life, his age dispute on record, and warns youths about leaving school to join. He served in Japan and Korea, was wounded at Pung Ni, and now studies as a machinist while awaiting discharge.
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Philadelphia
Korea
James Banks
Jimmy
Bok Vocational Technical School
Japan
Horea
Banks
Pung Ni
Head shaved Women undress Londoner and toss him out
London March 6 Wal ter Malone 42 told police he was attacked by unidentified women who shaved his head wrote naughty words on his bare scalp with lipstick and dumped him nearly naked on a West London street He was found by a patrol car hopelessly drunk and appeared in court in shorts and a blanket after Kingston district judge Pratt freed him of the drunkenness charge.
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London
Walter Malone
West London
Malone
Kensington
Pratt
Saintudge
Art
Deadlocked Korea truce talks seek neutral inspection teams
The Korean armistice talks stall over Communist demands to inspect secret equipment with neutral teams including Russians. Prisoner exchange talks ended after 12 minutes as staff officers failed to progress. U N negotiators avoid predicting a breakthrough while Washington Moscow and Peiping study options.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Washington
Moscow
Peiping
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Don O. Darrow
Weather Update for Newport Beach Winds and Showers
Rain begins this evening and continues tonight with occasional showers tomorrow. Temperature remains nearly steady. Small craft warnings stay in effect until 6 PM tomorrow from PY. Westerly winds reaching up to 30 miles per hour forecast for Newport Beach.
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Can Fepcian
Newport Beach
Government eases building controls on housing and roads
Washington March 6 AP The government loosened construction controls by the National Production Authority. A new housing order raises by 500 pounds the steel allowed without review and a single document consolidates all construction limits. The changes expand steel tonnage for commercial schools nonresidential projects and transportation while the aim to curb growth is softened by industry talks and easing shortages.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
$30 000 Anti Taft Gifts Admitted
Washington report says Cyrus Eaton admitted giving $30 000 to the 1950 Democratic campaign against Senator Robert A Taft. He testified before the Senate elections subcommittee that much of the money came through Otis Co, a Cleveland firm in which he and family hold about half the stock. The Ohio race involved Taft's victory over Joseph Ferguson. Eaton also noted prior $5 000 gifts to Labor's Nonpartisan League in Ohio via employees, later reimbursed.
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Washington
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Robert A. Taft
Eaton
Senate
Otis & Co
Ohio
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Cyrus Jr
Labor
Nonpartisan League
United Mine Workers’ Polbcal
Classifieds and sections list for daily paper
The notice lists where to find various sections such as Beach Combing on page 8-1, Boyle on page A-27, Bridge on page A-27, Classified ads pages B-8 to B-11, Comics on page 8-2, Crossword on B-8, Editorial on A-26, Financial on B-6 and B-7, Obituaries on B-7, Political News on A-22, Radio and television on A-24, Shipping on B-7, Sports on B-3 to B-5, Theaters on A-25, and tides temperatures on B-7 with Women’s activities in Section C.
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Boyle
Truman Plans Florida Trip After Mother's Illness Update
President Truman completed plans to fly to Key West Florida for a three week visit after word of the improvement in Mrs. David W. Wallace the condition still serious but better. Presidential physician Major General Wallace H Graham said at 11 a m bulletin. He will depart the White House plane around 12 30 p m tomorrow and return to Washington before March 29 for a $100 a plate Jefferson Jackson dinner.
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Washington
Truman
Key West
Fla
David W. Wallace
Wallace H. Graham
Florida
White House
Independence
Fire Destroys B-36 Bomber at Carswell Air Base
A $3.5 million eight engine B-36 bomber was destroyed by fire after landing at Carswell Air Force Base. Aircraft commander Maj. Frederick Bachmann Jr of Baltimore suffered a sprained ankle amid two firefighter injuries. Pic by Wesley L. Johnson. Thirteen crew members escaped unharmed. The plane, on a navigational training mission, landed at 6 05 a.m. after taking off at 8 a.m. yesterday. Flames erupted from a left wing engine as it rolled to a stop at about 70 miles per hour. Witness Lt Col. Finlay Ross noted the jet pod touched the runway first and flames spread through the fuselage. Bachmann could not explain the cause.
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Fort Worth
Carswell Air Force Base
Frederick ©. Bachmann ,Jr
Baltimore
Pic
Wesley L. Johnson
Longview
Texas
Finlay Ross
Bachmann
Chief to Hand Wage Dispute to Stabilizers
Washington March 6 Officials indicate President Truman will step in to head off a threatened wage and gas industry strike set for midnight Sunday The move aims to send the labor dispute to the Wage Stabilization Board for hearings and settlement terms with a request that the strike be halted pending the board action A coalition representing CIO AFL and independent unions claims over 250000 workers and seeks a 25 cent hourly raise plus better shift differentials Employers reportedly offer up to 10 cents an hour
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Matter OF
Defense
Defense Department
Defense Petroleum Administration
CIO
AFL
Senate delays UMT passage as House backs revival attempt
Washington March 6 members of the Senate armed services committee agreed to delay any attempt at Senate passage of a Universal Military Training bill unless House leaders see a chance for revival there. The House sent its UMT bill back to the armed services committee by a 236 162 vote, a move that normally ends legislation for the session.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Leader Warns Against Cut in Help to Allies
President Truman urged Congress to vote the full 37.9 billion dollar new global foreign aid program to meet a Soviet threat to civilization. He spoke amid mounting congressional hostility to foreign aid spending and warned against any cut.
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Cut
Joen M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Congress
President Trumes Address At 7:30 PM On National TV And Radio
President Trumes speaks to the American people on the foreign aid program with simultaneous TV broadcasts on KNXT KTLA KLAC KNIM KECA and radio on KFI KHJ KFOX KNX KFWE at 7 30 PM Long Beach time KMPC rebroadcasts later at 9 PM and KLAC at 10 30 PM The address notes that withdrawal to the western hemisphere offers temporary appeal but would relieve us of our contributions and allies.
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Trumes
KNXT
KTLA
KLAC
KNIM
KECA
KFI
KHJ
KFOX
KNX
KFWE
KMPC
Wil
Long Beach
Western Hemisphere
Home Front Squeeze Seen in Security Budget Debate
President argues for the mutual security program despite expected cutbacks in consumer goods. He forecasts civilian consumption and investment at least 50 percent above World War II levels in 1953, notes possible drops in auto production and housing, yet emphasizes expanding steel and aluminum output to sustain civilian goods while security costs remain affordable.
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Congress
Morri s Says He Will Stay On Job Despite Sacking
Washington March 6 Newbold Morris a government corruption investigator conferred 15 minutes with President Truman and said he will remain on the job despite being sacked in Washington. He denied plans to resign and noted New York’s pillow fight contrast with Washington’s tough treatment. Morris, famed for pushing clean government, hinted at a 2,000‑name income questionnaire for high‑level federal workers and insisted the questions are in his briefcase.
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Washington
Newbold Morris
Truman
White House
Morris
Tammany Hall
Hare
New York
New Or
Merry Neered
McGrath
T'ra
Bronx
Suni Oman
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