Demos Applaud Bohlen Nomination To Russia Ambassador
Democrats praised the Eisenhower administration for backing Charles E. Bohlen's nomination as ambassador to Russia after a 15-0 foreign relations committee vote. Republicans McCarthy and Bridges threatened to wage a floor fight, pressing to see the FBI report, while Dulles defended the nomination and said the file contained no grounds for suspicion.
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Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
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D.-Ala
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R-Wis
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R.-N.h
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Clark Arrives in Indochina on Inspection
General Mark Clark arrives in Saigon to assess Indochina’s forces and U S aid to French Union troops. He praises French efforts to curb communism but notes no Vietnamese forces mentioned. The visit aims to observe training and readiness of Vietnamese troops amid ongoing defense plans.
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Lawmaker Seeks Insurance for Taxis and Buses
Senator L. Grunsky of Watsonville introduced a bill proposing compulsory insurance for taxis and chartered buses. The measure aims to require coverage for all operating vehicles, addressing safety and liability concerns in Sacramento.
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Rail Workers Hail Pay Hike as Precedent
Union leaders hailed a four cent hourly wage boost for railroad workers as a precedent. Arbiter Paul N. Guthrie ordered the pay hike in a dispute between carriers and rail unions, with W. P. Kennedy of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen arguing productivity gains should be shared by management and workers. A Chicago spokesman for the Association of Western Railways offered no comment.
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Kidnaped Corrine Murphy Seized From Front of Durango Home
Durango Colorado police search for Corrine Murphy a 17 year old high school student after she was allegedly kidnapped from in front of her home. District Attorney Irwin Mason confirmed the name and said the girl was taken around 11 p m and the driver sped away leaving her parents unable to intervene as she cried for help.
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Hot Rodder Surprised as Police Chase Ends
An 11 year old hot rod enthusiast, accused of three times outdistancing police cars traveling over 90 miles an hour, told police after capture that he did not know they were chasing him.
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