Benson Disapproves Senate Farm Bill in Senate Vote
The Senate approved the amended farm bill 93 to 2 amid broad criticism of its election-year tenor. Senator Knowland warned a House conference veto could alter key provisions. Benson, Eisenhower allies, and House leaders weigh prospects as debates loom and the administration presses for changes before final action.
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Knowland
Senate
Benson
Sens
Bush
R-Conn
Planders
R-Vi
Sen
Ives
R-Ny
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Marlin
Res. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Conference
Eisenhower
Krowland
GOP
Ant
Isnowland
Turner Case Dismissed by L A Judge
Turner case dismissed by Los Angeles judge after witness testimony and defendant Hohn's repeated refusals to answer. Judge Noble directed a verdict for the state’s failure to produce further evidence, citing constitutional protection and fear for his family. Accompanied by his wife and five children, Hohn faced questions about bribes connected to Turner and Hamlin.
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Hohn
Speal
Dist
Tom Finnerty
Noble
Hahn
Moston
Tureiner
Hamlin
Turner
Lege
Towney
Neds
Atty
S. Ernest
Roll
Andrea
Bence
Claudia
Enid
Felice
Andrew Hornleft
George Turner
Theodore Hamlin
Los Angeles
John Burton
Blizzard Leaves 149 Dead as Snowbound East Struggles
A brutal blizzard paralyzed the northeast with 149 dead and thousands stranded. Cape Cod faced full storms while Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket were cut off. New Jersey Turnpike closed. Suffolk County declared a state of emergency. Rail service faltered and schools closed across New York and neighboring states.
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Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
New Jersey Turnpike
Bordentown
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Suffolk County
Long Island
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Jersey City
Newark
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New
Court links Dixie Bus boycott to King network
Prosecutors offered fresh testimony tying a new Negro organization to backing the Montgomery bus boycott led by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. King described as president of the Montgomery Improvement Association formed Dec. 5. Witnesses testified funds aided drivers and mass meetings, with King present at rallies, though specifics of his statements remained unclear. The case centers on alleged conspiracy to hinder Montgomery City Lines.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Martin Luther King Ide
Montgomery Improvement Assn
King
Montgomery City Lines, Inc
Erna Dungee
the Improvement Association
Improvement Association
Dungee
Jwo
A. J. Fields
Bell St. Baptist Church
Eugene Carcer
Fields
The
Thrree
Nehru flags SEATO and Baghdad pacts amid Kashmir dispute
Nehru reported to parliament that SEATO powers sided with Pakistan on Kashmir and charged the Baghdad pact with harming Arab unity. He noted Western ministers pledged readiness to settle Kashmir by plebiscite or direct talks, while criticizing U S arms aid to Pakistan and Goa discussions with Dulles.
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Dulles
New Delhi
White House
U. S
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
London
Moscow
Communist Party
Bulganin
Nikita Kyushchev
NEHRT
SEATO
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
West Asia
Narachi
Karachi
Meglem
Kash
Wehrl
British Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Sollowd
Iba A
Stold Parlamat
United States
United Nations
Federal action to seize St Clair over 1951 debt
The federal government seeks to seize municipal property of St Clair Borough in Schuylkill County unless a $4,600 debt from 1951 is paid. A writ of execution issued by US Attorney W Wil som White directs the federal marshal to seize all the defendant’s personalty to satisfy the amount. The loan funded an addition to the sewage disposal plant.
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Borough
St. Clair
Atty
W. Wilsom White
Joan
Schuylkill County
New Arms Plan Gains U S Favor In London Talks
The British French disarmament proposal drew generally favorable, though reserving U S approval, as Canada and the Soviet Union studied the plan at the opening of U N disarmament talks. Gro myko gave no opinion, while Staessen noted reservations. A Wednesday session was planned.
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London
Britain
France
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
U. N
Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
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