Dulles Cuts Ties With Democrats
New York March 22 John Foster Dulles Republican adviser on foreign policy and architect of the Japanese peace treaty severed his connections with the Democratic administration last week after Senate ratified the pact. He dropped his State Department affiliation, plans to work sparingly in public life, may deliver speeches and write, and could voice disagreement with administration policies. He will likely depart government service after the treaty's ratification.
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John Foster Dulles
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Dulles
State Department
New York City
Truman
Dean Acheson
Washington
Peparturs
Ecuador Riot Leaves One Dead in Quito Demonstrations
In Quito on March 22, clashes between supporters and opponents of presidential candidate Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra left one person dead and seven injured after three hours of demonstrations. Local authorities reported the toll amid mounting political tensions.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Midwest Snowbound by Worst Blizzard Hits Midwest
A March blizzard, worst of the winter, shuts highways in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Snow totals reach 10 to 15 inches with winds to 65 mph. Thirty passengers stranded on a Snowbound bus near Goodland are rescued after hours. Nevada haylift planes deliver forage to stranded cattle in Elko County. Nebraska roads closed, 638 long distance lines down, and TV relay stations disrupted.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Here
Kanorada
Colby
Nevada
Oud
Elko County
Nev
Military’ Air ‘Transport Service
Moffett Field
San Fransisco
Hamilton Field
Highway Department
Southwestern Well Telephone Co
Messadona
Twe
Prospect Valley
Fort Morgan
Watkins
Colo
Buckhorn Mountain
Fort Collins
Possible Break in Steel Solidarity
New York March 22 UPI reports a split among steel companies as they plan to negotiate separately with the CIO United Steelworkers over Wage Stabilization Board recommendations. Officials fear inflationary impact. the union threatens an April 8 strike if terms are not accepted.
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UPA
CIO
United Steelworkers
Wage Stabilization Board
Wage Board
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Roger L. Putnam
Price
Ellis Arnall
Washington
WSB
Week's Battles Kill Nearly 1200 Reds in Korea
U N forces in Korea report a weekly evaluated casualty list showing 1192 Communist dead 48 wounded and 53 prisoners. Total evaluated casualties reach 2192 versus 2023 last week. In Chorwon area UN troops inflicted higher Red losses and captured several prisoners. Far East Air Forces notes 33 MIG 15 jets shot down or damaged by American F 86 Sabres with no losses. Night missions targeted Sukchon Yangdok and coastal supply routes.
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Korea
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U. N
Chorwon
Rec
U.N
Far East
Fifth Air Force
Sukchon
Yangdok
Truman to End Florida Visit Next Thursday
Key West Florida March 22 President Truman will conclude his three week Florida visit next Thursday and fly back to Washington according to aide Joseph Short.
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Key West
Fla
Florida
Highlights of today's news and features
A compact listing from today's paper covering changing climate stories political news and public forums on pages A14 and A18 with radio and television on A16. Realty News Southland Magazine, sports pages A20 23 theaters Waoterfront A12 and Women’s Activities in Section B.
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Long Beach
Bell Sisters
Seal Beach
Findit
Public Forum
Waoterfront
Hawaii Tide Warning Issued After Offshore Quakes
Honolulu March 22 coastal villages on Hawaii Island received alert warnings following offshore submarine earthquakes. Coast and Geodetic Survey scientists reported quakes too small to trigger significant tidal waves and noted prior August events off Hawaii’s west coast caused negligible waves.
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Island of
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bonhalt
Akaron
LA Trona Stages President Killed In Auto Crash
James Proper aged 65 president and owner of Los Angeles Trona Stages Inc was killed when his car struck a pole in Los Angeles on March 22 authorities reported.
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Los Angeles
James Proper
Los Angeles-Trona Stages Inc
Ike's Backers Enter South
Debates over delegate strength unfold as Eisenhower backers turn to the Democratic South for balance. Tait gains Tennessee delegates amid southern strategy. Taft seeks ballot removal in New Jersey. Campaigns roll through Nebraska Wisconsin and Illinois ahead of April 15 primaries. Kefauver leads Democrats in Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Atlanta
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
South
Tennessee
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tlineis
Taft
New Jersey
Washington
Alfred &. Driscoll
Driscoll
Sen. Smith
RN. J
Tait
Harald E. Stassen
Minnesota
Fox River Valley
Earl Warren
California
GOP
Warren
Estes Kefauver
Margaret Truman Plays I Like Ike Joke On TV
Margaret Truman joined a comedy skit on a Jimmy Durante show spelling I Like Ike on a blackboard while blindfolded. She connected horizontal lines which formed Ike when viewed vertically, then quipped she could not face going home that night.
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Margaret Truman
Ike
Jimmy Durante
Margaret
Wisconsin Storm Delays Warren Taft Campaign
Gov Earl Warren and Sen Robert Taft faced one of the year’s worst storms in Wisconsin traveling to Milwaukee for speeches while Harold Stassen was stopped by snow drifts near Wisconsin Rapids delaying appearances and forcing a night train to Milwaukee Taft praised bipartisan foreign policy and Warren defended it arguing the government should not alter policy every four years He urged cease fire and a peaceful outcome in Korea stressing United States must protect its troops and seek hard won peace amid the stormy campaign night in Milwaukee.
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Wis
Earl Warren
Robert A. Taft
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
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Milwaukee
Warren
Taft
Truman
United States
Korea
California
Reds
Sisultge
Inish
Tornado Toll Rises Across Six States
The south faces renewed storms as death toll climbs past 208 from two days of tornadoes across Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Missouri and Alabama. RFC loan aid and federal relief move forward while President Truman orders a damage survey and Red Cross mobilizes resources as new spottings threaten Georgia Alabama and South Carolina.
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Truman
Oscar R. Ewing
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Red Cross
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Tennessee
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Missouri
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South
Weather Bureau
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Georgia
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Catona
Ternnessee
Shoes Trap Him Wind Hangs Men Head Down in Tree
In Dierks, Arkansas, an 80 year old acrobat known as Uncle Bob Stevens was blown from his home by a tornado and left dangling head down in a tree. Rescuers freed him after removing his shoes. he had lacerations and was described as in good condition. His wife Mrs. Stevens, also 80, suffered a broken nose and abrasions.
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Ark
Uncle Bob
Stevens
Bob
A. Vs. Harrison
Steve
Storm Toll Across States After Disaster
The toll is tallied across six states with Alabama and Tennessee among the hardest hit. Arkansas reports 112 dead with numerous towns named while Kentucky and Mississippi show lighter losses. Missouri records 13 dead and Hart County lists hundreds homeless and thousands injured nationwide.
Storm Toll Grows Across States From Alabama to Kentucky
The storm killed six in Alabama with wrecked homes and hundreds of thousands in damage feared. Alabama towns Bartelle Winton Jemison Fus Zaloosa endured destruction while Redstone Arsenal and nearby areas reported major structural loss. National tallies show Arkansas 112 Tennessee 59 Missouri 13 Mississippi 11 Kentucky 7 and Alabama 6 dead. Planes wrecked and hospitals overwhelmed as sections of communities lay in ruins.
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Hartpile
Winton
Arkansas
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England
Dierks
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Pinson
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Leach
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Cayce
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Fuszaloosa
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Missouri
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Finigh Wink
Allies Offer Secret Talks In Korea Porposed Sessions On POW Exchange
Allied staff officers at Panmunjom signaled willingness to hold secret executive sessions on prisoner of war exchange. No start date given as both sides discussed off the record talks and possible speedups. The U N command rejected several Communist maps detailing port entries for truces while accepting one with discrepancies. Meetings were brief and set to resume Monday at 11 am with both sides reviewing port limitations and neutral-nation inspections.
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Korea
Panmunjom
Reds
George W. Hickman
U.N
Hickman
U. N
Sinanju
Sinaiju
Manpojin
Chongjin
Hungram
Clear Skies Bring Warmer Weather for L. B.
Forecast calls for clear skies and warmer temps with light winds in the Tong Beach area today and tomorrow. Northeast winds of 20 to 30 mph are expected along the coast during early morning, shifting to 12 to 15 mph this afternoon. Strong easterly winds threaten mountain regions with possible impacts on trees and power lines in Southland areas.
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Weather Bureau
Southland
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