Wide Areas Endure Dull Rainy Weather Across Regions
A gray forecast shows cool, wet conditions spreading from the southwest to the east. Light precipitation fell in parts of the Dakotas and New Mexico, while some areas reported near two inches of rain, and subfreezing temperatures lingered in the Northeast and northern plains.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Dakotas
Great Lakes
New Yor
Grand Canyon
New Mexico
Midwest
New England
Oorthern
Central Rockies
Caracas Waits Fate of Political Refugee
At the Inter-American Conference in Caracas, officials awaited word on the Raul Hay de La Torre case, the Peruvian political refugee sheltered in the Colombia embassy in Lima since 1949. The dispute centered on asylum rights and potential extradition while the conference moved forward on economic resolutions opposed by the United States.
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Latin America
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Peru
Colombia
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Lima
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Rancisco Urrutia
Bopat
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Chitoun
Lims
Elma
Haya
Sa Yeas
Sora
Apra
Cotenmaa
Hayas
United States
Asylem
Economic Committee
Igroup
Stevenson Defends Unpopular Stances at Princeton Talk
Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Democratic candidate, urged Princeton seniors not to fear unpopular positions and criticized McCarthy era lie detector tests for public officials. He called Indochina insoluble and warned against investigations of all lawmakers, while noting anti American sentiment abroad and enduring respect for America.
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J. LP
Adlai Stevenson
Trenton
Stevenson
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Congress
America
Naguib says talks hinge on British acceptance of Egyptian rights
Cairo report quotes President Mohamed Naguib stating Egypt will resume negotiations with Britain and the Suez base only if Britain admits Egypt’s rights without question. Eden warned violence in the canal zone makes talks difficult. Egypt seeks withdrawal of the 80,000 man British garrison.
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Mlohamed Naguib
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Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Egyat
Rival Port Unions in New Fights
Violence erupted on the New York waterfront as rival longshoremen unions clash again during a 19 day paralyses. Mayor Wagner urged a return to work while police kept order at piers 19th and 20th streets. Some arrests were reported as New Jersey and Baltimore ports faced shifting cargo and job fears.
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Robert F. Wagner
Brackly
Bull Steamship Line
19Th
20Th Sts
Manhattan
Wso
Brooklyn
Hudson River
New Jersey
Hoboken
Baltimore
Ballimore
Rides in Trunk: Car Carries Spare Driver
Los Angeles officer J N Seeia opened a car trunk during a search and found a woman tucked inside with pillows and blankets. Driver Lyle C Gann, 42, was stunned as the incident unfolded. Mrs Wilda Gann said she feared trouble from Lyle and wanted to go along to drive the car home. Gann was booked on suspicion of drunk driving.
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Los Angeles
J. N. Seeia
Lyle C. Gann
Leela
Gann
Liquor Control Bills Stir California Legislature Deadlock
Sacramento reports sharp division over liquor control as the Assembly backs Weinberger’s plan to place enforcement under a new Alcoholic Beverage Control department with an appointive director. The Senate, opposing, fails a similar plan with an appeals board. Amendments and negotiations continue as Donnelly and Breed clash over the proposals.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Weinberger
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Senate
Board of Equalization
Hugh P. Goninelly
Turlock
Arthur Hu ‘Breed Jr
Oakland
Breed Spd
Appeals Commission
Donnelly
Tinalap- Tro
Breed
Knight
Senate Social Welfare
Banker Jailed as Audit of Funds Starts
Clayton Alabama reports that Royall Reynolds, president of the defunct Clio Merchants Exchange, surrendered to Sheriff Willam Adams on embezzlement charges after a rapid string of events. An audit of the books was set to reveal remaining funds as Reynolds remained in jail on bond. Reynolds had handed $3000 to a three member depositors committee to hold in a Clayton bank pending final accounting.
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Clio! Merchants Exchange
Royall Reynolds
Reynolds
Willam Adams
Barbour County
Lojia
Clayton Bank
Pentagon Delays Action on Moss Reinstatement Appeal
Washington Congressmen pressed for an immediate loyalty hearing for Annie Lee Moss as the Pentagon delayed action on reinstatement. Sen. Symington said a public session could help vindicate her if the Army does not restore her position. Moss faces questions over alleged communist ties but her counsel urged prompt reconsideration.
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L. Snead
Annie Lee Moss
Today the Pentagon
Pentagon
Sig Symington
Sen
Symington
D.-Mo
George E. C. Hayes
Moss
Senate
Subcommittee
Express Your Emotions for Hidden Power
A Reader's Digest April feature by Ardis Whitman argues emotions like love, laughter, fear, and anger enrich life and should not be suppressed. It explains why being underemotional can be more dangerous than overreacting and how expressing feelings unlocks power.
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