Solons Lift Data From StockQuiz
Senate Banking Committee staff waded through 3.5 million words of testimony seeking answers as to what the inquiry adds up to. The hearings produced little evidence of manipulation or abuses. Bernard Baruch called the hearings informative and market stabilizing. The panel considers legislative action and new rules for securities trading.
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Washington
Fulbright
D.-Ath
Jey
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate
Russians return missing U S copter crew to U S officers
In Stuttgart Germany the Russians handed over a U S Army helicopter pilot 1st Lt Lewis E B Jacquay and his German passenger Horst Kushn after a forced landing near the East German border. They were flown to Stuttgart reunited with Jacquays wife Sharon and their two year old son. The two appeared well and were released by East German police to Soviet authorities after detention for a week.
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Germany
U. S
Bad Neustadt
Bavaria
Lewis EB. Jacquay
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Horst Kushn
U. S. Army
Jacquay
Sharon
Jacquays
Kueh
Army
East Germany
Pasadena CD lieutenant volunteers to test Nevada shelter
Ted R. Smith, 44, police lieutenant and Pasadena Civil Defense Director, volunteers for the April 26 nuclear test in Nevada to try a three foot underground concrete shelter. He sent a telegram to California CD Director Stanley Pierson offering to participate, saying someone must test these devices.
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Pasadena
Ted R. Smith
Pasadena Civil Defense
Nevada
Tero
Smith
California
Stanley Pierson
Pierson
Weather relief arrives as blizzards lash western plains
Storms from Montana to Minnesota leave nearly a foot of snow in Montana and 2 to 3 inches in northern Minnesota. Cold air pushes south to Texas panhandle and Missouri as readings plunge below zero in Cut Bank. Florida coastal warmth follows 70s to 80s while Pacific showers linger along the coast.
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Cata
Montana
Minnesota
Rockies
Cut Bank
Moni
Texas Panhandle
Missouri
Ilinois
MacArthur Disavows Yalta Role in Conference Papers
New York dispatch reports General Douglas MacArthur disavowing any connection with the Yalta conference and stating he would have advised against Soviet entry into the Pacific if asked. The debate centers on Forrestal diaries and differing accounts of MacArthur’s views, with aides attributing possible editing errors to Forrestal’s diary notes and comments by Lehman and Lyndon Johnson drawing in Eisenhower and MacArthur’s statements to correct misinterpretations.
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Doug
Jas MacArthur
Yalta
Far
James V. Forrestal
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Malta
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Forrestal
Forresty
Waller Mills
Washington
Herbert H. Tehman
D.-N. Yu
Lehman
Lyndon Broanton
Texas
Senate
Tapan
Johnson
Europe
Far East
Eisenhower
South
Southwest
Pacific
MacAirthur
Navy Blue Angel Dies in Jet Crash
Corpus Christi Texas reports Marine Captain Martin P Olsen aged 27 of Eugene Oregon, a member of the Navy Blue Angel jet team, died when his Cougar jet struck a sand dune on Mustang Island about 20 miles east of the city during practice. The crash disintegrated the aircraft. Olsen was a bachelor and the son of Mrs Linna Bucy of Eugene. President Eisenhower's news conference comments were noted in connection with allied views on arming Germany and high level talks.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
P— Marine
Martin P_ Olsen
Eugene
Ore
Navy
Blue Angel
Mustang Island
jCorpus Christi
Enhower
Linna Bucy
Olsen
FSFS
Hewes
peanHome
Cala
Germany
George
House Moves to Repeal Two Tax Benefits Nationwide
The House advances a bill to retroactively repeal two provisions from last year’s Tax Revision Act. Backers say it corrects costly mistakes while opponents call it punitive. If enacted, it would affect thousands of 1954 returns and erase profits already recorded.
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House
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
Ways and Means
Death in downtown hotel atrium reveals cold ambulance service
A 48 year old hotel resident died after a sequence of ambulance refusals during illness. Horkins, suffering ulcerated veins and gangrene, was not picked up by three teams and only finally transported to City Hospital after a fourth crew intervened. He died March 7. The case spurred police and health department commentary on social service duties.
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Cleveland
Harry Harkins
Cleveland Plark Dealer
City Hospital
City
Health Department
Marien
Horkins
Harkins
Haysty Harkins
Hospital Social Service
Horkies
New York City
Hillcrest Cemetery
Thomas E. Story
Hopkins
Bernard Silbeurt
Oil Health Department
Italy President Einaudi's term ends this May
Italy's president since 1948, Luigi Einaudi, reaches his seven year term expiration on May 10. A new presidential election must be held in a joint session of Parliament before April 1. Analysts expect he may seek re election despite his silence on the matter.
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Italy
ROMEP
Luigi Finaudi
Torey
Einaudi
Knowland Sees Big 4 Meet as Peace Peril
Senate Republican Leader Knowland warned that a four-power summit could endanger peace if major disagreements persist among the United States Britain and Russia. He cataloged pacts broken by the Soviet Union since 1920 21 including League Covenant and Litvinov era accords and urged unity among free nations before any top level talks. He urged canvassing congressional sentiment on what to discuss with the Russians and emphasized resolving rifts with Britain first.
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Senate
Knowland
Calif
Jessen
United States
Sooviet Union
Great Britain
Russia
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinov
Sen. George
D.-Ga
George
Seniate
Counmit
Eisenhower
Sparkman D-Alai
Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
Yalta
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