Reds Purge Tiflis U. Organizer
Moscow reports a firing at Tiflis University of S T Djorbenadz the party secretary for failing to indoctrinate students in communism and erasing national pride. The Dawn of The East notes mass class skippings since September totaling over 94083 man hours through December 31 with students forming groups and avoiding lectures in Marxism Leninism and dialectical materialism.
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Ike Arrives for 3 Power Conference at Greenbrier
President Eisenhower arrives by special train in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for a three power summit with Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Canada's Prime Minister Louis St Laurent. He spends the day at the Greenbrier Hotel and plans a morning golf with Sam Snead amid light snow flurries.
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Mostly clear tonight and Tuesday weather outlook
Mostly clear conditions prevail tonight with cooler air. Tuesday will see a rise in temperatures as a gentle warm trend continues across the area.
Britain accuses Egypt of propaganda over Baghdad Pact
Britain accused Egypt on Sunday night of propaganda actions aimed at undermining Anglo Egyptian relations. The Foreign Office backed the Baghdad Pact and said no independent government may be vetoed on joining the alliance. Egyptian officials in Cairo declined to comment. Meanwhile Cyprus ended a 24 hour curfew after Britain lifted the measure.
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Long Beach Prices Dip to Six Month Low in February
Average retail prices for goods and services used by families fell in February to the six month low in the Long Beach area. Bureau of Labor Statistics Western regional director Max D Kosgoris said the index slipped .02 percent from January with small decreases in food and housing, while apparel and personal care showed no change. The monthly price index stood at 193.5 on a 1935-39 base of 100.
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Max D. Kosgoris
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Raiders Nab Dope Network In County Wide Sweep
In the nation s largest narcotics raid, 200 Los Angeles area officers arrested 176 suspected peddlers and seized over 500000 dollars in marijuana and heroin. The operation involved federal state county and local agencies and began with the arrest of 24 year old Keeny Teran. Officers found heroin worth about 10000 in his possession and nabbed several Long Beach suspects during a chase. Deputy Chief Thad Brown said the grand jury would hear cases beginning Tuesday as the drive aims to show enforcement readiness nationwide.
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Parleys Continue Over Long Beach Oil Fund Dispute
Sacramento city manager Sam Vickers resumed talks with state officials on the Long Beach tides and oil fund dispute. After a two hour session he said progress was made and a settlement could come in days. Attending were Assemblyman William Grant and state officials including attorney general deputies and the comptroller's office.
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U N Eyes Peace Trip for Chief United Nations
The U N Security Council considers a U S proposal to send Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on a Middle East peace mission. Delegates would discuss reducing tensions along armistice lines with Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria while Hammarskjold plans a London Paris and mid east tour after Easter. In a separate local incident a 22 year old girl was shot in the back by a 14 year old boy using a deer hunting rifle the weapon owned by the boy’s late father. The girl Carol Billings was taken to Community Hospital with a shoulder to back wound as the youths await juvenile adjudication.
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Bowling Clerk Beaten and Robbed at Local Alley
A bandit armed with a butcher knife beat a 68 year old clerk at a bowling alley Sunday, tied him to a post for 11 hours, and robbed the safe of 170. John W. Higgins, residing at the bowling alley, was treated for facial and head cuts after the attack and police report he awakened by an intruder who forced entry to the safe.
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Senate Extends Corporate and Excise Tax Rates
The Senate approved a one year extension of the 52 percent corporate income tax and kept current excise tax rates on a wide range of goods to prevent a revenue loss of about three billion dollars. The action, by voice vote, aimed to reach the White House before Easter recess. If not extended, taxes on alcohol, cigarettes, gasoline, autos, trucks, buses, auto parts and diesel fuel would drop on April 1.
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Toll Heavy as Military Craft Crash
Six officers were dead, one injured, and an eighth missing after crashes of military planes Sunday and today. A twin engine Navy craft with a crew of three plunged into the Monongahela River near Masontown Pennsylvania, nose first into mud in twelve feet of water with only the tail visible. State police reported no survivors yet identified. It marked the third military plane crash in the river since December twenty second.
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French Depot Blaze Near Algerian Border Quelled
A French military depot near Tlemcen holding 40 000 gallons of gasoline was set aflame today. French authorities cited welding operations as the cause and dispatched large troops and police to the site. A black smoke column rose high before the blaze was brought under control with limited losses.
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Crash kills one in El Paso while jet bomber burns
An XB SL three engine jet bomber, the sole Xs type, crashed and burned in El Paso on Sunday, killing one civilian and seriously injuring another. The Slane, based at Edwards Air Force Base in Muroc California, was en route to Eglin AFB Florida for use in a motion picture filming.
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Far-Pacific Scouts Leave for U S Tour
Twenty five Boy Scouts from Japan Korea and the Philippines depart Tokyo for a ten day goodwill tour in the United States. An equal number of American Boy Scouts are en route to the Far East to visit scouts in Japan and the Philippines.
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Sheer Nonsense on Margaret Truman’s Wedding Stockings
Margaret Truman denied plans to wear $650 stockings for her wedding to Clifton Deniel. A Hollywood hosiery expert claimed ultrasheer hoses with diamond fleck decoration would be worn, but Miss Truman and a friend dismissed the report as false.
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