Dewey Milk Plan Sparks Inter American Protest
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged switching from coffee to milk to curb a large US dairy surplus. Latin American diplomats and coffee officials criticized the move, saying it jeopardizes hemispheric solidarity and U S policy toward friendly nations. Colombia and Brazil voiced concern over harming coffee as an economic lifeblood, while the National Coffee Association warned of job losses if the industry shrinks. Dewey did not comment.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling
N. Y
Dewey
Jogo Carlos Muniz
Brazil
United States
Muniz
Alfonso Patino
Colombia
Washington
U. S
James M. O'Connor
National Coffee Assn
U.S. A
French Ask Korea Union and Geneva Conference Fallout
French and Korean Union proposals discuss representation and neutral observer verification for elections in Korea. Geneva session outlines a plan to wind down the Korean phase, with 16 UN nations weighing timing and methods for declaring the talks a failure, no cutoff date announced.
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Ing. Bidault
Korea
Harlier
United Nations
Thieves Beat Beach Man
A jewelry salesman for Delmas & Boyd was robbed in his home at 220 E Fourth St. The burglars forced a strong box, took $135 cash, silverware, a camera, and scattered papers. They burned the papers and damaged clothing. neighbors report similar break in attempts nearby as police investigate.
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Auell
Denmuers
Tee Oery Boyd
Boyd
Joe Boyd
Hey
Joe
Boyd J
Delmas
Moderate Quake Detected Near Central America by Seismograph
A moderate intensity quake was recorded today at 9:52:47 am by the Columbia University seismograph. Officials say the epicenter lies 2000 to 2100 miles south-southwest of New York, likely off the western coast of Central America or Mexico. The item also includes unrelated details about a jewelry salesman named Boyd and his wife, with no clear link to the quake article.
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New York
Columbia University
Central America
Mexico
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Boyd
Knight Denies Final Appeal by Chessman
Chessman faces execution at 10:00 a.m. Friday after a June death sentence for the Meza kidnapping. Judge Flicke opposed leniency, while Berwyn Rice plans a last-minute appeal to the State Supreme Court challenging trial transcripts and reconstruction by reporters.
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Chessman
California
Mary Alice Meza
Charles J.flicke
Berwyn Rice
Mariposa
State Supreme Court
Rice
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Reverend Lord Faces Cancer With Faith and Courage
Rev Daniel J Lord of St Louis spoke at a religious forum about his incurable lung cancer saying the warning makes life more beautiful and takes the edge off death. He emphasized lasting faith and acceptance in the face of illness.
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Omaha
Daniel J. Lord
St. Louis
Eisenhower nominates Tompkins for new internal security post
President Eisenhower nominates William F. Tompkins U S attorney for New Jersey to be assistant attorney general in charge of a new internal security division to speed prosecutions of spies and subversives. Liberia’s President Tubman accepts invitation to visit the United States this fall, citing traditional bonds with the United States.
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Eisenhower
William F. Tompkins
U. S
New Jersey
Internal Security
Justice Department
William W. S. Tubman
Liberia
United States
White House
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