Dulles Urges Bipartisan Tone in Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dulles urged Republicans and Democrats to avoid partisan excesses in foreign policy during the 1955 campaign. He warned such quarrels could endanger the nation and said he has no plan to speak for the Republican Party, though events might alter that stance. He noted bipartisan unity has previously given authority and success to U.S. foreign policy.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Geneva
Segregation Issue Sparks Hearing at Ike Education Parley
At the White House education conference President Eisenhower heard a Negro delegate press the issue of racial segregation asking whether federal travel funds go to delegates who do not support the Constitution. Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP cited South Carolina and other states, hinting at a bitter debate during the session and warning of political backlash as the gathering weighs federal school aid. Meanwhile a separate incident in Glendale involved Kathleen Kerr and Mary Ann Keller, who were approached by a man in a car while returning from a Girl Scout meeting. the man spoke coercively but no harm occurred as they escaped. Dulles kept silent on Geneva stalemate fallout amid Democratic criticism of U.S. foreign policy.
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Washington
White House
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
de Hante
Supreme Court
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Kid Prites
Kathleen Kerr
Joe Here
Kathleen
Mary Ann Keller
Dulles
Mary Ann
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Kerr
Glendale
Sunland Blvd
Stelinwaey
Snowstorm cripples Buffalo as city shuts down
A bitter snowstorm spawned from the Great Lakes crippled Buffalo with up to 16 inches of snow in the city and four feet in the suburbs. Main avenues were clogged, four deaths were attributed to the storm, and roads were dangerous. All city schools and many industries closed as Watertown and other areas reported heavy snowfall and rural schools also shut. The Weather Bureau forecast the storm would move south later today with continued heavy squalls.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
Watertown
Weather Bureau
Convicts Escape San Quentin Farm Near Prison
SAN RAFAEL two San Quentin inmates from Los Angeles County fled Monday night from a minimum security farm just outside the prison walls. Authorities identified the escapees as Jesus Pantoja, 36, and Henry T Marlow, 30, both serving sentences for forgery.
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San Rafael
San Quentin
Los Angeles County
Jesus Pantoja
Henry T., Marlow
Unclear leadership bid hints at election opportunities
The fragment suggests a speaker urging others to become leader, noting the coming months as an election period that will offer unusual opportunities. The text implies strategic timing and political maneuvering but lacks concrete names, places, or events.
Six Youths Killed as Car Rams Train in California
In Hanford California a car carrying junior college students crashed into the side of a Santa Fe passenger train at 7 38 am due to zero fog visibility at the 10th and Idaho crossing. The 80 mph collision killed Loreto Fabbri 15 Jerald Villabergi 20 Marlene Fabuion 19 John Champness 20 Frances Quist 18 and William Valentine 22 all of Lemoore or nearby Stratford. The victims were en route to the College of Sequoias in Visalia.
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Hanford
Calif
UPI
Calego
Santa Fe
Nnless Puth
Here
10Th
Idaho
Avs
Loreto Anthony Fabbri
Lemoore
Jerald
Dale Villabergi
Marlene Rae Fabuion
John Earl Champness
Frances Joann Quist
Stratford
William Eugene Valentine
Remoore
College of Sequaias
Visalia
Night and morning low clouds and fog forecast
Weather updates indicate night and morning low clouds and fog with hazy sun by Wednesday after noon. Some high cloudiness expected and a slight drop in temperatures.
Storm kills 19 in Philippines with 12 missing
A storm sweeping the south-central Philippines killed 19 people and left 12 missing, causing crop damage. The Visayan Transportation Co cargo ship FS202 sank off Cebu. Captain Rodolfo Peredo and 42 crewmen were reported safe, with cargo valued at over $25,000 lost.
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Manila
UPI
Philippines
Philippine News Service
Interisland
Visayan
Faure Rule Toppled in France
Paris dispatch reports the National Assembly voting Premier Edgar Faure out of office 218 to 218. Faure’s cabinet, the 21st in postwar France, began Feb 23. The overthrow effectively ends any hope of Assembly elections before spring, after earlier demands for December elections failed due to electoral law disputes.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Faure
France
National Assembly
Man Hunting Hidden Treasure Discovers Body in River
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Henry Morris sought buried treasure after a radio station offered 200 dollars and clues. He found the body of Gene Carter aged 66 of Pembroke along the riverbank. Coroner said Carter apparently drowned Sunday with no sign of foul play.
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Hopkinsville
uPi
Henry Morris
Inok
Morris
Gene Carter
Pembroke
Carter
Siblings Among Ten Face Spleen Surgery for Rare Blood Condition
Steffenhagen family of Frontenac Minnesota with ten members seven men and three women undergo planned spleenectomy operations at University of Minnesota Hospital. Roy 37 and Robert 31 among the adults plus eight children ages 1 74 to 21 receive surgery to treat hereditary anemia linked to spleen failure. Dr Willard Akins of Red Wing notes weakness appetite and lethargy from the condition. most have had blood transfusions. grandmother Lily Steffenhagen died from the same illness six years earlier.
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Noinneapolis Upi
Steffenhagen
Willard Akins
Red Wing
Minn
Lily Steffenhagen
High Tide Knocks Out Float Span In Long Beach Chase
A bandit fleeing over Long Beach streets was chased by his victim for more than a mile before being captured with a second suspect after police swarmed an apartment at 3957 Allin St. Donald J. Robertson and Alton J. Gardner, both of 3857 Allen St., were booked on robbery charges. Robertson allegedly robbed Ted's Men's Wear at 3120 E Anaheim St for $100, while Gardner denied involvement in the other hold ups.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Allin St
Donald J. Robertson
Alton J. Gardner
Allen St
Robertson
Ted’s Men's Wear
Anaheim St
Anayesoueese
Eldridge Men's Wear
Faculty Ave
Gard
Ner
Eure
Gardner
Browneang
3Rd St
James Browning
Browning
3 Children Heroic Dad Die in Farm Fire
In Charles Town West Virginia a father and three of his children perished in a blaze that engulfed a two story frame dwelling on a farm. The tragedy occurred early today and involved a family saving others from the fire.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A listing of page references for sections in the issue including Beach Combing on page B-1, Bridge on A-15, Classified on B-14 to B-19, Comics on B-12, Crossword on B-14, Editorial on A-14, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on B-10, Shipping Table on B-14, Sports on A-17 to A-19, Theaters on B-8, and Vital Statistics on B-14 with Wilson on A-1 and Women on B-4, B-6, plus Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Awk Awk Bird Survives Vacuum Cleaner Rescue
In Yale Oklahoma nine year old Bim Brown tried to clean a parakeet cage using a vacuum cleaner. The bird Binker crawled near the hose leading to the dust bag and disappeared from view. Mrs. Dick Brown freed the bird, which emerged dusty and feathery but unharmed besides a few lost feathers.
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Yale
Okla
Kim Brown
Binker
Bim
Klas
Dick Brown
Home blaze kills mother and three children near Castle Rock
A mother Margie Matson 24 and her children Judith Blane Donna Diane 18 months Berbera 10 days died when a fire destroyed the family home on the outskirts of Castle Rock Washington. The father Charles Matson was only slightly burned.
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Castle Rock
Washington City
Margie Matson
Judith Blane
Donna Diane
Berbera
Charles Matson
Firemen Hurt as Stores Burn in Mass. Blaze
Firemen were injured early today as four Main Street stores burned in frigid 15 degree temperatures in Sulu, Mass. Deputy Fire Chief Anthony Romano put damage at $150,000. Fire Chief Ernest C. Caouette was knocked unconscious after falling down stairs and was treated at a hospital.
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Fieon Sulu
Mass
Anthony Romano
Ernest C. Caouette
Four children and grandfather die in Massachusetts fire
In Cheshirg Mass a two story home fire killed four youngsters and their grandfather. Victims named Hubert Crosier Sr 60 years old Michael 5 Beverly 353 Die Anne 2 and Sandra 14 months. Parents were at work. two other children were at school.
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Cheshirg
Mass
Hubert. Crosier Sry
Michael
Beverly
Dieanne
Sandra
Hubert Crésier Sr
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