Green and Gordon Chart Course of Doctrine in Congress
Washington report profiles Sen Theodore Green and Rep Gordon as cautious lawmakers shaping the President's Middle East plan. Green, 89, a Rhode Island Democrat, and Gordon, a Chicago-raised Democrat, backstop foreign policy in the Senate and House Foreign Affairs Committee. Both favor behind-the-scenes work, with Green directing background research and Gordon touring NATO bases as he strengthens parliamentary foreign affairs oversight. Green remains a social, globe-trotting figure while Gordon balances family life with a demanding Washington agenda.
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New England
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Library of Congress
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NATO
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Democrats Reject Substitute for Doctrine in House panel
Washington dispatch reports Democratic members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee rejected a substitute for the Eisenhower Doctrine. The proposed change limited U S aims in the Middle East and sought to avoid rapid troop commitments, while President Eisenhower urged speedy approval in his State of the Union. The substitute was referred to the committee without endorsement by Speaker Rayburn who cited a very prominent Democrat as the sponsor. Ache son was slated to testify on the doctrine with further testimony planned.
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Middle East
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Lynedon PR. Johnson
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Wheener Arly
Fastinus
James O. Rastlank
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Paul H. Douglas
Union Classes On Saturday Union Classes On Saturday
The largest Saturday schedule for teachers in service at Union College begins Saturday February 2 in the college gymnasium, Dean John Boyd reports. Enrollment is expected around 250 teachers, offering 46 semester hours of resident credit with two hour sessions for six hours. First session courses include Art Appheigian Shakespeare Math Teaching Arithmetic Kentucky History Physical Ed in Elementary Schools Rural and Urban Community and Laboratory Experience in Teaching. Second session courses cover American Folklore Principles of Nutrition Elementary School Music Ethics Laboratory Experience in Teaching Educational Psychology Science for Teachers and Marriage and the Family. George Washington, winner of 19 of 26 basketball games last season, has five veterans back under Coach Hill Reinhart. Jim Swink of Texas Christian holds the three-year rushing record in the Southwest Conference with 261K yards.
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Colége Gymnasium
John Boyd
Bogus Check Case Pieced Together In Kentucky
Sworn testimony from about 25 Department of none Security employees details a scheme to issue bogus cheques totaling 610 dollars and the later destruction of supporting records. Joseph J. Resing is named as the key figure, with investigations led by Commissioner Vero E Barnes and Commonwealth's Attorney James P Hanrahan. Witnesses describe attempts to leak information to reporters and the sequence of events leading to money being returned or replaced.
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Guy Shearer
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Commonwealth
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M. E. Cole
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Hannah
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Rosing
Jimmie Moore
Moore
Fiseq
Jay Hrat
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Opal Edwards
Dynamite Blasts Attack Four Negro Churches in Montgomery
A series of dynamite blasts damaged four Negro churches in Montgomery Alabama early today injuring 16 people. The attacks targeted leaders and members amid school integration tensions. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and Rev. Ralph Abernathy were among those whose homes or offices were damaged. A curfew on bus service was imposed as investigators sought suspects and motive.
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Nee Grees
Martin. Luther King
Montgors City
Ralph P. Abertay
Inick
Montgomery
Atlanta
Vellontt Hesse
Gayle
Mivssion
Paton
Tennessee Legislators Await Word on Festo and Bills
Tennessee lawmakers await word from home as the Senate considers the “Tennessee manxy festo” case tied to the U S Supreme Court, while the House passes a bill adding the 1935 party act to the state code. Shelby County proposes bills targeting the NAACP and similar groups amid alleged political reprisals, with other introduced measures on liquor by the drink, campaign limits, foreign insurers, garbage disposal, and UT offering the same degrees campuswide.
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National Association ‘For the Advancement of Colored People
Shelby
Teadher
Nee Groes
Shelby County
Javed Maddux
University of Tennessee
Senate Posts to Cooper Morton on New Committee Assignments
John Sherman Cooper and Thruston Morton, Kennedy’s two Republican senators, received committee posts. Cooper joined Labor and Public Welfare and Tiles and Allo Comittees, Morton to Post Office, Civil Service, and District of Columbia committees. Morton sits on the GOP Committee on Committees that assigned the slots. Cooper is expected to push school construction legislation, building on prior sponsor efforts to pass it.
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John Sherian Cooper
Thruston B. Morton
Kennedy
Cooper
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Morton
Post Office
Jeet Civil Service Committee
District of Columbia
GOP
Labor and Public Welfare
Hospital Notes Adhe Middlestare Hospital and Clinic Visiting Mowrs
Dismissals include Ida Daniels and Phillip Bateman of Harrogate Chay Partin of Frakes Edge Fellow and towark aughters Speeds cll Rebecca Campbwil City Admissions list Paul Miller Mrs W L Gibson Hester Moore Ann Collins Gall Ball Rose ill Births list Ralph Moore Goin girl
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Mowrs
Ida Daniels
Harrogate
Phillip Bateman
Chay Partin
Frakes
Edge Fellow
Towarkaughters
Rebecca Campbwil
Cily
Paul Miller
W. L. Gibson
City
Hester Moore
Ann Collins
City Gall Ball
Rose
Ralph Moore
Goin
Atomic Tests Declared Safe by AEC Advisor
A Harvard pathologist and medical advisor to the Atomic Energy Commission states recent measurements show any fallout from atomic tests may be safely confined within the present era. The advisor, Dr Sh'enis Renware, notes the tests pose limited risk and emphasizes containment measures.
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ST. Louis Way
Sh‘enis Wareren
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Starvard
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Atomic Energy Commission of Atomic
Rae Ince
Kentucky Election and Moonshine Case Splits News
MANCHESTER Kentucky Gay Man Chester Altaney Franklin BP Stevers named for the Republican nomination for circuit judge in the 4th Judicial District composed of Clay Jackson and Leslie. Stevers previously served as circuit judge in the district. PRINCETON Kentucky Harald Cummins 22 and Blarvey Drennen 40, both of Dawson Springs, charged with operating a still and possessing moonshine whiskey after federal officers seized a 300 gallon still near the Caledell Hopkins County line. Also confiscated were 150 gallons of moonshine. WINCHESTER Kentucky Clark County Court voted to acquire voting machines for city and county precincts for November general election. Bids due February 13 for 19 machines, one to be used immediately for educational purposes.
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Jude
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Blarvey Drennen
Dawson Springs
Swere
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Clark County Court
Senate Sure of Civil Rights
Washington reports the Senate leans toward a civil rights program this year and plans to curb filibuster power. Leaders expect a moderate package after mobilizing votes to shut off debate, with Northern support pressed to back the civil rights agenda and a major push likely to succeed.
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Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local State
Obituary notices for Beatrice Drguimonds of Clearmont details surviving family. Mrs Rachel Bryant of Gibson Station, services led by Revs Bill and Whitaker, and trial at Burchett Corry. E R Coffman, 85, of Washburn Tennessee dies. funeral at Bridgeport Church with Revs Copper and Smith, burial in Daleen Cemetery, Reece Funeral Home handling.
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Beatrice Dactiehill
Clearmont
Jusbane Fantmy Drucimonds
Maes Jua Dlin
Clair Tert
Reoce Funeral Home
Rachel Bryant
Wacko Rene
Gibson Station
Tonmat Te Waleret Bi Chioh
Billance
Joe Whitaker
Burchett
Walter van 'Reton
Charlie Littrell
Peante Bevin
Carl Barelett
Avett Wallicunis
Wheeler
E.R. Coffman
Washburn
Tenn
Viola Coffman
Effie Wol
Washtors
Leona I¢pl
Knoxvillé
Mae Idol
Middlesboro
Clarence
Omor Coffman
Ban Coffman
Knoxville
Bridgeport
Claude Copper
Dewey’ Smith
Dalen Cemetery
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Narcotics Tip In Kidnaping Ties to McDonald Case
Hollywood police chief Whitlam Parker says his top intelligence squad will probe possible involvement of four or five people in narcotics and extortion tied to the Mario McDonald kidnapping. District Attorney William McKesson delivered the confidential tip, naming individuals not previously linked to the case, suggesting possible extortion against the 32 year old actress. McKesson noted the informant learned of potential details from an acquaintance and stressed the DA’s office not handling the matter directly. The kidnap victim was Miss McDonald, seized from her $65,040 home and left on a desert highway near Indio, California, amid press scrutiny and public doubt.
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Beautiful Marie
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Singlar
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Landis
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William Desmiond
Menunaliuls
Holly
Paramount
Mabel Normand
Marcy Dliles Minster
Thelma Todd
Roland West
Stirs
Littet
Thomas Thee
Wardhe Ueally
Barbara Lamary
Narco
Lupe Velox
Errol Flynn
Chaplin
Jace Beary
Fallynwood
Myrl Aldermant
Jin Snyder
Ruth Jting
Hollywood Kidnap Scandals Compile Real Drama
A look back at early Hollywood scandals and murders. Notable figures include Mintie McDonald, Walter Wanger, Joan Bennett, Landis, Virginia Rappe, William Desmond Taylor, Thelma Todd, and others. The era’s crimes and controversies shaped film lore and public intrigue.
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