GOP Generals Plunge Toward Bricker Ballot
Washington AP report notes Republican leaders push toward Senate votes on the Bricker constitutional amendment limiting treaties and requiring congressional approval for future international agreements. Four GOP leaders back revised text, seeking White House clearance, while Sen. George mobilizes Democratic support to block or modify the plan. The effort faces opposition from Eisenhower and a split Senate faction risking the two thirds vote threshold.
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Kent Eisenhower
Sen
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R-Calif
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R-Mass
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R-Cole
White House
Ohio
Sen. George
Dga
GOP
George
Eisenhower
United States
Pilot Jumps As Jet Hits Two Killed in Texas Crash
GRAND PRAIRIE Tex AP A Texas Air National Guard pilot Capt James C Smith 31 Dallas ejected seconds before his F80 Shooting Star jet crashed near a boat factory storage yard Two workers were killed and four injured in the fall The sky crash narrowly missed a building housing 100 workers Eyewitnesses said the ejector seat fired the pilot away at impact
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Grand Prairie
Tex
Texas Air National Guard
James C. Smith
Dallas
Smith
Hensley Field
Dallas - Fort Worth
Aygee Tucker
Arlington
Solon Warns Against New Tax Slashes
Representative Welcott of Michigan warned that Democratic calls for a large income tax cut risk serious inflation and harm those seeking relief. The clash with Eisenhower administration and other lawmakers opened a debate amid forthcoming congressional elections as Senators Douglas and Fulbright pressed Treasury questions on the president’s economic plan.
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Washington
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Mich
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Senate
House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Wolcott
House Banking Committee
Douglas
Illinois
Fulbright
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Wiliam McC. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Australians Cheer Queen on Eight Week Tour
Sydney crowds greet Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh on arrival from New Zealand as they begin an eight week Commonwealth tour. Governor General Slim, Prime Minister Menzies, and NSW Premier Cahill join the reception amid cheering at Farm Cove and city streets.
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Australia
Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of A
New Zealand
William Slim
John Northcott
Robert Menzies
New South Wales
John J. Cahill
Yanks to Fly in Indochina
American crews will fly supply missions in Indochina for the French under a new CAT contract. Civil Air Transport disclosed that 12 C119 Flying Boxcars will be used, with C. L. Chennault as CAT chairman. French air force will operate the aircraft under the deal after transfer from U S depots and European training of French crews.
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Civil Air Transport
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Indochina
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Far East
Europe
Russian diplomat Rostovorov linked to Tokyo spy ring
A trusted U S military source says missing Russian diplomat Uri Rostovorov is allegedly spilling secrets about a Japanese spy network to American intelligence on Okinawa. Rostovorov fled the Soviet mission in Tokyo and is described as a highly efficient MVD secret police agent, with other Russian agents ready to surrender under guard.
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Japan
U. S
Okinawa
Uri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
To- 7
Rastovorv
Rastovorov
MVD
Washington
Rostovorov
House OKs Dill To Hike Pension Pay
Senate bound measure hikes pension terms for Congress members with earlier retirement options at 60 after ten years or 55 with reduced benefits, allows pension calculation on any five consecutive years, raises reported salary basis from 12 500 to 15 000, classifies the 2500 expense allowance as salary, keeps 6 percent contribution, and adds annuities for widows and children of members who die in office.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington P
Couness
Senate
House
Tradition Broken Glendale Elects First Woman Councilmember
Mrs. Philip DeGuere becomes Glendale Ohio first female councilwoman in 99 year history in Hamilton County village of 2402 residents, taking seat this week after Roland W Richardson resigned.
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Cincinnati
Philip DeGuere
Glendale
Hamilton County
Roland W. Richardson
Guatemala Puts Heat On Press
MEXICO CITY Guatemalan authorities expelled two U S correspondents Sydney Gruson of The New York Times and Marshall F Bannell of NBC for alleged discrediting of the government. The move followed harsh accusations aimed at U S backed media and criticism of President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman. Gruson said the press had enjoyed freedom until now but warned the situation must be viewed in light of recent actions.
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Guatemala
U.S
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Sydney Gruson
New York Times
Mexico
Central America
Marshall F. Bannell
National Broadcasting Co
Guatemala City
Guatemalan
United States
Arbenz
U.S. State Department
Gruson
Lucy Helps Catch Thief In Hollywood Dressing Rooms
Hollywood police credit Lucille Ball with aiding the capture of Kenneth Darling, 31, an ex-convict who admitted burglarizing studio dressing rooms and earning about $16,000 a year as a pretend writer. Darling was arrested at General Service Studios and booked on burglary charges.
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Holyswood
Lucille Ball
Hollywood
Claire Riding
Byron Diller
Kenneth Darling
General Service Studios
Darling
Molotov presses for German elections plan at Big Four talks
Berlin reports Vyacheslav Molotov plans to submit a detailed proposal for free all German elections as part of a Soviet peace plan. Western leaders Dulles Eden and Bidault reject the plan, warning it would weaken West Germany and jeopardize unified European defense. Molotov argues East Germany will oppose reunification, while insisting Bonn Paris treaties block unity for now.
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Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Germany
Red Army
Bidault
France
East Germany
European Defense Community
West Germany
German Democratic Republic
Bonn
Paris
Labor Unit Nomination Faces Delay
Washington The nomination of Albert C Beeson to the National Labor Relations Board faces delay as the Senate Labor Committee seeks full pension information from a San Jose California firm The panel after six hours of questioning voted 5 3 to defer action until it can question Paul L Davies or another official and examine company records The nomination was recommended on a party line vote Democrats say Beeson is a company man and could not be impartial Beeson says he would be unbiased A Mercury interview cited suggests he planned to resume duties with the firm after a one year term
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Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Labor Committee
San Jose
Calif
Beeson
Senate
Eisenhower
Paul L. Davies
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
The
San Jose Mercury
Mercury
Eisenhower vows to oppose power shifts in government
Washington bulletin reports President Eisenhower declaring he will uncompromisingly oppose any attempt to alter the traditional balance of power among the federal branches. Berlin dispatch notes the Western Big Three conferred at length hoping to salvage something from the foreign ministers conference amid a deadlock with Russia over Germany.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Berlin
Russia
Riverside Bank Robbery Foiled by Bank President
William Lee Davisson of Clarksburg West Virginia entered Riverside Bank in Miami and demanded 50000 dollars in a bag while threatening bank president Tully F Dunlap. Dunlap tackled him and choked him, a guard aided, pistol proved fake. Davisson admits past motor vehicle theft and awaits FBI investigation.
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Fla.p
William Lee Davisson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Riverside Bank
Tully F. Dunlap
Dunlap
Davisson
Soviet Diplomat Surrenders to U S Agency in Tokyo
Yuri Rastovorov a Soviet diplomat and former second secretary at the Soviet mission in Japan reportedly turned himself in to a top secret U S Intelligence agency in Tokyo. An informant says he is making voluntary disclosures about a major Russian spy operation in the Far East.
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Yuri Rastovorov
U. S
Tokyo
Rastovorov
Japan
Farast
AFL chief predicts Democrats will defeat Republicans
Miami Beach report from AFL political chief James V. McDevitt predicts Democrats will win Congress next fall if economic conditions do not improve. He cites unemployment, farm incomes, and business influence on the Eisenhower administration as concerns. The AFL will study voting records for endorsements but plans a broad campaign to mobilize women voters for AFL backed candidates.
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Fla
AFL
Congress
James V. McDevitt
League For Political Action
McDevitt
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
Turk Leader To Get Jeep In Toledo Visit
Turkish president Cela Bayar travels by Jeep on a campaign road to Toledo. He tours Willys Motors plant and is presented with a red and white Turkish national colors Jeep. His itinerary includes the Museum of Art and a Greek Orthodox group meeting.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cela Bayar
Willys Motors
Illus
Bayar
Museum of Art
Wolf boy in India studied by medics after railway find
Medical staff in Lucknow, India study a nine year old boy found in a railway freight car who walks on all fours and eats raw meat. He is kept at Balrampur Hospital with severe muscle contractures and are using a therapy plan including physical build up and massage to try to restore normal posture. He devours raw meat and shows little interest in surroundings unless meat is shown.
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New Delhi
India
Lucknow
Ani
Balrampur
D. N. Sharma
Sharma
Stampede at Hindu festival leaves thousands dead and injured
In Allahabad at the Kumbh Mela confluence of the Ganges and Jumna a crowd of about three million surged toward the sacred waters. Eyewitnesses report around 200 bodies and at least 1,000 injuries as officials and leaders including Prime Minister Nehru and President Prasad were to attend. The Jan to March festival occurs every 12 years with millions waiting overnight in cold rain for the auspicious bathing hour.
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New Delhi
India
Allahabad
Ganges
Jumna
Pope Pius XII health improves according to Vatican paper
The Vatican newspaper l Osservatore Romano states the pope s condition continues to improve and challenges rumors of cancer. It denies a specialist was called in after King George VI s death and criticizes press conjectures as fantasy, noting recent doubts in Rome papers.
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Vatican
l'Osservatore
Pius XII
George VI
Britain
1 Messaggero
Il Tempo
Rome
Ing George
Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter é
Groundhog announces six extra weeks of winter as Miami Valley residents face cloudy skies and cold air. Forecasters predict a low around 25 tonight with continued cloudiness tomorrow. Temperatures hover near the mid forties by day as the mercury plays tricks in Middletown with mixed sun and clouds.
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Vahhalia
Tomorow
Middletown
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