Gore Headed to Lead Senate Investigating Committee
Senate to create a bipartisan probe panel with four Democrats and four Republicans to root out improper lobbying and campaign finance activity. Key names include Gore Kennedy McClellan and Mansfield or Anderson with Nixon appointing members on Johnson and Knowland recommendations.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
Socratic
Kennedy
Massachusetts
McClellan
Arkansas
Mansfield
Montana
Anderson
New Mexico
Bridges
New Hampshire
Bricker
Ohio
Thye
Minnesota
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Caid Gore
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Johnson
Executive Branch
Francis Case
R-Sd
Sen. George
Dgo
Case
Court Upholds 4 Contempt Convictions in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed contempt convictions of Anna Morgan of Columbus and three Cincinnati men for refusing to answer questions before the Ohio Un American Activities Commission. Morgan faced 37 counts. 32 were upheld, five acquitted. Justices Weygandt Matthias Zimmerman Bell plus three dissents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Anna Morgan
Cincinnati
Ohio UnAmerican Activities Commission
Morgan
Ohio State Museum
Joseph Stern
Emmett C. Brown
Talmadge Raley
Sidney
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Carl. V. Weygandt
John M. Matthias
Charles B. Zimmerman
James F. Bell
William L. Hart
Kingsley A. Taft
James G Stewart
Debts Blamed For Kidnapping Attempt
Eugene C. Hurst 28, with under $4, attempted to abduct Nancy Jackson 27 in Pueblo to raise ransom. Police captured him three hours later 27 miles away. he was wounded. District Attorney Wesley C. Kettelkamp said charges pending after a signed confession and ongoing evidence gathering.
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Eugene Hurst
Pueblo
Colo
Robert Mayber
Hurst
J. J. Allen
Robert A. Jackson
Jackson
Eugene C. Hurst
Dist
Wesley C. Kettelkamp
Kettelkamp
Husky Grand Junction
Nancy Jackson
Prairie
Here
St. Mary's Hospital
Roy Harper
Grand Junction
Colorado Springs
Pueblo Centennial High School
Rifle Fire Ends Quiet in Israel and Syria Tension
Syrian riflemen opened fire on Israeli fishermen at the Sea of Galilee ending a ten week calm. Maj. Gen. Burns pushed UN efforts to implement Security Council decisions from January 19 to ease tensions. Prisoner exchanges were discussed as both sides filed lists for review. An Egyptian position in Gaza fired on an Israeli patrol, wounding an Israeli. UN censured Israel for a December raid on Syrian posts.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
E L. M. Burns
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Security Council
Syria
Israel
U. N
UN. Security Council
Gaza Strip
Central Italy Hit By Earth Shocks
Four new earthquakes rocked Siena Italy today adding to a 24 hour total of 35 shocks. The strongest tremor cracked chimneys in ancient buildings within the Roman era walls causing widespread alarm though no casualties were reported.
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Siena
Italy
Romanera
Foster Birthday Noted in Tokyo Peiping Radio Broadcast
Peiping radio in Tokyo today broadcast 75th birthday greetings from the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee to William Z. Foster, national chairman of the US party.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Chinese Communist Party
Central Committee
William Z. Foster
Ius. Party
Regional NLRB Director Resigns in Cincinnati
Cincinnati NLRB regional director Jack Gel resigns after a long tenure since 1947. Evans will enter private practice of law, a Columbus native, with the regional office covering southern Ohio Indiana Kentucky and most of West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
Jack Gel
National Labor Relations Board
Evans
Columbus
NLRB
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
DuMont TV engine analyzer aims to cut guessing in auto repairs
A new television type engine analyzer from DuMont detects ignition and timing problems by projecting light patterns on a screen. The device clips into the ignition system, runs on the car battery, and shows separate patterns for each cylinder to locate fouled plugs, faulty coils, worn bearings, and other faults in seconds. Developed with Socony Mobil Oil, it targets service stations and repair shops.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York i
E. Eugene Ecklund
Allen B. du Mont Laboratories, Inc
Ecklund
DuMont
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Washington's Birthday Not Seen as Holiday in Dayton
Dayton police say Washington's Birthday is not a legal holiday per city code. Officers issued tickets and towed cars for overtime parking while meters exempted payments on holidays. Lt. R. M. Igleburger notes the department does not recognize the day as a holiday, and the parking office displayed a closed sign reading legal holiday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Washington
R. M. Igleburger
Plane Firm Strike Now May Spread
Wage walkout at Republic Aviation Corp has paralyzed the company as the International Assn. of Machinists plans similar action at three Fairchild divisions in Deer Park Wyandanch and Bay Shore Union says seniority and 32 grievances drive the dispute with strikes set March 1 for the engine plant March 9 for the missile division and March 9 for the Stratos Corp Court mediation and injunction efforts follow 94 arrests and 30 injuries in picket clashes at Republic.
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Farmingdale
N. Y
Long Island
Republic Aviation Corp
International Assn. of
Republic
Naw
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
Fairchild
Deer Park
Guided Missile
Wyandanch
Uncertain Weather Ahead For Miami Valley
Forecasters predict a break up of the high pressure ridge over the Miami Valley as a southwest low pressure area moves in bringing warmer air and a chance of rain or snow. The official forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a high near 35 and a low around 25, then milder Friday with possible rain or snow later. Middletown reported a high of 35 yesterday afternoon and a morning low of 15 degrees.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Mass Meeting Called by Negro Boycotters in Montgomery
Dozens of new bus boycott arrests are expected as 10,000 Negroes prepare for a mass meeting in Montgomery, with a planned prayer pilgrimage day to press for racial justice. Rosa Parks, E. D. Nixon, Jo Ann Robinson and P. M. Blair are among those arrested or involved as the boycott enters its 12th week.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Ralph D. Abernathy
First Baptist Church
Southern Justice
Supreme
Rosa Parks
Circuit Court
Eugene Carter
Alabama Supreme Court
E. D. Nixon
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Montgomery Progressive Democratic Assn
Jo’ Ann Robinson
Alabama State College For
Women's Political Council
P. M. Blair
Eisenhower Aides Split On 2nd Term Announcement
President Eisenhower has given no public word on whether he will seek re election. Hagerty denied Adams or Hall stating any such decision and said no White House official has been authorized to speak for a second term.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Thomasville, Ga
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Sherman
Detroit News
Washington
Adams
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Hall
White House
Race Solution Isn't Easy says church leaders
The North American Area Council of the World Presbyterian Alliance adopted resolutions on racial segregation in the United States and on the Madrid seminary closure. The group voiced grave concern over the Supreme Court ruling on segregation and urged Canada and the United States to consider the issue, as about 100 delegates from 5 million members attend the sessions.
Mississippi gets 5000 U S Constitution booklets
In Jackson Mississippi 5000 copies of the U S Constitution were dropped by airplane over the capital. Chicago disc jockey Al Benson arranged the stunt to spotlight school segregation and the Supreme Court ruling. Governor Coleman offered copies of the Mississippi Constitution while safety chief Birdsong noted limited action but no value in stopping the flight.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Chicago
al Benson
Benson
U. S Supreme Court
J. P. Coleman
T. B. Birdsong
Public Safety
Dulles to discuss Middle East tank shipment to Saudi Arabia
Secretary of State Dulles, back from a 10 day Bahamas vacation, will tell the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that sending 18 light tanks to Saudi Arabia reflects vital Middle East security interests. He may also revisit Israel’s request for weapons to counter Egypt’s Czechoslovak arms, with decision pending Eisenhower approval.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
Middle East
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Eisenhower
Bahamas
Miami
Reds Stress Atomic Punch On Army Day
Moscow marked Red Army Day with warnings against aggressors and assurances that Russia has reliable means to deliver atomic and hydrogen bombs anywhere. Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky cited long distance rockets and guided missiles, stating the army can wage war without retaliation.
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London
Red Army
Russia
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Sokolovsky
Soviet Union
Brother Thinks She Will Run
Earl Eisenhower predicts President Dwight D. Eisenhower will seek a second term, saying the decision rests with him and that a retirement to Gettysburg or a career change could follow. He notes the President has served since 1911, totaling 45 years, and expects an announcement around March 1.
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Chicago
Earl Eisenhower
Eisenhower Brothers
la Grange
Suburban Life
Dwight
Earl
Gettysburg
West Point
Eisenhower
Wee Small Voice Calls Daughter to Open Door
Radio announcer Bruce Williamson was on WHIM conducting a record program when his wife called. He warned his 2 year old daughter via a live broadcast to let her in or face consequences, and she complied opening the door.
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Providence
R. IL
Bruce Williamson
Williamson
Eisenhower Adopts Laughing Golf Mood After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower announced a new philosophy of laughing at mistakes on the golf course on orders from his doctor. He started the day with practice at Geln Arven Country Club, few drives went astray until a mid round, when his mood shifted after a strong fairway shot.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Geln Arven Country Club
John Walter
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