Dulles Sees West Ready to Meet Soviet Shift
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States and allies can beat Russia at its new economic and political approach, arguing the Soviets have failed but facing skeptical questions from several senators. He warned against arms races and urged a balanced Arab-Israeli peace while stressing U N backing and measured U S policy.
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Dulles
United States
Russia
United Front
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Mansfield
D-Mont
Barkley
D-Ky
Humphrey
Dminn
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Sparkman
U. S
Sen. Aiken
RVI
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Aiken
George Washington
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Egypt
U. N
Britain
France
Middle- East
Sen. Fullbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Moscow
Embargo on Middle East arms shipments questioned in Senate hearing
Undersecretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr. testified on Capitol Hill that the last week's midnight embargo on arms to the Middle East was his sole decision. He denied Hagerty pressured him and said the suspension of 18 tanks to Saudi Arabia was temporary and later lifted.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover Jr
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Hagerty
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Twins Face Leukemia As Parents Keep Vigil
Grand Rapids couple John and (Mrs) Van Lopik stand at the bedsides of their 2 year old twin daughters Eileen and Kathleen, both stricken with leukemia. Doctors say the illness is extremely rare in siblings and warn Eileen could die at any moment while Kathleen has about four months to live.
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Grand Rapids
Michi
John van Lopik
Eileen
Kathleen
Kentucky Couple Killed In Two-Car Crash Near Toledo
An elderly Kentucky couple died Friday after a two-car crash near Maumee Ohio. Philip H. Allen 69 Henderson Ky. lost control on an icy road and struck John J. Mullen 30 Toledo. Allen and his wife Birdie 70 were pinned for 30 minutes and died of multiple fractures and internal injuries Mullen suffered minor cuts.
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Toledo
Ohio
Kentucky
Maumee
Philip H. Allen
Henderson
John J. Mullen
Allen
Birdie
Mullen
Ellender to force farm bill vote Monday showdown
Sen. Len Ellender of Louisiana, head of the Agriculture Committee, vows a Monday move to set a voting time on the omnibus farm bill amid Senate indifference. He suggests a final vote could come by week’s end if a limit is agreed, with Aiken noting a possible vote next week. The bill covers soil bank payments up to 1.1 billion and a clash over flexible versus rigid price supports in postwar farming policy.
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Washington
Senate
Len Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. Aiken
Rvi
GOP
Aiken
Agriculture Committee
New Soil Bank
Sen. Anderson
DNM
Secretary of Agriculture
Ike Ends Vacation In Georgia
President Eisenhower ends a South Georgia vacation and flies to Washington likely with decision on re election. He may announce plans around March 1 with a news conference possible. He endured a rigorous outdoor schedule including quail hunts and two 18 hole golf rounds since his heart attack.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Thomasville
Eisenhower
South Georgia
Washington
John S. Doud
Denver
Eisenhowers
Secretary of
Humphrey
Covington Girl, 16, Fatally Injured in Collision
Covington police report Rose Clifford, 16, was killed when a two car crash on Taylor Mill Pike launched her from the vehicle into a tree. The crash occurred last night and investigators are reviewing details.
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Covington
Rose Clifford
Taylor Mill Pike
Cleveland records 15th traffic fatality of year
Cleveland reported its 15th traffic fatality of the year when 67 year old Sophie Michalski was struck and killed while crossing a street near her East Side home.
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Cleveland
Sophie Michalski
Two Die In Crash Near Columbus
Two Columbus men Roscoe N. Moore 24 and Jimmy Ray Hammond 23 were killed in a crash on U S 23 about six miles south of Columbus. Lucia Moore 33 was in critical condition at University Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. 23
State Highway Patrol
Roscoe N. Moore
Jimmy Ray Hammond
Lucia Moore
University Hospital
Negroes Plan Nationwide One Hour Work Stoppage March 28
Negro leaders call a one hour nationwide work stoppage on March 28 to protest Montgomery Alabama bus segregation. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell urges the action coupled with prayer and possible mass fasting if Alabama crisis endures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Adam Clayton Powell
DNY
New York
Alabama
Powell
Liverance
Dust Storm Rips Southwest Killing Dozens Across States
A fierce dust storm and tornadoes hit the Texas Panhandle and southern Illinois, killing at least 11 with several dozen injured. Gusts reached 95 mph near Plainview and 17 000 feet dust clouds. cars wrecked across Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. In Illinois, a tornado near St Louis area leveled homes killing a family of four and injuring others as the storm moved east.
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St. Louis
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Plainview
Texas Panhandle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Albuquerque
N. M
St. Clair County
Mississippi River
Millstadt
Summerfield
Trenton
East St. Louis
Willard Holloway
Willard D. Jr
Thelma
Sharon
Bank Robber Needs Course In Writing
A lanky gunman robbed Provident Institution for Savings in Jersey City. He handed a cashier, Mrs. Margaret Noble, a note demanding bills, but she followed the note literally and handed him one of each denomination totaling $36 before he fled.
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Jersey City
N.J.P
Provident Institution For Savings
Margaret Noble
Balloon veers into Siberia from U S weather balloons
The U S Navy reported another weather balloon lost in strong northern Pacific winds drifting toward eastern Siberia. It is the fourth of 19 balloons to stray into Russian territory amid Soviet protests that such balloons are used for reconnaissance. The latest was launched Thursday and no signal has been received since early today.
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Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Siberia
Soviet Russia
Navy
Bellhop Convicted In Ex-Wife's Death
Henry Addington of Los Angeles pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Phoenix for the fatal shooting of his ex wife Carmen Pedrin mother of tennis star Pancho Gonzales He faces a prison term of 10 years to life and will be sentenced March 1.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Henry Addington
Los Angeles
Carmen Pedrin
Pedrin
Pancho Gonzales
Addington
Two Santas greet flood-torn Yuba City crowd
In Yuba City California two Santa Clauses arrived to lift spirits after a Christmas flood. Gov Goodwin Knight urged building a giant dam to control future floods as volunteers handed out presents and ferris wheel rides delighted thousands while overcast skies echoed with Christmas songs.
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Yuba City
Calif
Shanghai Bend
Santa Claus
Jolly Fellows In
Red
Goodwin J. Knight
Hollywood
Neff aide subpoenaed in Senate gas bill inquiry
Sen. George says he has subpoenaed Nebraska lawyer Paul Gerdes and a batch of documents as part of the Senate probe into a $2,500 campaign fund offer to Sen. Case. Neff and Gerdes will be questioned when hearings resume Tuesday before a four member committee chaired by George.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Nebraska
Senate
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Paul Gerdes
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Neff
Case
Gerdes
Syria Said On Soviet Arms List
Secretary Dulles told the Senate committee he understands a small shipment of arms is headed to Syria from the Soviet bloc. He noted Egypt also receives arms from Czechoslovakia under a Soviet sponsored deal in which weapons are exchanged for Egyptian cotton.
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Syria
Washington
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Bloc
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Reds
Woman Decapitated in Cambridge Auto Crash
Mrs. Sarah Tomlinson, 61, of Cambridge was killed in a Friday collision on U.S. 40 when her car struck a truck about one and a half miles west of Cambridge. The incident occurred near Cambridge in Ohio.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Sarah Tomlinson
U.S. 40
Here
Thaw Edges In Europe As Snow Recedes Across Continent
Sunny spells melt Italian and southern French snow while Siberian blizzards keep large areas frozen. Ice and floods threaten villages in Italy and Spain as 842 deaths are feared from the deep freeze. Evacuations, sandbagging, and rescue efforts continue in France Italy and Iberia amid rising temperatures in Rome Marseille and western Germany.
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Europe
Italy
France
Siberia
Iberian Peninsula
Vasto
Mediterranean
Rome
Marseille
Spain
Portugal
England
English Channel
Germany
School Clerk Blames Theft On Yearning
Robert H. Montgomery a 34 year old clerk treasurer in Fairview Park is charged with embezzling 29100 from school funds He tells a reporter the money was spent on luxuries people yearn for on a limited income He is held on 15000 bond and says the exact shortage will be set after an audit He denies using funds to pay for his home built from postwar profits
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Cleveland
Fairview Park
Robert H. Montgomery
Marian Burns
Montgomery
Broken axle blamed for deadly Embassy derailment
The Pennsylvania Railroad attributed Thursday night’s wreck to a broken axle on a passenger coach of the 14 car Embassy train. The derailment near Odenton Maryland killed five and injured more than 100 as the train, pulled by an electric engine, traveled from Washington to New York at about 80 mph. At press time 48 remained hospitalized with critical conditions across Anne Arundel General Annapolis Army Ft Meade South Baltimore General and University Hospital in Baltimore.
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Ft. Meade
South Baltimore General
University Hospital
Baltimore
Tornadic winds hit Butler County cities in morning storm
Tornadic winds and heavy thunderstorms struck Butler County with Hamilton first at 5 55 a.m. followed by Middletown about four hours later. In Hamilton 13 people were injured though none seriously as roofs were ripped off and windows smashed. Red Cross warned volunteers to stand by and the weather bureau expected the threat to end by noon.
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Oklahoma City
el Paso
Lubbock
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
Red Cross
Elmer Davis
Weather Bureau
City Sees 1.14 Inches Rain Before Dawn
A heavy early morning downpour drenched the city with 1.14 inches of rain by 7 a.m. bringing 24 hour total to 1.44 inches. Temperatures will fall to 25 tonight with snow flurries and cold weather expected to persist Sunday. Yesterday’s high reached 66 degrees around 11:30 p.m., up 33 degrees in 23 hours. The 5 a.m. reading stood at 56.
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Mercury
Ohio storms cause extensive damage across Hamilton area
Winds up to 84 mph battered south central Ohio from Hamilton through Columbus and Chillicothe. Structures including a three story Lodge and Shipley building roof and the Butler County jail yard were damaged. Injuries occurred as roofs collapsed and windows smashed. Trials of trailers and air base damage reported with injuries among civilians and personnel.
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Hamilton
Columbus
Chillicothe Cedarville
Greene County
Ohio
Lodge and Shipley Co
Butler County
State Highway Patrol
Chillicothe
Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Dayton
Cincinnati
Lockbourne Air Force
Afb
Co Lust
Moose Tamed By Lone Trapper On Kenai Peninsula
Anchorage report details Hugh Scott of Anchor Point chaining a 900 pound moose to a tree after it charged his dog team. The fight left two dogs injured but Scott secured the animal and vowed to carry a rifle on future traplines. Four men helped free the moose, which retreated into the woods.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hugh Scott
Anchor Point
Anchor River
Here
Kenai Peninsula
Scott
Moose
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