Kremlin Power Struggle Seen In Soviet Ranks
Two veteran Moscow correspondents assess signs of rival factions within the Soviet leadership vying for supremacy. The piece notes shifts in foreign policy tone, rising Khrushchev prominence, and renewed references to Stalinist methods as a possible prelude to another high-level purge.
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Democrats Plan Broad Probes Into Government Aims
In Congress the Democrats promise an active year of investigations into government personnel and Eisenhower era security programs. Sen. Russell signals a revived preparedness subcommittee to examine armed forces purchases and a proposed 403,000 man cut, while Kefauver and Johnston warn on security risk firings and partisan misuse of data.
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Bush Urges Presidential Security Board Proposal
Dr. Van nevar Bush of Carnegie Institution proposes a presidential security board of private citizens, independent of Congress. He urges safeguards inside the executive branch to curb misuse of security measures amid waning hysteria about postwar investigations.
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Tree Limb Beating Allegations Tangle Two Boys
In Williamsburg Kentucky a farmer Esco Proffitt 42 is jailed on $5 000 bond after his two sons John 16 and Coy 12 alleged a beating with a tree limb at their mountain home nine miles from town. Doctors say the boys’ quick reflexes helped save them.
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Rayburn Reassumes House Speakership at 73
Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas returns as Speaker of the House, the longest serving Democrat in history. He aims for bipartisan cooperation on foreign and defense policy with the GOP, while noting doubts about the President's budget and differing views on farm prices and tariffs. Rayburn, 73, vows to continue serving with zest and optimism for years to come.
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McCarthy Warns GOP on Farm Income Threat to 1956 Election
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin warned that without measures to raise farm income the Republican party could face a disaster in the 1956 elections. He urged action to aid farmers and stabilize income levels amid rising economic pressures.
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Reds Renew Dispute Over Plane Incidents
Soviet notes delivered to the U S embassy in Moscow on New Year s Day reaffirmed blame on the United States for three Far Eastern air incidents. A 1953 Sea of Japan RB50 shoot down with 15 dead, a 1953 IL12 loss of 20 in Korea, and a 1952 Oct 7 U S air crew of eight shot down off northern Japan. Both sides blame each other.
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Democrats Take Over As Congress Convenes
The Fed raised stock cash requirements to 60 percent to curb speculation. The change, effective immediately, drew protest from NYSE president Keith Funston. Market watchers note 60 percent cash may slow trading but could spur activity if confidence remains.
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Panama to Offer Reward for Remon Killing
Panama plans a 50000 dollar reward for information leading to the killers of President Jose Antonio Remon. The assembly approved an extra 50000 for investigation. Arias, ex-president, is tied to weapons found earlier. Guizado asked FBI help, but U.S. law blocks foreign assignments.
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Scientists To Confer On Peaceful Atomic Energy
United Nations officials will host a January 17 meeting with top scientists from seven countries including the United States Russia Britain France India Brazil and Canada. The group will sketch plans for an international conference next summer on peaceful uses of atomic energy and may make recommendations to U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold about the venue timing and agenda.
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Francis Spellman Leaves Hong Kong for Saigon
Cardinal Spellman departed Hong Kong today bound for Saigon after finishing his fourth annual Christmas visit to U S troops in Korea.
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UN Chief Dag Hammarskjold Arrives in Peiping
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold lands in Peiping and meets Red China officials including Chang Han fu Tung Yueh Chien and Wang Cho Ju as he seeks the release of 11 American airmen and other U N prisoners. Peiping radio notes the brief reception and hints at a cooler welcome than for visiting leaders.
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Ohio CIO May Seek Voting Law Changes
The Ohio CIO convention in Cleveland will urge the legislature to ease registration and voting through nine changes. Proposals include door-to-door registration, mail registration, longer precinct hours, permanent registration, and a paid election holiday. Delegates represent about 500,000 members. speeches by Jack Kroll and I W Abe will open the sessions.
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Early Jury Action Sought In Pillow Fight Murder Case
Prosecutor John D. Sears Jr seeks an early grand jury session in the pillow fight murder of 16 year old Patricia Spears near Galion Ohio. Frederick Spears 17 admitted the slaying but offered no motive and is held in county jail. Autopsy found no sexual assault.
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FOA to Hire Ladejinsky for Indochina Work
Washington reports the Foreign Operations Administration plans to hire Wolf Ladejinsky, ousted as agricultural attaché over security concerns, to aid Southern Indochina in the FOA's foreign aid program. Secretary Benson doubted his suitability, but FDA Director Stassen supports Ladejinsky meeting security standards after two State Department clearances.
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Top Dem Sought For High Diplomatic Post
The State Department sought a leading Democrat to fill a top diplomatic post for bipartisan foreign policy effort. Secretary Dulles aimed to replace David K. Bruce, who will resign as U.S. representative to the six nation European Coal and Steel Pool. Bruce returns to private life. No name chosen yet. discussions included Guy Gillette and Chester Bowles.
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India
State of the Union set to pursue bipartisanship in new Congress
Democrats take control of Congress as Lyndon B. Johnson pledges cooperation with President Eisenhower. Johnson and Knowland foresee a constructive session while Rayburn asks for swift action on extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Morse may join Democratic ranks. Byrd moves to key Finance panel as party lines form.
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Benny in Hospital After Mild Virus Illness
Hollywood comedian Jack Benny is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon with a mild virus. He is expected to stay about two days for observation and recovery.
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