Big Four meet in Berlin to explore West East peace
In Berlin the foreign ministers Dulles Molotov Eden and Bidault open talks to gauge potential for peaceful co existence between the West and the Soviet bloc. The session signals a frontline stance on atomic energy control and European defense amid tension over German unity.
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Berlin
Russia
West
John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Anthony Eden
Britain
France
Georges Bidault
Allied Control Authority
Molotov
West Berlin
Dulles
Eisenhower
Moscow
Eden
Bidault
Family Feud Ends In Gun Blood Bath
Denver police held Frank Archina 26 for investigation after a year-long feud among two families erupted in a shotgun attack at the Macri home. Three relatives were killed, one daughter critically shot, and the assailant denied guilt through an interpreter.
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Denver
Frank Archina
Frank A. Mack
Elizabeth
Frank Jr
Denver General Hospital
Mary
Archina
Rose
Gene
Mary Macri
Italy
United States
Macris
Mike Carbatta
Steve Mastin
Democrats Threaten Fight Over Tax Revision Plan
House Democrats push to curb dividend and business depreciation cuts and instead raise personal exemptions to aid large families and low earners. They warn of a floor battle to reshape Eisenhower era tax cuts, arguing the plan shifts taxation from corporations to wage earners. Eberharter notes the dividend shift would alter a $2,100 wage earner’s tax compared with dividend income.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Ways and Meansee
Eberharter
D-Pa
Democratic Committee
Eisenhower weighing path on Bricker treaty rewrite plan
President Eisenhower may signal congressional leaders to press the Bricker plan in the Senate. Sen Knowland and Sen Ferguson clash over terms, with Ferguson aiming for compromise while Bricker pushes a constitutional amendment to make treaties only effective through U.S. legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Bricker
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
White House
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
GOP
Ohio
Ferguson
Ypsilanti Daily Press Publishes After Fire
The Ypsilanti Daily Press resumed publication using a borrowed press from a garage quarters and a one-page fire bulletin. Despite a $250,000 plant loss from Saturday’s blaze, editor Frank Handy and staff moved editorial work to a former auto showroom and secured AP wire service from Michigan Daily in Ann Arbor.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Ypsilanti Daily Press
Associated Press
Michigan Daily
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Frank Handy
George Handy
Russia recalls envoy to Italy replaces ambassador
Rome reports Russia officially recalls Mikhail Iilev as ambassador to Italy. Kostilev is set to be replaced by Alexander Bogomolov, former envoy to Czechoslovakia, according to Russian Embassy confirmation.
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Rome
Russia
Mikhail Iilev
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Beria
Italy
Kostilev
Alexander Bogomolov
Czechoslovakia
Hemingway and wife escape two plane crashes in Uganda
Ernest Hemingway and his fourth wife Mary Welsh were unhurt after two small plane crashes near Murchison Falls in Uganda. They were traveling from Nairobi toward Entebbe with pilot Roy Marsh when both planes sustained damage but caused no injuries. They then continued by road as a rescue plane also failed to take off.
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Kampala
Uganda
Ernest Hemingway
Central East Africa
Upper Nile
Hemingways
Entebbe
Lake Victoria
Roy Marsh
Nairobi
Kenya
Murchison Falls
Marsh
Hemingway
East African Airways
R. C. Jude
British Overseas Airways
Victoria Nile River
Bullaboa
Lake Albert
Havana
Cuba
East Africa
Look Magazine
Last Street Car In Ohio Clangs To Scrap In Limbo
Cleveland marks the end of a 93 year street car era as the last of 1500 cars is retired. Mayor Celebrezze rode as motorman on one final trip while crowds waited hours to witness the departure to the scrap yard. Built in 1929 the last 26 cars end a transit era.
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Ohio
Cleveland
General May Defend Ex PW
Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdridge has offered to defend Edward Dickenson, a former Korean War prisoner who refused repatriation and later chose to return. Holdridge says Dickenson cannot receive a fair trial in the current climate of emotionalism and vindictiveness.
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van Nuys
Calif
Herbert C. Holdridge
Adjutant Generals School
Ft. Washington
Edward
Dickenson
Korea
Holdridge
Tokyo Hit by Historic Snowfall Paralyzes Capital
Snow flurries continued in Tokyo as the city remained partially paralyzed after the heaviest single storm in January on record, with 12.6 inches of accumulation.
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Tokyo
Republicans See Little Action On Tariff Cuts This Year
President Eisenhower faced likely congressional inaction on tariff reductions as Republicans who favor high protections warned against rapid cuts. The 17 member Economic Policy Commission led by Clarence B. Randall proposed a 5 percent yearly tariff cut for three years and easing tariffs to 50 percent of import value, while critics warned of unemployment and business harm. The panel urged a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act and lifting the 50 percent floor, a move opposed by House Ways and Means chair Daniel A Reed.
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Washington
Isenhower
Congress
United States
Crysh
Economic Policy Commission
Clarence B. Randall
Chicago, Inland Steel Co. Board
Daniel A. Reed
R-Ny
House
Ways and Means Committee
Commission
Truck Tax Conference Fails to Settle Ohio Axle Tax Dispute
Ohio Governor Lausche failed to win Executive Committee support at the National Governors Conference to delay Ohio's axle mile tax issue or invoke reciprocity. A Southern bloc threatens to cancel agreements by March 1, while the conference may convene a spring session to review the matter. Georgia already taxes Ohio trucks at $10 per round trip.
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Atlanta
Frank J Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
National Governors’ Conference
National Governors Conference
Governors’ Committee
Frank Bane
Georgia
Utah Storm Dumps Snow Heavy 16 Inches
A winter storm battered Utah last night piling wet snow up to 16 inches in one area. The weather closed two major northbound highways and made other routes slick and dangerous for travelers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Democrats Gain Jump on Foes in Virginia 9th District Convention
Virginia Democrats plan the first congressional candidate selection of 1954 at Bristol next Saturday signaling momentum in a year expected to feature several primaries. Nationally, 35 Senate seats, 435 House seats, and 34 governorships are at stake in a year of shifting party control.
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Washington
Virginia
Bristol
Congress
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Rhode Island
U. S. Senate
New Hampshire
U. S. House
Senate
Morse
House
Reams
South
Sen
Taft
Rohio
Toby
Richard Nixon
California
Budget probe widens with private experts aid
The House Appropriations Committee enlisted about 20 private experts to conduct a systematic examination of the federal budget with the cooperation of the Eisenhower administration. They will work alongside 16 from the General Accounting Office to identify items that can be decreased or cancelled without harming defense or essential living costs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Taber
Eisenhower
General Accounting Office
Eisenhower Urges Eight Point Housing Plan With Slum Clearance
President Eisenhower proposed an eight point program to revise federal housing laws aiming for good housing in good neighborhoods. He urged four more years of public housing, 140000 new units, private enterprise support, longer mortgages, and aggressive federal leadership to reduce slums and raise building to spur national well being.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Eiseer
Federal Housing Administration
MRC Splits Over Freeing Of Prisoners
PANMUNJOM India joined Poland and Czechoslovakia in a 3-2 vote by the Korean repatriation commission disapproving the release of nearly 22 000 anti red Korean and Chinese prisoners by the U N Command Swiss and Swedish delegates backed the Allied action Commission Chairman Lt Gen K S Thimayya said the vote sought views of five delegations The U N Command had released the prisoners as civilians Saturday including 7 500 anti red North Koreans and 14 000 Chinese handed over to the Allies last week
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Panmunjom
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. N. Command
Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Inedia
Red
U. N
Cloudy Mild Weather Forecast for Miami Valley Tonight
Weather station in Vandalia predicts cloudy and mild conditions for the Miami Valley with occasional drizzle tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 41 to 44 degrees. low around 40 expected tonight. 6 am reading 38 degrees.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Io Sonroms
Middletown
Armco
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