Senate weighs Middle East policy review amid Eisenhower plan debates
Sen Fulbright signals a Senate policy review of Middle East strategy will likely proceed alongside action on Eisenhower's military economic proposals. Dulles opposes the review, arguing it could strain U S relations with Britain and France. House and Senate committees move to close sessions as debate on aid and troop powers continues.
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Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dulles
U. S
Sen. Aiken
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Congress
Aiken
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Morse
D-ore
Eisence
MacArthur Turns 77 at Waldorf Astoria Dinner
General Douglas MacArthur observes his 77th birthday in New York with an annual reunion dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. The event is hosted by officers who served on his World War I staff in the Pacific theatre.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Waldorf-Astoria
Pacific
Jury Dismissed in Latham Kidnapping Case
The deadlocked Latham kidnapping jury was dismissed after 71 hours of deliberation over nine days. Defendants Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisen faced potential retrial as prosecutors planned to seek another trial. defense argued the case against them. The women testified they were kidnapped and claimed involvement by others seeking money from the Lathams.
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Latham
John A. Hewicker
Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisen
Ruth &. Latham
George Latham
Here
U. S. Highway 90
Winn
Whisen
Tight Money Blamed for High Prices in 1956
Senators Humphrey and Sparkman blamed tight money policies of the Eisenhower administration for rising costs as government data showed December living costs at a new peak. They argued inflation stems from interest rate instability and not supply shortages, noting only farmer income drops previously reduced costs for a period.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Sparkman
D. Ala
Eisenhowser
Braun Quits WCPO TV for Stewa Iron Works Director Post
Cincinnati television singer and pantomimist Bob Braun announced Friday night his quit from WCPO TV to take a public relations director position at Stewa Iron Works in Covington Kentucky.
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Wcpo-Tv
Cincinnati
Bob Braun
Stewa Iron Works
Covington, Ky
Scramble Of Laws Face Legislators At Session
Ohio lawmakers consider offbeat bills this week including wide house trailers forbidden on roads, slow driving arrests on rural highways, red reflector rules for railroad cars, and bars against dropping criminal charges by moving out of town. Proposals next week include driver training, parental liability for vandalism, and a presidential election residency rule. A team approach for governor and president candidates is urged and holidays may shift to Monday observances.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Polio victim ends life after drive donation note found
In Tucson Arizona 14 year old David Putnam crippled by polio for 11 years died by gunshot in his bathtub. A .22 pistol lay nearby and a note to his father explained he wished to donate his savings to the March of Dimes and for funeral flowers. He had saved about $100 toward a car.
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Ariz
March of Dimes
David Putnam
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David
Club Buses Studied For Montgomery Transit
Two federal judges in Montgomery study a request on whether a proposed private bus system by the Rebel Club can be chartered. Judges Richard T._Rives and Frank M. Johnson Jr. paused action for at least three weeks. The club plans to serve white residents with a non profit private service restricted to members in good standing.
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U. District Court of Appeals
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Frank M. Johnson Jr
Rebel Club
City Commission
Dayton man dies in house fire blaze in Dayton
Fire crews found 60 year old George E. Hunter dead in the rubble of his single room dwelling after a Friday night blaze. Police detained Gilbert N. Jinks as a public intoxication suspect and material witness following the incident.
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Ohio
George E. Hunter
Gilbert N. Jinks
Hunter
Jinks
Search Made For Fliers After Training Flight Collision
Miami based air sea search force returned to Caribbean waters south of Cuba to locate three lost fliers from a training flight collision of B47 bombers. Rescue of three bomber crewmen earlier kept hope alive for Maj. William E. Norris of Michigan Capt. James Parker and Lt. Earl Chrisawm Jr. A ground party investigated wreckage reports on Isle of Pines near Islas de Mangres while Navy divers probed sunken debris.
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Caribbean
Cuba
William E. Norris
Lansing
Migh
James
Hi. Parker
Rock Hill
Earl Chrisawm Jr
Sumter
S. C
Isle of Pines
Islas de Mangres
Air Force Reserve Fliers
James M. McFarland Jr
Watsontown Pa
Winfr
Jet Trainer Crashes Near Youngstown. Fliers Uninjured
A T33 jet trainer from the Youngstown base crashed in a field 13 miles east of the city Friday. Both crewmen, Ison of Tampa Florida and another flyer stationed at the base, parachuted to safety and escaped injury.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Here
Ison
Tampa
Fla
Auto Kills Woman in First 1950 Fatality
A Cleveland suburb fatality reported in Chagrin Falls on Friday. Mrs. Francis Vaughn, 53, was struck at Decates West Sum nait and Chagrin Boulevard by an auto in what is described as the first traffic death of 1950.
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Chagrin Falls
Francis Vaughn
West Sumnait
Chagrin Boulevard
Critical Debate On Middle East Woes At UN
UN diplomats scramble in a weekend of behind the scenes talks ahead of a major General Assembly debate Monday. Dag Hammarskjold will present a 3500 word report on Israel’s delay in withdrawing to the 1949 armistice line. Israel has not fully complied with five resolutions and still holds Gaza and other areas.
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U.N
Middle East
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Palestine
Hammarkjold
Gaza Strip
King Saud to Receive Welcome on U S Visit
King Saud of Saudi Arabia will land in New York Tuesday and travel to Washington Wednesday for a three day official visit. President Eisenhower will greet him at the airport the first time a foreign visitor is welcomed there. The group includes Secretary Dulles and Adm. Radford. A key to the city will be given at Blair House followed by a two day schedule of talks dinners and meetings at Blair House the White House and the Mayflower. Rabbi Panitz criticizes Saud for religious discrimination and urges a review of his record during the visit.
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Saud
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Blair House
Marine
Mayflower
David H. Panitz
Adas Israel
Ibn Saud
United States
Stop Racial Woes Ordered by Mobile Police Chief
Mobile officials vow strict action to end cross burning and dynamiting. Chief Joseph N. Law warns of emergency status, shifting officers to 12 hour shifts, cancelling off days, and halting extra work off duty. City offers 250 dollar reward for tips leading to arrests and convictions.
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Mobile
Ala
City Commission
Eileen Joseph N. Law
Eisenhower says India U S relations improved
President Eisenhower stated that deeper understanding has developed between India and the United States over the past year and expressed confidence that the two nations will continue working closely toward common objectives. He sent best wishes to India on its Republic Day anniversary and noted his talks with Prime Minister Nehru.
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Eisenhower
India
United States
Rajendra Prasad
Republic of India
Nehru
UN committee backs delay on disarmament talks in General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly political committee voted unanimously to hand back disarmament talks to the big powers. A Western Soviet compromise resolution was adopted to avoid a public showdown in the 80 nation committee or the Assembly, with approval considered certain.
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U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
80-Nation Committee
Gulf of Aqaba dispute prompts calls for wider UN role
Reported debate centers on Hammarskjold's UN role and a proposed expansion of the emergency force in Egypt. Israel seeks guarantees to protect its interests before leaving contested Gulf areas. A third force concept is mentioned with no details.
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Hammarskjold
U. N
Egypt
Palestine Truce Supervision
Congress Debates Tito Visit and Easter Recess
Congress may adjourn for Easter to avoid inviting Tito Yugoslavia’s communist president to address the U S Congress. Officials say a visit could highlight Tito’s break from Moscow, drawing protests from Congress Catholics and veterans groups.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Congress
Eisenhower Unwinds at Camp David Retreat
President Eisenhower arrived at Camp David in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains for a relaxing visit his first since December 1955. He traveled from Washington and spent time at the camp and on a nearby Gettysburg farm with his grandson and cattle routine.
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Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Gettysburg
Dulles remark sparks concern over allied relations
State Department officials worried over a Dulles comment about British and French soldiers. Lincoln White, after consulting with Dulles, sought to head off overseas backlash by saying the secretary did not intend to insult allied forces. The London Daily Sketch noted the controversy.
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Se Cte Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
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United States
Egypt
State Department
U. S
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London
White
United Nations
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Secretary of State
U.S
Lincoln White
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Rick
London Daily Sketch
Dulles Praised Yet Questioned Over Middle East Remarks
London papers react to Secretary of State Dulles noting he would rather not have a French and British soldier beside him in the Middle East. Editorials call him well meaning but inclined to talk too much.
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London
Dulles
Middle East
Son Denies Parents Spied in Soviet Ring Case
Seventeen year old Lawrence Soble says he is certain his mother Myra and father Jack are not spies as FBI arrests his parents and Jacob Albam in New York on charges of supplying information to the Soviet Union. U S Attorney Williams says upper members may be unidentified.
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Jacob Albam
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Soble
Rhodes Preparatory School
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Sobles
Albam
U. S
Paul Williams
Washington
Sergei R. Striganov
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Hessel Chasen
Sobje
Russia
United States
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Japan
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