Not Enough, Dems Say Of the Economic Plan
Democratic lawmakers criticized President Eisenhower's economic program as insufficient to tackle the current business dip while Republicans praised the plan. Sen. Sparkman called it noble generalities and lacking action, while Rep. Bolling urged faster measures. Sen. Watkins supported the plans as sound, noting the economy is stabilizing after inflation was checked. The House Economic Committee planned a session to hear Dr. Arthur Burns further.
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Utah
GOP
Watkins
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Montgomery Moves Into White House
A onetime union official and Roosevelt admirer has moved into the White House. Robert Montgomery, a Republican and Hollywood producer, will advise President Eisenhower on radio and television techniques from a White House office with no salary. He will continue presenting Montgomery Presents while spending much time at the White House this week.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Robert Montgomery
Montgomery
Answrer
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Minnesota names Murray Warmath head football coach
Murray Warmath, who has coached at Mississippi State College for the past two seasons, was announced today as the new head football coach at the University of Minnesota.
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Murray Warmath
Mississippi State College
University of Minnesota
Sub To Get Atomic Fuel Next Month
Washington reports the submarine Nautilus will receive its atomic fuel and shielding next month. The craft, launched January 21 at Groton Connecticut, will have the fissionable fuel emplaced by February 15 and final shielding completed during fitting out. The steam turbine is already in place and the fuel and control equipment weigh heavy on the hull, so installation is postponed.
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Robert B. Carney
Navy
Nation's Business
Groton
Conn
Carney
Prices Chart Reflects 41 year Trend in 1953
A chart issued with President Eisenhower’s economy report shows consumer prices over 41 years. The 1953 index is described as stable on average with a slight rise due to markets adjusting to the long price revolution of the prior decade and a half.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Bidault Seeks United Nations Arms Talks in Dispatch
Senator Jenner says the Senate internal security subcommittee will determine who ordered the 1944 destruction of naval intelligence files on Communist activity. The files, built by a Navy counter intelligence unit in New York, covered Communists in maritime units and waterfronts and in convoys to Russia. Morris, later IS subcommittee counsel, was a naval lieutenant involved in the case, with Kravchenko providing information before Washington ordered restraint. The episode follows Jenner’s recount at a dinner with Vice President Nixon and about 400 guests.
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Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
White House
Nixon
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Morris
Kravchenko
New York
Eisenhower urges GOP unity in Lincoln Day message
President Eisenhower calls for unity within the Republican Party citing Lincoln and pressing for a common program. He warns that disunity weakens national leadership as some GOP lawmakers oppose parts of his program and the Bricker amendment splits Senate Republicans. He says a party achieves strength only with unified support for broad policy goals.
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Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
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Republican Party
Treaty Sub Plan Aims to Break Senate Stalemate
Washington AP Senate leaders unveiled a bipartisan substitute for the Bricker amendment to resolve the stalemate over constitutional limits on foreign affairs. Senator Knowland and George support a plan to keep presidential power while bypassing hard Bricker terms. Bricker warns of fundamental policy differences as timing and two thirds support loom. The proposal would make non treaty agreements effective only by congressional action, avoiding Senate ratification, while treaties stay subject to constitutional limits. Critics warn state action may be needed to implement some treaties.
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Senate
Bricker
Apublican
Knowland
California
Oen. George
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George
John
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
White House
Eisenhower
Gouzenko Names Soviet Envoy Zaroubin as Watch Candidate
Former Soviet embassy clerk Igor Gouzenko tells Canadian interviewer that Georgi Zaroubin, the Soviet ambassador to the United States, is a man to be watched in Washington. The interview, filmed for TV, cites Zaroubin’s Canada ambassadorship and Gouzenko’s prior handling of coded messages before his 1945 desertion.
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Washington
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Georgi N. Zaroubin
United States
Gouzenko
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Zaroubin
Moscow
Tito Re-elected Unanimously As Yugoslav Leader
President Tito was re-elected without opposition by Parliament and vowed to pursue an independent foreign policy while maintaining ties with the West. He promised to govern Yugoslavia on the basis of mutual respect and said he would not join the Cominform or sever relations with non communist nations. He will take the oath tomorrow before a joint session as he seeks to dispel Western rumors of a shift in policy.
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Socialistic Alliance
Yugoslavia
Weather outlook for Miami Valley and Ohio forecast
Cloudy and warmer tonight in the Miami Valley with a low around 35. Tomorrow cloudy and colder with afternoon snow flurries and a high near 38. Middletown record lows of 28 earlier today and yesterday. AP five day Ohio forecast shows 6-8 degrees above normal through Wednesday with mixed rain and snow chances near Sunday and Wednesday.
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Associated Press
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British and French clash over postwar Germany plan
Berlin dispatch reports British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden proposed a five stage plan for a unified Germany and a freely negotiated peace. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault urged a United Nations disarmament conference after ending Indochina fighting, countering Molotov's call for a worldwide disarmament meeting including Red China. The exchange halted Western momentum for a German unification push.
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Anthony Eden
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Levi Rips the Labor Law Ideas
John L. Lewis denounces Eisenhower Taft Hartley proposals as pale palliatives and calls for repeal in toto of the 1947 labor management relations law. He declines to testify at hearings and criticizes amendments as increasing the felony on the American people, contrasting with 1952 campaign promises of genuine relief.
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John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
H. Alexander Smith
Smith
Senate Labor Committee
America
Britain to Open Trade Talks With Iron Curtain Partners
Britain plans official trade talks with Communist Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia to boost commerce in nonstrategic materials. A Hungarian delegation will meet in London in March. A Polish mission is expected next. British reps will visit Prague to renew a five year agreement with Czechoslovakia.
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Ling Yuan A Chinese POW Opposes Communism After Family Killings
Ling Yuan, 19 but appearing 15, a Chinese defector who fought under the Red banner in Korea, recounts his family being executed by Communist authorities in Chungking after their home cloth stock was confiscated. He adopted a new name, fled, and vows never to return to Communist rule despite his memories of war.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Ling Yuan
Red Banner
Korea
Szechwan
China
Nan Chu Men
Chungking
Chungng
Nan Chu
Montreal Razor Wielding Terrorist Strikes Again
Montreal police and psychiatrists describe the slasher as a sex maniac who attacked at opposite ends of the city. A 27-year-old woman reported a leg cut while waiting for a streetcar. A new twist had the assailant laughing at victims as fear spread. Schools closed early and residents flooded police with calls but leads remained unclear.
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Montreal
Mae Meikle
Government Probes of News Advertising and Publishing
Assistant Attorney General Stanley M. Barnes cites twin Justice Department probes of advertising and newspaper publishing associations. He notes the inquiry is broad, ongoing, and not yet a full-scale case, with possible connections to New York and Chicago and Sherman Act concerns.
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Cocoa and Tea Boom in Cincinnati Markets
In the Greater Cincinnati area merchants report booming cocoa and tea sales as coffee prices rise. An executive from a supermarket chain notes tea sales up 20 percent in some stores, while Marty Freeman of Freeman Foods says cocoa sales have tripled since the month began.
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Cincinnati
Marty Freeman
Freeman Foods
Jobless Now Total Over Two Million
The Census Bureau reported unemployment rose by about a half million from December to January, totaling an estimated 2,360,000 jobless. Employment fell roughly one million, with 59,800,000 employed in the week ending Jan. 9. Unemployment remains about 450,000 higher than a year ago, at 3.8 percent of civilian workers.
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Census Bureau
Momentous day in the life of a Middleton youth
Journal photographer Bill Weith narrates a sequence of pictures. Stan Meisler visits Washington School for a second grade class in operation. A crosswalk ban poll by John Fleming. coffee prices rising and impact on Middleton families are previewed for Sundays Journal.
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Washington School
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