Kennedy Plea on Mideast Faces Bipartisan Pushback
Sen. Kennedy warns that defeating the Middle East resolution would embarrass President Eisenhower, dismay friendly nations, and blunt U S warnings to the Soviets. He and four Democrats oppose stripping economic aid provisions from the measure while Dulles argues against a large spending program.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Middle East
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Church
Idaho
Carroll
Cole
Sparkman
Ala
Symington
Dulles
Senate
Russell
Byrd
Stennis
Miss
Anderson
Economic Assistance Authority
Egypt
United States
Britain
Nile
Russia
Middle Eastern
Cox Offers to Take Bribe in Masked Lobbyist Trap
Texas lawmaker James Cox faced a bribery probe as he allegedly agreed to take a $5,000 payoff to withdraw a naturopathy bill. House Speaker Waggoner Carr testified Cox sought police help after confessing the plan and threatening suicide. Cox later surrendered on $5,000 bond in Conroe.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representative
House
Wade Spilman
McAllen
Ed Watson
Bill Bradford
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Committee
Cox
Carr
How- San
Harmon
Texas
Carri
Lup
Conroe
Prisoner note found with new Texas license plates
In Abilene Doyle Roberts found a note between newly purchased plates reading Help, I'm being held prisoner. The plates are produced by the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville. The incident raises questions about the plate distribution system and possible security gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene, Tex
Doyle Roberts
Texas State Penitent
Huntsville
Nixon Wins Good Will In Africa
Vice President Nixon began a goodwill tour of eight African nations in Morocco with a 10 mile parade from Sale Rabat Airport welcomed by about 200000 Moroccans. Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and Morocco's premier joined the airport reception as Nixon sought to show American interest while negotiations over five strategic air bases continued.
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Rabat
Morocco
Nixon
Sale- Rabat
America
Moulay Hassan
Secret Service
United States
Chuckle Success Tied to Luck Says Critics
A witty quip suggests success hinges on luck rather than effort, noting how many fail despite attempt and how others praise chance as the deciding factor in outcomes.
Private Eye Details How Scandal Magazines Work
Los Angeles private detective Fred Otash testifies before a State Senate committee on sources for scandal magazines. He describes secret photographs of Anita Ekberg and suggests removing communists and sex deviates from cinema to eliminate scandal. A $350,000 anti scandal fund and radio listening devices are discussed. Otash notes he photographed Ekberg and that Confidential magazine used his agency.
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Los Angeles
State Senate
Fred Otash
Anita Ekberg
Otash
Senate
Tial
Husky
Anita
Edwin Regan
Weaverville
Miss Ekberg
Anthony Steel
Lewis
Stolen jewels recovered from actress Francesca de Scaffa residence
Mexico City authorities recovered jewels stolen from the apartment of actress Francesca de Scaffa while she attended a bullfight. De Scaffa had reported the theft at valued $320,000, but police estimated the recovered value at about $40,000.
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Mexico City
Francesca de Scaffa
Bruce Cabot
Miss de Scaffa
Weather outlook with chilly weekend forecast
March enters the scene with a calm forecast for the weekend. Partly cloudy skies and little temperature change are expected with highs near 38 degrees and overnight lows around 24. February ended with a 37 degree high and 24 degree low as rainfall measured 3.16 inches for the month.
Israel to Spell Out Troop Withdrawal Plan at UN
Israel goes before the General Assembly to outline plans to pull back troops from the Sharm el Sheikh Aqaba coast and the Gaza Strip in line with February resolutions. Western allies urge a UN force and administration in Gaza while Arab states demand unconditional withdrawal and oppose binding concessions.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
Israel
General Assembly
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Aqaba
United States
France
U.N
Gaza
Strip
Washington
Egypt
Cairo
Mahmoud Fawzi
Assembly
Middle East
Dust Storm Strikes United Airlines Flight Near Hawaii
A United Airlines plane 50 miles at sea from Honolulu encountered a dust storm about 6,000 feet high. Pilot Paul Reeder, with 15 years of Hawaii flights, said the dust clouds were unlike any before. Meteorologists said the dust did not originate from Hawaii, noting off‑direction winds.
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Honolulu
United Air Lines
Paul Reeder
Hawaii
Phone Company Not A Censor
Alabama Supreme Court says Southern Bell cannot be forced to stop a rival from calling a married man. The wife’s appeal to cut off or monitor the rival’s calls was denied.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Soviets Aid Japanese Ship Freed From Antarctic Ice
Tokyo reports the Japanese expedition ship Soya, aided by the Soviet icebreaker Oh, reached open sea today after being trapped in Antarctic ice since February 17.
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Tokyo
Soya
Antarctica
Suez Pact Rejected By Nasser
New York Times dispatch from Cairo reports Egyptian President Nasser dismisses the UN backed six principles for Suez Canal operation. He told King Saud the British French invasion nullified Egypt’s agreement and Hammarskjold’s framework remains the basis for any settlement. The six principles covered neutrality of canal operations, free transit, Egyptian sovereignty, tolls by treaty, canal development share, and dispute arbitration.
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New York
New York Times
Cairo
Nasser
Suez Canal
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez
Hammarskjold
U. N
Security Council
Fire Guts Two Hotels in Asbury Park Ocean blaze hits three vacant setups
A spectacular early morning fire destroyed the 150 room Columbia Hotel and damaged a neighboring two room boarding house and a garage in Asbury Park. Acting Fire Chief De Sarno put losses at over 500000 dollars. Two more resorts in Atlantic City, the Merion and the Sunny Seas, were also vacant and closed for winter.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Columbia
Commodore
Michael de Sarno
Atlantic City
Merion
Sunny Seas
Fire kills seven in refugee settlement near Saigon
Seven people died and thousands lost shelter after a large fire at a refugee settlement eight miles from Saigon. About 1500 housing units were destroyed in the blaze.
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Saigon
Porter calls for probe into Trujillo terror network
Rep. Porter of Oregon urged the House Foreign Affairs Committee to investigate Generalissimo Trujillo's alleged network of terror in the United States. He cited disappearances of Gerald Murphy and Jesus Galindez and said Trujillo's tactics extend beyond the Dominican Republic, prompting Capitol area security concerns.
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WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST _ WASHINGTON
Rep. Porter
D-Ore
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Generalissimo Trujillo
Dominican Republic
United States
Porter
Trujill
House
Oregon
Capitol
Trujillo
White House
Congress
Gerald Lester Murphy
Eugene
Ore
Murphy
Jesus Galindez
Columbia University
Galindez
New York
New Jersey
Ciudad Trujillo
Takeover Plot Tangles Teamsters Pinball Ring In Portland
Portland gamblers and pinball operators alleged a scheme to seize gambling and vice control with Teamsters influence. James B. Elkins testified that Stanley Terry paid Frank W. Brewster $10 000 to resume pinball operations, aiding a bid to oust Acme Amusement. Indictments were issued against Elkins and others, including William Langley.
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Washington
Senate
Portland
Ore
James B. Elkins
Stanley Terry
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Elkins
Acme Amusement Co
Whcih
Clyde Crosby
Teamsters Oregon
Put Union
Subcommittee
Acme
Kennedy
Terry
Brewster
Oregon
William Langley
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