Compromise Sought As Benson Calls Farm Bill Unworkable
Senate leaders say Secretary Benson finds the omnibus farm bill unworkable and may veto it without changes. The bill passed 93 to 2, now goes to a House Senate conference for reconciliation amid sharp criticism and calls for March 29 delivery to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Senate Republi Publican
Knowland
Benson
Senate
California
White House
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
Senate House Conference Committee For
Congress
Bush
R-Conn
Flanders
R-Vi
Sen
Ives
R-Ny
House
Senate House
Ellender
D-La
Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Minnesota Vote Today A Key One
Minnesota votes center on the Democratic and Republican contests with Stevenson and Kefauver seeking 30 and 28 convention votes respectively. Eisenhower appears on the GOP ballot in name only as Knowland exits, while Kefauver runs largely without party support beyond informal helpers, gaining traction in rural areas.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
New Hampshire
Man Caught After 35 Years Elusion by Police
A Cleveland man identified as Hosia Lewis age 61 admitted escaping London Prison Farm on September 20 1920. He had lived as Clyde Wheeler for years, was sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary for life in 1915 for burglary, and later served 14 months in the South Pacific during World War II. He was fined 65 dollars for possession of policy slips and jailed, with custody to return to the prison farm.
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Cleveland
London
Hosia Lewis
Clyde Wheeler
Lewis
Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnati
Columbus
Scientific Investigation Unit
South Pacific
Military plane crashes near Dobbins Air Force Base landing
A T29 navigation trainer crashed two miles from the Dobbins runway near Marietta as it neared the base. The pilot sent a distress call shortly before the crash and the aircraft burned.
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Atlanta
Dobbins Air Force Base
Marietta
Dobbins
Malenkov Sees Kremlin Reform as End of Dictatorship
Former Soviet premier Georgi Malenkov told British Labour members at a London dinner that the Kremlin has cleaned up Russia and that dictatorship cannot return. He asserted collective leadership is established and noted dissent without betraying the leadership remains possible. In Moscow, Mikoyan and Pervukhin echoed the push to implement Congress directives at major factories.
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London
Georgi M. Malenkov
Kremlin
Russia
Malenkov
Labor
Richard Crossman
Stalin
Silverman
Britain
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nehru Plans July U S Visit For Talks With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Nehru of India will visit the United States in July for informal talks with President Eisenhower and other officials. The White House said Nehru will use the presidential plane Columbine III for the flight. The visit follows New Delhi protests over SEATO issues in Kashmir and aims at mutual interests.
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Washington
Nehru
India
United States
Eisenhower
White House
New Delhi
U. S
Columbine
London
SEATO
Pakistan
Kashmir
Karachi
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Frozen Woman Warming Up in Dayton After Found Unconscious
Annabel Butler, 55, admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital with a body temperature of 62.4 degrees, was reported in satisfactory condition as of today. Police found her Monday between two West Side Dayton houses and suspect a possible assault due to bruises.
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Dayton
Ohio
Annabel Butler
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Side
Ike's Foreign Aid Overhaul Sparks Congressional Debate
Congress weighs major changes to President Eisenhower's 4.86 billion foreign aid plan. House and Senate leaders question long term commitments and overall size while urging limits and private investment to spur development abroad. Military aid would total about three billion of the request.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Sen
Knowland
California
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Train Kills Man and Wife Found Dead in Akron
Police in Wadsworth say a factory worker Charles F. Keener 34 threw himself in front of an Erie Railroad train early today. His wife Dolores 27 was found dead at their home, partly clothed and strangled with an electric cord from a fan. Both worked at a match factory. Keener's car was near the crossing.
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Akron
Ohio
Wadsworth
Erie
Charles F. Keener
Dolores
Keener
Spring Warmth Ahead Then Mild Midweek
The forecast calls for fair today with a high near 40 and low around 30. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer weather with a high near 50 and a chance of scattered showers. Yesterday’s unofficial high was 34 and the morning low 16.
Turkish Cypriot Youths Stir Up New Mob Action
Gangs of Turkish Cypriot youths stormed Nicosia looting Greek shops after Greek attacks in Vasilia. Police used tear gas at Konak Square, mob of about 500 moved toward St Sophia Mosque, minimal restraint by police. British troops ringed the Turkish quarter as clashes spread across nearby streets and a Greek bus was stoned.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicosia
Vasilia
Konak
St. Sophia
Ahmed Zaim
Zaim
London
New York
Cyprus
Greece
Fazil Kucuk
Kucuk
Makarios
Union With Greece
Blizzard Strikes Northeast Death Toll Reaches 149
The blizzard born in West Virginia plowed up the New England coast ending near noon in Maine. The storm hit a 14 state area with 149 deaths mainly from traffic crashes and overexertion. New York City area saw 18 inches of snow plus a 13.5 inch hard core. many communities faced outages, evacuations, and travel paralysis.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
New England
Maine
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode
Long Island
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
New Jersey Turnpike
Bordentown
George Washington Bridge
Hudson River
Suffolk County
Long Iseland
New York City
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Jersey City
Newark
N.J
U S Pledges Backing for France in Algeria Crisis
U S Ambassador C Douglas Dillon told the French Diplomatic Press Assn that the United States backs France in seeking a liberal and equitable solution to Algeria’s nationalist uprising. He condemned violence, denied a U S rift with France, and urged liberal policy toward North African nationalists to avoid Arab World backlash.
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Paris
United States
France
Algeria
U. S
C. Douglas Dillon
Assn
North Africa
Tunis
Miami Shivers At 51 Degrees In March
Miamians shivered in 51 degree weather this morning the coldest for this date since records began in 1911. The prior record low for March 20 in Miami was 52 degrees set in 1928.
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Miami
Fla
Noncommittal US reaction to British French disarmament plan
London reports a generally favorable American initial response to a comprehensive British French disarmament plan. Harold Stassen signaled reservations, the U S delegation referred details to Washington, while the Soviet side offered no comment. The plan aims to limit conventional arms, future nuclear production, and create a global control system.
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London
Britain
France
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
U. N. Disarmamnt
Harold Stassen
U.S
Tion
Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Stassen
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
U. S
Red Switch Embarrasses Italy's Communist Leader
Rome. Palmiro Togliatti blasted non Communist comments on the Kremlin anti Stalin campaign calling commentators a mob of shrieking apes. He defended Stalin's legacy amid confusion in Italy's Communist ranks while I Messaggero reported Reds uneasy over the statue debate and its impact on rank and file.
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Rome
Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
Kremlin
Togliatti
L'Unita
Soviet Union
I Messaggero
Stalin
River Drops as Rain Forecast Reverses Trend
The Ohio River fell below Cincinnati’s 52 foot flood stage Monday night and continued to drop, with only minor damage reported. The Weather Bureau warned rainfall in the next two days could reverse the ebb, and roads in the basin remained blocked around Cincinnati and Portsmouth. The river is projected to fall to about 48.5 feet by Wednesday morning.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Portsmouth
IUE Wrangle Delays Westinghouse Strike Settlement
Washington James B Carey IUE president wrestled with the Westinghouse negotiating committee in a marathon session over a proposed five year settlement for 36 discharged workers and pay raises from 5 to 17 cents an hour plus pension and insurance gains. The plan backed by government negotiators was not yet approved as discussions resume and a rescheduled conference board meeting looms.
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Washington
James B. Carey
Westinghouse
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
IUE
John D. Blasier
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Georgi
By Eddy Gilmore
Tass
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikhail Pervukhin
The
Communist Party
Sir John Cockroft
Mie
Ly Scaal
Boston
Beacon Hill
Stooges
IUE Wrangle
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