Kefauver Poised for Nomination in California Primary
Sen Estes Kefauver travels California seeking momentum after wooing pro Stevens on forces in Minnesota. He vows victory in the California primary to seal his bid while Stevenson regroups in Chicago amid Florida and California clashes for May and June.
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Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
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Florida
Alaska
District of Columbia
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Texas
Long Beach
Johnson
Stevenson
Dark Horse
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Frankfort
Chandler
Cincinnati Times-Star
Eisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Portland
Clinton D. Wallace
Talks Resume In Westinghouse Strike Impasse
Negotiators from Westinghouse and UE meet today to end a 15 day walkout by more than 10 500 workers across 10 plants over wages contract length and wage plans. Some IVE locals vote to accept terms at Sharon plant while IVE charges to NLRB.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Westinghouse
South Philadelphia
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Sharon
IVE
Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
Ugley Women’s Institute renames club for simplicity
In Ugley England the local ladies club will drop the prefix Ugley to become the Women’s Institute Ugley, citing ease of use. Members say the name change ends repeated explanations that the word is not a slur and should simply stand as Ugley.
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Ugley
England
Women's Institute
Ugley Brongh
Ugley Women's Institute
Dulles Urges Bold Push for Foreign Aid Against Communism
Secretary of State Dulles told Americans the administration will fight to pass a expanded foreign aid program as a vital weapon against communism. He spoke after a three week Asia tour, noting optimism despite Soviet and Chinese tactics and warning of danger in Formosa. He urged support for a 4.9 billion dollar package and up to 100 million annually for long term projects, stressing U.S. aims for independence and improvement of free nations.
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Dulles
Asia
Far East
Formosa
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Moscow
Peiping
ADA Chief Takes Rap At Lausche
ADA national chairman W Joseph Rauh Jr. charges Senate leader Lyndon Johnson has driven Democrats to their lowest point in 25 years by mimicking the Eisenhower era. He also attacks Ohio Governor Lausche as a front running Democratic dark horse and mid point in the presidential contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
W.joseph L Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower
Rauh
ADA
Congress
Iseclf
Republians
Johnson
Frank J. Laeusche
Lausche
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Guv. Lausche
Richard Any
Washington
YMCA Receives 500000 Gift From Rockefeller Jr
New York YMCA officials announced a $500,000 gift from John D. Rockefeller Jr. to support program expansion and facilities. The donation underscores ongoing philanthropy from the Rockefeller family in urban community services.
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New York
YMCA
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Negroes' Time To Gain Rights Editor Claims
Detroit report from Emory Jackson, Birmingham World editor, addressing a National Association for the Advancement of Colored People meeting. He argues Southern Negroes must push for civil rights now, criticizing a stop and wait approach and noting the Montgomery bus boycott as proof of determined effort for change.
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Detroit
Emory
Jackson
Birmingham
The
National Assn.e For the Advancement of
South
Montgomery
Smoke Victims Live Wag Tails
Firemen extinguished a house fire in SAN PEDRO CALIF and revived five Pomeranian puppies using respirators. Mrs. Peter Gyokers left an electric iron on before work. Damage estimated at $1,000.
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San Pedro
Calif
Peter Gyokers
Bomb Victim Photos Stir Tokyo Row At Hi roshima Exhibit
Photographs of atomic bomb victims were briefly draped and then re displayed at the Family of Man exhibition in Tokyo amid protests. Organizers cited local furor and claimed the move was not for His Majesty alone. Edward Steichen in New York denied involvement and urged removal of any such images as adding insult.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Hirohito
Edward Steichen
New York Museum of Modern
New York
Steichen
Pakistan Crowd Crush Kills 35 During Republic Day Celebrations
In Rawalpindi, 35 people died and over 60 were injured as crowds stampeded on an overpass during Republic Day celebrations. Women and children are among the dead in the northern Punjab city.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Punjab
Bombs Disrupt Guatemala University Parade
Police investigate bomb assault during a university parade that lampooned the government and church injuring at least 30 people with four in serious condition. Eyewitnesses saw two bombs thrown from a rooftop amid the annual event cited by Archbishop Mariano Rossell Arellano as sacrilegious.
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Guatemala
Mariano Rossell Arellano
Fund Launched To Pay Pastor's Boycott Fine
The Asbury Park Press started a campaign to raise money to pay the $500 fine and court costs of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. for leading a boycott on Montgomery buses. Editor Wayne D. McMurray announced a goal of $1,000 with excess aiding legal costs, while calling segregation un-American and undemocratic.
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Montgomery
Ala
New Jersey
Asbury Park Press
Wayne D. McMurray
Martin Luther King Jr
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Montgomery City Lines Inc
King
Asbury Park
Ike's Busy Attack Six Months After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower, six months after suffering a heart attack, campaigns for re election. He has resumed many duties, limited earlier, and plans a first ball appearance at the Washington New York opening game and a possible Augusta vacation. The pace shows both renewed vigor and ongoing debate over his part time presidency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
Jod
White House
United Service Organization Workers
New York
James C. Hagerty
Augusta
Boy’s Repeat Venture Fatal in Newark Bay
In Jersey City the 13-year-old John Forgos drowned after a rowboat he shared with his cousin capsized in Newark Bay. Police and emergency crews recovered his body while the cousin was saved from the water. The incident followed a prior rescue when the same boy had previously been helped from a filling boat in the bay.
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Jersey City
Newark Bay
John Forgos
Overseas Tour Canceled by Symphony Head Denies Infiltration
New York Symphony of the Air chief rejects communist allegations as unfounded. State Department canceled a planned Asia goodwill tour after an FBI inquiry found derogatory information on about three of the orchestra’s hundred members.
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Fred 8
Hoffman Washington
New York Symphony
State Department
Asia
David Walter
Symphony of the Air
Walter
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Robinson Mellvaine
FBI
Arturo Toscanini
National Broadcasting Co
McIlvaine
Rooney
D-Ny
Appropriations Committee
Far East
Orchestra
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