Dulles Sees Hope Israel Will Withdraw Gaza Forces
Secretary of State Dulles voiced hope Israel will comply with the UN resolution demanding withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area. He said the United States would defend Israel if Russia moves to destroy it, and dismissed resigning amid recent attacks.
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Washington
Dulles
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Red China
Sixteen Conventions Slated For Monroe In 1957
Monroe plans sixteen conventions in 1957 per Loveless of the Chamber of Commerce conventions committee. Two have already been held and more may come. Readout lists February 27 Dr Pepper College of Knowledge with 150 registrants and March events including Louisiana Stationers Association and Children of the American Revolution.
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Monroe
C. W. Loveless
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Loveless
Dr. Pepper ‘‘College of Knowledge
Louisiana Stationers Association
Children of the American Revolution
Tulane
Louisiana Welfare Association
Supreme Soviet opens debate on Soviet foreign policy
The Supreme Soviet began its first session after Poland and Hungary upheavals with a joint agenda on foreign policy and the amended five year plan and 1957 budget. Key leaders attended while Zhukov was touring India and observers expected a quiet opening.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Poland
Hungary
L Georgi Zhukov
India
Lazar Kaganovich
Georgi Malenkov
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Council of Nationalities
St. Andrews
Kremlin
Presidium
Klimenti E. Voroshilov
Anastas Mikoyan
United Press
V. Latsin
Council of the Union
Shepilov
London
ICC Grants Rate Hike For Southern Railroads
The Inter state Commerce Commission approved a 5 percent freight rate increase for Southern railroads after a petition for a 7 percent emergency hike following wage rises. Carriers argued 7 percent was too low and sought a total 15 percent boost, about 170 million dollars annually, with the Southern Railway System and Piedmont Northern among those affected.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
ICC
Southern Railway System
South
Piedmont & Northern
Committee Targets Illegitimacy Welfare Costs in Louisiana
A Louisiana legislative committee led by Rep. Walter A. Chachere examined the welfare impact of unwed mothers who repeatedly bear illegitimate children. They questioned the cost to taxpayers, citing $23.41 per month per dependent child and a $62,000 annual bump from illegitimate births at E A Conway hospital.
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Louisiana
Walter A. Chachere
Winnsboro
Chachere
Franklin Parish
Senate
Louisville Avenue
Lawrence Gibbs
Monroe
O. C. Sill
Sill
Jacob Lantz
Mary Evelyn Parker
News-Star
E. A. Conway Hospital
James R. Brignac
Denham Springs
Marvin Roberts
Logansport
John S. Nelson
Port Allen
Charles E. Deichmann
New Orleans
Deichmann
Union Ouster At Showdown In AFL-CIO Leadership Battle
AFL CIO Executive Council prepared to hear ouster charges against three unions the Allied Industrial Workers Laundry Workers and Distillery Workers in a dispute over corruption accusations from 1955 Senate probes. A peace meeting between AFL and CIO factions followed with George Meany calling the session constructive.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFLC10
Interunion
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Senate
AFL
CIO
AFL Cio
George Meany
Is That So Doctor White Links Fatty Foods to Heart Ailments
Dr Paul Dudley White, the president Eisenhower's heart specialist, warned fatty foods may drive heart disease in the nation during a Heart Association fund drive dinner. The menu featured turkey dressing brown gravy mashed potatoes with butter and pumpkin pie with whipped cream.
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ST. Louis Wi
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Heart Association Fund
Southland Paper Mills Raise Newsprint Price
The Southland Paper Mills, Inc. announced a $4 per ton price increase on newsprint, effective March 1, making it the latest supplier to raise prices as several others had already done.
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News-Star
Lufkin
Tex
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
Southland
Mother Charged In Deaths Of Children
Chicago police say a young mother left notes confessing she drowned her three children and attempted suicide. The bodies of 3 year old twins Deborah Lynn and Cora Lynn and their 5 year old brother John were found in a Park Ridge home. Beverly Puetz, 27, remains hospitalized after a gas stove attempt and notes describe a long breakdown. Richard Puetz, the children's father and a shop manager, aided police and described her fragile state after a recent visit with relatives in Iowa. Police issued a murder warrant and ordered a mental examination.
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Chicago
Park Ridge
Richard M. Puetz
Beverly
Puetz
Hume
Edward Lundberg
Willis Jones
Bonaparte
Iowa
Charles Richards
Beverly Puetz
Self
Seek Cause Of Disaster
State and federal mine inspectors moved into Bishop Virginia to determine the cause of an earth warning explosion that entombed 37 men in the Pocahontas Fuel Co mine on the West Virginia border. Officials said a gas explosion killed the men and rescue crews recovered bodies after hours of search through smoke and gas.
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Bishop
Pocahontas Fuel Co
West Virginia
W. A. Fullerton
Jailed For Theft Of Container In Florida
A 40yearold Ponchatoula Louisiana man identified as Lt Col Dwight T Robinson was jailed six months for stealing a March of Dimes container from a service station. Sheriff Turner said the man gave no explanations and claimed Air Force officer status. Vernon Huller of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service in Atlanta confirmed an officer with a similar ID was on a field trip in Florida.
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Bronson
Fla. 1
Ponchatoula, la
Air Force
J. W. Turner
Dwight T. Robinson
Ponchatoula
Washington
Vernon Huller
Army and Air Force Exchange Service
Atlanta
Robinson
Florida
Mystery Soviet Minister Vyacheslav Malyshev Identified
Moscow sources say Vyacheslav A. Malyshev, 54, Soviet minister of machine building and former deputy premier, is the mystery patient treated in Moscow with West German expert Dr. Hans Schulten. Censors delayed confirmation of his identity.
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Moscow
Vyacheslav A. Malyshev
Hans Schulten
Schulten
Malyshev
Energy Commission
Stalin
Communist Party
Russia
Maxim C. Saburov
M. G. ‘Pervukhin
Celler Accuses Foes of Obstruction Over Civil Rights Hearings
Chairman Celler charged opponents with obstructing House Judiciary Committee hearings on civil rights. Republican Keating warned of a concerted effort to delay, proposing extended or evening sessions to finish by Thursday. Celler indicated hearings might extend if state officials testify, while Colmer’s objection sparked the dispute.
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Washington
Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Rep. Keating
New York
Republican
Congress
House
Senate
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Eisenhower
Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
McCormack
Massachusetts
Keating
Willis
D-La
Racial tensions rise in Brookhaven after attacks
Brookhaven Mississippi police tightened patrols amid a pattern of attacks on white women. A Negro intruder was spotted in a boarding house kitchen, while similar assaults left one victim with severe injuries. Rewards were posted for information, and a response from local Negro citizens offered to match funds. Police denied reports of an armed camp as they increased liaison among city, county, and state units in a 10,000 population town with roughly 30 percent Black residents.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Mississippi
C. C. Casey
State Highway Patrol
Carrie Smith
Martin Walker
Orders Probe Into Beatings
NEW ORLEANS Assistant Police Supt Guy Banister ordered an investigation into claims by two 19 year old youths that police beat them. The youths Louis D Angelo and Richard Rogers were arrested after a prison inmate said they committed burglaries. Banister said bruises were found and the FBI was called to probe possible civil rights violations. All officers linked to the case were ordered to appear before William McNamara.
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New Orleans
Guy Banister
Louis D'Angelo
Richard Rogers
Banister
FBI
Rogers
D’angelo
William McNamara
New Cooperative Group Forms to Study Cancer Chemotherapy
Dr. I S Ravdin of Philadelphia announced the formation of the Surgical Adjutant Study group a 20 surgeon cooperative sponsored by the National Cancer Institute to study chemotherapy for cancer The group aims to find agents that destroy cancer cells without harming normal cells and marks the first coordinated effort of its kind by leading surgeons and medical staff at a sectional College meeting in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
I. S. Ravdin
Philadelphia
Board of Regents
American College of Surgeons
Ravydin
Eisenhower
Surgical
National Cancer Institute
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