Dulles Warns U S Against Split World Deal in Berlin
Secretary of State Dulles pledges in New York against any plan to divide world power between Moscow and the Western powers. He says the United States will negotiate in Berlin for German unification and Austrian liberation and emphasizes mass retaliation as a deterrent while urging bi party support for strategic aims.
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Berlin
Moscow
Council of Foreign Relations
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Free World
Eisenhower
Korea
European Defense Community
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EDC
Truman
Europe
National Security Council
Eisenhower Defends Farm Plan Faces Congress Decision
President Eisenhower defended his farm program as politically feasible and left labor ballot timing to Congress. He said his 1954 program aims for stable, prosperous agriculture and declined to specify ballot timing, urging Congress to determine details.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Six Die in Fighter Crash Rips Through Long Beach Neighborhood
An Air Force F86 Sabre crashed in Signal Hill area Long Beach California in dense rain. six people died and four were injured two seriously. Maj. Robert A Blair 34 Omaha Nebraska was among the dead. The crash destroyed three homes and damaged a fourth triggering gas explosions and a heart attack death of an elderly man.
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Long Beach
Calif
Air Force
Signal Hill
Maj
Robert A. Blair
Omaha
Neb
Dorothy McCormick
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Maj. Blair
Shirley Roberts
Douglas
Shirley Ledbetter
Stephen Louis Shoup
Grace Miller
Ernest G. Bailey
Reporter Barred At Bastrop Library Meeting
Matt Sheley editor of the Bastrop Enterprise was barred from a Morehouse Parish Library Board executive session after attending the budget discussion. Board President James Madison ordered him to leave while remarks about secret meetings were noted.
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Bastrop
Matt Sheley
Bastrop Enterprise
Morehouse Parish
Sheley
Madison
McCarthy Pushes 100 Per Cent Farm Parity Plan
Senator McCarthy proposes a 100 per cent parity price goal for a new farm program. He argues government supports should rise above 90 per cent parity, potentially above 100, while noting no fight with President Eisenhower. The issue sparked debate among Republicans at a recent conference as they discuss farm price supports and parity.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Eisenhower
Date Set for Trial of Monroe Detectives
District Attorney Fred Fudickar Jr announced the January 22 trial date for Monroe detectives Billy J. McBride and Floyd Van Jr in Fourth District Court. A bill of information charges McBride Van and Van's brother Bernard with simple battery. Bernard remains at large. The detectives are on $250 bonds posted by a local businessman to avoid extra trials and potential appeals to district court.
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Fred Fudickar, Jr
Monroe
Billy J. McBride
Floyd van, Jr
Fourth District Court
Camile Gravel
Van
Bernard
Bernard van
Fudickar
Fourth District
Drive Against Polio Declared Critical This Year
Mrs. Beatrice Wright, assistant director of women's activities for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, told Ouachita Parish Mothers' March leaders that this is the most critical year in the 16 year history of the March of Dimes. She noted a desperate eagerness in the current drive and recalled her own polio illness. The meeting at First Methodist Church brought together parish, city and sectional chairmen to plan the Sunday January 24 event.
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Beatrice Wright
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Wright
Witness In Custody in Reuther Shooting Case
Donald Ritchie, key witness sought for five days, surrendered in Preston Ontario and waived extradition to the United States. Detroit Police Commissioner says Ritchie to be transferred at Windsor while Betty White is released.
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Ont
Detroit
Donald Ritchie
Reuther
Michigan
Ontario
Thacerl Noe
Ritche
Donald Leonard
Ritchie
United States
Windsor
Betty White
USS
Wayne County
Gerald O’brien
Fifth Suspect In Houston Robbery Caught In Orleans
NEW ORLEANS Jan 13 fifth suspect in the $57 000 robbery of the Houston National Bank was arrested here. Nick J. Mitchell 43 denied involvement as FBI and Orleans Parish officers held him for federal authorities. James Mitchell 22 and his 18 year old wife were arrested in New Orleans after the New Year s Eve robbery. Mitchell s elder claimed he drove them.
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Houston National Bank
Nick J. Mitchell
Donald Allen
John J. Grosch
Orleans Parish
Mitchell
Houston
James Mitchell
FBI
Alben
John Navarro
Helicopters Aid Austrian Avalanche Rescue Effort
The US Air Force sent helicopters from Germany to assist Austrian ground teams in the Blons Fontanella Baden region of Vorarlberg after massive snow slides buried two villages. Casualties were uncertain, with estimates ranging but potentially high, as remote areas hinder communications. Switzerland, Italy, and Germany also reported deaths or missing persons.
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US Air Force
Austria
Germany
Blons - Fontanella
Baden
Vorarlberg
Switzerland
Italy
Citizens Confront Sleet and Icicles After Freeze
Residents awoke to icy cars and sleet on window sills after a Tuesday night freeze. Civil Aeronautics officials forecast continued cloudiness and possible sleet after 2 p.m. for Monroe and nearby areas, with an Arkansas north Louisiana and Mississippi region forecast of cloudy skies and east to northeast winds around 15 mph. The temperature hovered around 27 degrees at daybreak, rising to about 28 by 9:30 a.m.
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Selman Field
Monroe
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Mercury
Parush Police Jury weighs stock law revisions and court duties
Ouachita parish officials urge revision of the stock law effective January 1. District Attorney Fred Fudickar Jr says sheriffs cannot enforce fully state law and recommends appointing a man to seize roaming stock. A five member committee will study enforcement, impounding placement, and disposal methods, meeting with Fudickar. The group also approves J. S. Brice to manage courthouse elevator. Debate over centralizing road maintenance continues, with strong remarks among members.
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Ouachita Parish
Fred Fudickar, Jr
Sheriffs Department
Fudickar
Caddo Parish
G. P. Avant
Ward
Pres. A. E. Montgomery
F. G. Studdard
Robert W. Irby
C. A. Kincaid
W. O. Roberts
Hilton Owens
J. S. Brice
Court House
Movy
Eisenhower outlines surprise element in new defense plan
President Eisenhower reaffirmed a defense policy built on swift retaliation and surprise strikes, emphasizing use of modern weapons and places of our choosing. Secretary Dulles stressed meeting aggression instantly, potentially with atomic bombs, while moving away from mass troop deployments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Council On Foreign Affairs
New York
Dulles
Russia
China
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Plan Outline Of Case On James Cooper
Prosecution lawyers prepared to outline their case against James L. Cooper a 43 year old French Quarter restaurateur charged with murdering his estranged socialite wife Amelia Woolfolk Cooper. The state seeks the death penalty. The trial follows a five and half hour jury selection with 71 state and 11 defense witnesses listed and many prominent local participants.
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New Orleans
James L. Cooper
Edward Haggerty Jr
Cooper
Amelia Woolfolk
Diddie) Cooper
Tulane
Allison Trelles Wheeler
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