Priest Exiled from Soviet Union Bids Moscow Farewell
In Moscow American priest Father Bissonnette said farewell at a final Mass before expulsion from the Soviet Union. Diplomats and worshippers, including ambassadors' spouses, filled the chapel as authorities ordered his passport withdrawn and set a deadline to leave by Saturday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
George Bissonnette
Central Falls
R.I
Russia
Father Bissonette
U.S
Boris
United States
Father Bissonnette
St. Marie de Francais
Helsinki
Louis F. Dion
Father Dion
Assumption College
Worcester
Mass
Inhalator Squad Responds To One Name
In Lansing Michigan Harry Cove, 96, a retired lumber dealer with severe artery hardening, repeatedly lapses into unconsciousness and requires oxygen. Yesterday marked the 150th emergency call in eight years, and a shout of his name triggers the inhalator squad into action.
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Lansing
Mich
Harry’s
Harry Cove
Cove
Vwhere To Find It Prevent Forest Fires Keep Louisiana Green
A public notice urges residents to locate resources and actions to prevent forest fires and protect Louisiana’s greenery. It emphasizes community awareness and proactive steps to maintain forest health and reduce fire risk.
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Louisiana
Churchill Says U S Bases Could Strike Without Consult
London AP dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill stated U S planes based in Britain might launch a counterblow without prior consultation if a hydrogen bomb attack targets the island. Labor MPs pressed for precise terms of Britain U S base arrangements amid party leadership tensions.
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London
Churchill
United States
Britain
Reereer
Whuicill
UMS
House of Commons
Eisenhower
England
Kenneth Robinson
Robinson
U.S.A
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Attlee
Friendly Study Of Stock Market Underway Today
The Senate Banking Committee opens a friendly inquiry into the stock market with G Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange testifying. Chairman Fulbright frames the probe as education not accusation while Len Capehart signals vigilance for any skulduggery or rigging amid a continued price boom. The market closed higher with the AP average up to 162 and the boom dating to September 1953 reaches historic highs.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Funston
Senate Banking Committee
Fulbright D-Ark
Fulbright
Len Capehart
Indiana
New York Exchange
Associated Press
Continued Cloudy Weather Expected in Twin City Area
The Twin City area forecast calls for cloudy conditions throughout Thursday. Winds from the southwest at 12 mph, no rain expected, with a morning high of 73 and a low around 63.
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Twin City
C.A.A
IAM Picket Employs Elephants At Rohr Strike
Riverside Calif yesterday the International Association of Machinists used two rented elephants and two camels in a picket line at Rohr Aircraft Corp amid a dispute over arbitration terms. The animals wore signs reading We Won't Settle for Peanuts and It's Been a Long Dry Spell Without Arbitration.
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Riverside
Calif
International Assn. of Machinists
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Continuation of Traffic On Ouachita Urged
The Monroe West Monroe Chamber of Commerce heard that Ouachita river freight tonnage fell about 6,000 tons in the past year. Officials urged boosting annual river traffic to about 200 000 tons to sustain operation and growth. Low water has reduced loads, raising shipping costs and hindering channel improvement.
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The
Ouachita River Valley
Ouachita Valley
Thatcher
Ouacuita
Ouachica
Solon Rejects Ike Four Year House Term Plan
Representative Cordell Hull Celler of New York, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, dismissed President Eisenhower’s push for four year terms for House members as unlikely to gain traction. He argued the Constitution set two year terms for representatives and that the Founding Fathers intended frequent public input. Celler noted the two year term fits the balance with six year Senate and four year Presidency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Rep
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Celter
Odd Fellows Four Day Meet Opens in Monroe
About 450 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Louisiana and several out of state officers are expected for the 122nd annual Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Louisiana in Monroe March 6 to 9. Registration begins Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Hotel Frances lobby, with the first general session at 3 p.m. led by Clyde L. Pohl. Reverend H. M. Roach will give the invocation. welcome addresses will come from Monroe Mayor John E. Coon and West Monroe Mayor J. Allen Norris.
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Odd Fellows
Clyde L. Pohl
H. M. Roach
Swartz Baptist Church
Monroe
John E. Coon
J. Allen Norris
West Monroe
Public school civics program stumps Riverdale mayor
Riverdale officials field a question from eighth grader Bill Cutler during a civics program. Mayor Robert C. Jones is asked, If the mayor is kidnapped who pays the ransom, leaving him momentarily stumped.
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Riverdale
N.J
Robert C. Jones
Bill Cutler
Volcanic Rupture Spreads Lava Across Hawaii Island
Massive underground eruptions on Hawaii Island sent lava 200 feet high along a half mile crack and burned cane fields. About 400 residents evacuated while the National Guard aided around 100 others facing threatened escape routes near Kapoho.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
National Guard
Curtis Kamai
Kapoho
Major Barriers To Investments In L A Studied
The Inter-American Investment Conference focused on taxes as a key obstacle to private foreign investment in Latin America. Brazils Valentim F Boucas and Guatemala's Antonio Aycinena urged removal of double taxation while a panel led by Harvard law schools William S Barnes discussed tax factors shaping Latin American investment.
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New Orleans
Valentim F. Boucas
Brazil
Antonio Aycinena
Guatemala
William S. Barnes
Harvard Law School
Ellsworth C. Alvord
Top Commands In New German Army To Go To Anti Hitler Officers
West Germany plans to appoint top military leaders from among officers linked to the resistance against Hitler. Candidates include Gen Hans Speidel and Lt Gen Adolf Heusinger, with others such as Gen Ludwig Cruewell and Gen Hasso von Manteuffel mentioned as contenders for senior posts.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Hitler
Hans Speidel
Rommel
France
Gestapo
Tuebingen University
NATO
Adolf Heusinger
Heusinger
Armed Forces
Ludwig Cruewell
Desert
Afrika Corps
Hasso von Manteuffel
Hans Wenk
Berlin
Count Gerhard von Schwerin
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Adolf Galland
Tactical Air Force
Kremlin Shakes Up Leadership In Broad Government Reshuffle
The Soviet government undergoes a major shakeup led by Premier Nikolai Bulganin with 11 changes. Key moves include promotion of three Big Nine deputies to first deputy premier, new deputy premiers A P Zavenyagin M V Khrunichev V A Kucherenko and P T Lobanov, ministerial reshuffles in machine building Zavenyagin and Malyshev, fired coal chief A S Zasyadko and farm head A I Kozlov, and a demotion of I A Benediktovy to state farms.
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Tom Whitney
AP Foreign Staff
Nikolai Bulganin
Kremlin
I. Mikoyan
M. Z. Saburovo
M. G. Pervukhin
Bulgania
A. P Zavenyagin
M. V. Khrunichev
V. A. Kucherenko
P. T. Lobanov
Kucherenko
Lobanov
Zavenyagin
V. A. Malyshev
Russia
Malyshev
A. S. Zasyadko
State Farms
A. I. Kozlov
Zasyadko
A. N. Zademidko
I. A. Benediktovy
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress landslide in Andhra elections shocks rivals
In Andhra state, Congress won 62 of 85 seats as results poured in, stunning Communists who secured five seats, Praja Socialists five, and Independents 13. Nehru’s party celebrated an unexpected victory in the stronghold.
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New Delhi
India
Communist Party
Andhra
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehru
Communists
Praja Socialists
Bitter Floor Fight Looms On Tax Issue
Washington AP reports a Senate battle over the administration backed tax bill with Sen. Clements Kentucky signaling a delay until March 14. The bill now extends present corporate and excise rates beyond April 1 for one year, removing the $20 income tax cut originally approved by House Democrats. Senate Finance Chair Byrd Virginia says action should move by mid next week.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen. Clements
Kentucky
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Strike Set Against Two Networks
SAN FRANCISCO March 3 UP The National Association of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians Union CIO said a nationwide strike against National Broadcasting Co and American Broadcasting Co was imminent. The union represents radio and TV engineers script writers and editors. Membership rejected a new contract over fringe benefits and issues including wage scales for non technical workers jurisdiction over film production and editing for TV job security and contract length.
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San Francisco
National Association of Broadcast Employer and Technicians Union
CIO
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Cliff Rothery
Rothery
Dulles Warns China Not to Seize Formosa Islands
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Peiping regime to stop threats against Formosa. After a two hour meeting with Chiang Kai-shek, he signed formal ratification of the US China defense treaty and vowed to build up Nationalist forces. He urged UN and peace-loving nations to seek a solution while denying any talks on ROC territories without ROC cooperation.
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Taipei
Formosa
John Foster Dulles
Matsu
Quemoy
Dulles
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Washington
Chiang
Generalissimo
Grass Mountain
Peiping
United Nations
Republic of China
Russia
Engineers Plan Survey to Raise Water in Monroe Bayous
Louisiana Public Works engineers will map a plan to raise water levels in DeSiard Phillips and Bartholomew bayous around Monroe. Mayor John E. Coon said state engineers S. C. Smith and A. P. Andrews will conduct a survey and craft a feasible approach after a meeting with city and parish officials and local citizens.
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Louisiana Department of Public Works
Monroe
John E. Coon
Coon
S. C. Smith
A. P. Andrews
DeSiard
Phillips
Bartholomew
Wayne Huckaby
Frank Cline
Luther Harper
Monroe Dunlap
al Huey
C. C. Boardman
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