Soviet Leaders Move Toward Full Cold War Posture
AP analysis notes Khrushchev and Bulganin threaten a renewed cold war on two fronts. They attack the United States and Tito while warning of a coming atomic hydrogen clash in the Middle East. The speeches hint at internal anxiety and a return to Stalinist rhetoric.
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Middle East
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
U. S
Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Bulgaria
Stalin
L. P. Beria
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hungary
Poland
Imre Nagy
Bulgarin
U.S.S.R
Suez Canal Plan Aims for Interim 50 50 Tolls
Four nations propose interim operation of the Suez Canal with Egypt to receive half tolls. Plan envisions tolls paid to the World Bank or UN, with 50 percent credited to Egypt and 50 percent held until a final settlement. Opening target March 10 for vessels up to 10 000 tons amid uncertain timeline. Deputy Undersecretary Katzin to Egypt for clearance talks as tensions rise over Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y.sa
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Suez Canal
Liv
United States
Britain
France
Norway
Hammarskjold
World Bank
U. N
Gulf of Aquaba
Israel
Suez
London
Suez Canal Co
Paris
U.N
Alfred G. Katzin
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Freezing Weather To Persist In Illinois Through Friday
Sunny days gave way to continued freezing conditions across Illinois with the U S Weather Bureau predicting the pattern will hold through Friday. Saturday and Sunday are expected to bring warmth before a return to colder conditions Monday. At Pyatt Weather Station the 9 am temperature stood at 24 degrees after a Tuesday night low of 8 below. Yesterday’s high reached 26 degrees and light snow is possible Thursday or Thursday night with rain or snow likely again Sunday.
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Illinois
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pyatt
Governor Signs $77 811 Grant for County Fairgrounds
Springfield Illinois Gov Stratton signed a law allocating 77 811 dollars as the state's share for rehabilitating county fairgrounds.
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Springfield
Ill
Stratton
Major Bills Filed In Illinois General Assembly
Gov. Stratton seeks June primary and appointive auditor and treasurer plans while Republicans push competing measures. The assembly saw 72 new bills including a building authority to borrow for education and welfare projects and a public defender for larger counties.
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Springfield
Ill
Stratton
Illinois General Assembly
John Lewis
Marshall
House
Arthur Bidwill
River Forest
George Drach
Senate
Sam Shapiro
Chankakee
Shapiro
Illinois Building Authority
Bert Baker
Hayes and Studyvin to face circuit court Thursday
Charles William Hayes 22 of Chicago and Clinton Studyvin 138 Coal City set to appear in Grundy County Circuit Court Thursday. Hayes pleads not guilty to grand larceny and malicious mischief. faces jury trial or trial by circuit judge if plea stays not guilty. Studyvin previously pleaded guilty to burglary, received a suspended sentence, and will have a probation hearing. Attorneys Hermes Kitsos and James Peacock represent the defendants.
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Charles William Hayes
Chicago
Clinton Studyvin
Coal City
Grundy County
Hayes
Studgvin
Vilt Wins Nomination in Braceville Republican Caucus
Joseph Vilt won the Braceville township supervisor nomination defeating D R Campbell by 19 to 32 votes in a Republican caucus. Carl Zaccaria William Unger Jr and Norbert McLuckie were named Justice of the Peace candidates and Fred Hanfelt secured the constable nomination.
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Coal City
Joseph Vilt
Braceville Township
D. R. Campbell
Vilt
Campbell
Carl Zaccaria
William Unger Jr
Norbert McLuckie
Fred Hanfelt
Satchmo Expresses Calm After Knoxville Dynamite Blast
Louis Armstrong calmly dismissed a dynamite blast outside Chilhowee Park as “just the phone” during a Knoxville jazz concert. No injuries or major damage. about 3 000 in attendance, including 2 000 whites and 1 000 Negroes. The show continued as Armstrong and his combo resumed near Back o Town Blues before a Columbia South Carolina date.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Louis Satchmo Armstrong
Chilhowee Park
Armstrong
O’ Town
Columbia
S. C
Holderman Renamed in Caucus Vote
Goose Lake Township Republican caucus held Tuesday afternoon 1 to 2 p.m. at Goose Lake Town Hall. Results announced by town clerk Walter J. Phillips list winners: Supervisor John E. Holderman incumbent Assessor John Pogliano Town Clerk Walter J. Phillips Constable Lyle E. Moore Justices Glenn F. Larson and William C. Peart. Wauponsee Township caucus rescheduled for Thursday 2 to 3 p.m. at Wauponsee Town Hall.
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Republican Party
Goose Lake Township
Goose Lake
Walter J. Phillips
John E. Holderman
John Pogliano
Lyle E. Moore
Glenn F. Larson
William C. Peart
GOP
Wauponsee Township
Wauponsee Town Hall
Wauponsee
Morris Streets Get New Look
Morris streets receive a spring cleaning under M. M. Matteson as the street department clears debris and cinders from winter. The annual program aims to restore a neat appearance after heavy snow damage and littering.
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Morris
M. M. Matteson
Turkish lieutenant sentenced to life for spying
In Ankara, a second lieutenant in the Turkish army reserve received a life prison term for espionage on behalf of the Soviet Union. The case highlights Cold War tensions as authorities state the officer provided confidential information to Moscow.
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Ankara
Turkey
Eisenhower weighs sanctions amid Middle East crisis
President Eisenhower met with congressional leaders to discuss the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba dispute and potential U N sanctions on Israel. He announced a live national address from 8 to 8 30 p m CST. The session produced no final plan but indicated openness to U N action.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U. N
Sen. Knowland
California
Egypt
Dukes
Johnson
Texas
Dulles
United States
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