Evacuations on Tachens Amid U S Navy Air Cover
The evacuation of civilians from North Tachens is complete with South Tachens to continue overnight under U S protection. U S 7th Fleet planes faced light anti aircraft fire near Yikiangshan but were not hit as warships and amphibious craft ship the mass move. President Eisenhower outlines a seven billion dollar emergency school program to fund federal loans grants and bonds to expand free education nationwide.
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Formosa
U.S
Alfred M. Pride
7Th Fleet
North Tachen Island
South Tachen Island
Jim Becker
Estes
Yikiangshan
The
Tachens
Red China
East China Sea
Lower
Tachen
U. S
Red
U S
Navy
Adm
Pride
Yu Shans
Washington
Eisenhower
Coffee Price Slashes by Major Chains in New York
Safeway cuts its Edwards vacuum packed to 92 cents, Nob Hill to 80 cents, Airway to 74 cents, with nationwide variation likely. A&P lowers prices up to 12 cents to 89 cents for vacuum-packed, 85 cents Bokar, 83 cents Red Circle, 79 cents 8 O Clock, reflecting a fall from August 1954 highs. Gristede Brothers and Grand Union also trim prices in New York and Connecticut.
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Safeway
Edwards
Nob Hill
Airway
A&p Food
A&p
Red Circle
Grand Union Co
Gristede Brothers
Connecticut
Spurned Suitor Surrenders After Fatal Shooting
A spurned suitor surrendered to police after a daylong chase that ended with the fatal shooting of Walter Henry and the gunpoint abduction of ex girlfriend Lorraine Rodgers. Russell Winterbottom, 33, turned himself in from a relative’s Tur tle Creek home. Rodgers, 20, said to have been forced into a car at gunpoint, witnessed the event.
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Russell Winterbottom
Turtle Creek
Lorraine Rodgers
Winterbottom
Walter W. Henry
Miss Rodgers
LaRosa Quits Des Moines Auto Show Abruptly
Julius LaRosa left Des Moines after a notice of possible $200000 damages for breach of his eight day auto show contract. He cited illness and throat trouble and headed home by air. Des Moines Automobile Assn and Grossman Entertainment expect a replacement, with Arthur Godfrey’s office contacted but no substitute found.
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Des Moines
Julius LaRosa
LaRosa
Des Moines Automobile Assn
Grossman Entertainment Service
Des Moines Auto Assn
Arthur Godfrey
John Planalp
Grossman Agency
New York
Godfrey
Newsmen
Jobless Rate Rises in January As Unemployment Grows
A winter lull in some sectors added 500000 to unemployment in January and could bring another 500000 this month. The monthly labor report shows 3347000 people, or 5.2 percent of the labor force, out of work in January.
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Washington
Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher Set June 17 Wedding
Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher announced their engagement last October and set June 17 for their wedding. The studio said the date is fixed though the location remains undecided, with California a possible venue.
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Debbie
Eddie Fisher
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
California
Defends Bill to Put Special Tax On Large Trucks
Rep. Carl Ringrenberg of Ames defends a bill to tax trucks with three or more axles based on miles traveled in Iowa. Rep. Morris and others introduced the measure despite opposition from the Iowa Motor Truck Assn. Ringrenberg cites interstate use and gas taxes as fund sources and notes Ohio’s similar law as workable.
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Des Moines
Carl H. Ringrenberg
Rames
Iowa House Roads Committee
Conway Morris
Dallas Center
Iowa
The
Iowa Motor Truck Assn
Ringgenberg
Jouwa
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Clarion approves 225000 bond for school addition
A bond issue of 225000 dollars for an addition to the Clarion schools was approved by a 564 to 87 vote on Monday.
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Eisenhower
Clarion
Court Will Place Twins Born to Delinquent Girl
The Iowa Supreme Court heard arguments on custody of twin boys born to Louise Mabitt of Henderson Iowa. The boys, about a year and a half, have been in the Miller family's Council Bluffs home since July 1953. The mother seeks placement at Annie Wittenmyer Home for Orphans in Davenport, claiming the Miller release was obtained by threats and coercion. The district court ordered transfer to Davenport via the Potawatamie County social welfare board. the Millers appealed.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Mitchellville
Louise Mabbitt
Henderson
Iowa
Harold G. Miller
Council Bluffs
Annie Wittenmyer
Davenport
Miller Home
Millers
Pottawattamie County
R. Kent Martin
Pottawattamie County Board of Social Welfare
Davenport coach resigns at St Ambrose College
Davenport athletic headlines report the resignation of 34 year old football coach Frank E. Brogger at St Am brose College. He calls the move in the school's best interest and the Rt Rev Msgr Ambrose J. Burke accepts the resignation as college president.
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Davenport
Frank E. Brogger
St. Ambrose College
Ambrose J. Burke
Delaware Supreme Court Rules Milford Board Overstepped on Desegregation
The Delaware State Supreme Court ruled Milford Board of Education had no legal right to admit 10 Negro pupils to tenth grade at an all white school last September because approval by the state board was not obtained. In Berlin an American soldier, Pvt William T Marchuk, 38, Norristown Pa, liberated from Vorkuta labor camp, is charged with desertion and leaking vital information to the Russians.
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Soviet Union
United States
Georgi M. Malenkov
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Marshall Nikolai A. Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
China
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U.N
Malenkov
Bulgarin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Communist Party Central Committee
Council of Ministers
VM Molotov
Suc
Dover
Del
Delaware State Supreme Court
Milford Board of Education
Delaware State Board of Education
Berlin
Vorkuta
U. S. Army
William T. Marchuk
Norristown
Dollar Day Sets Thursday Sales in Muscatine Stores
Muscatine merchants announce a semi annual Dollar Day event on Thursday February 10 with a wide range of special values. Shoppers are urged to review today's Journal advertisements, plan purchases, and visit local stores for one day only discounts.
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Muscatine
The
Muscatine Journal
Man Kills Wife and Children Then Commits Suicide
In Wheat Ridge suburb a 29 year old man Mitchell J Berkeley shot and killed his estranged wife Yvonne Berkeley and their two children Lindsey Ann eight and Tommy eleven months old in their bed at home then killed himself minutes later when confronted by deputies. The Berkeleys had been married ten years and Yvonne had filed for divorce recently.
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Denver
Wheat Ridge
Mitchell J. Berkeley
Carl Enlow
Berkeley
Yvonne Berkeley
Lindsey Ann
Tommy
Robert
Mitchell Berkeley
Enlow
Berkeleys
Negro joins National Press Club as first Black member
The National Press Club Board of Governors ratified Louis R. Lautier of Atlanta as the club's first Negro member. Lautier represents the Atlanta Daily World and the National Negro Press Association.
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National Press Club
Washington
The
Louis R. Lautier
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Daily World
National Negro Press Assn
Bill to Extend Draft Is Before House With No Opposition
A bill to extend the military draft for four years advances in the House with no concerted opposition and likely passage. The measure, approved 32 to 0 by the House Armed Services Committee, would run until mid-1959 with two changes limiting exemptions and second tours, while draft quotas run about 11,000 monthly. Senate action remains.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Armed Services
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Recall of Former Boyfriend in Coed Death Probed
A married student and former boyfriend of slain Anne Yarrow was recalled by police for renewed questioning in New York. Police say the 30-year-old Ernest Jackson is not a suspect though he knew Yarrow's hideout and was a classmate at NYU in a postgrad workshop.
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New York
Anne Yarrow
Ernest Jackeson
Stuent
Jackson
New York University
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