Knowland To Stay In Two Primaries
Senator William Knowland moves to remain on the Illinois and Alaska primary ballots. He says he will not seek to withdraw his name amid President Eisenhower’s possible run for reelection and notes the party should let voters decide if the President does not run. He predicts Eisenhower will announce by February 15 and declines to comment on a rival forecast. The piece also covers a separate incident in Nogales where an American tourist faces fines after a language misunderstanding with a Mexican slang term.
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George and Eisenhower Hold Talk in Washington
Washington January 23 Sen George D.Gay refused to say whether he supported long term foreign aid commitments after hourlong talks with President Eisenhower. White House press secretary Hagerty declined to comment. Dulles defended ICA State Department reorganization and noted several foreign aid missions were folded into embassies. An upcoming three day White House discussion aimed to win George over to the administration plan. Also Luce clash with Buller over Life coverage and a local club meeting installed Schildknecht as chairman. A sleepwalker, George Taylor, was found dead in Baltimore from a fall at home.
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Child Survives Freezing in Marshalltown Dating to 1953
Two year old Vickie Davis survived a near fatal freezing with body temperature plunging to about 59 to 61 degrees after being found in subzero home conditions. Doctors reported gradual warming and rising vitals. the girl, her grandmother and mother are hospitalized recovering. Police pursue a criminal attack theory, with no arrest yet. The case is noted as possibly the first survival of such a low body temperature in a human.
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Lodge laments Russia's refusal to join open skies plan
United Nations, Jan 2. U S Chief Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. assailed Russia for not backing President Eisenhower's mutual aerial inspection plan. He warned the refusal invites suspicion of aggression and urged Russia to open its skies to peaceful inspection.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
Peace and disarmament calls echo from the commission line
The text urges collective effort for peace and argues that governments cannot deny people a shield against war or risk suspicion of aggression. It envisions a future where a guard for peace is in the skies above both the Soviet Union and the United States as talks resume in the 12 nation Disarmament Commission without a recorded vote on disarmament measures.
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United States
Five Nation Subcommission Plans Secret London Talks
A five nation subcommission aims to reconvene soon for secret discussions expected to be held in London. The meeting signals a renewed push to address outstanding issues and foster diplomatic progress among the participating nations.
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Tucker Transferred From Emmitsburg to Oakland
State tic report states Donald J. Tucker, assigned to Emmitsburg, has been transferred to Oakland. Trooper and Mrs. Tucker and their children will relocate from Emmitsburg to Oakland, announced at Barrack B on Monday.
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