Amman Enforces Curfew as Dawn Patrols Guard Streets
Armored cars move through Amman at dawn with loudspeakers urging residents to stay indoors. The curfew enters its third day after weekend violence linked to anti Baghdad Pact protests. Government promises to restore order while Syria reopens trade channels. Britain and the Eden government coordinate to assess the regional crisis ahead of a Washington meeting.
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Amman, Jordan
Amman
Arab Legion
Sinto
Britain
Samir el Rifai
el Rifai
Iice
Damascus
Jorden
Syrie
Jordan
Foreign Office
Eden
C. A
Evelyn Shuckburgh
Washington
State Department
Lauckburgh
oWo
Eisenhower
Baghdad Pact nations meet to draft plans
Delegates from Britain, Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan met in Baghdad to study links for a more integrated defense and economy under the Baghdad Pact. Atomic experts from Britain and Pakistan joined, signaling peaceful energy aims. Jordan’s unrest and Samir el Rife’s stance were noted as the pact eyes broader regional influence.
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Baghdad
Tran GP
Britain
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Hanes
Jordan
Samir el Rife
Hej
Ister
United States
Middle East
Russia
H. Pulman
Rebels Attack Algeria's Largest Hazmat Plant at Belle Fontaine
Rebel forces from the National Liberation Army staged a nine hour assault on Algeria's biggest hazardous materials factory at Belle Fontaine. Government troops repelled the attack with several casualties reported among the fighters. Seven rebels were killed and others wounded. police and defense forces sustained injuries.
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Algiers
Algeria
Belle- Fontaine
National Liberation Army
Ime
Sundar Nist
Nng
New Saar Parliament Approves Ney as Premier
The Saar Parliament elected Hubert Ney, 13 year old lawyer and chair of the iSaar Christian Democratic party, as Premier by an overwhelming vote. He had been designated for the post last week by leaders of the three pro German parties.
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Saarbruechen
Sear
Hubert Ney
iSaar Christian Democratic Party
Saar
Speeding Teens Surrender After 250 Mile Airport Chase
Sheriff recounts a 250 mile pursuit starting near Ashland in the night. A Packard carrying two 15 year olds fled road blocks, traveling at least 100 mph before stopping five hours later. One officer fired five times. no charges filed.
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Black River Falls
Ashiané
Ghai
Peration
Packard
Jos Ito de
Aout
Jac Sherif
Julien Larkin
Larkin
Ashland
Wood
Dave Sharkail
Sharkey Troi
Mv Wictor
Neillsville
Jackson County
Guy Hobert
Hixton
Hobart
Eisenhower backs farm program in talks with Congress
President Eisenhower and aides signaled strong support for the administration’s new farm program amid White House talks with Republican leaders. Senate GOP Chair Knox indicated a decision on tax cuts awaits further medical checks and an April review before the election year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Eisentower
Senate
Willam F. Knoxland
California
Gore
Virginians Vote 2-1 For Tuition Grants
A Virginia civil rights leader announced the state voted two to one in favor of a public supported private school tuition program. Unofficial counts from 1 762 precincts showed roughly 309 272 votes for the program versus 349 106 for the grants. The leader urged action to avoid desegregation and align Virginia with national standards.
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Richmond
Sranis Granis
Virginia
New Revolt Indicated in Paraguay Reported Across Border
Fragmentary text reports unrest in Paraguay with mentions of a president and arrests across the border. Travelers arrive amid claims of a rising conflict and potential clashes near D1 Peren aura die al 2 treessher ant Peran were.
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Paraguay
Buenos Atres
Ft Caay
Pareguey
Panama
Cavany
Taxpayer Protest Letter Prompts Call for Reform
A delinquent taxpayer signs as Johan Doe in Indianapolis and objects to tax collection methods. The note complains of inconvenience and red tape and asks if tax collection can be changed and simplified.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Johan Doe
Solons Seek More Immediate Help Than Eisenhower Plan
United States Congress debate focused on farm relief, with Democrats and Republicans urging stronger action than President Eisenhower’s nine point program. Lawmakers pressed for immediate price supports, surplus disposal, and measures to relieve farmers facing low prices despite long term plans. starke mentions of Hubert Humphrey and Lyndon B. Johnson framed the urgent task of stabilizing farm income amid surpluses and cost-price squeeze.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soi Bank
Hubert Humphrey
Cos
Senate
Lendon B. Johnson
Tex
America
Ir-Rkens
Charman Richard B. Russell
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Isenfinner
State Department
Eastern Ice Storm Moves Into Midwest
A major ice storm pushed from the south into the Midwest and East, freezing roads from Ohio to Michigan and Indiana. Officials warned motorists to stay home as crashes rose and ice slicks halted traffic from Pennsylvania to Illinois, with at least ten deaths reported in five states.
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Chicago
Exsis
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Bik
Dixie
Seaboard
Southland
Florida
Cropsins
England
Middle Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valier
Virginia
North Carolina
Biasis
Fem
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tei Incis
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Indi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Michison
New York City
Bosion
End Ban On Mass Use Of Polio Vaccine
Massachusetts Polio Advisory Committee ends a six month ban on mass inoculations with the Salk vaccine. They report no evidence the vaccine caused last year's polio epidemic and say rare would be vaccine induced disease. The board of 19 experts, including Dr. John F. Enders, met six hours and recommended resumption of mass vaccination with safeguards.
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Boston
Massachusetts Polio Advisory Committee
Massachusetts Public Health
Samuel B. Wond
John F. Enders
Health Department
Idaho
Carter Laboratories
Adopted Wife an order of F Cems cou.ncer ta'd Raveri EL
Fragmentary OCR notes record an adopted wife order involving a court action and a party named Raveri EL with unclear context. The readable bits show a legal action and participants, but essential names and details are incomplete.
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Raveri
International Union Officers Found Innocent Contempt Case
Circuit Judge G J Boileau found the international and some officers innocent of contempt charges while upholding a ban on mass pickets. The Wisconsin Employment Relations Board appealed, arguing lack of jurisdiction, and the local union members were found guilty of related charges.
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Todey
Seme
G. J. Boileau
International Repive
Robert Burhart
Allan Graskemp
John Konec
National Union
Boileau
I Bers
Charies
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
WERB
National Labors Board
Offcers
International
Boisleau
Hara
Russia pushes new Arab bid at United Nations move
Fragmented OCR text describes Russia and Arab states seeking UN action over the December Galilee raid. Mentions demands for damages from Israel and potential economic penalties, with unclear references to Soviet resolution support and allied positions.
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Coun
Israel
Galilee
Sr Sig
Svrig
U.N
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