Norwegian Navy Seizes 8 Russian Fishing Craft
Norwegian naval units seized seven Soviet fishing vessels over two days for fishing inside Norway’s four mile limit. A naval command at Aalesund coordinates operations as a submarine depot ship joins the chase. Norway plans a formal protest, with Halvard Lange returning from Denmark to address rising tensions with the Soviet fleet.
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Aalesund
Norway
Anu Ohana Noir Nave
Halivard Lange
Denmark
Darger
Inter
Hart
Arcarc
Nordic Council
Norwegan
Missing Private Plane Sighting Sparks Caracas Search
Ground teams pushed toward a mountainside after air searchers sighted a private Beech aircraft missing since Saturday. Four U.S. citizens and six others were aboard, with no survivors reported. The craft, piloted by Capt. Charles G. Baughan of Georgia, disappeared while en route from eastern Venezuela as Caracas weather hampered field operations.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Higuerete
Caribbean
Caraces
Charles G. Baughan
Georgia
Baughan
Merv
Shelbyville
Walcom Edger- Loe
Stamford
New County Hospital Heads Assume Duties
Mr and Mrs Gerald Gonhering of West Bend begin duties as superintendent and matron of Winnebago County Hospital following a trustees meeting. They replace E C Arne ann and his wife who held the posts since Sept 15 1942. The appointment comes after a selection process among 12 couples. The Gonherings have seven years of prior experience at Washington County Home and Hospital. Page 2.
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Gerald Gonhering
West Bend
Winnebago County Hospital
E. C. Arneann
J. F. Shea
Pickett
John Geiger
Neenah
E. Fs
Ledvina
Oshkosh
Bord Jordan
Shea
Gomhering
Washington County
Racial tensions flare as blast damages minister's home
In Montgomery Alabama a blast at the home of a Negro minister, a vocal leader in the boycott of the city transit system, injured no one but shattered windows and porch columns. Police seek those responsible with a $500 reward. the minister urged calm among about 300 locals after mass meeting at a church.
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Montgomery
Ala
Brick King
Ther
Roscoe Wiliams
Birg
Police say Mullins used forged checks with stolen fuel tickets
Chicago police allege Charles F. Mullins devised a plan using stolen wafer tickets from parked cars as excuses and identification to buy money orders with forged checks to pay fines.
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Chicago
Charles F. Mullins
Mullins
Benson urges margins to stay in line with profits
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson told pork processors to keep margins and profits in line and to pay farmers as much as possible for livestock. He warned against taking advantage of farmers and urged tightening costs to preserve a large volume, small margin meat industry. He cited hog price declines and rising costs, noting growers bore the brunt of price squeezes and that pork consumer prices had yet to reflect this. He cited 1955 margins and farmer shares and proposed committee discussion on how to improve pork purchase programs and industry cooperation.
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Chicago
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Dent Charles B. Shumar
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oshkosh Mothers March to Raise Polio Funds Tonight
Oshkosh housewives organize a Mothers March to raise funds for polio research and patient care. About 600 mothers are to march citywide from breakfast through the evening, seeking dimes and porch lights to illuminate neighborhoods and boost the March of Dimes campaign. Elks Lodge sponsors, with MM advisory board guiding volunteers, while local clubs assist in recruiting marchers.
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Oshkosh
Dar
Charles V. Herzog
Brothers March
National Foundation For
Elks Lodge
The
Elks Club
Herzog
Clarence Jennerjohn
M. E. Britton
Robert Dove
Carl Biederman
Carl Wood
Jack Celichowski
Michael Roy
George Wagner
Ellis Ladies
American Legion Auxiliary
Newcomers Club
Western Ave
Robert
Bliesath
Jack E. Mitchell
Eisenhower Eden discuss trade and Far East issues
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden held talks at the White House focusing on trade with Red China and other Far East problems during a three day conference. They planned a working lunch and lower level meetings at the State Department with Dulles hosting a stag dinner to continue discussions on Middle East tensions and measures to curb arms races.
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Ike
Eden
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Nori
White House
Washington, D. C
State Dulles
Washington
Brush
Wade
China
Far East
Middle East
State Department
Britain
United States
Red UN
Red Chinas
United Nations
Formosa
TNL
Briain
Thaganda
Oris
Burges
John Foster Dulles
Pay as You Go Plan Approved by Eisenhower and GOP Leaders
President Eisenhower reaches a pact with Democratic congressional leaders on pay as you go financing for a highway system. House leaders Martin and Knowland say the plan shifts funding toward a gasoline tax increase to support the federal share, with a good chance of passing pending Ways and Means action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Martin
GOP
Senate
Willam F. Knowland
California
White House
Congress
Eisenhowzer
Hewmen Z
Mir. Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Wars & Means Committee
Eden Slips Up On Toast at State Dinner
At a state dinner last night Prime Minister Eden forgot the customary toast to President Eisenhower. Eden, a veteran diplomat, paused before addressing guests and paid tribute to Eisenhower without proposing a toast. Eisenhower did not attend the dinner hosted by Secretary of State’s duties as part of Eden’s current visit.
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Wallington
Sir Anthony
Eden
Eisenhower
Hughes Admits Preparing False Material in Perjury Trial
In New York, 26 year old Hughes testified he drafted a 94 page file alleging abuse and bribery by the McCarthy subcommittee. He said the material was fictitious and prepared at the request of Clayton Fritchey and Joseph Rauh Jr, who knew it was false, as the trial against him for grand jury perjury continues.
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New York
Hughes
Joseph R. Mmccarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Harvey Matusow
Cleyton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
Wisconsin
Grand Jury
Prichey
Raub
Subcommittee
Fritchey
A McCarthy
Archit Ed
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
General Vaughan
Corneliss J. Mara
Immmanaghes
General Mara
Senator Meashy
Chief of Alaska Guard Dies After Rescue From Plane Crash
The chief of the Alaska National Guard died after a rescue from a plane crash near Nome. Maj. Robert Kolb and pilot Maj. Francis Siegwart survived severe exposure and injuries, brought to Nome hours after the crash. A large search party had scoured the wreck site, 25 miles northeast of Nome, for four days and nights.
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Alaska Guard
John R
Alaska
NeiNome
Geath
Rechar
Cen
Reiher
Gnexea
National Guard
Fred Langsam
Nome
Noyes
Maj
Robert Kolb
Neves
Budd
Rolb
H.gsantain
Deignering Strat
Soviet
Sibena
Kolb
Richard August
Francis Siegwart
Alaska National Guard
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