Move Set To Impeach Mack Moves to Impeach FCC Official
Washington based report outlines Chairman Oren Harris plan to file a resolution to impeach FCC Commissioner Richard A. Mack. Harris suggests senators accused of improper influence may be summoned to explain actions. Mack defends himself while considering relinquishing his $20 000 yearly post amid White House ultimatum rumors.
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Washington
Oren Harris
House
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
Harris
FCC
Mack
White House
Baker
Area Struck by Major Fire and Power Outages
Residents on the Avalon Peninsula faced two weeks without lights after a major fire caused extensive smoke and water damage. The incident disrupted transmission lines and left several buildings, including 439 N Main St and the Time Theater at 445 N Van St, without power amid sleet and freezing weather. A preliminary, unofficial estimate of damage costs was not provided.
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ST. Johns
Wid
Avalon Peninsula
A.aye
Min E. Kuehl
Adjalines
Moreyan
Hecrileas Aleet
Fire roars through Main Street shops and studios
A basement fire at Sally's House of Bargains sparked flames that spread to the second floor, damaging the building at 441 N Main and threatening adjacent studios. Firefighters fought dense smoke, using oxygen equipment, with multiple companies called to the scene. Small blazes flared again later in the morning at Sally's and the Theater, with damage to merchandise, engraving equipment, and studio furnishings.
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Sally
Otto Stoeghauer
Min FE. Kuehl
Grand St
Time Theater
Jeffrey's
Wiss Kuehl
Jeffrey
Cayl
Julius Mond
Rebels Report North Celebes Capital Bombed
Singapore based rebel sources say Menado the capital of North Celebes was bombed by central government B25 aircraft. Antiaircraft fire drove them off after ten bombs hit a bridge and a Menado field was strafed during a rally for the universal struggle movement led by Lt Col Ventje Sumual. Casualties were reported as high. corroboration came from Manila Times correspondents.
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Singapore
Menado
Celebes
Manila
Universal
Ventje Sumual
Sukarno
Java
Manila Times
Kyoto Mayor Allows Loans to Pay Cabaret Bills
Kyoto mayor Gizo Takayama rules city workers may obtain loans from the municipal government to cover cabaret expenses. The measure requires prior approval from the wife.
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Kyoto
Japan
Gizo Takayama
Reds Reject Plea to Free Seized Fliers
In Panmunjom a six hour Allied Red cross meeting over proposed return of two American pilots and two West German passengers held in North Korea ended in deadlock. The Communists rejected a U.N. Command proposal to hand over captives, demanding government-level talks first. The session adjourned indefinitely. Kehl accused the North Koreans of using hostages for political leverage. The airliner was piloted by W P Hobbs Valley and H W McClelland.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
U.N
U.S
Allied-Red Price Commission
United States
West Germany
Red Cross
Pyongyang
Kim Choon Koyang
Red
South
South Korea
Kehl
Wohs P. Hobbs Valley
Call
Air Force
Howard W. McClelland
Buchanan,, Mich
Only 40 Survive Ferry Disaster Off Istanbul
ISTANBUL (UP) Survivors of Turkey s worst sea disaster said panic swept the overcrowded coastal ferry Uskudar before it capsized and sank Saturday. About 260 people are believed dead. 81 bodies buried in mass funerals. Survivors spoke of a brim full deck and a captain who said the boat would sink if left at the landing.
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Askadar
Sea of Marmara
Izmit
Turkey
Rome
Istanbul
Uskadar
Im Te Hea
Marna
WS md
Galcuk
Antikely
Iskaida
Tirkay Yangol
Uskudar
Mehmet Abiei
Abiet
Forihe Lilegavers
Hunt 12 Bodies In Bus Tragedy
Prestonburg Kentucky reports a bus collision led to the nation s worst school bus tragedy as searchers recovered 12 bodies from the flooded Levisa Fork river. The wreckage lay submerged 200 yards downstream after drifting into the water following the Friday crash. Families mourn with many grieving multiple losses as funerals are prepared and vigil continues.
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Prestonsburg
Levisa Fork
IIT
Sure Wood Alcohol Distribution Is Stopped
Police say distribution of lethal wood alcohol has been stopped in East Harlem and the Bronx. A death this morning raises the week’s fatalities to 20. Twenty two more people are under hospital treatment for possible wood alcohol poisoning.
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New York
East Harlem
Bronx
Summit Terms Faceoff Marks Cold War Talks
Washington reports President Eisenhower met with Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov to discuss terms for a potential summit. Menshikov called the discussion friendly and useful, while Dulles attended, and Moscow indicated flexibility for arranging a foreign ministers meeting to set agenda and participants for a possible summit.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Mikhail A Menshikov
Menshikov
White House
John Foster Dulles
Menchikov
Viewcon
Kremlin
Menshikos
Russia
Prompt for Punishing Thief’s Tormentors Riles Korea
South Korea’s Ministry demanded punishment for three American soldiers named as tormentors of a 14 year old Korean boy beaten and cramped into a wooden box last week. The army said the boy Kim Choon is starting a new life at an American supported orphanage near Ascom.
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Wiel
Korean Foreign Ministry
Kim Choon 1
Ascom
Caugh
Army
Islight Center
Agriculture Secretary Taft Benson Faces TV Barbs
Secretary Evra Taft Benson laughed off a Sunday TV jab calling him a senator amid harsh remarks. He said he has been called worse and did not feel insulted during the interview.
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Washington
Agriculture
Evra Taft Benson
Tye Heen
Judgeships To Highlight State Primary In Wisconsin
United Press reports nominations for judgeships created by the 1957 legislature will highlight a lean Wisconsin primary Tuesday. Three candidates contend for the new 24th Judicial Circuit in Eau Claire County and three vie in Shawano County for the new County Municipal Court seat. The two top vote-getters advance to the April 1 general election alongside other circuit and supreme court judgeships. Mayor contests include Kenosha with nine candidates for mayor, amid a city manager form of government since 1922, as several suburbs in the Milwaukee area hold elections.
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United Press
Wisconsin
24Th Judicial Circuit
Eau Claire County
Merrill R. Farr
William H. Frawley
Eau Mure
Court Vollum
Aioner
Connor ‘Y Hansen
Shawano County
Kenosha
Wilwateee
Fuchs Completes Trans-Antarctic Trek Return to New Zealand
Fuchs completed a perilous Antarctic crossing beginnings in Britain bound voyage. The expedition ended at the New Zealand coast where photographers greeted the party and Queen Elizabeth II may knight him on return to London. Sir Ed Hillary praised the voyage and warned of travel dangers.
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Fuchs
Antartica
Bryan
New Zealand
Antarcta
Havedeen
Harald Vaemllan
Rosa Geographical Sacaen
HGS
Edwrd Hillary
Wo Everest
London
Hillary
Bunny
Federal Mass Picketing Law Likely From Senate Probe
Senators probing the Kohler plant strike discuss possible federal action on mass picketing. McClellan says legislation may be needed to address improper labor practices. Mundt notes forceful acts at the plant may trigger new laws. The inquiry, ongoing for years, will likely continue with more hearings in the near term.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Mundt
Wisconsin
Harvey Kitzman
UAW
Milwaukee
Itt Aft
Kennedy
Kitzman
Sguards
Steinle undecided on Senate race in Wisconsin
Roland J. Steinle former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice said he has not decided whether to seek the Republican nomination for U S senator. He resigned the court effective Sunday and planned to consult party leaders and others before deciding. Two other Republicans Dittmore and Onderdonk have announced seeking Proxmire's seat.
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Milwaukee
Roland J. Steinle
Wisconsin Supreme Court
U. S
Steinle
Hns
Stemle
GOP
William Proxmire
Ray H. Duttmore
James O. Onderdonk
Blooming Grove
Madison
Proxmire
Dittmore
Onderdenk
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