Main Israeli Troops Quit Gaza Area Withdrawals Near Completion
Gaza reporting that most Israeli forces pulled back from the Gaza Strip before dawn with only a few remaining troops. A UN and Israeli coordination plan was to be finalized at sunset to manage electricity water and food. President Eisenhower discussed inflation and spending cuts while coughing and adjusting to health concerns. Dayan and UNEF officials prepared last details for the handover at Rafah as Gaza leaders welcomed the shift with mixed reactions.
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U.P
Gaza Strip
Nehemiah Brosh
United Nations
Jerusalem
United Press
Brosh
Moshe Dayan
Rafah
E.L M. Burns
UNEF
Lydda
Israel
Hanfa
Augustus Caesar
Herod
Alexander the Great
B.C
Abdel ‘Nasser
Carl Engholm
David Bar Yehuda
Bar Yehuda
Engholm
Gaza Town
Samp Son
Dayan
Proposed Court Reform Assailed in Wisconsin
MADISON Twenty persons mostly judges and lawyers attacked a proposed constitutional amendment to change Wisconsin's court system saying it would take power from the Legislature. Circuit Judge Francis M Swietlik Milwaukee told the joint committees the plan aimed to deprive the Legislature of its right to create courts. Attorney William Hyan Madison led the opposition echoed by others before the joint panel. The plan, adopted by the 1935 Legislature, would replace county and municipal courts with a system of supreme, circuit and justices courts and needs a 1958 referendum approval for a 1962 target date. Justice Roland Steinle said a system change is unnecessary. Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau estimated higher costs, while Circuit Judge William J ONeill noted few states remove legislative power to create lower courts. Most judges and lawyers spoke forcefully. Page 2 contains Court.
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ULP
Wisconsin
Francis
Joint Committee
Judical Council
Roland J. Steinle
State High Court
Cicuit
Gerald J. Boileau
Wausau
Judicial Council
Boileau
William J. O’neill
Milwaukee
O'Neill
California
Legislative Branch
White House Seen Backing Out in Budget
Republicans praised what they said was clear evidence that the White House backs Congress's urge to cut President Hisenhower's 71.8 billion budget. Democrats urged caution noting Brundage did not promise specific reductions and offered only a preliminary review of possible economies with no firm commitment to send proposals to Congress. He projected fiscal 1952 spending at 70 to 72 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Whas
Israel
White House
Border Post
Sneejing
Rafah
Tion
London
ETO
U.N
Tucson
Anz
Nixon
Dulles
House
Congress
el Hisenhower
Percival
F. Brundage
Budget Bureau
Brundage
Appropriations
German Pair Charged With Spying for East and West
Karl Heinz Reekhing and his wife Christa, both German, faced a Supreme Court hearing in Karlsruhe. They are accused of spying for both sides, allegedly passing secrets of the U S financed Germsen Gin and Soviet intelligence links. Authorities say Reekhing was employed by both organizations from 1951 until his arrest last year.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Supreme Court
Karl Heinz Reekhing
Christa
U.S
Rewhold Geblen
Reekhaag
Perfume Idea Aims to Avert War By Distracting Russians
Edward Cournand, a New York perfume importer, suggests Russian women should wear more perfume to keep Russian men from focusing on guns. He claims this would reduce the threat of a World War III by shifting men's attention to fragrance.
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Los Angeles
Edward Cournand
Cournand
New York
Bent Lightning Rod Senses End at Hand
A lightning rod atop the old Trinity Lutheran Church on Bowen Street near Washington Boulevard bent horizon tal in two weeks, drawing passerby interest. Pastor Rev. K. R. Going noted the shift on Feb 17 after services at the new church. Wind likely caused the tilt as the old church prepares to be torn down following Feb 28 bids. the 1876 building served until the 1956 dedication of the new church. The rod replaced the cross after a 1905 lightning strike and rebuilding for safety.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Thc
Bowen Street
Washington Boulevard
Bowen
Srength
K. R
Sean Short
Maynhard W. Martin
Poland Asks For U S Farm Surplus
Poland requests U S aid to supply surplus American farm products. Washington disclosed the move and US officials show sympathy for channeling limited surplus agricultural goods to Poland amid postwar needs.
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Poland
U.S
Washington
United States
Deadly collision sinks Navy tanker in Delaware River
A U.S. Navy gasoline tender the Mission of San Francisco and the Liberian freighter Edna II collided at The Graveyard of Ships on the Delaware River near New Castle. Both ships exploded in flames. the Mission later sank blocking the channel. Coast Guard crews saved 50, with about 9 missing, all ship officers. Survivors described brutal fires as crews abandoned ship. one survivor recalled the ship tearing in two.
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Del
U.S. Navy
Delaware River
San Francisco
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Trenton
Coast Guard
Maryland
Eugene McKenna
Providence
H.1
Bvary
William Bausch
Miami
City Finances In Good Shape
City finances are reported in strong condition under the new council-manager setup. Mayor Siewert pledges support for a smooth transition, with $250 000 uncommitted surplus available to aid the incoming administration. Auditors will review accounts in six weeks, and all departments will be tied for the April 1 transition prep.
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Ernest R. Steibe
Possiwert
Audi
Cits Bork
Eny
Ony
Waser Siesert
Noriing
Sacrament Siewert
Sever
Lnd
Missionary MacKensen Freed by Communist China
Radio Peiping announced the release from prison of American Paul MacKensen Jr a Lutheran missionary from Philadelphia who was arrested in Tsingtao in 1952 for acts threatening security He was one of ten Americans held by the Communist Chinese with six missionaries among them The release marks the first action on U S citizens held this year
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Tokyo
China
Peiping
Paul MacKensen Jr
Meckensen
U.S
House Stamps Final Approval On the Doctrine
The House backed Eisenhower's Middle East resolution 350 to 60, authorizing use of U S troops if needed to halt Communist aggression and up to 200 million dollars in already appropriated funds to bolster Middle East economies and governments. Some opposition criticized it as surface action and a misfocus on broader Middle East issues.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Middle East
U.S
Senate
United States
Eisenhower Alexander Kerre
Senate Saeace Lin Hnes
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
House ‘Foreign Affairs Committee
Clement J. Zablocki DiWisi
Israel
Suez Canal
Eisenanger
Warne Hars
D-Chin
Weather Hampers Rescue A Freighter Collision Report
The freighter slammed into the ender and Karre, 62, in Toronto, Canada, leaving him knocked unconscious as rescue efforts were hampered by the weather. Emergency crews rushed to the scene to assist the injured mariner and assess damage to the vessel.
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atiUss
Ender
Karre
Toronto
Canada
Oklahoma City Bank Burns Bonds with New Crematory
First National Bank and Trust Co in Oklahoma City installs a crematory costing 5900 dollars to burn redeemed bonds and coupons. More than 19 million dollars worth of bonds were burned yesterday to dedicate it.
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Oklahoma City
First National Bank and Trust Co
Wisconsin Debates Bill to End State Income Tax and Replace with Sales Tax
Madison lawmakers discuss Trinke bill proposing repeal of state income tax, replacement by a sales levy around 32 percent, with exemptions for food and varied effects on counties cities and inheritance taxes. Proponents claim it would improve state economy, attract industries, and create jobs, while noting agenda involves multiple states' approaches and bipartisan interest.
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Madison
Williamlex
Tryinke
Lake Geneva
Tanke
Finois
Assemblyman
Glenn Pommerenirg
Unis
Imcome
Carlier
Trunker
Wisconsin
Wiscon
Tata General Sales
Indict Chicagoan in Milton Bank Robbery Charge
MADISON UP Lymman Austin Moore twenty five a Chicagoan was indicted by a federal grand jury on the charge of robbing the Bank of Milton on January 4. Moore was returned here last month from California where he was arrested two weeks after the robbery.
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Madison
Lymman Austin
Moore
Chicago
Bank of Milton
California
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