Nixon Speech Praised and Questioned Across Parties
Washington reports praise from a Republican and criticism from a Democrat over Vice President Nixon’s nationally telecast address defending Eisenhower’s administration and the new look in defense and diplomacy. McCarthy offered no direct comment while Sen. Flanders said the talk could help Republicans get to business. Adlai Stevenson renewed his charge that McCarthyism harms the government. Page 2.
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Stevenson Advises Ike To Shed Joe
Adlai E Stevenson urges President Eisenhower to drop Senator Joseph R McCarthy as a party spokesman to prove the Republicans are led by solid principles Nixon’s speech supports Stevenson claim that McCarthyism harms government and diverts attention from real issues The clash centers on McCarthyism and leadership within the GOP as 1952 campaign decor unfolds.
Zimmerman Won’t Appear With McCarthy in Milwaukee
Wisconsin secretary of state Fred R Zimmerman said he would not appear on the platform with Senator McCarthy during McCarthy’s Friday speech in Milwaukee. Zimmerman noted he would be in Madison for the rest of the week and would not attend the dinner when McCarthy is present. He has long criticized McCarthy, calling his methods totalitarian.
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Eight Children Die As Flames Raze Home
In Hogansburg New York eight children of Mr and Mrs Paul Cree aged one to fifteen perished as their frame house on the St Regis Indian Reservation burned early today Police said the parents escaped to safety from their second story bedroom.
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Fight on Reds To Be Continued McCarthy Vows
Senator McCarthy pressed his anti-communist investigations in Wisconsin, offering to step aside temporarily to testify and arranging a Buckley substitute for a TV appearance. He insisted on questions about Maj. Irving Peress and said the public demands answers despite criticism.
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Agencies Seek Unified Monthly Jobs Report
Washington AP reports Commerce Labor and Agriculture officials aim to publish a single consolidated monthly report to clarify the employment picture. Each department currently issues separate reports covering different aspects, often appearing inconsistent and causing confusion.
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Deny Probers Have Access to FBI Files
Washington spokesmen for the McCarthy committee and the Justice Department deny Sen. Fulbright's claim that confidential FBI files are accessible to the investigations subcommittee. Brownell and Roy Cohn rebut the charge, stressing FBI data remains confidential and urging citizens to report information to law enforcement.
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Dutch Unions Liquidation Plan Urged by Indonesia
Indonesia's acting high commissioner to the Netherlands says his government is ready with a new demand for liquidation of the four year-old Dutch Indonesian union. The note signals a shift in tensions as Indonesia calls for dissolution of the union and asserts its readiness to pursue liquidation actions.
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Family of Four Perishes in Kokomo Blaze
A Kokomo Indiana blaze late Sunday killed Paul Imlay 27 his wife Betty 24 and their two children Cindy 4 and William 1. Imlay woke by smell of smoke and tried to rescue them but died outside a second floor garage apartment. Fire Chief Francis X Manmon said he got the wife and children out before collapsing near a window.
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McCarthy urged to cancel tour as Army fight dominates DC scene
Senate Republican Leader Knowland urged Sen. Joseph McCarthy to stay in Washington and drop a planned speaking tour until the Army dispute with Roy Cohn is resolved. The plan calls for a closed subcommittee meeting to review the matter with McCarthy set to speak in Chicago and then tour the Midwest. Senator Jackson suggested joint hearings to establish who is telling the truth, with a prompt, thorough investigation demanded.
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Tornado Damage and Casualties Across Georgia
A cleanup task force forms as weekend tornadoes plow through central and west Georgia injuring 70 and hospitalizing 23. Three twisters hit Macon and a rural area near there, killing seven, plus four children among the dead. Lawton Air Force Base and nearby Ft. Benning suffer extensive damage, including destruction of eight C119 aircraft and multi-million losses.
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NAM Head Calls Stabilization of Employment Urgent
H C McClellan president of the National Association of Manufacturers told about 200 business executives at the NAM institute on industrial relations in Hollywood California that stabilizing employment is urgent. He blamed seasonal unemployment on swings in seasonal sales and urged a study of sales fluctuation to begin stabilization efforts. He cautioned steady production and employment are not fully deliverable and that business cannot rely on universally high conditions.
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Eisenhower Says Tax Cuts Have Gone Too Far
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders that tax cutters have gone a little too far and Democratic proposals would be excessive. He spoke at the White House ahead of a national radio and TV address. House leaders note current cuts total seven billion dollars in taxes this year, prompting White House concern about further reductions.
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Benson to test surplus butter sale pilot in April
Secretary Benson outlined a pilot operation by April to test selling surplus government butter at cut rates. He did not specify locations or the exact plan but said success would expand to wider areas. The program could include other dairy products and an eventual sale of Ged mik and cheese.
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Tot Killed by Auto in Platteville Street Crash
Mae Hauck, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hauck, was struck while running into the street near her home. She died instantly after stepping into the path of an automobile, with another car nearby.
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French Paratroopers Reinforce Dien Bien Phu Amid Assault
French and Vietnamese paratroopers landed on Dien Bien Phu airstrip to reinforce the garrison as Viet Minh attackers bombarded the fortress in a savage battle in Northwest Indochina. Hanoi reports say French forces hold firm despite heavy rebel pressure and predict several more days of fighting.
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Court Denies Alabama and Rhode Island in Tidelands Case
The Supreme Court rejected Alabama and Rhode Island petitions seeking to challenge Congress 1953 act granting title to oil lands. The per curiam decision held Congress may dispose of public lands with no stated limits. Justices Black and Douglas filed dissents.
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Fireman Saves Five Apartment Dwellers in Milwaukee Blaze
Milwaukee fireman Lt. James Bresnahan spotted smoke from an apartment building and risked his life to help residents escape. He aided three others and directed operations after other firefighters arrived, with the fire contained to a single unit and no injuries reported.
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Deadline Tonight for Filing 1953 Income Tax Returns
Taxpayers face a midnight deadline to file 1953 income tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service. Officials warn refunds may not arrive quickly and urge timely submissions to avoid penalties. The piece notes possible new tax rules and emphasizes accuracy to prevent delays in processing.
Wisconsin braces for colder spell with light snow on eastern side
The Associated Press reports a chilly pattern across Wisconsin with temperatures 5 to 14 degrees below normal and a night low near 2 degrees at Grantsburg. Sunday highs reached 31 in Milwaukee and other cities. light snow showers and icy patches appeared statewide, especially along Lake Michigan, as frigid conditions persisted.
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Iran to Try Ex Foreign Minister on Treason Charges
In Tehran, former Foreign Minister Hossein Fatemih and an aide to ex-president Mohammed Movsadehi face treason accusations. Patemi, 41, was arrested at a Tehran residence where he had been living, amid a crackdown that followed growing unrest.
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Hossein Fatem
Fragmented OCR Weather Sprinkle for Wisconsin Towns
The readable lines hint at sunrise sunset times, Wisconsin locations, and weather notes but are heavily garbled. Key elements include references to Wisconsin and Minnesotas, time marks like 6:15 and 6:03, and scattered terms such as weather and tides, though precise facts are missing.
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