France and Italy Meet To Strengthen Ties
French Premier Mendes France and Italian Premier Scelba met to discuss boosting Franco Italian economic relations and backing for a European arms pool. Mendes France, age 48, had earlier met Ezio Vanoni at the French Embassy and planned talks with Gaetano Martino and parliamentary leaders.
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Scebha
Mendes-France Seeks Clarification On Arms Plan In Europe
Italian informant says Scelba asked Mendes-France for a clarifications of the Western European Union arms pool plan to prevent rearmament while noting the plan’s supranational elements. Mendes-France visits Italy after Positano, then to Baden-Baden to meet Adenauer as Rome signals openness to parts of the project.
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Faces Charge in Daughter's Death
El Dorado Kansas Warren Applegate 32 of Mulvane held without bond for District Court trial in March on a first degree murder charge. He is accused of poisoning his 16 month old daughter last October. He denies the charge. County Judge Roy B. Darlingston ordered Applegate held for trial after a preliminary hearing.
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Storm Center Moves East With Rain Snow Forecast
The storm center stretched from west central Texas to the Ohio Valley, dumping 1 to 4 inches of snow and bringing rain to the eastern Carolinas and Virginia. Heavy rains drenched the Southeast, while 2 to 6 inches of snow fell in the Southwest including Utah Nevada and northern Arizona. Light snow touched northern North Dakota, central Minnesota, the northern Great Lakes, the northern Rockies and eastern Maine.
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Sheppard Under Constant Watch
Dr Samuel H Sheppard 31 remains under constant watch in a county jail observation cell amid his ill father and sobbing at his mother s funeral He showed no sign of breakdown according to the jailer and wept again beside his brothers at the casket before it was closed
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Marilyn Monroe cannot form her own movie company
Hollywood sources report Marilyn Monroe cannot produce her own pictures until 1958 due to lack of legal footing. Industry chiefs say 20th Century Fox contract terms block any independent venture, with an 1958 expiration date shaping the outlook for her announced plan.
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Byrd Faces Loss of Watchdog Committee Chair
In a Senate leadership move, Sen. Byrd of Virginia could be removed from chairing the Byrd Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures. The Democratic Steering Committee proposed that no Democrat hold two committee chairmanships, preventing Byrd from leading both the Finance and the Byrd watchdog panel this year.
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Chest Surgeon Killed In Kansas City Crash
Dr. William B. Cheeseman prominent Kansas City chest surgeon died early today when his car rammed a streetcar safety island. Accident details unclear but officials labeled it a fatal motor vehicle crash.
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See Early Tariff OK
Democratic and Republican leaders forecast rapid approval of Eisenhower’s tariff program aimed at extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act with a 15 percent tariff cut. Hearings set for next Monday as Rep. Cooper leads a new bill to implement the plan, signaling a potential first major Democratic Congress action.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Rep. Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Treasury chief cites GPO savings for 1954
Washington Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey received a three million dollar check from the Government Printing Office. Public Printer Ray Amond Blattenberger said the sum represented savings in GPO operations during 1954.
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Nine Killed In Oklahoma Crashes
Nine persons died in Oklahoma highway crashes as snow rain and fog turned roads deadly. Officials reported multiple wrecks across the state with drivers failing to stop in slick conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Former Kansan Died Yesterday
Richard E. Bird, 176, Kansas congressman from 1920 to 1922 and a Wichita lawyer for 40 years, died yesterday in Long Beach California. He served as Wichita District Court judge from 1916 to 1920 and was Kansas Masonic Grand Master in 1923. He moved to California 17 years ago. The funeral will be in Wichita Saturday.
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Famed Italian General Graziani Dies at Clinic
Rome reports the death of former Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, a grizzled veteran who commanded Mussolini's last fascist defense, from a heart attack at a local clinic.
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