Washington Back To Business After Inaugural Festivities
President Eisenhower resumes duties after a dazzling inaugural week marked by four gala events with Dulles Nixon and Maj. John Eisenhower attending. The procession and parade impressed him as the best he has seen, and he lingered with advisors and family before returning to the White House just after midnight.
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Liberal Pension Plan For Germany Approval Faces Senate
The West German Bundestag approved an old age pension plan hailed as the world’s most generous. A man retiring after 40 years would receive a tax free pension up to 110 dollars monthly, with inflation adjustments. Employers and employees would share the cost equally.
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Egyptians Sail Jews to New Homes on Misr Ship
Alexandria report says a second one way voyage carried more than 900 Jews aboard the Misr to Greece and Italy. Authorities deny expulsions, noting only proof of subversive activity. The ship also carried stateless individuals and a few Italians Spanish Greeks Armenians and a Romanian. An International Red Cross spokesman described the group mix. Also noted is Irving Berlin gifting song royalties to the Boy and Girl Scouts of America now over 100000 dollars.
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Mercury Sees 94 Degree Rise In Boonville N Y
In Boonville New York the mercury rose to 94 degrees in under a week amid a rapid warm spell. The following day the reading dropped to a record 55 degrees below zero while yesterday stayed at 39 above marking extreme temperature swings in the Adirondacks.
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Teacher Top Money Winner New York 4-Charles Van Doren
Charles Van Doren a 30 year old Columbia University teacher becomes the nation s top money winner on NBC TV Twenty one with total earnings of 104 500 He began with 99 000 added 5 500 and will return Jan 28 to decide if he will take the money or continue The broadcaster says 104 500 is the largest winnings on a TV quiz show The format uses separate booths and questions of varying difficulty Van Doren answered on art involution explorers and medicine to reach the total.
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Fatal shooting after argument ends in Topeka
In Topeka last night Johnny George Jr. was fatally shot after an argument. Henry Johnson, 29, surrendered to police and admitted "I did it" while holding a .22 caliber pistol. George was hit four times. three bullets struck his back and one hit his head, as the shooting occurred on a street near Johnson’s home.
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Police decline to disclose motive of men’s argument
Police could not determine the reason behind the dispute between two men, and no further details were released. Authority officials provided minimal information as the investigation continued.
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