Trustees Launch $10 Million Plan For UIH Growth
Trustees outline a more than 10 million dollar building program to handle a projected enrollment increase at the University of New Hampshire from 3,200 to 5,200 by 1970. The plan calls for 19 new buildings, a swimming pool and facility expansions with estimated first year needs near 2.23 million dollars and rising in subsequent years, plus a 1.4 million dollar library as urgent priority.
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Concord
University of New Hampshire
State Legislative Council
UIH
Lane Dwinell
UNH
Legislative Council
Durham
Fifth Murder Charge in Grandmother Doss Case
In Anniston Alabama sheriff announces a fifth murder charge against grandmother Minnie Doss for poisoning her second husband Frank Harrelson in 1945. Arsenic found in his organs prompts first degree murder warrant. charges also tied to four prior spouses and a mother. Doss denies poisoning relatives and awaits further autopsy results and toxicology.
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Anniston
Ala
Nannie Doss
A. A. Pate
Calhoun County
Ernest J. Harrelson
Pate
Frank Harrelson
General Van Fleet quits McCarthy over attack on president
AUBURNDALE Fla 1 gen Van Fleet former 8th Army commander in Korea severs ties with Sen McCarthy after his attack on President Eisenhower. In a telegram Van Fleet withdraws support while noting McCarthy’s good against communism and condemning the bitter tone in the censure period. The drive chaired by Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer reported 2 287 143 signatures opposing McCarthy’s censure.
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M‘carthy
Auburndale
Fla. 1
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
McCarthy
U.S. Senate
United States
8Th Army
Korea
Nana
George E. Stratemeyer
Winter Park
Fla
Far East Air Force
Adm
John G. Crommelin
Japan prioritizes noncommunist trade over Russia and China
Tokyo outlines a policy to advance collaboration with the United States and other noncommunist nations before expanding trade with the Reds. Foreign Minister Shigemitsu emphasizes restoring normal relations with Russia and China without prejudice to ties with free nations. The new government signals limited immediate gains from communist trade.
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Tokyof
Japan
United States
Russia
Red China
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Ichiro Hatoyama
Shigemitsu
China
Hatoyama
Police RipDown Church Sign in Italy Despite Court Suit
In Rome police in civilian clothes ripped down a stone sign reading Chiesa di Cristo from the Evangelical church less than a day after replacement. The sign had been restored after a lengthy court dispute. An American photographer was warned and camera confiscated during the incident.
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Italy
Rome
Church of Christ
Chiesa di Cristo
Walter Artenni
Associated Press
Cline R. Paden
Brownfield
Lubbock
Tex
Paden
Church of Christ In
Aia
Long Silence at Chesterfield Factory Over One Day Strike
In Chesterfield England crane operator Ron Hewitt 29 endures a year of silence from 360 colleagues who stopped talking after he refused to join a one day strike. The workers used signals to work, management offered another job, and after a year the stand off ends when AEU Local Secretary Ted Boyce shakes Hewitt’s hand and Hewitt urges letting it fade.
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Chesterfield
England
Ron Hewitt
Hewitt
AEU
Ted Boyce
Engineering Cost of Dixon Yates Under New Fire
SEC hears fresh attack on Dixon Yates private power deal as Ebasco representatives testify on cost estimates for a West Memphis plant. Opponents argue existing estimates may understate actual costs, risking stockholders and TVA customers. Governor Clement labels the trio Nixon Dixon and Yates as lowering American public morals amid broader political criticism.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ebasco Services
Ebasco
SEC
Dixon-Yates Group
West Memphis
Ark
Atomic Energy Commission
Goe
Joseph Volpe Jr
The
Tennessee
Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
AEC
TVA
Ebasco Engineering
Joppa, II
Electric Energy, Inc. Ca
TVA Power
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Frank G. Clement
Nixon
Dixon
Yates
Clement
National Press Club
Yard May Bring More Work to Portsmouth Shipyard
U S Senator Norris Cotton told Portsmouth Metal Trades Council that additional shipyard work will be sent this spring to avert layoffs. Council president Thomas E Sheehan said the report followed talks with Cotton who promised clarifying details soon. Navy and officials had indicated fewer submarines would overhaul here, but Cotton’s report preserves a forecast of up to 1000 jobs saved if extra assignments arrive.
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U.S
Norris Cotton
Portsmouth Metal Trades Council
Thomas E. Sheehan
The
Metal Trades Council
Sheehan
Cotton
Portsmouth
Cowen
Bureau of Ships
Adm
W. D. Leggett
IUSN
Chester
Navy
Mendes-France Wins Major Test on Tunisian Problem
Premier Pierre Mendes-France won a 294 to 265 vote of approval in the National Assembly for his North African policy. The victory followed a two day debate as opposition questioned the program in Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria. He claimed terrorist activity was down and vowed continued force to keep France in North Africa while deputies criticized his stance on the Fellagas.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
France
Assembly
Governent
Tunisia
Morocco
Algeria
North
Africa
Fellagas
Two Police Chiefs Seek 9:30 Curfew For Minors
Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association leaders George Royal and Samuel H Bradish urged legislative approval of a 9 30 p m curfew for all under 17 with an amendment to apply to those 17 and younger Atty Gen Fingold backed the bill introduced by Rep William X Waitham.
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Boston
Massachusetts Police Chiefs Assn
George Royal
Williamstown
Association
Samuel H. Bradish
George Fingold
National Association of Attorneys General
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
William X. Wail
D - Waitham
Police Crackdown Targets Overnight Parkers in Kittery
Kittery Police urge motorists to stop leaving cars parked all night on local streets. Police Chief William H. Nelson warns future violators will be towed at owner expense and face court action.
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Kittery
William H. Nelson
U.N. Begins Job To Free Airmen
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold began steps to win freedom for 11 American airmen jailed by Red China as spies. The Assembly approved a U.S. led resolution demanding their release by 47 votes to 5, with among others abstaining, and Hammarskjold promised immediate action though details remained undisclosed. He met with Jacob Malik and others as he weighs channels through Peiping, neutral states, or U.N. offices to press for release.
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U.N. Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
Hammarskjold
United States
Peiping
U.N
U. N
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Kjold
Sweden
Switzerland
India
Oon
Geneva
Red
Russia
Jacob Malik
Kremlin
Malik
Clare
Ike May Switch Voting Place Gettysburg Pa
President Eisenhower plans to change voting residence from New York City to Gettysburg Pennsylvania where he and Mrs. Eisenhower are building a farm home near the Civil War battlefield. He may inspect the new home this week as inquiries about voter registration hours surface in Adams County Court House.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
New York
Gettysburg
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
White House
Adams County Court House
Pennsylvania
New York City
Columbia University
Pope Pius XII Slightly Better Despite Serious Illness
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII is perceptibly improving after a gastric ailment that nearly killed him nine days ago. He remains seriously ill yet has begun to gain strength, sitting up to eat and walking briefly with his physician's help as he plans to bless attendees via Vatican radio.
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Pius XII
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Holy Father
Vatican Radio
Msgr
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
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