Committees Seek Congress OK of Revised Middle East Doctrine
Two Senate committees urged quick congressional approval of a revised resolution backing use of armed forces to aid Middle East nations against communist aggression. The joint report supports Eisenhower's policy and clarifies that American help would be prompt if requested, with waivers on up to 200 million dollars for military and economic aid. The measure heads to the Senate with expected broad support.
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Washington
Senate
Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations
Long Armed Services Committees
Joint Committee
Gommanist
Aoe
Explosion in Clinton Hurts Two
A dynamite charged suitcase exploded in Clinton injuring a Black woman and infant, wrecking a restaurant and damaging Negro owned property. Witnesses said a White man placed the bomb and fled in a car. The blast, tied to tensions over school integration, prompted police to withhold speculation pending clues.
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Clinton, Tean
Upa
Clinton
Clinton High
Bohien may shift to new diplomatic post
The article notes Charles E. Bohien, U. S. ambassador to Russia for four years, may be moved to a different diplomatic posting. It references related items on multiple pages including politics, violence in the South, and various feature sections.
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Charles E. Bohien
U. S
Russia
Drunk Driver King Given 543 Day Jail Term
Glendale Municipal Judge Kenneth White sentences Homer L. King aged 56 to 543 days in city jail for drunk driving and operating without a license. The judge notes this is King’s 12th drunken driving offense since 1939 and sixth arrest after license revocation in Burbank.
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Glendale
Kenneth White
Homer L. King
King
Burbank
Impostor Demara pleads guilty to Maine teaching job fraud
Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr. 35, of Lawrence Massachusetts, admitted cheating by false pretenses in obtaining an island teaching post in Maine. He faced Superior Court action after claiming credentials from Wagner College and posing as a Canadian surgeon in Korea. He was held overnight in Augusta jail at his request amid sympathy calls from multiple states and Canada.
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Ferdinand Waldo Demara JR
Korea
Millard Nickerson
Robert A. Marden
North Haven Island
Maine
Augusta
Maine Island
Lawrence
Mass
Demara
Munichal
Wagner College
Staten Island
Augusta City
Demars
Texas
Florida
California
New York
Canada
Huntsville
J. Tex
State Prison
Fog Slows Ships As Heat Wave Ends
Fog hampered harbor shipping Thursday night and this morning with visibility under a mile and ceilings near 300 feet. Long Beach Municipal Airport remained open, but air traffic was disrupted as eight planes were rerouted to Burbank and Lockheed closed briefly. Forecasters expect more fog tonight and Saturday with above normal temperatures and no rain in the five day outlook.
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Long Beach Municipal
International
Los Angeles
Burbank
Lockheed
Weather Bureau
Home Edition Eight Editions Daily
A brief header note indicating the daily publication is issued in eight editions. No news content is provided in the readable text.
Navy to name cruiser after Long Beach first nuclear powered guided missile ship
The Navy will name its first nuclear powered guided missile cruiser after Long Beach. The Long Beach built from keel up since WWI will slide down the ways in late 1960 at Quincy Massachusetts.
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Washinston Birrad
Washington
Navy Today
Long Beach
Pacific
Far East
Long ‘Beach
Wilmington
Aval
Leferse
Forde
Gruiser
Westinghouse Electric Corp
West Lynn
Mass
General Electric, Co
Navy
Boston
Canberra
Soviet reshuffle replaces foreign minister with Gromyko
In Moscow the Soviet government dismissed Dmitri Shepilov as foreign minister after eight months in the post and named Andrei Gromyko to replace him. Shepilov returns to a party secretarial post, while Gromyko is seen as Molotov loyalist. Kozlov named alternate Politburo member. Patolyevich Patelchev promoted to first deputy foreign minister.
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Dmitri Shepilov
Andrei Gromyko
Shepilov
Communist Party Central Committee
ShepUov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Gromyko
Molotov
Shepilay
Khrushchev
Nikolai Semenovich Patolichev
White Russia
Ideputy
Patelichev
Horelg
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Cominform
Soviet Committee of State Control
Night fog and drizzle with improving Saturday sun
Night and morning low clouds and fog bring local drizzle. Low around 50 tonight. Saturday starts with clouds then becomes mostly sunny by midday, offering brighter afternoon conditions.
One Man Parachutes As Bomber Catches Fire At Sea
A four crew B47 bomber veered 180 miles at sea after an onboard fire. Capt Charles Stewart bailed out. Capt John Nielsen, Capt James Pentz, and 1st Lt Alfred Raneri Jr attempted a controlled landing. A man parachuted to safety. the rest sheltered aboard the burning craft before landing at Hunter AFB. All were hospitalized for observation.
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Savannah
Hunter Air Force Base
Atlantic
Charles ©. Stewart
John F. Nielsen
James L. Pentz Jr
Alfred A. Raneri Jr
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Nielsen
Raneri
Population milestone flashes to 170 million in US
An AP report notes at 11 01 today a white light signaled the estimated US population reaching 170 000 001 with a forecast of 200 million in a decade or less. The 170 million mark is an educated guess and the actual date may have occurred weeks earlier or later.
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Washington
Long Beach
United States
Commerce Department
Population boom powered by Census Bureau data
The Census Bureau warned of rapid growth, predicting 175 million by November 1958 and 180 million by mid-1960, as a San Francisco explosion scene interrupted filming and a cable fault caused a gas spark. Roy Basick, 59, described being lifted by a blast as manhole lids flew skyward near Folsom Street.
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San Francisco
Turee
Census Bureau
Sthan
Folsom
Roy Basick
Secretary of Commerce
Ven
America
Robert W. Burgess
Naval Bomber Crash Kills 2 Near El Centro
A Navy AD5 Skyraider bomber crashed 12 miles east of El Centro during a bombing mission over the El Centro Naval Auxiliary Air Station area. The pilot and an enlisted crewman were killed. Names were withheld.
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EL Centro
Here
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
North
San’ Diego
Actor Fred Kruger collapses on CBS Climax program
On Thursday night actor Fred Kruger collapsed during an opening speech on the CBS show Climax He was revived and delivered closing remarks in Stain of Honor A studio spokesman said the director and cameras turned away as he collapsed The incident unsettled others on the program a sponsor commercial listed the basic price of the automobile at 7200 rather than 2700
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Hollywood
Fred Kruger
Kruger
Eisenhower Accepts Ross Resignation As Defense Assistant
President Eisenhower swiftly accepted the resignation of Robert Tripp Ross as assistant secretary of defense after Senate questions about contracts with firms tied to relatives. Ross stated he had done nothing wrong, but felt his future effectiveness would be impaired. The resignation becomes effective February 20, with Ross citing media implications and unfairness to the department.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Robert Tripp Ross
Ross
Senate
Thel
Wynn Enterprises, Inc
H. D. Wynn
Ems
Congress
Jet Defense
Department of Defense
Defense Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Thomasville
Suitor Held in Sleep Pill Murder Attempt
North Hollywood police jailed 35 year old Fred J. Barton on a felonious assault complaint after his former girlfriend Patricia McKeown, 29, said he tried to poison her with 30 sleeping pills. McKeown was found unconscious by her year old son Keith in her home Thursday. Barton allegedly hid in a closet, jumped out, choked her, and forced pills down her throat. Barton denies contact for three weeks.
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Fred J. Barton
Patricia McKeown
Keith
McKeown
Barton
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