Ike Defies GOP Demands on Benson and Farm Aid
President Eisenhower defended Secretary Benson at a news conference, calling him a man of courage and honesty and signaling he will ignore calls for resignation. Midwest Republicans warn Benson's continued tenure could cost 25 to 30 House seats in the November elections. The president also discussed potential tax cuts, anti-recession actions, and a proposed “Believe in America” campaign. He and Vice President Nixon clarified their understanding of Nixon’s role should Eisenhower be disabled.
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French Policy Clash Deepens In Arab World
Paris unsettled by Foreign Minister Christian Pineau denouncing U S policy in the Arab world. Bourguiba presses for Algerian rebellion considerations in any France Tunisia settlement while France signals will discuss only Algerian aid cutoffs. French claim Algerian rebels launch major offensive with 82 killed and 11 missing over four days.
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Christian Pineau
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France
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U. S
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Theiemmen
Hagerty Hospitalized for Ulcer Checkup at Walter Reed
White House press secretary Hagerty arranged to enter Walter Reed Army Hospital for a checkup on stomach ulcers. He said he expected to be hospitalized overnight and described it as a periodic examination, noting he typically goes in for a checkup every few months.
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Gr —Lowaies
Hagerty
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Janitor Pleads Guilty in Death of Ex Actress Rhea Mitchell
Lonnie Hartford, 37, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the strangling of former actress Rhea Mitchell, 63, in her Los Angeles apartment last September 14. Hartford admitted killing to prevent her from reporting obscene remarks he made to the apartment owner.
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Rhea Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Lonnie Hartford
Christ and Pharisees admonition on worship and false show
A religious reflection cites Matthew 16 6 warning against Pharisee vanity and empty prayer. It urges sincere worship rooted in love devotion reverence and daily work reflecting true faith. Penned by Julien C Hyer who emphasizes heart testing over show.
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Unionist Rips Goldwater at Labor Probe
Walter Reuther blasts Sen. Goldwater as a political hypocrite and moral coward during a stalled Kohler strike hearing. Graskamp testifies violence was directed at strikers while the Kohler case pits company and union against blame, as McClellan edges to break a 4-4 deadlock.
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Reuther
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UAW
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Sheboygan
Allan Graskamp
McClellan
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Mart Owner Shot in Legs by Robber
A 63 year old mart owner John S. Kolege was shot in both legs during a robbery at his store on 1850 W 223rd St He was treated at a private clinic and released home A separate incident involved a Palo Alto liquor store owner Mrs Dorothy C Died died after being locked in a refrigerator by a suspect matching the same description The suspect later confessed to police about a killing though details remain under investigation
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John E. Bonn
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Thomas Wallace Cordry III
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H. F. Baxter
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Timmy O'Donohue
Cameron St
Hope Off to Russia to Film TV Shows
Bob Hope heads to London and then Moscow to film one or two TV shows. He plans to attend a Moscow screening of a film on March 4 as part of a cultural exchange. Hope lacks a Russian visa but expects clearance after arrival.
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Bob Hope
London
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Decorated colonel shoots self after WWII wounds
Col. Gaulden M. Watkins, a 1938 West Point graduate and highly decorated retired Army colonel, died by self-inflicted gunshot at his Woodside home on Tuesday. Police said he could no longer endure pain from battle injuries sustained in southern France and his paralysis in a wheelchair.
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Airman Donald Farrell's marriage disclosed in Troy report
Norma J. Luraas, wife of a state trooper, confirms she wrote the New York Daily News about her marriage to Airman Donald Farrell, 23, who recently spent seven days in a simulated rocket ship. The Daily News said Farrell admitted the marriage.
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Donald Farrell
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Troy
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New York Daily News
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Clyde Doyle
South Gate
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Navy cannot seek large sinkage funds for Long Beach shipyard
Congress blocks the Navy from large subsidence expenditures until effective preventative measures are shown. Rep. Craig Hosmer of Long Beach calls the proposed 1959 budget request of 500000 for subsidence work the natural result of prior actions. Antisubsidence bills in the State Legislature are set for March action to affect this year's shipyard funding. Heidi Farrell case included as a collateral note with dismissed support duties and adoption discussions.
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Congress
Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Hosmer
House Armed Services
Foreign Aid Cut Fought by Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles told Congress he sees no part of Ike's $3.942 billion foreign aid bill that can be cut without seriously impairing the program. He called it a rock bottom figure as the House Foreign Affairs Committee began hearings on the overseas assistance measure after Congress trimmed the previous bill by more than a billion dollars.
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Dulles
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Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Weather outlook mainly clear tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight and Thursday with partial cloud cover at times. Temperatures rise slightly on Thursday with highs around 72 degrees.
Catholic Defections Reported in Hopei Province
A Hopei Catholic conference on December 13 led 156 readers in North China to sever relations with the Vatican, according to the Hopei Jin Pao reported in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kumur
Where to Find It Statewide Education Confer
A brief note directs readers to Page B-7 for a draft of recommendations to improve science teaching. Mentions Reach Comb, Hal Boyle, Hridge, and various pages across the sectioned newspaper including Classified, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Editorial, Financial, Shipping Tables, Sports, Theaters, TV Radio, Vital Statistics, and Women pages.
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Hridge
Wilson
Wind Slams Truck Door Shut In California
Irvin E. Floyd, a 40 year old truck driver from El Sobrante, California, was trapped inside a refrigerated truck for about 30 hours near Wind and Young's Cafe in Rodeo. A gust slammed the door and pressed air through a small crack until fellow driver Lawrence Swartz found and freed him Tuesday night. Floyd was in a wart hospital bed in fair condition.
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