Hagerty Says Requests for TV Time Held Down
White House press secretary James P. Hagerty told Jack Gould of the New York Times that he seldom seeks live TV time for presidential coverage and does not claim determinative power over networks. He said he advised sponsors and that networks carried the speech on a major foreign policy address with broad coverage despite criticisms.
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Reds Stall U N Parley Amid North Korea Deadlock
North Korea and Allied Red Trace Commission negotiations stalled over U S and West German requests to hand over two American pilots and two West German passengers on a South Korean airliner. The Communists demanded higher level talks and recognition and adjourned the session indefinitely.
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Liz Renay Leaves for New York to See D A
Los Angeles celebrity Liz Renay traveled to New York accompanied by Edward J. Gritz to meet with the district attorney’s office amid an inquiry into the 1947 Anastasia killing and possible ties to mobster Mickey Cohen. NY officials questioned Renay about checks signed by Cohen and cashed by him, involving about 10 000 dollars, and whether Anastasia funneled funds to Cohen through Renay.
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Teen Tragedy Slows Fast NYC Trains
A city council clash over the death of three teenagers at a blind crossing prompted La Porte authorities to slow New York Central trains on the New York Chicago mainline. Police chief says crews will be clocked under a revived 40 year old ordinance. all night blockades set on two streets including Perry Street crossing. The crossing lacks day watchman and uses bells at night. penalties up to six months jail or 300 fine for crew.
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Ike Back on Job After Mild Stroke Recovery
Washington reports President Eisenhower returned to the White House by 8 a.m. and began working hard. Hagerty said he felt fine after a weekend visit to Walter Reed Hospital for a broken tooth pulling and a neurology review confirming full recovery from his mild stroke of November 25.
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Supreme Court Rule Forces Pre Army Life in Discharges
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that an Army discharge may hinge only on a soldier’s military record, disallowing preinduction conduct. Justice Clark dissented. John Henry Harmon and Howard D. Abramowitz cited in the decision. The ruling followed several other decisions today.
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Eastland warns of Communist infiltration in unions
Sen. Eastland chairing the Internal Security subcommittee warned that Communists trained in sabotage and strike techniques have infiltrated unions such as UE and moved to the IUE as part of a new party strategy. He noted testimony from last year and said the hearings’ records are published and ready for distribution.
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Bomb Raid by Java Planes Hits Menado Fight
Singapore based rebel sources report Menado the capital of North Celebes was bombed Sunday by central government air force planes. Antiaircraft batteries chased the bombers after they dropped 10 bombs destroyed a bridge and strafed Menado airfield. Manila Times notes light casualities, suggesting crowd at rally may have been spared.
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Korean Army Chief of Staff Heads to U S Visit
Gen Park Sun Yap of South Korea departs Seoul for a three week trip to the United States to inspect U S Army installations and discuss possible reductions to his 600000 strong army.
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Conciliator Murphy Gaillard to Confer With Gaillard
US envoy Murphy planned a luncheon with French Premier Felix Gaillard after sounding out French positions in Paris. He then visited Tunis for talks with Tunisian officials as he seeks a formula to reconcile conflicting views over Tunisia and the broader crisis.
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Bryan’s Granddaughter Seeks Congressional Seat
North Hollywood report shows Mrs. Rudd Brown, 37, granddaughter of William Jennings Bryan, endorsed by the 21st District Democratic Council to seek the House seat held by Rep. Edgar W. Hiestand. Her mother Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde served in Congress from Florida and was minister to Denmark. Brown is married to Harrison Brown, professor at California Institute of Technology, and has not held elective office before.
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Gaillard Stands Between Bizerte Base and Bourguiba Demands
Gaillard insists France must keep the Bizerte naval base and coastal airfields in Tunisia. Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba pressures expulsion of French forces and proposes placing Bizerte under NATO control. Bourguiba seeks international attention to Algeria unrest, while Gaillard remains caught in the middle.
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New Guatemalan leader vows end to exile practice
Guatemala's new president Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes took office promising to end political exile and confiscation of opponents' property. He pledged protection of laws and civil rights for parties and questioned retroactive returns for Jacobo Arbenz Guzmál and his regime, while stressing human rights and press freedom.
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