Woman lawyer ends Van Doren's run on Twenty One show
Mrs Vivienne Nearing dethroned Charles Waring on NBC Twenty One after racing ahead 17 to 16. The Columbia University instructor won 14 000 taking the crown and pushing Van Doren further from the top single quiz show total while her husband Victor had been among his prior victims.
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Budget showdown debated by GOP leaders in Congress
Senate Leader Knowland and House Chief Martin criticized a Cannon resolution urging President Eisenhower to propose deep cuts in the $71.8 billion budget, saying Congress must do the job itself. The measure passed House panels and faced a vote amid Republican opposition and questions of constitutional duty.
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Russia's Supreme Soviet Opens Session With Budget and Reforms
Moscow reports the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Republic opened its semi annual session today. The agenda includes adopting a budget electing a Supreme Court broadening the legislatures Presidium and confirming the constitution of the Karelian Autonomous Republic now part of the larger state.
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A&M Student Hair Sheared Over School Name Protest
In Stillwater Oklahoma David Craig, an A&I College student, had A and MM carved from his hair to protest legislation to rename the school. A group opposing the proposal to call the institution Oklahoma State University overpowered him and shaved his head, but his views remained unchanged.
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Court Test on Hallway Photos Set
Tallahassee Florida city judge John Rudd held camera man Jack Murphy in contempt for refusing to destroy film taken of witnesses in a corridor outside the municipal courtroom. Rudd sentenced Murphy to $100 fine and 30 days, with a one hour jail stay to secure a writ of habeas corpus for a court test of the judge s authority to curb outside-court photography. The writ was signed by Circuit Judge W May Walker. hearing set for March 20 in Leon County Circuit Court. Murphy remained in custody about three and a half hours at the police station before transfer.
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Dulles Affirms U N Seat Stance Amid Red China Debate
Secretary of State Dulles told the SEATO council the United States remains steadfast in recognizing Nationalist China and opposes admitting Communist Beijing to the United Nations. He argued inclusion would harm allied security and contravene the UN Charter. Eden and wife left Auckland for a New Zealand vacation, amid reports of regional tensions and SEATO discussions on economic and defense aid.
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Boeing to Show off Liner After Record Flight
Boeing pilots demonstrated the 707 transcontinental reach with a Seattle to Baltimore run and Seattle to Washington City hops. The jet reached up to 1251 mph with a jet stream, setting an unofficial record around 612 mph average on the Puget Sound to Chesapeake Bay flight.
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Thoughtful man drains pump, pays no bill at Oklahoma station
An unidentified man, low on gas, broke a glass door at a Stuart Oklahoma service station, unlocked a pump, filled his tank, then relocked the pump and left without paying for the gas or the damaged door. Police seek the thoughtful suspect who returned the key.
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