Dulles Warns Of War If Doctrine Fails in Congress
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles testified that the United States faces a strong chance of fighting in the Middle East if Congress rejects the Eisenhower Doctrine. He argued a congressional resolution authorizing force would reduce war chances, while critics like Sen. Henry M. Jackson demanded evidence of a new Russian threat in the region.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
Congress
Dulles
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Henry M. Jackson
Washington Democrat
Russia
Jackson
Jereater
Fire Destroys Two Giant Planes at McChord Field
McChord Field near Tacoma suffered a $3 million loss as a fire fueled by paint cans gasoline and tires destroyed two large maintenance hangars. A C124 Globemaster valued at 1.7 million and a bus transport worth 1.3 million were ruined, with four planes in total affected. Fire chief Arthur J McCarthy was hospitalized from smoke. The blaze began about 5 30 a m and was controlled two hours later.
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Wash
McChord Field
Tacoma
Air Force
Arthur J. “McCarthy
Alex Crewdson
Grace Wants Delivery In Monaco Palace Or Clinic
Monaco's Princess Grace awaits birth of Prince Rainier's heir as timing and location clash. Prince Rainier signals a preference for a delivery at the yellow walled palace while preparations at the Maternity Hospital proceed. Palace sources say a final decision is due within a week or ten days as doctors weigh options.
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Monaco
Grace
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Palace
Chou Persuades Poles To Accept Russ Leadership
WARSAW UP Communist China Premier Chou En lai won Polish Communist Leader Gomulka to accept Moscow leadership of world Communist policy. Gomulka, who seeks some independence from Soviet domination, bowed to Moscow in an election speech. Observers said the move probably pleased Moscow as Chou arrived in Warsaw for talks with Polish leaders.
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Warsaw
China
Chou En-lai
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Gomulka
Poland
Soviet Union
Corres- Chou
Red China
Wich
Mr. Eisenstray
Kremlin
Shower
Garden City
Kan
Mad At Her Boyfriend Hurts Leg With Flatiron
In El Paso a 43 year old woman admitted to General Hospital after trying to erase tattooed names from her legs with a flatiron. She suffered second and third degree burns on both legs, claiming she did it Sunday night because she no longer loved him. Nurses reported the incident and treated her injuries.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Paso General Hospital
Weather Outlook for San Bernardino Valley on Wednesday
A cloudy yet mostly sunny day is forecast in the San Bernardino Valley with a higher afternoon temperature. January 15, 1957 records show a high of 63 and a low of 36, compared with a year ago today when the high reached 60 and the low 45.
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San Bernardino Valley
Knight Sees No New Taxes and No Cut for 1957
California Governor Goodwin J. Knight stated there is no need for new taxes and no tax cut in 1957. He refused to back higher liquor and cigarette taxes to fund education and endorsed a study commission to review oil conservation laws amid ongoing legislative discussions.
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Calfornia Teachers Assn
Knight
Senate
Assembly
California
Geiss Appears In Riverside Ct On Murder Charge
Riverside police arraigned Paul L. Geiss 28, a dishonorably discharged Air Force man, in Municipal Court for the brutal stabbing of Jackie Pace 28. The suspect, found by Sheriff’s deputies near Highway 18, allegedly admitted involvement and aided in locating the 14 inch knife used in the attack. Pace, separated from her husband, was found dead with 22 stab wounds in the living room as two children slept nearby.
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Riverside
Air Force
Lfaus Yaupi
Robert Kendall
Highway 18
Here
Geiss
Vaught
Vaughts
Pace
Montgomery May Be Named To Federal Post
Washington reports say Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas declined to confirm or deny that actor and TV producer Robert Montgomery is under consideration for an assistant secretary of the Navy post. Thomas said many people are under consideration and noted a vacancy created by Raymond I. Fogler will be filled as openings arise.
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Washington
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Robert Montgomery
Fogler
Thomas
Shivers names loyal Democrat to Senate
Gov. Shivers signs his last act appointing Dallas attorney William A. Blakley as interim U S senator succeeding Price Daniel. Blakley is described as a loyal Democrat though Eisenhower partisan and will vote with the Democrats to keep 49 47 Senate control. He declined to say how he will vote during the interim period.
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Austin
Tex
ULP
Allan Shivers
Texas
Dallas
William A. Blakley
Eisenhower
U.S. Senate
Price Daniel
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Washington
Blakley
Eisenhower Hears Ranchers Troubles
President Eisenhower, amid a drought tour, hears that wind could strip topsoil from over 10 million acres of drought damaged lands, while ranchers hold cattle not worth subsidized feed. Kansas and Colorado reports warn topsoil loss in spring winds and inadequate drought aid, with Garden City cited as a hard hit area and prior Dust Bowl context.
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Eisenhower
Daniel
Bey
Tucson
yAriz
Colorado
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower Press Plane Breaks Runway at Pueblo
A four engine DC6B carrying about 60 White House staff and press sank its right front wheels and left front tires at Pueblo Airport as it taxied after President Eisenhower’s Columbine III. The incident delayed coverage of a 4500 mile Southwest drought tour.
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Pueblo
Colo
White House
American Airlines
Eisenhower
Instructor Wins $99000 On TV
A 30 year old Columbia University English instructor won $99000 Monday night and placed himself in line to become the biggest money winner in television quiz show history.
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New York
Columbia University
Speedy Action On Feather River Project Funds Seen
SACRAMENTO UP Speedy reaction by the Legislature on the governor's request for a 25.2 million urgency appropriation for the Feather River Project was anticipated by Assemblymen Lind k and Levering who want fast action in Ways and Means. In the Senate, Sen. Regan was lukewarm but expected passage during January before recess. Governor Knight urged quick legislative action to place water priorities high in the 1957 session. Lindsay's AB100 would use tidelands money to fund the 25.2 million, for relocating highways and rail lines in Feather River Canyon for the Oroville Dam.
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Feather River
Francis C. Lind Ksay
Loomis
Harold K.J. Levering
Los Angeles
Assembly Ways and Means
Senate
Oroville
Edwin Regan
Weaversville
FRP
Goodwin J.’ Knight
Lindsay
Tidelands Oi
Feather River’ Canyon
Oroville Dam
Patrick D. Mc
Paris
Prince
Nor- Gee
Los’ Angeles
Napoleon
Tommy
Jerome Xavier
Marie-Jeremia
Iseph Victor
Prince Napoleon
Napo
Tidelands
Jensen Named Southland ABC Administrator
Jensen, a former Riverside County lawman, was named area administrator in charge of all state alcohol control matters in Southern California. The appointment was announced by Russell Munro of the ABC. Jensen leaves Salt Lake City police to take the post. He served with Riverside County Sheriff 1942 to 1956. The Southern California ABC area covers eight counties south of the Tehachapi Mountains. Salary ranges from 1050 to 1150 dollars monthly.
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1Mensen
Wundersner
Riverside County
California
Russell S. Munro
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Munro
Jensen
Salt Lake City
Riverside County Sheriff's Department
Southern California
ABC Department
Tehachapi Mountains
Fourth Child For Napoleons Fourth Child For Napoleons Boy May Have Been Cured Of Leukemia
Madison reporters outline a controversial medical case as the Wisconsin Medical Society meets to review the saga of 5 year old Tommy Ejithunium. Doctors discuss possible diagnoses and ethical limits while detailing Tommy’s history and the unverified claims of a miraculous recovery from leukemia. The father Norbert of De Forest asserts a cure is possible, but physicians note no known remedy exists.
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Madison
Wis
Medical Society
Tommy Ejithunium
Tommy’s
Edoo
Tommy
Norbert
de Forest
Three Lost At The Track Not Five Says Reporter
The report mixes multiple unrelated items. Angelina Kristoff, 30, faces three counts of grand theft amid accusations of shortages at Western Ice Company. Separate notes mention Paris royalty and a baby named Jerome Xavier with leukemia treatment optimism, but the article blends disparate items and lacks a single cohesive event.
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San Francisco
Angelina Kristoff
Snow Vehicle Plunges Into Polar Water
United Press reports a snow vehicle plunged through thin ice into freezing waters near McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. Divers recovered two bodies while others escaped. the incident occurs amid Soviet tensions, unrest in East Germany, and political fears in Russia over the Khrushchev era.
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Antarctica
U.S. Navy
Ollie Barnett Bartley
San Francisco
Russia
Slaughters
Intel
Henry
Shapiro
Moscow
United Press
Tce
Krushchev
Bulganin
Richard T. Williams
Poland
Tle
Kremlin
East Germany
Hall
Journal Settles For Copyright Infringement
Philadelphia official confirms Curtis Publishing Co to settle with Charles Scribner's Sons over inadvertent copyright infringement in The Archbishop's Dilemma in Ladies Home Journal. The Archbishops Dilemma closely resembled The Turquoise Cup (1903) by Arthur Coslett Smith, differing in locale and a principal character's name. Mrs. Patricia Hazlett Finney, Tucson, Ariz., listed as author, declined comment.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Co
Charles Scribner’s Sons
New York
Ladies Home- Journal
Robert Gibbon
Scribner’s
Arthur Coslett Smith
Gibbon
Eden Family to Sail for New Zealand Visit
Former Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Lady Eden will sail to New Zealand on a postwar trip. Eden’s son Nicholas declined to volunteer for Miss Burma’s inaugural parade due to the Suez crisis.
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London
Washington
Anthony Eden
Clydene Bush
New Zealand
Stary
Ore
Sydney Hollandstituency
Nurse Testifies Against Dr Adams in Morrell Death Case
EASTBOURNE England UP The bedside nurse of Mrs Edith Morrell testified as the first prosecution witness in the preliminary hearing into Dr J Bodkin Adams alleged murder of the wealthy widow with heroin and morphine overdoses. Nurse Caroline Randall said she cared for Morrell 22 months and administered morphine nightly then heroin on Adams orders. She linked Morrell illness to heroin injections and noted Morrell’s anger when Adams left on vacation in 1950 and spoke of altering her will to exclude him.
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Eastbourne
England
J. Bodkin Adams
Caroline
Randall
Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Iunder Adams
Miss Randall
Severe Arctic Cold Grips U S With Fatal Frosts
A United Press report details life threatening cold across the nation. Upper New York State saw 50 below zero readings and several deaths from exposure occurred in New York, New England, and Iowa. Gas service cut to nine upstate counties amid a valve break near Syracuse, with Civil Defense and Red Cross aiding affected residents.
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New York State
United Press
New York City
North
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Upper New York
New England
Mountain View
N.Y
Massena
Albany
Syracuse
Burlington
Iowa
New York
Jefferson
Oswego
Guondaga
Niagara
Mohawk Power Corp
Midwest
East St. Louis
Jordan
Winchester
Lloyd J. Cantrell
Wise
Bernard O. Cantrell
Joseph H. Millins
Annandale
Washington
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Ind
Joseph Burl Jr
Benton Harbor
Mich
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philipsburg
Punxsutawney
Boston
New Orleans
Chicago
Bismarck
N.C
Minneapolis
Denver
Seattle
Los Angeles
Merwin Uperalt
Civil Defense
Fulton
Red Cross
Liverpool
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
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Goodwin J. Knight
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Jackie Pace
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Shivers
Paan Noas
Ir. Blakley
Cee Dees Be Yee
Mact
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Gnoden Pewee Beeey
Napoleons
Fe Pome
Vhsteneeta
Tor
Kristoff
Western Ice Company
Nnlue Ta
NEA
Wilbert Block
San Angelo
Pres. Eisenhower
Sect. of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Southwest
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