U S Leaders Fight for Far East Charter in House Move
Washington report details a House push led by John W. McCormack to urge President Eisenhower to convene leaders from Asia to draft a charter of freedom. The plan aims to mobilize free Asia against Communism, drawing support and criticism from Rep. Judd and Sen Kefauger while State Department cautions over delicacy of Indochina policies.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Asia
Fiep
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Free
Walter H. Judd
R- Minn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
McCormack
John Foster Dulles
Omaha
Neb
Indochina
Msies Kefauger
D-Tenn
Senate
United States
L A Rejects Auditorium Plan
LOS ANGELES UP voters appear to reject Proposition F the plan to build a civic auditorium with two thirds needed for passage still likely, while Proposition G for operations passed. Other items included a juvenile hall funding measure approving 1.9 million, council salaries debated, and several county officials elected or nominated.
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Los Angeles
Jim
UN Loyalty Case In Court at The Hague
The International Court of Justice opens oral hearings over 11 U N employees fired for refusing to answer U S loyalty questions. The U N tribunal awarded $180000 to the discharged Americans. the General Assembly balked at funding the award in its budget. The case seeks an advisory ruling on whether the Assembly can overrule the tribunal.
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Hague
Netherlands
Epi
International Court of Justices
United Nations
United States
U.N. Administrative Tribunal
General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Frances
Britain
Nether
Iaws
Backstairs at White House by Merriman Smith
United Press reports on White House safe rooms and security measures from the Eisenhower era. The article notes wall safes installed during 1948 52 renovation to store top secret material, the use of secured receptacles, and references Camp David nearby with local sights and anecdotes.
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Merriman Smith
United Press
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Washington Hosts Barber Shop Quartet Singers Event
Washington greets about 4000 SPEBSQSA delegates for its 18th annual convention and contests at Constitution Hall. The group, founded 1938 by Owen C. Cash, has grown from 26 to 25 000 members with 2000 qu arts, 400 choruses worldwide, and headquarters in Detroit. The society promotes four part male vocal harmony with no accompaniment, as fans recall classics like Sweet Adeline and Down By The Old Mill Stream.
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Washington
Spebsqsa
The
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Constitution Hall
Tulsa
Okla
Owen C. Cash
Cash
Detroit
Wife Belongs 60 Pd. To Mother-in-Law
A farm wife writes to Mainichi that in a Japanese family the wife is 20 percent to the husband and 0 percent to the mother-in-law. She says the young wife feels watched and treated as belonging to the family, not as the husband’s wife, and laments the misery.
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Tokyo
Mainichi Today
Redlands Publishes Revised City Map With Street Key
New City Mags issues a revised map of Redlands featuring a key to streets. The publication appears at Faats office on gale day.
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New City Mags
City of Redlands
Gale
Faats
Automatic Ice-Maker in Server Gas Refrigerator
The device keeps dozens of IceCircles on hand and operates autonomously. It starts, refills, and stops by itself. You simply reach in and take one of a few ready cakes.
Ava Gardner Plans Divorce From Frank Sinatra
Actress Ava Gardner will move to Lake Tahoe Nevada to establish residence for a divorce from Frank Sinatra. She refused a role at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and was suspended. Sinatra performed at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas as Gardner seeks a mountain retreat away from her ex husbands Artie Shaw and Mickey Rooney and from Sinatra.
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Lake Tahoe
Nev
Frank Sinatra
Ava
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sinatra
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Miss Gardner
Artie Shaw
Mickey Rooney
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