Eisenhower Urges Cooperative Peace At NY Publishers Dinner
President Eisenhower warned the world to strive for understanding and cooperative peace at a New York dinner with the American Newspaper Publishers Association. He urged the press to emphasize unity and avoid partisan battles while stressing the need to resist aggression. Security included heavy police presence amid threats linked to Puerto Rican Nationalist activists.
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Eisenhower
Assn.’s
Bureau of Advertising
la Guardia
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Upper Bonito water projects aimed at local control and state loans
Santa Fe New Mexico report outlines a bill to empower locals in reclamation, authorize federal loans for irrigation, and allow repayment as able. Bliss notes small reservoir schemes using state funds to match federal money, with communities paying as funds permit. example given is Upper Bonito Creek.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
John Bliss
Interstate Streams Commission
Washington
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Streams Commission
Bonito Creek
National Reclamation Assn
Fred Wilson
Commission
FHA Scandal Probe Aims at Leaders and Promoters
Warren Olney III the government’s chief criminal prosecutor accused the FHA of fostering a scheme with leaders and promoters who sold home repairs with no remedy for victims. He said the agency has been involved in improper practices amid the scandal.
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Slams Fha
Washington
Warren Olney III
FHA
Iice
Daily Weather Summary with Temperatures and Forecast
Reading shows temperatures from 2 p.m. yesterday to 11 a.m. today with highs around 78 and a low of 61. Precipitation trace in 24 hours ending 11 a.m. today. month to date 0.09 inches, year to date 0.30 inches. Sunrise 5:19, sunset 6:34, day length 13.3 hours. Forecast expects heavy clouds at times through Saturday with showers, warm and slightly humid. today’s high near 88 and tonight’s low near 55.
Tax leeway granted to Santa Fe residents
New Mexico residents who filed state income tax returns without payment now have until May 15 to pay without penalty. William Malloy, the state income tax director, said the allowance was made after it was found some taxpayers believed merely filing the return exempted them from penalties.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
William Malloy
Drive opens at Walker for National Cancer Fund
The National Cancer Fund drive began at Walker with canisters set around the base for volunteer contributions last week.
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WAFB
National Cancer Fund
Walker
Admiral Carney Urges Stratagem of Stirring Oppressed Into Revolt
CHICAGO Admiral Robert B. Carney urged during a Executives Club talk that during cold war strategy oppressing people might push them to revolt. He warned revolutions could fit changing circumstances and speculated on splits between Red China and the Kremlin and Soviet proxy trading in war by proxy.
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Roberts to Speak At County Farm Bureau Meeting
Cates County Farm and Live Stock Bureau hosts its monthly meeting at Dexter High School gym Monday at 7 p.m. Roberts, president of the New Mexico Farm and Live Stock Bureau, will be the featured speaker and will moderate a panel on teacher tenure law. County teachers and bureau members will take part. members and families are invited and asked to bring a covered dish.
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Island Divides Main WAFB Street With New Traffic Island
A green grassy island will divide Walker Air Force Base C street boulevard from the main gate to the parade ground. The plan adds a two way flow on each side and a pedestrian walkway on the east side. Left turns at the parade ground end will be restricted as the project progresses.
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Walker Air Force Base
Second Graders Tour Walker Air Force Base
Thirty seven second grade pupils from Missouri Avenue School visited Walker Air Force Base for a classroom study on How the Air Force Lives. Maj. Albert H. Pyatt arranged the tour with transportation by the base. they toured the mess hall, new permanent barracks, and the WAFB elementary school. A follow up study will be conducted by Mrs. Millen's class in coming weeks.
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Mary Frances Millen
Missouri Avenue School
Walker Air Force Base
Air Force
Air Base
Roswell
Albert H. Pyatt
WAFB
Husband Is More Surprised Than Spouse
Mrs Martha Jackson, arriving at her husband’s cleaning shop in Oakland, discovers a man carrying the cash register. In the back room she asks about a repairman, but her husband George shouts he knows nothing and rushes out too late to catch the culprit.
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Calif
Martha Jackson
George
Manslaughter Trial Moves At Fast Clip
State of New Mexico versus Patrick Simmons heard rapid testimony from five witnesses before a noon recess. Witnesses from Roswell Police and Walker Air Force Base described Simmons as under the influence with unsteady conduct. The case cites a Feb 14 1955 intersection collision that killed Jesse Mangum and Bessie Mangum.
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Patrick Simmons
Washington
Lth
Jesse Howell Mangum
Bessie Loraine Mangum
George T. Harris
George Guenther
James Beard
L. M. Hall
Roswell
Ale Charles Majors
Walker Air Force Base Air Police
Polly Louck
Father Bear's den
Pat Hanagan
Joe Walton
Hobbs
Guenther
Simmons
Stevens Details Army Security Reforms and McCarthy Clash
Senate hearings reveal Secretary Stevens ordered an early 1953 review of loyalty and security procedures, reporting changes to curb espionage risks. He disputed McCarthy accusations, defended cooperation, and described plans to keep top priority on anti communism while facing cross examination over the Schine case and related inquiries.
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Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
Army
Montana
First Army
New York
New Jersey
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pvt. G
David Schine
Schine
Dworshak
Idaho
Airlifted Troops Pour into War Area
American airlift of French paratroopers began to reinforce Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh forces pressed the northwest French defenses. About 220 French jump troops arrived in Saigon from Orly amid a planned mass airlift possibly totaling 1,000 in 10 planes, with stops at Colombo and Bangkok before Saigon. Indian PM Nehru barred foreign troops from crossing Indian territory by air or land.
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Dien Bien Phu
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Ceylon
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Nehru
Bangkok
Thailand
Aggressors Lead Opening Move in Atomic Defense Drill
Ten thousand aggressors advanced on Fort Bragg in Exercise Flash Burn, the first major atomic defense war game. About five thousand U.S. forces prepared to resist as nearly 100,000 troops and airmen would join, with Tacair 54-7 coordinating Air Force support. A C119 crash near Goldsboro killed two crew members and prompted two parachutists to escape with minor injuries.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
U. S
Goldsboro
Govenor Candidates Call For Criminal Code Overhaul
Two gubernatorial hopefuls in New Mexico push reform of the criminal code and seek Los Alamos legislative representation. Democrat John Simms Jr. vows to push a Los Alamos County senator and representative if elected. Republican Alvin Stockton urges a four year, attorney and law enforcement review panel to overhaul the code. Leyva supports lobbyist registration. Simms recovered from appendectomy in Albuquerque and plans rest.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Los Alamos
Alvin Stockton
John Simms Jr
Los Alamos County
Sixto Leyva
Stockton
H. Paul Huss
Santa Fe
Simms
Settlement Ends 22 Day General Mills Strike in Minneapolis
A 22 day strike by 4 650 General Mills workers in Minneapolis ended with a settlement mediated by the A S Conciliation Service. Details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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General Mills, Inc
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