Eisenhower urges GOP unity in Lincoln Day appeal
President Eisenhower called for unity within the Republican Party to pursue broad policy goals, saying a party cannot succeed without unified support. He referenced housing, social security, and health as areas of concern and emphasized the need to translate the 1952 mandate into action for national leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Picorire
White House
Congress
Senate
Lincoln
Eisenhower Lincoln
Big Three Plan To Pin Reds Down On German Problem
The Western Big Three map a plan at Berlin to force immediate German issues while blocking a Soviet disarmament proposal. Dulles Eden and Bidault coordinate to steer talks toward Germany as Molotov may argue for a broader UN disarmament conference.
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Big
Berlin
U. S&s
Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Molotov
Germany
United Nations
Fire-Burning Probe to Pin Down Blame
Senate internal security subcommittee to investigate who ordered destruction of naval intelligence files in 1944. Senator Jenner cites Navy unit and aides including Robert Morris and Victor Kravchenko. Nimitz and King discussed the order, which Adm. King confirmed as coming from the White House. Morris later became a New York municipal judge.
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Washington
Jenner
Ind
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
White House
Nixon
Subcommittee
Navy
New York
Russia
Robert Morris
Internal Security
Victor Kravchenko
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Morris
Kravchenko
Adm
Chester Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Nimitz
Ernest J. King
Naval Operations
King
Pacific
Berkeley
Calif
New York City
Congress Democrats Spar Over Eisenhower Economy Plan
Senate and House Democrats fault the President's economic program as insufficient to counter a slowing economy. Senator Sparkman and Representative Bolling urge stronger action, while Senator Watkins backs the plan as a sound start. The Economic Committee prepares to hear Arthur Burns and aims for a March 1 report as Burns cites a moderate 1953 contraction and a resilient retail base. The President vows an arsenal of weapons and notable tax, housing, and social security proposals to spur growth.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
House Economic Committee
Bolling
D-Mo
Sen. Watkins
Utah
GOP
Watkins
Arthur Burns
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Burns
Congress
Bender
Ohio
Snarkman
Charge Plan In Effect Is Not Flexible
A state highway plan is seen as insufficiently flexible to cover emergency road needs. A 28 man Lea and Eddy counties delegation pressed the Highway Commission to fast track 82 miles of roads in Lea and Eddy counties to aid potash and oil fields. Cost estimated at about half a million dollars if county work meets specs. Chairman Hatfield said funds are limited and federal aid may be needed.
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Grover C. Welter
Welter
Chaves County
Roswell
New Mexico
N. Main St
Tode's
S. Michigan Ave
Robin Crouse
S. Kansas Ave
Douglas McCann
Canoga Park
Calif
Arkansas
Horatio
Santa FE
State Highway Commission
Lea
Eddy
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
G. D. Hatfield
Ralph Trigg
Clinton Anderson
Washington
Charles Loveless
The
New Mexico Oil and Gas Assa
Lea County
Loveless
Eddy County
Commission
T. E. Brown Sr
Dormitory bids set for Los Lunas State Hospital girls dorm
Bids to build a new girls dormitory at the State Mental Hospital in Los Lunas will be opened February 17. Estimated cost is $65,000.
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Albuquerque
Los Lunas
Weather Summary and Outlook for Local Area
Reading intervals from 2 PM yesterday to 11 AM today show a high of 71 and a low of 35. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 11 AM today is none. month and year totals are 0.21 inch. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, warmer afternoons, highs near 73, lows around 35, and a five day trend about 16 degrees above seasonal with little precipitation.
March of Dimes Dance at CSC No 2
A March of Dimes dance at CSC No 2 on Monday night February 1 starts 7 30 PM. Freddie Williams John Aikens and the Keynote trio provide music. Admission is one dollar per couple and refreshments will be served.
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CSC
Man Charged in TV Set Removal
J. W. Gardner a 23 year old from Cullman Ala was arrested in Fort Worth on a charge of removal of mortgaged property from the state. He allegedly used fictitious references to acquire a television set valued at 182.76 from M and R Television Sales Service 1020 E. Second Fruits of his scheme. Gardner acted with others unnamed and obtained the set under a contract sales plan.
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Fort Worth
J. W. Gardner
M. and R. Television
Gardner
J. C. Jones
Cullmon
Ala
Washington El Paso seeks pipeline expansion in Texas counties
El Paso Natural Gas Co applied to Power Commission for a 798600 dollar pipeline extension in Reagan and Upton Counties Texas. The line would allow daily gas purchases of 20 million cubic feet in Reagan County.
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Washington
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Power Commission
Reagan
Upton
Texas
Reagan County
Tito declares Yugoslavia will pursue independent foreign policy
President Tito announced in Belgrade that Yugoslavia will maintain an independent foreign policy despite Soviet ally pressure. He rejected Western rumors of returning to the Soviet bloc and defended past independence as essential to sovereignty. He also expressed hope for normalizing ties with Eastern European neighbors.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
May Ban Air Rifles in Las Cruces City Limits
A petition circulates to ban air rifles in Las Cruces after two accidents. One boy suffered an eye injury from a pellet and another was struck in the ear.
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Las Cruces
Regional SSA official travels from Roswell to Lubbock
Sherwood H. Avery a regional representative of the social security administration left Portales yesterday to go to Lubbock after a periodic inspection trip here. He came to Roswell from Santa Fe.
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Sherwood H. Avery
Dallas
Social Security Administration
Poswell
Lubbock
Roswell
Santa Fe
Tito Re‑elected in Belgrade on Mutual Respect Policy
President Tito was re elected unanimously by Parliament in Belgrade after pledging Yugoslavia would do business with all nations including Russia and Soviet satellites on a basis of mutual respect.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Ling Yuan 19 Refuses Return to Reds in Roswell Ceremony
Ling Yuan, 19, recounts why he refused to go back to the Reds as Roswell units honor Lt. Col. Frank G. Young Jr. for promotion. The 120th AAA Battalion (Gun 90mm) ceremonies included many 3630th Ordnance Co. veterans with Young’s 120th Battalion. An AP dispatch notes Ling Yuan was selected at random by reporter Spencer Moosa who interviewed freed Chinese POWs ashore on Formosa after Korea.
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Frank G. Young Jr
Herman M. Miranda Jr
CWO
Lowell M. Smith
Roswell
120Th Aaa Gn. Bn
New Mexico National Guard
Ling Yuan
Reds
120Th Aaa Bn
120Th BN
Young
National Guard
3630Th Ordnance Maintenance Company
Col
120Th
ETO
Norman C. Renfro
Hubert E. Kyle
John A. Sisley
John Boydston
Jim D. Kennon
Dennis B. McFadden
Dale E. Miller
George Guenther
Wendell L. Buchelew
Don Kennon
William C. Trent
George H
Spencer Moosa
Formosa
Korea
Maj Price Retires From NMMI After 27 Years of Service
Maj T V Price retires from the New Mexico Military Institute teaching staff after 27 years. He joined the faculty in 1926 and taught history in the high school on the hill. Retirement became effective at the start of the second semester January 25. He earned a Bachelor of Science at Knox College and did graduate work at multiple universities in the U S and London.
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Maj
T. V. Price
New Mexico Military Institute
Charles F. Ward
Maj. Price
Knox College
University College
University of London
University of Wisconsin
Illinois State Teachers College
University of Chicago
Roswell Soldiers Begin Eight Weeks of Training
Two Roswell area soldiers started eight weeks of basic training at the Antiaircraft Center in Ft. Bliss Texas. Pvt Lloyd Freeman and Pvt Roy Lee Ray are the trainees. Freeman is the son of Lizzie Freeman and Ray is married to Wilma Stenson Ray and the son of Mr and Mrs G Porter of Roswell.
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Fort Bliss
Texas
Roswell
Ft. Bliss
Lloyd Freeman
Lizzie Freeman
Roy Lee Ray
Wilma Stenson Ray
G. Porter
Ling Yuan the 14 209 Chinese in Korea Finds Home in Formosa
Ling Yuan a 19 year old from Szechwan one of 14 209 Chinese who fought under the Red banner in Korea fled to Formosa after capture and vows not to return to Communist rule He recounts his family’s fate in Chungking and his fear of reprisals yet offers his real name and address to a reporter.
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Spencer Moosa
Taipeh
Formosa
Ling Yuan
Red Banner
Korea
Szechwan Province
China
Nan Chu Men
Chungking
Nan Chu
People’s Court
People's
California Blast Kills 1 Injures 17 at Bermite Powder Plant
A blast at the Bermite Powder Co plant in Newhall California killed Mrs. Della Mitchell 43 and injured 17 others. Two people were in critical condition including Frances Floyd 20 and Leora Tole 25 both San Fernando Acton residents.
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Newhall
Calif
Bermite Powder Co
Della Mitchell
San Fernando
Frances Floyd
Leora Tole
Acton
Kefauver Probes Defense Contracts Concentration Policy
Senator Kefauver asks Pentagon officials to explain a policy of concentrating defense contracts in one producer. The Senate panel will probe a 200 million dollar Army tank contract with Fisher Body, a GM subsidiary, amid concerns over national defense resilience.
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Washington
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Pentagon
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
General Motors
Fisher Body Corp
Fisher Body
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Colombia restricts non-Catholic religious activity foreigners
A circular from Interior Minister Lu cio Pabon Nunez in Bogota says non Catholic foreigners may not conduct religious acts outside church premises. Protestants are barred from public missionary or educational work, limited to teaching children of non-Catholic foreigners.
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Bogota
Colombia
Lucio Pabon Nunez
Holy See
Inwood Sign Shop Offers Used Coffee Grounds
Inwood Sign Shop in Dallas offered to restaurant owners coffee grounds, slightly used, at 10 cents per pound.
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Dallas. Tex
Inwood Sign Shop
Atomic Reactor Set For Nautilus February 15
Navy chief of operations Admiral Carney reveals in Nation's Business that the submarine Nautilus will have its atomic reactor installed February 15 at the fitting-out dock after its launch January 21 in Groton Connecticut. The Westinghouse built propulsion system includes a uranium fuel core and shielding details. The article notes the reactor will power the boat and cites its immense energy potential, stressing the Navy's lead in atomic seapower.
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Washington
Robert B. Carney
Nation’s Business
Carney
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United States Navy
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G. C. Welter
Dip
Lea and
United States Weather Bureau
NMMI
California
Nautilus
Groton, Conn
Ken Reynolds
J. F. McLoughlin
G. A. Trevine
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