Nehru Blasts Offer Of Military Aid To India
Nehru sharply rejected Eisenhower’s offer of arms aid to India and demanded U N observers in Kashmir be withdrawn. He accused the United States of intervening by aiding Pakistan and said India would not accept direct arms aid from foreign governments. The premier criticized U S policy in Asia and warned of potential aggression despite assurances.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Eisenhower
U. N
Kashmir
Pakistan
United States
Premer
America
U.S
Walter Robertson
Asia
Robertson
Martin Says Ike Is Still Opposed to Personal Tax Cuts
House Speaker Martin said at the White House that President Eisenhower remains opposed to any personal income tax cuts for now. He based this on views Eisenhower voiced earlier in the year, noting the mechanics of upcoming tax legislation were discussed without the President signaling support for exemptions increases. Secretary Humphrey also opposed changes to personal exemptions at this time.
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Washington
House
Martin
White House
Eisenhower
Sen
George
D-Ga
Humphrey
Weather summary from United States Weather Bureau report
Readings show temperatures from 2 p.m. yesterday to 11 a.m. today with highs near 64 and lows around 25. No precipitation in 24 hours. month to date and year to date totals near 0.21. Forecast calls for wind and dust, warmer today with a high near 76, low around 32, increasing clouds and cooler by tomorrow afternoon.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Colorado
Gallup
Clovis
Glenwood
Farmington
Santa Fe
Cairo Riots Turn Deadly as Naguib Visits Sudan
In Khartoum police fired on a 30000 strong crowd greeting Egyptian leader Mohamed Naguib and Salah Salem. Eight Sudanese died and more than 50 were wounded outside Sir Robert Howe’s residence as pro independence Umma and pro Egyptian National Unionist factions clashed. Police used tear gas before opening fire amid the inaugural session of Sudan’s first Parliament.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Mohamed Naguib
Robert Howe
Naguib
Cairo
Salah Salem
Mortada el Mahdi
Umma Party
National Unionist Party
Ismail el Zahary
Lairport
Howe
Eye Cut and Bruises After West Second Collision
Evelyn Mabry sustained a minor cut above the left eye and bruises in a two car crash at 8 20 a m Sunday in the 1800 block of West Second. She was transported to St Marys Hospital by a Westrum ambulance. The 1948 Chevrolet sedan driven by Windhell Mabry and a 1950 Ford sedan driven by Carlton Hubbard collided after Hubbard stopped to pick up a hitchhiker without signaling, with Mabry’s car striking Hubbard from the rear.
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Evelyn Sue Mabry
W. Second
Westrum
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Second
Windhell Mabry
Roswell
Carlton D. Hubbard
Albuquerque St
Hubbard
Chevrolet
Year in jail for Baltimore man who beat wife with brick
Bertie J. Taylor, 44, was sentenced to one year in jail after beating his 22 year old wife with a brick. Police said Taylor then sold a pint of his blood and went out on a drunk.
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Baltimore
Bertie J. Taylor
Taylor
Damascus News Chief Attassi Faces Post Revolt Turmoil
In Damascus the capital calmed after a curfew as Hachem Bey el Attassi was proclaimed head of state amid a revolt fallout. Riot police fired on crowds wounding 13 and one killed in a weekend clash as Attassi’s rivals and cabinet members agreed to step aside.
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Damascus
Syria
Hachem Bey el Attassi
Attassi
Adib Shishekly
Kuzbari
Shishekly
Saudi Arabi
Shawkat Shkeir
Shkeir
Homs
Five Congressmen Wounded On House Floor Shocks State
In Albuquerque AP report on the New Mexico Democratic governor race the credentials committee hearings split factions led by Don Dickason and A T Hannett as they contest Bernalillo County seating and Eddy County vote releases. Leroy Wise claimed Eddy support as Chavez pitches a non Albuquerque candidate while Clinton Anderson seeks a seat on the ballot.
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Simms
Wise
Westaway
Albuquerque
Eddy County
R. H. Westaway
W. O. Culberston
Paul Huss
Santa Fe
Don Dickason
Hannett
Leroy Wise
Hobbs
Eddy
Tibo Chavez
Chavez
W. O. Culbertson
San Miguel
J. R. Wrinkle
Silver City
Clinton P. Anderson
Edwin L. Mechem
GOP
Simms-Culbertson
Bernalillo
Artesian urges tapping subterranean river near Artesia
William Dooley urged the Artesia Chamber of Commerce to explore tapping a deep underground river he claims lies about 70 feet below ground, 115 feet in some areas, based on past well data from nearby drilling firms. He seeks use of the subterranean water supply for Artesia.
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Dooley
Artesia Chamber of Commerce
Artesia
Burglaries Hit High School and Local District Court
Over the weekend burglars hit the Senior High building at 500 S Richardson Ave stealing 20 to 25 dollars from the school safe. In Police Court Everett R Towler faced a driving while intoxicated charge with a 150 dollar fine and one year license loss. Seven blotter cases included four vagrancy charges and two intoxication charges. Roswell firefighters responded to three weekend calls including a café fire on Alameda Street and a garage wall fire on Mathews Street.
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S. Richardson Ave
Tommy Thompson
Everett R. Towler
Roswell
East Fifth
E. Alameda St
W. Mathews St
George E. Daniels
Divorce Filed in Kreibel N Collins vs Josephine Collins
A divorce action was filed in District Court this month. The suit names Kreibel N. Collins as plaintiff and Josephine Collins as defendant.
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District Court
Kreibel N. Collins
Josephine Collins
Nine Die As Cog Train Plunges In Pyrenees Crash
A cog railway train carrying holiday skiers plunged into a 1500 foot ravine in the French Pyrenees killing nine and injuring fourteen. The wreck occurred as the train streaked down the mountain amid snowy conditions.
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Toulouse
France
French Pyrenees
Congressmen wounded as Puerto Rican nationalists open fire
Police said three assailants from a Puerto Rican nationalist group fired on members of the House injuring Representatives Alvin Bentley and Ben Jensen. The attackers fled. three others were wounded. Senators confirmed Earl Warren as chief justice by voice vote with no opposition.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Truman
Alvin M. Bentley
Ben F. Jensen
Senate
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
The
United States
McKeesport Traffic Fines Paid At Street Level Office
Residents may pay traffic fines at a new street level clerk’s office instead of going to the police headquarters. A friendly female clerk handles payments to streamline the process in McKeesport Pennsylvania.
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Mckeesport
Puerto Rican gunfire wounds five in House chamber
A group including a woman shouted Free Puerto Rico and fired automatic pistols from a gallery as Congress debated a Mexican farm labor bill. Five lawmakers were wounded, including Alvin Bentley and Ben Jensen, with two gunmen and the woman seized by guards.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Congress
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Ben F. Jensen
Iowa
Clifford Davis
Tenn
Kenneth A. Roberts
Ala
George H. Fallon
Bentley
Jensen
Roberts
Davis
Fallon
Mathew Fardella
Fardella
Charles Santoro
Louis E. Graham
Graham
Benjamin James
R-Pa
Lolita Lebron
Senate
Blair House
Truman
White House
van Zandt
Rep
Benson
D-Tex
D-Tenn
Dulles Praises Solid U.S. Latin American Policy at Caracas Conference
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrives for the 10th Inter-American Conference in Caracas and states the United States friendship policy is the most solid and dependable. The meeting opens with formalities as security is heightened after a deadly riot in 1948. Maurice F. McEvoy, broadcasting executive and former publisher, dies at St. Marys Hospital after pneumonia.
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Dulles
U. S
Carcas
Venezuela
John Foster Dulles
United States
Wmwewew
Friendly Association of American States
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Bogota
Colombia
University City
Latin America
Perez Jiminez
Fletcher Warren
Washington
Eisenhower
Americas
Oviles
Guatemala
Maurice F. McEvoy
St. Mary’s Hospital
McEvoy
Coronado Broadcasting Co
KPBM
Carlsbad
Roswell
Batchelor Revisited Kermit as Family Greets Him in El Paso
Kermit Texas welcomed Cp. Claude Batchelor a former leader among American prisoners who joined the Reds in Korea. He arrived by air, hoped for a quick discharge, and planned to relax in Kermit before a Brooke Army Medical Center checkup. He said he has changed his mind about communism and seeks to continue his education.
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Kermit
Tex
Claude Batchelor
Reds
North Korea
el Pasco
West
Texas Plains
Claude
Jnow
United States
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Brooke
Compee
Motorist of N. M. Buy Plates Early
Santa Fe New Mexico motor vehicle officials report many drivers are purchasing 1954 license plates early. The deadline is midnight Tuesday before penalties apply. 1953 plates set a record with 310000 registrations. 1954 expected around 335000 as in person purchases outpace mail orders.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Tony Lang Jr
Luna
Earth Tremor Shakes Adelaide Amid Strong quake
A powerful earth tremor struck Adelaide and surrounding South Australia late last night. Authorities report it is the region’s most violent quake in half a century, triggering alarms and damage concerns across the capital and nearby areas.
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Adelaide
Australia
South Australia
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