Eisenhower Will Not Comment Further On White Case
President Eisenhower stated he has said his last word on the Harry Dexter White case and hopes his administration’s anti communism cleanup will end the issue in next year’s campaign. He defended vigilance against communists and noted 1,450 employees were removed from the federal payroll for security reasons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry Dexter White
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Congress
Congressional
Truman
Atty
Brownell
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Hoover Reveals Opposition to Keeping White in Government
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified that he did not back a plan to retain Harry Dexter White, acknowledging Truman allowed White to transfer from Treasury to the IMF post to maintain surveillance. Hoover stated the FBI was never party to an arrangement to promote White, while Brownell and others questioned Truman’s judgment and loyalty amid Senate probes.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Hanver
Sanata
White
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Hoover
Treasury
Monetary Fund
Senate
Brownell
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Fanny White
Boston
Russia
Senate Committee
Jenner
R-Ind
Sen
Knowland
California
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rep. Moulder
D-Mo
House Un-American Activities Committee
Gift to Mrs Eisenhower in Ottawa Pendant Inscribed DDE to MDE
Mrs Dwight Eisenhower displays a gold pendant gift from the president in Ottawa Canada marking her 57th birthday. The back bears the inscription DDE to MDE 1953. She showed it to newsmen aboard the trip back to Washington after visiting Ottawa with the president.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ottawa
Canada
Local Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau
Reading at 3 hour intervals shows a high of 76 and low of 42 with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 11 a.m. Today’s forecast calls for variable clouds and scattered showers, windy spells, and a much colder night and tomorrow. High today 74, low tonight 33. Sunrise 6 32 sunset 4 54 day length 10.4 hours. Normal highs 62 lows 32 for the date. Month to date precipitation 0.26, year to date 8. Normal month to date 0.27, year to date 11 42.
Wounded Price's Creameries official shot in office room
Walter Rector 53 office manager of Price's Creameries was shot in the left side in an office supply room at the creamery. The bullet exited the left shoulder blade from a .38 Colt automatic. Police report says Rector appeared conscious and the shooting occurred yesterday afternoon after a discussion with routeman F N Burns.
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Walter Rector
Price’s Creameries, Inc
S. Main St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rector
F. N. Burns
Burns
Dulles Sees Free World Gains as Soviet Outsmarts Diplomacy
Secretary of State Dulles told the CIO convention in Cleveland that Soviet rulers avoid talks to preserve control behind the Iron Curtain. He argued the free world holds the diplomatic initiative and urged talks on concrete differences while avoiding appeasement of Kremlin rule.
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Cleveland
Dulles
CIO
Free Nations
Europe
Asia
Kremlin
Free World
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
East
Berlin
China
Alexander
City Commission Adopts Zoning Plan For Albuquerque
The City Commission adopted a zoning ordinance last night. Residential zones remain as current, commercial zones align with arterial streets, and industrial zones will flank railway tracks.
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Albuquerque
Boyd and Son Show Champ Bull at Lovington Hereford Sale
R A Boyd and Son of Carlsbad presented the Grand Champion bull at the One-Stop Hereford Sale in Lovington. E D Holt’s Tatum consignments topped bull prices. About 50 bulls sold average $258. cows averaged $254. Burns Hereford Farms Lovington provided the highest selling female.
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R. A. Boyd & Son
Carlsbad
Lovington
E. D. Holt
Tatum
al W. Woodburn
Chaves County
Burns Hereford Farms
Progress Reported in Talks on Korea Peace Conference
Allied and Communist negotiators showed partial progress in plans for a Korean peace conference. Communists rejected an American proposal to invite neutral nations to full talks but softened demands for a round table. Neutral nations might attend as a third party with limited voting power, pending clarification. Meanwhile POW interviews with Chinese and Korean prisoners remain stalled as Indian command notes no interviews tomorrow and uncertain resumption dates.
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Sam Summerlin Panmunjom
Russia
U. S
Arthur Dean
Reds
Korea
Indian Command
Weather Front Brings Rain Snow and Cold Across New Mexico
The Associated Press reports a cold front sweeping into New Mexico promises rain and snow with wind and much colder temperatures. Snow began in Gallup with overcast skies and temperatures dropping about 20 degrees. northerly snow expands northward while southern elevations see lighter precipitation. Gallup and Glenwood report .01 inches, Farmington Zuni Rodeo trace amounts. Gallup low 33, Carlsbad high 77.
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Gallup
District Weather Bureau
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Glenwood
Farmington
Zuni
Rodeo
Otto
Carlsbad
Flagstaff
Ariz
Prisoner Escapes Execution After Escape From Compound
A South Korean war prisoner, Cpl. Pak Ki Do, escaped Monday from a neutral zone compound where 300 plus South Koreans were held. He says he narrowly avoided execution by a 45 man Communist collaboration committee that had sentenced him for returning to South Korea.
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Seoul
Pak Ki Do
Red
South Korea
Dempsey urges federal control of highway system in defense talk
Representative Dempsey of New Mexico argues for ongoing federal control of the nation's highway system. He opposes a Western governor's proposal to abolish the two cent per gallon gas tax and shift highway funding to the states in a Albuquerque service club address.
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Albuquerque
Dempsey
D-Nm
McKee Low Bidder for White Sands Magazine Construction
The U S Corps of Engineers named Robert McKee of El Paso as apparent low bidder for eight concrete storage magazines at White Sands Proving Ground with a bid of 107 545 dollars.
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Albuquerque
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Robert McKee
el Paso
White Sands Proving Ground
McKee
County Men Named To Experimental Farm Association
Chaves County men Carl Clardy Roswell Carl Nichols Dexter and Bill Langenegger Hagerman were chosen with Eddy County members to form the Pecos Valley Experimental Farm Planning Association. They will report findings to members. About 60 people attended the organizational meeting at the Artesia country club sponsored by First National Bank of Artesia. A district court jury acquitted Jerry Gonzales of liquor sales to a minor and stamp violation. Other cases discussed included Daniel Garcia armed burglary James Cardwell Ira Dobbins fraud charges Alfonso Franco marijuana and marijuana sale Anthony Bednarczyk manslaughter and negligent homicide. The group plans a trip to Las Cruces to begin study for the project.
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Carl Clardy
Roswell
Carl Nichols
Dexter
Bill Langenegger
Hagerman
Chaves County
Pecos Valley
First National Bank of
Lawrence Goodell
State of New Mexico
Jerry Gonzales
Daniel Garcia
Garcia
Lewis A. Buttrem
Cecil H. Carroll
William H. Wolf
Stanley L. Smith
Ira C
Ted) Collier
Ira Dobbins
Alfonso Franco
Anthony J. Bednarczyk
Atorney
Walker Air Force Base
Bednarczyk
Smith Mitsell Williams Jr
Shooting Starts Soon Near Deming for Ring of Fear
The mystery thriller Ring of Fear is set to begin filming near Deming this week. Stars include Clyde Beatty the animal trainer Mickey Spillane the mystery author and Pat O'Brien the Hollywood actor.
Erickson Gets Raise To 12000 State Salary
Gov Mechem and the Interstate Streams Commission grant State Engineer John Erickson a 2000 yearly raise, lifting his salary to 12000.
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Erickson
Santa FE
Mechem
Interstate Streams Commission
John Erickson
Gate Tip Given Concert Goers
The gate at 17th and Kentucky Avenue will open into the NMMI grounds tonight for Community Concert members attending Bartiste, pianist, in the Roswell Community Concert season opener. The north Pearson Auditorium door will also be open due to North Main Street roadwork. Concert time is 8 15.
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17Th and
Kentucky Avenue
NMMI
Batiste
Roswell
Pearson Auditorium
North Main Street
Mass drop tragedy as C119 crashes at Fort Bragg
A C119 Flying Boxcar crashed near Fort Bragg during a mass paratrooper drop killing 15 aboard and injuring others. The 82nd Airborne Division training mission involved 1,000 paratroopers with 37 jumping safely before the craft failed. Survivors described abrupt loss of control as debris and bodies scattered over a 300 yard area.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
82Nd Airborne Division
Air Force
J.C. Hubert Sluss
Bristol
Health officials inspect Gallup schools and boarding houses
The State Health and Welfare Department conducts a weeklong inspection of city and county schools and boarding houses in Gallup. The inspection is led by Ruth Dilts, a hospital and nursing consultant for the department.
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Gallup
State Health and Welfare Department
Ruth Dilts
Carlsbad Aldermen Demand Police Chief Resignation
City officials in Carlsbad vote 6 to 2 to demand Police Chief L F McCollum resign amid a department inquiry. Three night patrolmen are discharged for disloyalty as former Lt Merritt’s misconduct charges prompt the action and McCollum agrees to stay until a reorganization and new chief are appointed.
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Carlsbad
L. F. McCollum
McCollum
Police Department
Walker Bryan
Marges
Merritt
Gail Boles
O. C. Mayfield
M. P. Thompson
Bryan
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