Senate Gag Rule Fight Teed Up By GOP
Sen. Humphrey says a bipartisan bloc will lay a timetable for relaxing the filibuster rule as tensions mount over civil rights issues. A GOP caucus could push for an immediate challenge to the gag rule despite Eisenhower’s wish to limit strife.
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Sister to Attend National Nursing Meetings in Early January
Sister Charles Marie head of the Incarnate Word college nursing education department will travel to St. Louis for the Conference of Catholic Nursing Schools council January 9 to 11 at the Sheraton. She will join the National League for Nursing board meeting and the advisory council of the American Nurses also in New York, then attend the coordinating council meeting January 21 to 23. She serves as president of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association.
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1953 Outlook Mixed but Optimistic Across Industries
A nationwide International News Service survey finds business leaders, bankers, and labor voices forecasting 1953 as a strong year with high employment and profits. Steel autos electronics and transportation expect growth while agriculture worries about prices and farmer hardship. Federal Reserve economist Kiel predicts continued boom and rising personal income with steady employment, barring war developments.
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Girls Injured In Auto Crash Near Fred ericksburg Road
Miss Fay Hays aged 19 and Miss Carol Osborne aged 19, both of 1611 W. Rosewood Ave, were treated at Baptist Memorial Hospital for bruises and lacerations after a two car collision at Fred ericksburg Rd and Club Dr. They were passengers in a car driven by Berle R B Heath of 147 McMonigalli. The other driver was Mrs Emma B Mueller of 215 Thomas Jefferson Dr.
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Yank Kills POW on Koje
The UN command said an American guard shot and killed a North Korean prisoner of war on Koje Friday as the prisoner attempted to seize the guard’s weapon. The shooting occurred amid tension on Koje Island.
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Nancy Oakes to Wed Baron in Nassau Society Wedding
Nassau Bahamas December 29 socialites gather for the wedding of Nancy Oakes eldest daughter of Sir Harry and Lady Eunice Oakes to Baron Ernst Lyssard von Hoyningen Huene. Oakes was previously married to Alfred de Marigny whose New York Supreme Court annulled in 1950.
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Undeveloped talents among U S airmen highlighted at Lackland
A Lackland AFB study of 635 basic airmen who failed group tests found 33 percent possessed superior potential on individual assessments. Lt. Col. Milton Jensen urged immediate professional training for high IQ individuals and broader opportunities to develop hidden talent across the population, emphasizing the need to improve education and racial gaps.
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Luckiest People of 52 Win Big in One Day
John J. Kelley of Boston wins a horse race bet in the afternoon, a dancing contest in the evening, and a night prize of a $40,000 house and lot, a new auto, and a year’s supply of food. The feature profiles 1952’s luckiest individuals as compiled by American Weekly.
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Typhoon Damages Eniwetok. No Serious Casualties Reported
The Hawaiian sea frontier reports a typhoon struck Eniwetok atoll yesterday causing some damage but no serious casualties. About 500 U.S. military personnel are stationed there, serving as a mid Pacific base for testing atomic and other secret weapons.
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Station's 2nd Slaying at Austin Filling Station
Elmer Heather aged 23 was found slain at an Austin filling station, the second such killing there in six months. Police initially suspected a heart attack but hospital tests showed he was shot twice in the back and once in the right arm. The station owner reported $50 missing.
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MacArthur says Truman misled on war aims in Far East
MacArthur charges Truman used the Korean conflict for self-glorification and calls the president's claim that he wanted an all-out war inaccurate and misleading. He asserts his aim was to end the war, not extend it, in response to Truman's remarks.
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