Record Cold Drives Tourists Up but Miami Stays Busy
Miami faces a deep cold wave as temperatures fall to 39 in midtown and 32 in the Tampa area. Yet travelers swell Miami Beach hotels with inbound air traffic more than 20 percent higher than last year and Pan American reports a 30 percent rise southward to Havana. The cold trims Florida crops but overproduction keeps vegetable prices from collapsing, while citrus remains undamaged.
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Dulles War Brink Policy Defended by GOP Split
Democrats assail Secretary Dulles over a Life Magazine remark that the United States could avert war by going to the brink. Republicans defend the stance as a deterrence art, while the White House stays quiet. Senators Humphrey and Knowland frame the debate on policy limits and restraint.
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D-Minn
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Eden Talks To Probe U S Policy
Prime Minister Anthony Eden arrives in Washington to press U S policy questions amid British alarm over Secretary of State Dulles statements quoted in Life magazine about brinksmanship and blocking Red China. Dulles confirms the interview quotes as accurate.
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14 Year Old Wins 50000 On NBC Show Surprise
George L Wright 14 of New York won 50000 on NBCs The Surprise and will compete for 200000 next week. He answered questions on baseball astronomy and music naming Babe Ruth Copernicus Bach and the Hermann brothers as part of his knowledge.
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George L. Wright
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Soviets Unveil Sixth Five Year Plan Goals
The Soviet Union announced its sixth five year plan with aims to boost heavy industry and atomic energy output. Farm collectives are tasked with a 100 percent production increase while overall industrial output targets average 65 percent, with heavy industry up 70 percent and light industry 60 percent.
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Four Injured in Two Car Collision at Busy Intersection
Late yesterday two vehicle crash at Lockwood Ridge Road and 12th Street injured four people. John G. Fogarty of Sarasota and Olie M. Feaster of Petersburg were cited for speeding and right of way violations. Fogarty treated and released. Nellie Feaster and Hutslers hospitalized for possible injuries. Damage totaled over 1000 dollars. additional minor damage reported at Third Street and Orange Avenue with no arrests.
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Bradenton
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Assembly Convenes Thursday Red Vote Tilt French Premier Job
Paris January 14 The new French National Assembly of about 600 members opens next Thursday with a near deadlock. Communists gain seats from 99 to 151, while an anti tax bloc and other factions ally in a volatile mix. Possible coalitions center on Mollet and Mendes France who may seek Communist support to form a cabinet.
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Algeria
Reds Jail Newsman For Spying
In Vienna Radio Budapest reports AP correspondent Endre Marton in Budapest and his wife Tiana were sentenced by a Hungarian military court to six and three years respectively for espionage. The couple, both Hungarians, worked for AP and UPI and were accused of spying for the U S Intelligence Service.
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Ellender Seeks Major Changes to Farm Bill Proposals
Sen Ellender chairing Agriculture Committee calls for mandatory participation in the soil bank taking 45 million acres out of production and a shift in price supports for high quality crops plus a two price test for rice. Mundt and Johnston critique the administration plan while Benson opposes compulsory measures and warns against price fixing.
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D-La
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Soil Bank
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Hoax Bomb Threat At Middlesex Jail Spurs Large Police Sweep
A telephone tip claimed a 35 stick dynamite bomb would destroy Middlesex County Jail in Cambridge to kill Joseph Speca O Keefe. Police and sheriffs, with Cambridge and Boston units, searched the area and detained prisoners as 100 inmates were housed. The caller spoke calmly and warned not to interrupt him. The jail was cleared of traffic and pedestrians during the search.
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Trigger) Burke
Faith Kept Rewarded in Sunday Prose
Faith Kept Rewarded notes Sunday as a day to profess faith and find sunshine as a reward. Florida forecast shows fair weather with mild Sunday night into Monday, variable north and south temperatures, readings and wind details listed.
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