Malenkov Aide Arrest Reports Rise in Moscow
London based reports say Georgi Malenkov's close associates including regional party leaders have vanished after removal from posts. The Daily Mail cites Vienna and Moscow sources noting arrests as Khrushchev eyes action against Malenkov. Malenkov tours Britain amid rumors of shortening his Scottish visit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
London Daily Mail
Moscow
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Scotland
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Pary
Alma Ata
U.S.S
Kazakhstan
F. M. Prass
Burns birthplace visit by Ex-Premier Malenkov in Scotland
Ex-Premier Malenkov toured Robert Burns birthplace ALLOWAY Scotland for a three week power station tour. He joined 11 Scottish workers in singing Auld Lang Syne and spoke with locals before visiting Burns cottage Braehead power station and Edinburgh sights.
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Scotland
Georgi Malenkov
Robert Burns
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Malenkoy
Malenkov
Burns Cottage
Braehead
Edinburgh
Tunisian Neo-Destour Leaders Killed After Election
The Neo-Destour party faced deadly violence as Hussein Bouzaiane and Mohammed Dalaoud were killed or found dead after attacks in Gafsa and Thala. Habib Bourguiba attended Bouzaiane’s funeral, while Salah Ben Youssef's exile continues and dissident factions wage guerrilla actions against the government.
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Neo-Destour Party
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Gafsa
Cetral
Bouzaiane
Neo-Destour Federation
Habib Bourguiba
Thala
Mohammed Daloud
Neo-Destour Party -Woen
France
Neo-Destour
Tween
Protectorate
Salah Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
Arab League
Market Summary: Dow Jones Industrials Dip
Late stock figures show the Industrials down 1.75 points with rails off 0.04 and utilities down 0.03. Quotations provided by A. M. Kidder & Co.
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Dow-Jones
A. M. Kidder & Co
Sailor Circus optimistic over outlook
Sailor Circus shows a hopeful outlook as organizers report improving prospects and audience interest. The page notes continued support and planning for upcoming shows and events.
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Sailor Circus
Reds Sentenced for Bail Jumping in New York Case
In New York, two Communist leaders Gilbert Green and Henry Winston were sentenced by Federal Judge Archie O. Dawson to three additional years for contempt after hiding for five years. Their total time to serve reaches eight years.
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Archie O. Dawson
Gilbert Green
Henry Winston
Symington Move Aims at Democratic Nomination
Missouri's Democratic State Committee has launched a campaign to promote Senator Symington for the Democratic presidential nomination. The effort signals party support for Symington in the contest ahead of the primary season.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri
Democratic State Committee
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Symington
Senate to review Allied trade with Communist nations
The Senate investigations subcommittee will hold an executive session to receive a report on Allied trade with Communist nations. Chairman John L. McClellan seeks disclosure after Herbert Hoover Jr declined to reveal details, citing foreign relations concerns, while senators debate implications for European aid and anti Reds provisions.
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Washington
INS
Senate Investigations
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Administration
Herbert Hoover Jr
U. S
McClellan
Russia
Disarming Proposals Studied at United Nations Talks
U N atomic powers studied U S disarmament ideas as Harold Stassen urged advance notice for armed troop movements to prevent surprise attacks. Andrei Gromyko signaled no clear Soviet reaction as discussions covered test inspection areas, technical missions, and a 21 million man armed forces limit.
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U.S
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Papers Tell Influence Papers Tell Influence
Senate subcommittee released Harry Dexter White papers showing far reaching influence in government and an ardent focus on Soviet affairs. Eastland, chairing the panel, foreworded the volume from White’s documents made public in Concord New Hampshire last summer. White, ex treasury official under FDR and Truman, died in 1948 after denying Communist ties.
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Eastland
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Harry” Dexter White
White
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Treasury
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Truman
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Subcommittee
New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Arab delay blocks U N peace mission plan in Middle East
In Damascus Premier Said el Ghazzi backs moving the U N proposal from the Security Council to the General Assembly, delaying a vote on Hammarskjold’s peace mission. The Arab bloc aims to hear from Syria Egypt Lebanon and Jordan before the U N acts, risking late fall action. The United States opposes the delay and urges prompt approval.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Said el Ghazzi
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I-Nation Council
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Syria
Egypt
Lebanon
Jordan
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Hammarskjold
United States
Benson Sees Soil Bank Delays Cost Farmers Income
Secretary Benson warned the delay in enacting the $1.2 billion soil bank program is costing farmers needed income and could prevent full operation this year. He spoke to the House Agriculture Committee as lawmakers seek a compromise with Senate measures on farm relief and price supports.
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Soil Bank
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Cooley
DNC
Freedom To Naguib Freed By July Says Official
Cairo INS reports Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib the former premier and first president of the Republic now under house confinement since November 1954 will be freed by midsummer. A government source says he will be free to come and go as he pleases, following a plot accusation against his successor Gamal Abdel Nasser.
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Report Is Said To Be Ready
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Canadian and Mexican leaders meet with President Eisenhower seeking a full exposition of U S world policies including discussion of the war threatened Middle East aims and implications for global balance of power.
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W. Va
Eisenhower
U. S
Middle East
Poison In Drinks Probed At North American Summit
Secret Service and railroad investigators probed claims that poisoned ginger ale aboard a private car used by President Eisenhower. Three passengers who drank the beverage grew ill. two were hospitalized. Officials stressed no evidence of a plot against the president and noted the drinks were not on the car during his outbound travel. The incident accompanied the informal good neighbor conference with Canada and Mexico at the Greenbrier Hotel.
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Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Ruiz Cortines
St. Laurent
Greenbrier
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United States
Robert Farquaharson
Beck Uses Full Power To Reconcile Teamsters AFL Rift
In Honolulu Dave Beck gained unanimous authority from the Teamsters Executive Board to block a 400000 loan to the ILA and to drive a major organizing push. The board also empowered him to purge corrupt elements and personally oversee a drive to add about 250000 new members. The Waikiki meetings run through today.
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Beck
Teamsters Executive Board
International Longshoremens Assn
Teamsters
ILA
AFL
Waikiki
Mand
New York
Minneapolis
Fund drive draws a quarter toward Alabama minister case
Subscribers have sent in about one-fourth of the $1,000 goal in a fund drive for an Alabama Negro minister convicted of leading a bus boycott. A forest fire in Oconee County, Georgia burned over 600 acres before being controlled early today.
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Athens, Ga
Oconee County
Tampa Harbor Money Sought for Continued Work
The AP reports Congress was asked to appropriate 20 million dollars to fund ongoing harbor development at Tampa. The request seeks federal support for port improvements and related construction aimed at boosting maritime commerce and regional economic activity.
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Washington
Congress
Tampa
U S Information Agency seeks large budget boost
Washington The U S Information Agency proposes boosting propaganda efforts by more than half to counter Russia's political economic offensive USIA Director Theodore C Streibert urged a House subcommittee to approve 135 million dollars for the next fiscal year an increase about 55 percent over the current year.
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U. S. Information Agency
Russia
USIA
Theodore C. Streibert
House Appropriations
Congress
Wet Rabbit Sought For Easter Egg Hide
In Sarasota area a whimsical tale says Minnie Mermaid seeks a water brave wet rabbit to hide eggs. Weather notes predict a sunny day with a high near 80 and mild tonight.
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Sarasota
Railroad Strike Off
The National Mediation Service announced the Transport Workers Union postponed a midnight strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Washington
National Mediation Service
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
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