Dulles Outlines Kims of US Far East Policy
Secretary Dulles outlined potential U S moves in the Far East including a naval blockade of the China coast and stricter enforcement of UN trade recommendations with China He spoke at a State Department briefing detailing aims to end fighting in Indochina and Korea and to rely more on native troops with increased aid He also mentioned possible U S aid to Egypt and an 11 million dollar program while denying a cold shoulder to Israel.
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Dulles
China Coast
United Nations
China
U.S
Indochina
U. S
France
Middle East
Egypt
State Department
Israel
Man Without Passport Aboard Ferry Five Months
Hong Kong February 19 AP Michael Patrick O'Brien known as the reluctant flying Dutchman of Macau Strait entered his sixth month living aboard the Hong Kong Macau ferry Lee Hong. Immigration authorities refuse to recognize his Red Cross papers or grant entry as he left Red China. He has no passport and U S officials deny his citizenship claim.
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Hong Kong
Michael Patrick O’brien
Macau Strait
Hong Kong-Macau
Lee Hong
O’brien
Red Cross
Red China
U. S
Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Turns Cloudy and Mild
Cloudy and mild conditions prevail with showers tonight and Friday in Southern Illinois. Forecast highs reach 55 to 63 degrees, lows dip to 50 to 55, while yesterday’s high was 58 and the noon reading today is 58. Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake sit 19 and 40 inches below spillway respectively.
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Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Southern Illinois Daily Vree Prose Edition Notice
Evening publication from Southern Illinois Publications Carbondale Illinois. This fragment indicates a regional newspaper issue with a grooved title and handling of local notices and prose style. The readable text hints at publication scope and city origin rather than a specific event or person.
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Southern Lilinoisas
Vree
Psyolidsys
Southern Ilinois Publications
Carbondale I
Minois
Illinois Budget Commission to hear 1953 55 requests
Springfield Feb 19 AP The Illinois Budgetary Commission will finish hearings on the 1953 55 state budget in about three weeks with a slate of efficiency requests totaling 3 50 2 000 The aid to dependent children program would run to June 30 with 3 250 000 and 400 000 is set for burial allowances for old pensioners The Public Safety Department which runs state prisons gets increased funds mainly for Menard Penitentiary after two riots last fall The Chicago Regional Port District faced a 100 000 budget request while other agencies heard Wednesday were listed by Sen Everett R Peters.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Everett R
Aid Commission
State Highway Division
Peters
Public Safety Department
Menard Penitentiary
Chicago
Nobody Wants Whale Washed Up on San Francisco Beach
A three ton dead whale washed ashore off San Francisco causing a stinky mess. A Taraval police sergeant and Coast Guard officials said the incident was outside their jurisdictions. The state Fish and Game and city health departments dismissed involvement, prompting a series of jurisdictional quips.
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San Francisco
Ocean Beach
Taravel
Coast Guard
State Department of Fish and Game
Ftealth Department
Man Kills Self At Grave Of Former Sweetheart In St Louis
A despondent 65 year old man, August G. Cramer of Quincy, visited the grave of his childhood sweetheart Della Decker in St. Louis, then shot himself. He died of a head wound after being found slumped over the grave. A note in his clothing said he could not go on after losing Dell.
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St. Louis
August G. Cramer
Quincy
Edward Boyens
Cramer
Della Decker
Dell
Boy Patient Refuses to Move Hands at Clinic
An 8-year-old brain inflammation patient at Children's Hospital appeared at a mid winter clinic of the Colorado Medical Society. The doctor asked him to walk and move his hands but the boy said he could not move them and explained he must hold up his pajama pants.
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Denver
Children’s Hospital
Colorado Medical Society
Madam Next Jelke Witness In Prostitution Case
In New York on February 19 a 28 year old woman Erica Steel known as a call house madam was due to testify in the trial of oleomargarine heir Minot Mickey Jelke III. She declined to name names and described being in court with a mink coat as she awaited sentencing for running a public nuisance. Richard Short, 39, a former actor and Jelke associate, testified about his life and relations with Jelke while Short has pleaded guilty.
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New York
Case Society Vice
Erica Steel
Minot
Mickey) Jelke III
Jelke
Special Sessions
Richard Short
Pat Thompson
Short
Allied Plane Bombs Behind Lines Kill 3, Wound 5
Seoul Feb 19 Three American soldiers died and five were wounded when an allied warplane dropped bombs behind U N lines. Tokyo said an investigation has begun as pilots faced equipment trouble. Fifth Air Force blamed Marine Panther jets for the incident.
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Seoul
U.N
Air Force
Navy
Far East Command
Tokyo
Hit
Wei Fo
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Washington
Stion
Teitelbaum Case Fails To Produce Indictments In Tax Probe
Abraham Teitelbaum testified he was approached in Florida by Nathan and Naster claiming a Washington clique sought soft touches for 500000. The federal grand jury has shown little interest since December, though still in session. Several named figures including Oliphant Caudle and Nunan denied involvement.
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Teitelbaum
Florida
Frank Nathan
Pittsburgh
Bert Naster
Hellihtead
Fra
Washington
Nathan
Naster
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Theron Lamar Caudle
Juustice Department
Joseph Nunan
Nunan
Brooklyn GI admits killing officer at Ft Dix in murder case
Pvt. Edgar Owens, 21, of Brooklyn, reportedly signed a statement admitting he shot Lt. Richard M. Davenport, 22, of New London, Conn., during training at Ft. Dix New Jersey. Davenport’s death was initially blamed on a shell fragment but autopsy found a 30 caliber M 1 bullet. Owens faces murder charges within 48 hours.
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Harry Lapham
Edgar Owens
Richard M. Davenport
New London
Conn
Homer W. Kiefer
Owens
Lapham
Davenport
Ce Eetate
Army
William
Democrats See Farm Prices Issue Shaping 1954 Campaign
Democrats press the farm price issue as pivotal to the 1954 elections and potential 1956 power, arguing Benson opposes mandatory price supports while hog prices rise. Taft admits Republicans risk defeat if they fail to curb price drops, as Fulbright attacks Benson on the floor amid heated exchanges.
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Washington
Benson
GOP
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate probes barred use of controversial authors in VOA program
Senate investigators learned that a 3 February directive allowed materials by Soviet endorsed writers to be used for US overseas info. Carl McCardle said Dulles countermanded it after inquiry. Dulles also announced Wilson Compton's resignation as information administration director, denying linkage to the probe.
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Senate
W. Bradley Connors
Voice of America
Carl W. McCardle
Information
Secretary of State
Dulles
Connors
Senate Investigations
Voice
United States
Howard Fast
Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Dean Acheson
Wilson Compton
The
Information Administration
Compton
Bodies Stuck in New York Cemeteries as Diggers Strike
About 200 grave diggers began a wage dispute on January 7 demanding 10 dollars more per week and other benefits. 571 bodies are stranded in 10 New York metropolitan area cemeteries with vaults full and 77 coffins stacked in tents at Evergreen Cemetery amid cold weather and picket lines.
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Nw York
New York Metropolitan Area
Evergreen Cemetery
Norman L. Jeffer
Brooklyn
Woman Sues Over 8 Minute Bus Stop After Accident
Laura Pogue seeks 350000 from Los Angeles Transit Lines claiming a 10 ton bus pinned her daughter Karen 8, under a wheel for eight minutes after a collision on October 13. The driver Forrestine Long allegedly refused to move the bus citing company rules until a supervisor arrived, resulting in the loss of a toe.
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Los Angeles Transit Lines
Laura Pogue
Forrestine G. Long
Flu Deaths Climb in 58 Cities as Outbreak Persists
Public Health Service reports 610 deaths from influenza and pneumonia across 58 cities for the week ending Feb 7. Officials note the epidemic is waning but still deadlier than early reports suggested, with comparisons to prior peak weeks in 1951 1950 and 1952.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Waste Found In Military
A citizens' commission urged the Defense Department to save five billion dollars by cutting 10 percent across the board in personnel funds and material. Proposals include extending draft terms, trimming extravagance, and unifying services to curb waste and overstaffing. David Sarnoff heads the commission.
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Defense Department
Citizens’ Commission
Commission
David Sarnoff
Radioion of America
Congress Leaders Call White House Briefing Grim
Republican and Democratic leaders from both chambers met with President Eisenhower to review Korea Indochina War outlook. General Omar Bradley and Allen Dulles led the briefing with other aides. lawmakers described the session as a grim picture and a broad look at military and economic strains.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
White House
Halleck
Rep. Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Amnesty Vote in Paris on Wartime Massacre
Amnesty passed in Paris condemning wartime killings of 642 people in a village last week. Officials say the action targets those involved in the massacre and seeks reconciliation.
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Paris
Fouah Meenstal
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