GOP Urges Soil Bank Plan At White House Session
Republican leaders after a White House confab pushed a soil bank proposal aiming to start 500 million dollars in payments within 24 hours and set a broad package to aid farmers this crop year. They expect Democratic support to move a bill via parliamentary procedure as the fiscal year ends with a larger surplus than forecast.
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Edward G. Robinson Jr. Survives Overdose Incident
Hollywood reports Edward G. Robinson Jr., son of the actor, overdosed on sleeping pills but was saved. He was rushed to Santa Monica Hospital where doctors pumped his stomach and described his condition as serious.
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Edward G. Tobinson Jr
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Slayings Tighten Tension in Middle East Ambush
Reported last night in the Negeb Desert near the Jordan border four Israelis were killed by automatic fire during an ambush. The attack follows tensions with Fedayeen raiders and a Beersheba to Ebot road mission. Official reaction includes protests to the United Nations and calls for calm amid cross border incidents.
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Truman H. Preston
Arab-Israel Ceasefire Talks Face Obstacles On Water Projects
The Arab states and Israel remain divided over joint development projects despite talk between leaders. Syria warns against Israeli diversion as aggression while U N calls for Israel to clarify Moscow statements and urges halting plans tied to Jordan water and power schemes.
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Medina Quad Boy Dies In New York
A Medina quadruplet mother, Mrs Carmen Medina, 25, lost a son at Plower-Firth Avenue Hospital. The three surviving siblings, including twins of both genders, were reported doing as well as possible. The family, who remarried in Puerto Rico, faced financial strain with more babies and limited funds.
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Reds Appeal to Lift Strategic Trade Ban in Talk with British PM
Russia urged Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden to end the free world embargo on strategic trade with the Soviet Union. Khrushchev pressed for cultural exchanges and disarmament talks during a two hour private meeting that also touched on the arms issue and included Nikolai Bulganin. The planned news conference with Soviet leaders was postponed to Friday morning amid the tensions.
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Cold Wave Grips Nation With Plouds Coast Only Warm Spot
Weather reports say misery as cold air blankets the United States. Gulf coast near Plouds is cited as the warmest area while the rest of the country experiences temperatures nine to ten degrees below normal. Frosty conditions expected to continue today with highs around 47 and lows near freezing.
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Moms Lose Fight To Stop Razing Of Central Park Playground
In New York a week long mother led effort to save a Central Park playground ended in defeat. Police and a fence blocked access as officials pursued demolition while residents pledged further action.
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Primaries Pit Ike Stevenson Across Regions
The Associated Press reports three presidential primaries with Eisenhower and Stevenson as focal points. In Pennsylvania Eisenhower leads in a party test while Stevenson runs unopposed on the Democratic side. Massachusetts writes in votes for Stevenson and McCormack while Kefauver backs McCormack. Alaska features Stevenson versus Kefauver amid write ins.
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Young Impression Question to Soviet Premier
In Marham England on Monday a five year old boy named Ton Taymonds asked Soviet Premier Nikolai Julganin if he is Father Christmas, showing a childlike curiosity about holiday legends at a public event.
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Democrats Shift Strategy Boosts 1956 Campaign
Washington report outlines a secret Democratic plan to pivot against Eisenhower and the Republican era. A top Democrat says the party will attack the president’s popularity and farm policy while highlighting administration blunders. Wisconsin and Illinois primaries show shifts as Democrats gain ground.
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U S to Propose Bolsters for NATO in Paris Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will propose ways to broaden and strengthen NATO in Paris next week. He warned organizations must grow or decline and noted Soviet tactics are shifting toward economic pressure rather than military arms.
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Refinery Blast Kills One, Injures Forty at Leminar Facility
A sewer line explosion at the Leminar Refinery injured about 40 workers and killed one man, Asbury Bullock of Cheer, as crews from Parson Construction of Los Angeles worked on pipe lines near the plant. Police identified the deceased and described the blast as occurring during maintenance.
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Police Chief Defiant Over Montgomery Bus Boycott
Montgomery officials vow to arrest riders who mix races on city buses as desegregation faces new enforcement. Police Commissioner Clydy Sellers, tied to the White Citizens Council, threatens prosecutions for violations of segregated seating and praises the city’s stance amid a broader national court fight over integration. Leaders from the boycott, including Martin Lether Kin Jr., express cautious hope the protests gain an end to segregation.
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Lawyer Dies in Binghamton Hospital at 65
Morrison 65 of Binghamton president of the New York Stave Bar Assn. dies today in Binghamton City Hospital after an auto accident.
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