Reds Push Balloon Charges In Soviet Coverage
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet press highlighting Joseph Rouge’s charges that U.S. weather balloons captured in the United States were used as aerial reconnaissance devices. Pravda and Izvestia devoted most of their pages to the news conference at Spiridonovkal Palace.
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Six Ohio Convicts in Smith Act Headlines
Ohio officials report six defendants convicted under the Smith Act for conspiring to overthrow the government. The verdicts followed a week of deliberations. others were acquitted. The trial included multiple accounts and emphasized U S response to Kremlin protests amid airspace balloon activity.
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Egyptians hail Aswan Dam finance in three way deal
Cairo press celebrates an 200 million loan from the World Bank to fund the Aswan Dam with U S and Britain pledging 70 million, a milestone seen as saving Egypt’s irrigation flood control and power project. The deal awaits Egyptian cabinet approval and World Bank board consent.
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Senator Case Testifies in Gas Bill Donation Inquiry
Washington Senate hearings hear Senator Case describe a $2,500 offer as abnormal interest in the national gas bill. He ties campaign fund aide John Griffin to the money and recounts urging Griffin to avoid keeping the funds while vowing cooperation with the investigation.
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West foes rouse Jordan riots aim to drive out West
Dr Orren D Chapman returned from Jordan and says rioting against Westerners is a highly organized plot backed by outside powers. He blames U S policy for souring Arab friendship and calls for a political settlement between Israel and Arab states to restore stability.
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Weather and court notes mix in Syracuse report
A fragmentary item notes a cold front lowering temperatures in the Lake Superior region and a Syracuse traffic court case involving Floyd VanHooser and Andy Keller. The weather forecast calls for highs near 32 and lows in the mid twenties with chances of snow flurries tonight into Saturday.
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Eisenhower May Visit Walter Reed For Medical Exam
The White House announced President Eisenhower may go to Walter Reed Army Hospital tomorrow for medical examinations to assess recovery from his September heart attack. The exact start day remains uncertain with a two hour assessment planned and four doctors to review findings afterward.
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Averell Harriman Names Tied to New Hampshire Primary
In Concord New Hampshire Averell Harriman entered the March 13 Democratic presidential primary as a potential candidate. Delegates from Nashua and other backers filed 12 member slates while Kefauver Stevenson and others pursue eight Democratic National Convention votes. The filing deadline is 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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Queen Opens N Y Power Plant and Lagos Wharf
Elizabeth II today opened the Tora power station section in southern Nigeria triggering electricity and a large "God Save the Queen" sign as crowds cheered. She also inaugurated the Apapa wharf to boost Lagos capacity for growth and trade.
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New York Lawmakers Target Out of State Degrees
Two Democratic state lawmakers Sen Joseph Zaretzki and Assemblywoman Bessie Buchanan of Manhattan plan a bill in the Republican led Legislature to deny recognition by the Board of Regents and state colleges to degrees from out of state schools that did not follow the Supreme Court desegregation ruling. The move broadens a push to withdraw recognition from such institutions and reflects wider tensions over civil rights and education policy.
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Care of South Dakota Contribution Discussion
A feature on two aspects of a contribution to Senator Care of South Dakota, examined in a discussion by Marquis Childs and David Lawrence on the Katterial Page. The item appears on today’s Herald Journal.
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Washington Letter Warns Too Much Congress Bickering
Washington warned that constant proximity breeds friction and faction, hindering work. A 1784 Mount Vernon letter cited by Roll Call notes that distant sessions and restraint are needed for smoother business.
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Chuckle Moment Sparks Weather Banter Between Tourists
A brief comic exchange features a tourist and a Kansan joking about rain and weather. The line hints at an implied forecast and a playful regional banter. No specific people or places are named beyond generic identifiers.
Farm bill advances with 90 percent parity push amid veto fears
Senate Agriculture Committee votes 12 to 3 to back a farm bill restoring 90 percent parity on Wheat cotton corn rice and peanuts plus dairy turkey and tobacco add ons. The plan includes a soil bank, 750 million for payments, and 350 million for a conservation reserve while the White House warns of an implied veto.
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All Out in Henderson Gasoline Gaffe
An unidentified woman driver ran out of gas in front of a Henderson filling station. The station was also out of gasoline, producing a comic clash of misfortune and irony.
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Britain Wins U S Approval to Ship Generators to Russia
Senate investigators prepare to unveil testimony alleging Britain received U S consent to export 60 000 kilowatt generators vital to bomb development to Communist Russia. The panel also cites shipments of horizontal boring mills and other equipment, with Commercegate scrutiny pending weeks of hearings.
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