Lower Supports Seen On Some Farm Prices
Washington reports that a Republican farm program is being drafted under Ezra Taft Benson. The plan aims to cut price supports for wheat, cotton, corn, and peanuts while modernizing parity for six basic commodities. Some lawmakers prefer sticking with the current setup for a year.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
White House
Benson
Capitol Hill
Congress
Administration
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Ohio Farm Bureau Convention Tackles Field Issues
About 300 farmers attend the 35th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus as they write 1954 policy. Everett F. Ritendour of Piketon cites a split in support for parity and flexible mechanisms. The convention also addresses foreign trade and tariffs with Gov Lausche and Sen Bricker speaking. Allan B. Kline of the AFBF speaks Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Everett F. Rittenour
Piketon
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Charles N. DeShazo
Women's Organization of the American Farm Federation
T Sen
John W. Bricker
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Plan to End New York Newspaper Strike Under Study
Negotiators from the AFL Photo-Engravers Union and six New York newspapers worked out a new plan aimed at ending a 400-member strike. The proposal, described as narrowing disputed points on arbitration, was to be submitted to the union’s full membership soon, with uncertain timing for today’s affected afternoon papers. The strike began Saturday at 7 am with picket lines at the Times News Mirror World Telegram Sun Journal American and Post.
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New York
AFL
AFL” Photo-Engravers Union
New York Publishers’ Association
Times
News, Mirror
Vietminh Leader’s Peace Feelers Stir Paris Diplomacy
Paris reports cautious French study of a Vietminh peace feeler with no Ho Chi Minh direct proposal. Observers expect the rebels to reject any unilateral armistice while French and Vietnamese leaders urge restraint amid Indo-Chinese conflict. Notes from Stockholm and Saigon reflect mixed signals on potential talks and backing from Bao Dai.
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Paris
France
Minh
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Jacquet
Stockholm
Expressen
Vietminh
Joseph Laniel
Bao Dai
Saigon
Marc Jacquet
Rela
Associated States
Ing
Engineers And Rocket Society Meet In New York
More than 8 000 engineers and research experts gathered in New York for the joint convention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Rocket Society. Speakers from the United States Canada and Europe presented over 300 technical papers across 126 meetings. The ASME awards will be given at a Wednesday dinner with Gwilym A. Price president of Westinghouse Electric Corp. as the speaker.
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New York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Rocket Society
United States
Canada
Europe
ASME
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Senior C.Y.0 Cancels Roller Skating Event
The Elyria Senior C.Y.0. cancelled the roller-skating event scheduled for tomorrow evening and announced no substitute activity. The next event is First Friday Devotions Friday at 6 30 p.m with Rosaries for service members and seminary residents starting at 7 p.m. Bowling is set for Sunday at Bowl-O-Drome at 6 45 p.m. The notice also states South Africa Airways now employs only German-speaking hostesses on the Windhoek to London flight via Frankfurt.
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Elyria Senior C.Y.0
South Africa Airways
Windhoek
South-West Africa
London
Frankfort
Relief Grows McCarthy Aiming At '56 Presidential Nomination
Churchill 79, Looks To Future. London reports a cabinet meeting planned for morning with Bermuda conference plans to study. Churchill celebrated his 79th birthday at Downing Street with a 56 pound cake adorned with books and the Nobel medal. Observers foresee a four point program for easing world tensions including ratification of a European army, a non aggression pact with Russia, a four power foreign ministers meeting, and a five power summit including Red China. Churchill stressed he will stay the full distance despite retirement rumors.
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London
Bermuda
Winston Churchill
Ten Downing Street
Churchill
Malakand
Russia
Red China
McCarthy Is a Controversial Figure in 1956 GOP Race
Washington coverage shows administration insiders see Senator Joseph R. McCarthy as a leading 1956 Republican contender. The piece notes McCarthy’s broad following and public challenges to Eisenhower on anti-Communism and other policy, with the White case and spy investigations fueling partisan tensions. It cites Democratic leaders decrying Hoover’s involvement and warns of politics shaping the spy issue ahead of elections.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Republcan
Wierancin
McCarthy
United States
Eisenhower
Terview
Democratic
Stephen A. Mitchell
Aflier
St. Albans
Free World
Hall
Democratic Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jenner
Edward R. Stettinius
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
Ernest J. King
Dulles Called In Probe Of 3 Nation Seizure By Reds
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles testifies as the first witness in a House committee probe of the 1940 Soviet seizure of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. The Kersten panel plans hearings across major U S cities, with Baltic representatives in exile following Dulles.
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Dulles
Reds
Washington
House
John Foster Dulles
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Charles J. Kersten
Baltic Countries
Russia
Baltic States
Eisenhower
Sage
Says Steel
Pittsburgh
Family of Free Nations
Wheeling
Youngstown
Chicago
Far West
Buffalo
Cleveland
Lorain
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Birmingham
Mid-Atlantic
New England
General Motors Corp
Edison Birthplace sees visitors from 16 nations in first full year
In Milan the Edison Birthplace, open year full time for the first year, drew visitors from the United States and 25 international locales including Canada Mexico Europe Asia New Zealand Puerto Rico and Chile. Over 10 000 toured the home and more than 40 000 have visited since opening February. The venue now stays open in winter for groups with limited hours during January February and March and resumes regular hours in 1954.
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Edison
Milan
United States
Canada
Mexico
Europe
Asia
New Zealand
Puerto Rico
Chile
Wicliffe
Toledo
Beach City
Dodgers
Jere
Etta Monroe
Miami
Fla
Bellevue
Brooklyn
Sandusky
Brooklyn Dodgers welcome Walter Alston as new manager
Brooklyn natives celebrate the new Dodgers choice Walter Alston who says he has seen only a few World Series games. Writers seek a nickname while fans debate options and hope for a championship, with jokes about woolens and a playful tone about the manager.
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Walter Alston
Magsaysay Aims for Friendly US Ties in Anti Communist Drive
Ramon Magsaysay, Philippines president elect, pledges friendly US relations based on democracy and mutual aid. He vows to confront Communist subversion at its roots through reforms, while seeking self reliance and continued defense cooperation under the mutual defense pact. He promises ruthless action on graft and supports UN cooperation.
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Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Magsaysay
Pacific
United States
International News Service
I.N.S. Manila
National Defense
Sharp Brownell Reply Expected
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr was expected to reply to Democratic charges that he tied the hands of the FBI in a jury tampering case involving Colorado gamblers Eugene and Clyde Smaldone. A Democratic district attorney fired by President Eisenhower sought FBI aid but was reportedly told officials ordered the FBI to stay out of the investigation.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
FBI
Denver
Colo
Justice Department
Eugene
Clyde Smaidone
Colorado
Smaldone Brothers
Willie R. Ritter
Salt Lake City
Brownell
Charles S. Vigil
Eisenhower
Vigil
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Ohio Farm Bureau Convention
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Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Senatosof
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Igor Guouzenko
Ting
Hasji
Quest Honing Gouzenko
Subcommittee
Wiliam E. Jenner
Ind
Robert Morris
Clayton Fritchey
Democratic National Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
White
Fritchey
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Oma
Executive Department
Joe
Wif
Depar
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Edison Birthplace
Walter Kiernan
I.N.S
Elyria
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Peiping
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