McCarthy and Stevens Clash Over Army Case
Washington report details renewed conflict as Sen. McCarthy and Army Secretary Stevens exchange charges amid scrutiny of Pvt. David G. Schine. A bi partisan subcommittee push seeks fast inquiry into behind the scenes pressure and alleged blackmail involving Cohn and Schine.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
David G. Schine
Schine
Cohn
McCarthy Committee
Stevens
Army
Air Force
Navy
Defense Department
Sen. Dirksen
Subcommittee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Belgian Senate OKs European Army in EDC move
The Belgian Senate ratified the European Defence Community treaty by a 125 to 40 vote with 8 absent as part of the six nation European army push. Belgium must sign and publish the treaty before final ratification, with France Italy Luxembourg still to act and West Germany advancing amid constitutional disputes.
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Brussels
Belgium
European Defense Community
EDC
Netherlands
West Germany
France
Italy
Luxembourg
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Heuss
Baudouin
Bonn
Unemployment Rise Shocks With New Census Method
Washington reports February unemployment at 3,671,000 under a new sampling method, up from 1,788,000 a year earlier. Old sampling showed 3,385,000, reflecting discontinuation of the prior approach. February also marks a large rise in labor force and employment figures amid methodological changes.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Army Draft Call Seeks 18 000 Men in May
Washington The Army issued a draft call for 18 000 men in May matching the prior three months. The May quota brings total inductees and eligibles since September 1950 resumption of Selective Service to 1 661 430.
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Washington
Army
Dust Storms Lash Mid-Continent Across Kansas and Nebraska
A late winter storm moving from the Rocky Mountains battered the Mid-Continent with 50 to 60 mph winds and zero visibility in many areas. Snow drifts reached 24 inches in eastern Colorado, Nebraska saw 6 to 8 inches, and dust storms cut visibility to zero in western Kansas and parts of Oklahoma. Kansas City experienced a rapid 59 to 70 degree swing as humidity plummeted and gusts hit 60 mph.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountains
Mid- Continent
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas City Weather Bureau
Kansas
Goodland
Dodge City
Garden City
Oklahoma
Hollis
Enid
Income Tax Office Open Today March 15 Deadline
Butte collectors warn only two days remain to file 1953 federal income tax returns without interest or penalties. The office, in the top floor federal building, will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday, with staff reduced 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for lunch.
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Internal Revenue Department
Butte
Federal Building
Brazil Backs U S Plan to Unite Americas Against Communism
Venezuela reports Brazil endorses the United States proposal to unite the Americas against communism. Dulles plans to return home as the Inter-American Conference nears a vote while Latin nations press for economic aid and clearer U S economic policy. Henry Holland will lead the U S delegation, focusing on Latin American economic demands.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Brazil
U. S
Americas
State Dulles
United States
Latin America
Vicente Rao
Dulles
Mexico
Rao
Rae
Henry Holland
Holland
Democrats Open Movement To Draft Barkley
Kentucky Democrats launched a drive to draft former Vice President Alben Barkley for the U S Senate. Barkley, 76, said he will consider running and hopes to decide within two weeks, while Gov. Lawrence W. Wetherby urged Barkley to serve and said the party aims to field a strong opposition to Republican Sen John Sherman Cooper.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
U. S. Senate
Veep
Alben Barkley
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Barkley
Wetherby
U. S
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Shhim
Paducah
School Board Names Three Sites for Junior High
The Silver Bow School District plans to place on the April 3 ballot the names of three proposed junior high school sites Walsh Field Stodden Park and East Grand Ave The Board meets Monday at 8 p m at the administration building 111 N Montana St Passage of the resolution is routine and voters will pick one site The board also plans routine agenda items at the meeting
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Butte
Board of Trustees of
Silver Bow
N. Montana St
Walsh Field
Stodden Park
East Grand Ave
Two U S Navy Planes Attacked Near Czech Border
Two U S military planes were attacked by a Soviet MIG near the Czechoslovak border, German Bavarian police reported. Both planes landed safely after the incident, though the tail of one was shot up. Indications pointed to Navy carrier planes from the Mediterranean Fleet.
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Munich
Germany
U. S
State Department
Washington
Waldmuenchen
Here
U. S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Heidelberg
Frankfurt
U. S. Navy
London
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Salzburg
Austria
Neubisberg
Senate Leaders Back Excise Tax Cuts Amid Tax Debate
Washington Republican Sen. Millikin signals Senate will likely support House excise tax cuts while opposing broader income tax reductions. The plan would cut rates on goods including cameras, bulbs, jewelry, cosmetics and transportation tickets, with hearings shortened to send the measure to the Senate floor ahead of April 1.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Millikin
Colorado
Senate
House
Millikin
Eisenhower
Sen. George
Georgia
George
Classified Papers Missing From AEC Hanford Plant
Washington congressman says substantial quantities of classified documents vanished from the Atomic Energy Commission facility at Hanford Washington. An inquiry is planned with a Senate House committee to consider an investigation. An unofficial report links missing material to hydrogen bomb work.
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AEC
Hanford
Washington
Thomas M. Pelly
R-Wash
Atomic Energy Commission
Wash
Pelly
Rep. Cole
R-Ny
Senate House Atomic Ennrgy Committee
Eniwetok Atoll
Murray States His Neutrality in Mine-Mill Campaign
United States Senator James E. Murray telegrammed Ernest Salvas denying any siding in the Mine-Mill versus CIO Steelworkers Union campaign. He asserted strict neutrality and said public officials must not influence the miners election. He noted his past association with CIO attorney John F. Emigh ended over 25 years ago and said neither side contributed to his re election fund.
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United States
James E. Murray
Ernest Salvas
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Mine-Mill
CIO Steelworkers Union
Salvas
Murray
Butte Miners Union No. 1
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s Union No. 117
Steel
CIO
Butte Miners Union
Wired Salvas
Butte
John F. Emigh
Chicago Frenchman to Lead Irish in St. Patrick Parade
Columbus des Chatelets, named grand marshal, says his parade work spans years and he is a friend of the Irish. He notes French parentage, birth and upbringing in the United States, and World War I service as part of his background.
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Chicago
Columbus Des Chatelets
United States
President Eisenhower at Camp David for weekend rest and speech
President Eisenhower arrived at Camp David in the snowbound Catoctin Mountains for a weekend of rest and work on the tax speech to be delivered Monday night. He traveled with Mrs. Eisenhower and a small party of relatives and friends.
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Thrumont
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountains
Camp David
Weather summary for divide region weekend outlook
Partly cloudy conditions Saturday with increasing clouds and light snow Sunday. Saturday highs near 28 and 40 west of Divide, 28 to 40 east. Sunday highs 32 west and 22 to 32 east with scattered light snow and little overall temperature change. The table notes period includes Thursday night through Friday afternoon with varied values.
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Divide
Barbara Hutton and Rubirosa Marriage Rumors Swirl
Palm Beach society centers report Barbara Hutton and Porfirio Rubirosa may have separated after a 10 week honeymoon. Rubirosa denies talks of a split and says his home remains Palm Beach. Barbara reportedly moved to her aunt’s house as press reports spread.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Porfirio Rubirosa
Smart Set
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Rubirosa
Babs
New York
Journal-American
Barbara
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Bank Bandits Kill Policeman in Seattle Robbery
Three gunmen killed Patrolman Frank W. Hardy and wounded two other officers during a Seattle bank heist at the Greenwood branch of Seattle First National Bank. The $90,000 loot was dropped on the bank floor. $6,900 was later missing in a quick audit. A getaway car was found abandoned miles away.
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Seattle
Greenwood
Seattle First National Bank
Frank W. Hardy
Howard M. Slessman
Vernon R. Chase
Hardy
Chase
Slessman
Kenneth McElhaney
Murrow Defends Moscow Summer School Trustees
Edward R. Murrow rebutted Senator McCarthy's criticism by detailing his role as assistant director of the Institute of International Education in 1935. He explained the Moscow venture funded by Carnegie and Rockefeller and listed its 26 advisory members, noting the project was cancelled by Soviet authorities and the advisory council dissolved.
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New York
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
John Foster Dulles
Institute of International Education
Murrow
Institute
Joseph R. McCarthy
Moscow
Carnegie Corporation
Rockefeller Foundation
John Basset Moore
Thomas W. Lamont
Soviet Union
Puerto Rican Nationalist Held Over Threat to Eisenhower
A 30 year old Puerto Rican Nationalist, Jose Rivera Colon, was held after calling the FBI and saying he planned to kill President Eisenhower within months. He was detained at a 96th and Broadway drugstore after the call was traced by the FBI and police. Officials say Colon had ties to the Puerto Rican Nationalist movement and a past record. Ortiz Medina, a Nationalist leader, faced contempt threats as a Washington grand jury investigates recent shootings of five congressmen.
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New York
FBI
Eisenhower
Jose Rivera Colon
Colon
Washington
96Th and Broadway
Manhattan
U. S. Secret Service
Philadelphia
Ortiz Medina
Henry W. Goddard
Medina
Prisoner Arrested in Goteborg Waiting for Train
A man just released from a jail sentence in Goteborg was arrested Friday while waiting for a train home. He faced charges of stealing tools from the prison workshop.
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Goteborg
Sweden
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