Eisenhower pledges to report Republican record to nation
President Eisenhower told the Republican National Committee he will do everything to help report party achievements in 1956. Cabinet members Ezra Benson Sinclair Weeks and James Mitchell outlined a campaign line praising prosperity and growth, with forecasts of higher employment by 1965 and broad goals for health education and welfare.
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Chicago
Hisenhower
Republican National Committee
Cabint
Ezra T. Benson
Agriculture
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce
James Mitchell
Labor
Republi
Can
Leonard W. Hall
Richard M. Nixon
Hall
Nixon
Eisenhower
GOP
Cabinet
Benson
Weeks
Mitchell
French Premier Faure Faces Ouster and Early Elections
The National Assembly defeated Faure's government in a confidence vote 319 to 219. Five Radical Socialist ministers resigned in protest as Faure threatened to dissolve Parliament to force early elections. A general vote is to be held within 300 days, likely around January or June, under a party alliance system.
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Radical Socialist Bureau
Faure
Secela
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Socialist Party
Paure
Taure
Popular Front
Socialist Executive Committee
United States
Woman linked to Healdsburg car chase and San Francisco ride
Police traced a woman's movements after she left a Smith car in Healdsburg. She walked to Al's bar and sought a search, was assisted by a bartender who found nothing, then accepted a ride to San Francisco with Clain Becker. She was hospitalized in Ukiah for an arm injury after a ditch report, and authorities pursue a possible boyfriend lead amid conflicting statements.
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Healdsburg
Smith
San Francisco
Clain Becker
Becker
Fillmore Hotel
Fillmore Street
Millbrae
Ukiah General Hospital
Jackson
Highway 101
Ukiah
Hopland
Burke Hill
Johnson
Wilnesses
Abbott Case Details Grave Tampering In Child Deaths
County Deputy Wyckoff described earth samples from Abbott's cabin grave and the surrounding soil as authorities reveal the body of Stephanie was removed last summer. He said the grave area has expanded and that pieces of dirt were taken as souvenirs and photos were made by curiosity seekers. Former President Truman praised Sol Bloom for publishing George Washington papers, recalling a constituent who asked who Washington was.
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Trinity
Charles Wyckoff
Abbott
Stephanie
Wyckoff
Folger Emerson
San Francisco
Truman
Sol Bloom
D-Ny
George Washington
Bloom
Sol
Washington
Aides Indicted On 24 Counts in Truman Era Case
A 24 count indictment charges conspiracy bribery and perjury against Matthew J. Connelly former White House appointment secretary T Lamar Caudle former head of the Justice Tax Division and Harry S Schwimmer a Kansas City attorney The trio allegedly conspired with Irving Sachs a St Louis shoe broker to avoid tax evasion prosecution Sachs pleaded guilty in 1941 and paid a 40000 fine The indictment says Connelly sought influence for reward and other corrupt ends.
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Sachs
Connelly
Deeds Recorded November 22 1955 Listings of Transfers
A sequence of property deeds recorded including transfers to Jack A Richards O L Butler John Ponts Masonite Corp and others. Entries cover Pinecrest Yokayo Rancho Empire Gardens Bel Abres Calpella Ft Bragg School District and Mill Terrace areas with various buyers and prices noted. Names include Woodrow Ellis Johnson Neva Kunzier Fidel Royval and J C Robertson among others.
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Deeds Woodrow Ellis Johnson
Jack A Richards
William W Long
O'L Butler
William M Anderson
John Ponts
Pinecrest Actes
Neva L Kunzier
Masonite Corp
Yokayo Rancho
Mary Rivas
Fidel O Royval
Ukiah
Arnold Park Co
Louis F Loosley
Empire Gardens
Wildam Loosley
Louis F.loosley
Leonard R Nix
Josephine Fornasero Bartolomel
Bel Abres
Niels Iversen
Arthur Iversen
Maurice J.brogilo
Jack C Robertson
Calpella
McAllaster
John A Shields
Mill Terrace
M G Richardson
S W Richardson
S W. Richardson
Angelo J Penitent
Ft Bragg
Sidney, Johnson
Jessie C Litzenberg
Sidney Johnson
Charles I Burnett
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Ambassadors Seek Western Pressure
U S Ambassador James B Conant travels from Benin toward Duesseldorf to meet West German officials Otto Suhr and Konrad Adenauer as talks focus on Berlin status. The Soviets claim four power occupation ended and East German rule begins, signaling a harsher anti West Berlin campaign.
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U.S
James B. Conant
Benin
Duesseldorf
Otto Suhr
Moscow
Berlin
Bonn
Luhr
Konrad Adenauer
Conant
West Berlin
Psychiatry not sole cure for criminal behavior, experts say
In New York two reform advocates argue psychiatry should be a small part of handling offenders. They warn against converting courts into diagnostic centers and stress that guilt must be legally determined before any treatment, with sentences or treatment not changing the core result. A separate note mentions a deep ocean sounding near Guam in 1951.
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New York
Melitta Schmideberg
Jack Sokol
Association For Psychiatric Treatment of Offenders
National Association For Mental Health
Pacific Ocean
Guam
NIST Pressures Against Economic Life of Free Zone
Ideological campaign targets the free zone economy to squeeze the United States Britain and France. Authorities push industrial controls and trade restrictions to disrupt foreign involvement and signal geopolitical pressure within the zone.
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Nist
Free Zone
United States
Britain
France
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