Senators Will Study Nixon Tour
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to a preliminary inquiry into violence against Vice President Nixon during his Latin American tour and anti American rioting in Beirut. Subcommittee plans include State and CIA officials to assess agency actions and potential policy missteps while Nixon toured Peru and Venezuela.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Morse
Lima
Peru
Caracas
Venezuela
Lebanon
Bbrares
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
South America
Joseph 8. Cark, Jr
Dpa
Senate
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Congress
Hickenlooper
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Snes
John J. Spark
D-Ala
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Vice Presiden
Capehart
Latin America
United States
U. S
Pfimlin Seeks Emergency Powers To Halt Gaullist Plot
Paris reports the National Assembly granted Premier Pfimlin emergency powers to counter a perceived Gaullist coup and civil strife. A parliamentary committee approved the measure 33 to 6 as deputies met in urgent session. Pfimlin’s Hendaye villa was bombed Thursday.
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Bulletin Paris
French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Pfimlin
Republic
Paris
Pfimlin
Hendaye
Thurs
Interior and Economic Ministry
Pflimlin
National Assembly
Assembly
France
Algeria
Algiers
Raoul Salan
Salan
de Gaulle
Rewis Receives Yale Scholarship for Virginia Resident
Richard Smart Rewis 18, of Norfolk and Virginia, wins a Yale Club of Virginia scholarship. He will enter Yale College in the class of 192. The award marks the first time a Northern Virginia resident has won it, with only one scholarship given each year when a suitable recipient is found.
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Richard Smart Rewis
Yale Club of Virginia
Yale College
Rewis
Northern
Virginia
Bewis
Millard Rewis
W. Clifford Sr
Norfolk
Atlanta
Handley High School
Market Street Methodist Church
Lewis
Ad to Purchase Poison Ivy Stirs Up Many Inquiries
A Cincinnati Enquirer classified ad offering 1000 pounds of poison ivy leaves and stems at 35 cents a pound drew widespread calls from farmers, suburbanites, and gardeners curious about why someone would want ivy. E P Espy explained his firm uses poison ivy to create immunity products and noted questions about handling without allergic reaction.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
E. P. Espy
Espy
Grasshoppers plague Phoenix in insect swarm
Entomologists blame favorable breeding weather as millions of grasshoppers overrun Phoenix Arizona 130 000 residents covering windows and car windshields at night obscuring headlights and lamps. The city seeks controls as the pest infestation disrupts daily life.
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Phoenix
Ariz.p
ADA attacks Ike policies on civil rights and foreign affairs
The American for Democratic Action convened to condemn Eisenhower administration policy on civil rights and foreign affairs. ADA blamed violent anti Americanism in South America Lebanon and Algeria on policy missteps while acknowledging communist agitation. They called Eisenhower’s school integration stance wishy washy and urged a reminder to Virginia Governor Almond.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Eisenhower
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Robert R
Examiners Report Favors O Sull ivan
Trial examiner George A Downing recommends the NLRB find unfair labor practices by O Sull ivan Rubber Corp. and orders cease and desist. The hearing held March 3 4 followed June 1956 strike actions and a 1957 decertification vote. Picketing and a boycott have continued since May 1956 as the dispute with United Rubber Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America AFL CIO Local 511 persists.
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O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
George A. Downing
NLRB
Downing
Tween O'Sullivan
United Rubber, Cork
Lincoleum and Plastic Workers of America
Aflcio
O'Sullivan
Mr. Downing
Man Surrenders in Killing and Kidnapping Case
Billy Glenn Newhouse 21, wanted for the killing of his uncle James Huskey and the kidnapping of four people, surrendered after a day of pressure. Victims included Linda Rawlins and Archie Moore Jr, with one stabbing and a reported rape. The suspect, with a long arrest record, gave no statement and will consult his lawyer before further questioning.
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Farmington
Billy Glenn Newhouse
Newhouse
James Huskey
Desloge
Linda Reid Rawlins
Archie Moore, Jr
St. Francis County
Clay Mullins
Huskey
Flat River
Memphis
Tenn
Clarkedale
Miss
Missouri
Moore
FBI
Poplar Bluff
George Tubbs
Newport Ark
Tubbs
No Passengers Aboard Sputnik Says Russia
Soviet scientist confirms Sputnik III carried no passengers and is destined for geophysical cosmic research. He notes future Soviet satellites may include biological experiments but currently lack plans to share launch techniques with the United States.
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Russia
Moscow
Eugene Fyedorov
Soviet Union
Soviet International Geophysical Year Committee
Earth
United States
Commerce Dept Faces 7 Percent Cut by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 65.6 million from the 982.7 million requested for the Commerce Department and related activities, leaving 917.14 million for the new fiscal year. Increases for Census, Civil Aeronautics, Public Roads, Standards, and Maritime Administration were approved.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Commerce Department
House
Census Bureau
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Public Roads Bureau
The
Bureau of Standards
Maritime Administration
Great Lakes
Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Lion Mauls Child To Death At Washington Zoo
A lion pulled a girl into a cage at Washington Zoo and mauled her to death. The victim was 22 year old Julia Ann Vogt of Chillwack British Columbia visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson. Police said the girl may have slipped past an outer barrier.
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Washington
Washington Zoo
Julia Ann Vogt
Chillwack
British Columbia
Harry Jackson
Lutheran Church Plans Expansion of Sunday School
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church approved a Sunday School reconstruction costing about $100 000. The plan was presented by councilmen L M Castleman O G Cramer Jr and E G Skole during a called meeting led by Rev W E Eisenberg. Committees for building ways and means and steering were to be formed. Reports covered nursery kindergarten primary junior and adult Sunday School and choir.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
W E. Eisenberg
L. M. Castleman
O. G. Cramer, Jr
E. G. Skole
E. G Skole
John Eavis
Another Supersonic Bang Reported Near Bruce Town
Mrs. Harry McAboy of Clear Gook told the Star another supersonic bang was heard Wednesday just before 9 a.m. She said it sounded louder than yesterday and feared an enormous explosion. Friends in Bruce Town also heard the bang.
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Harry McAboy
Cleargook
The
Star Today
McAboy
Brucetown
Graham Speaks To Students And Convicts At San Francisco Crusade
Billy Graham addressed about 17 000 at the Cow Palace on Youth Night and 1 044 decisions for Christ were reported. Earlier he preached to 4 000 of 4 500 inmates at San Quentin, calling it a moving sight.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
San Quentin
Cow Palace
State Penitentiary
Soviet Envoy Met By Sign Carrying Youths in Chicago
Moscow envoy Menshikov arrived in Chicago and faced a peaceful demonstration by 15 Wright Junior College students of Lithuanian descent who held placards criticizing Soviet policy. He paused for a brief informal news conference and later addressed the Executives' Club of Chicago urging removal of trade barriers and steps to curb nuclear war.
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Chicago
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Wright Junior College
Stalin
Nixon
Menshikov
South America
Executives’ Club of
Georgia Peach Crop Not as Peachy As First Forecast
Clemson extension specialist Roy J. Ferree says unfavorable weather including heavy rains and freezing temperatures reduced South Carolina peach yields. Excessive rain during bloom caused some varieties to fail to set fruit and near zero temperatures in mid February caused significant kill in Greenville and Spartanburg counties, the main peach belt.
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Clemson
S. C.P
South Carolina
Roy J. Ferree
Clemson College Extension Service
Ferree
Pencil Day Set By Hospital Auxiliary
Pinal plans for the Hospital Auxiliary annual Pencil Day tomorrow detail chairmen and helpers across stores, post offices, theaters, and schools. Proceeds benefit patient comfort equipment, student nurse education, and the children's Endowment Fund. Special sales include pencils at local stores and Jamies Wood and Stephens City Schools with scouts aiding.
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Hospital
Herman I. Pifer
William G. Way
Nations Hospital
C. P. Watson
W. G. Way
William Pifer
John MacLellan
Edward P. Game
Frank Stinnett
Charles Anderson Berryville
Berryville
Children’s Endowment Fund
EARS
Stotler
Braddock & Boscawen
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John Chapman
Charles Pine
Picadilly
Loudoun
Jones
Drastic Powers
Richard Rewis
Yale
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Pingley and Carper Cleaners
Ike
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George Washington Hotel
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