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November 9, 1954

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PRESIDENT PICKS U. S. CONTROLLER; Campbell, Columbia U. Aide Now With A.E.C., Is Chosen -- Kefauver Protests

By Special to The New York Times

Nominated US Controller Gen; career; por

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Asian Marshall Plan Urged By Yoshida to Combat Reds; ASIAN PLAN URGED TO COMBAT REDS

By Special to The New York Times

Yoshida urges Asian Marshall Plan that would invest $4 billion yrly in under-developed nations to combat communism, s, Natl Press Club; warns on danger of Communist China outstripping neighbors in econ progress; says $400-million aid given yrly by aid orgns is inadequate; implies plan should be for entire free world

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President Sees War Threat Eased; Urges More World Understanding; EISENHOWER SEES WAR PERIL EASED

By Joseph A. Loftus

Eisenhower sees war threat eased despite attack, s, Boston

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DISPUTE HOLDS UP DIXON-YATES PACT; A.E.C. and Utility Group Split on Terms -- T. V. A. Head Confirms Discord

By William M. Blair

Cole to continue hearing

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Harriman Tally Up 3,398; 11,803 Lead Seems Decisive; Harriman Total Rises by 3,308; 11,803 State Lead Seems Decisive

By Leo Egan

Harriman lead now 11,803, official repts from NYC and 4 Upstate counties; tables; Dems see new margin ending possibility of upset; Ives appears satisfied he was defeated; tells neighbors, Norwich, he never wanted to be Gov, but ran out of sense of obligation; discusses reasons for defeat

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1954Aed Carabao, Thai singer-songwriter and guitarist^[†]

Aed Carabao is the stage name of Yuenyong Opakul He is a singer-songwriter and leader of the Thai rock band Carabao, known for its songs in the "songs for life" genre.

Historical Context for November 9, 1954

In 1954, the world population was approximately 2,685,894,860 people^[†]

Headlines from November 9, 1954

PRESIDENT PICKS U. S. CONTROLLER; Campbell, Columbia U. Aide Now With A.E.C., Is Chosen -- Kefauver Protests

Asian Marshall Plan Urged By Yoshida to Combat Reds; ASIAN PLAN URGED TO COMBAT REDS

President Sees War Threat Eased; Urges More World Understanding; EISENHOWER SEES WAR PERIL EASED

DISPUTE HOLDS UP DIXON-YATES PACT; A.E.C. and Utility Group Split on Terms -- T. V. A. Head Confirms Discord

Harriman Tally Up 3,398; 11,803 Lead Seems Decisive; Harriman Total Rises by 3,308; 11,803 State Lead Seems Decisive

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Historical Context for November 9, 1954