Wilson Signals Possible U S Atomic Arms to Korea
Secretary of Defense Wilson indicated the United States may send weapons capable of nuclear warheads to South Korea, signaling a potential expansion of arms to U S and Korean forces facing modernized Communist units across the truce line. He noted a NSC discussion and aimed for a prompt decision while Dulles argued for a practical interpretation of the armistice and stepped up modern equipment. South Korea's President Syngman Rhee said Washington assured Seoul it will supply modern weapons to defense forces.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
South Korea
Dulles
U. S
Europe
Air Force
Army
National Security Council
U.S
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Handley Says Indiana Seaport Up To Army
Governor Handley told the Hammond Chamber of Commerce that Indiana must wait on the Army Engineers before building a Lake Michigan seaport for ocean going ships. He noted 1957 funds for Burns Ditch land would be usable only after federal and Army approval. He urged timely action as other states advance port development.
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Hammond
Handley
Army
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Burns Ditch Harbor
Goshen Clock Plant Job Cut as Operations Move Abroad
Goshen Indiana 215 General Time Corp employees will lose their jobs on May 31 as plant operations shift to the Westclox plant in LaSalle Illinois and the Seth Thomas Clock plant in Thomas Kentucky. The factory produced timing devices for the armed forces.
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Goshen, Ind
General Time Corp
Goshen
Westclox
LaSalle
Ill
Seth Thomas
Thomas, Ky
Hoffa Indicted On Detroit Wire Tapping Count
James R. Hoffa head of the Teamsters Midwest section is indicted for tapping the Detroit union headquarters. He allegedly used $8,429 from union funds for the wiretaps to eavesdrop on members before Senate and federal inquiries. Co-defendants include Bernard Brennan and Bernard Spindel. Arraignment set for May 21. charges carry up to a year imprisonment and $10,000 fine each.
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Hoffa
Detroit
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Senate
Federal
Bernard Brennan
Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
New York
U. S. Dist
Lawrence E. Walsh
Michigan
Teamsters
Hoffa Long
Dave Beck
Beck
Washington
Senate Committee
Afl-Cio
Apprentice School Banquet Plans Set for June 5 Speaker Named
Dr. R C S Young director of admissions University of Georgia has been chosen as principal speaker for the 21st annual Anderson Apprentice School banquet and graduation ceremonies. The event at the YMCA begins June 5 at 6 30 pm. One hundred three apprentices from seven trades and nine companies will receive diplomas.
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R. C. S. Young
University of Georgia
Public Schools’ Division
YMCA
Dr. Young
Delco- Remy
General Motors
Edinburgh
Scotland
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