Secrecy Order Stands as Arms Shipment Sparks Diplomatic Fuss
At a Washington dinner Sen. Wiley charged a Swedish ship load as arms for Guatemala, prompting the Guatemalan acting head Alfredo Chocano to walk out saying he did not know of the shipment. Wiley urged hemispheric talks under the Rio Treaty to address perceived Communist influence in Guatemala.
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Guatemala
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Poland
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Stettin
Americas
Mid Wiley
Alfredo Chocano
Rose
W. Cameron Burton
District of Columbia Bar Association
Burton
Central America
Eisenhower pledges to keep secrecy order over McCarthy hearings
President Eisenhower said he will not relax his secrecy order that suspended the McCarthy Army hearings. He urged the proceedings resume to reveal all facts and said the Army acted independently of the White House. He noted Stevens will likely speak on the Army-Administration disassociation and emphasized the order aimed to keep the hearings on track.
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Eisenhower
McCarthy Army
Army
White House
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Stevens
John G. Adams
MeeCarthy
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John Adams
Sherman Adams
Pvt. G. David Schine
Fisenhower
Roy M. Cohn
Francis Carr
Mundt
ASC
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Brownell
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Subcommittee
James C. Hagerty
Stronly
North Carolina
Bob
French Nurse To Be Freed From Dien Bien Phu
Geneva reports Vietminh high command telegram indicates Genevieve de Galard Terraube, a 29 year old Paris nurse captured at Dien Bien Phu, will be released today. She was the sole woman among the Dien Bien Phu defenders during most of the siege.
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Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Paris
GIS Parent Seeks New Trial Over Inflammatory Letters
Allan P. Daniel, 28, former Girls' Industrial School parent, convicted of felonious assault on a 15 year old inmate, requested a new trial citing inflammatory letters admitted in court. His attorney argues the letters were incompetent to prove the charge.
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Delaware
Allan P. Daniel
Girls’ Industrial School
Earth Tremors Rock Switzerland with No Casualties
The most violent earthquake activity in eight years struck Switzerland today in Geneva. No damage or casualties were reported as tremors rattled the region.
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Geneva
Switzerland
France United States Back Pact Backing Reported
In Geneva a French and U S backed push for an Southeast Asia defense pact emerged despite British hesitation as Indochina peace talks stalled. A French source said talks in Washington Paris and Geneva would proceed regardless of Geneva progress and amid Western demands for immediate Laos Cambodia withdrawal.
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Indochina
Georges Bidault
Washington
Paris
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Cambodia
Red River
Evacuation Of Injured Is Speeded In Indochina
Injured evacuees from Dien Bien Phu are expected to number at least 80 more as French forces use helicopters and light planes to speed mercy shuttles. French air assaults intensify on Vietminh troops along the 70 mile highway toward the Red River Delta. Three French generals fly into Hanoi for a first hand view of defenses amid plans to base policy on their report.
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Red River
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Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Paul Ely
Raoul Salan
Pierre Pelissier
General Air Staff
Paris
Rhee Declares 3 Day Emergency Police Alert in Korea
President Syngman Rhee placed South Korea under a three day emergency police alert as eight million voters prepared to elect a new National Assembly. A total of 1213 candidates ran for 203 seats, ending a campaign marked by charges and denials of police interference.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
National Assembly
Principal Demoted at Roosevelt Junior High School
R W DeVore long time Roosevelt Junior High principal in Hamilton Ohio will be demoted to a teacher at semester end. Hamilton board president James Black says the move follows an investigation into alleged cruel punishment of students.
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Hamilton
Ohio
P— _ R. W. DeVore
Roosevelt
James Black
Hamilton Board of Education
Pennsylvania Primary Results Narrow Turnout Low for Statewide Vote
Organization backed Republicans and Democrats won clear primary victories in Pennsylvania with about 29 percent turnout. Lloyd H. Wood led the GOP ticket to succeed Gov. John S. Fine alongside George M. Leader for the Democrats. Incumbents for 30 congressional seats mostly retained seats in renomination.
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Pennsylvania
John 8S. Fine
Lloyd H. Wood
Harmony
GOP
George M
Wood
Governor Talmadge Replies to Yankee Hecklers
In Atlanta, after Gov. Herman Talmadge commented on the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation, numerous hecklers telephoned from distant places. He told his wife to tell the callers the governor is busy reviewing troops.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
U.S. Supreme Court
Talmadge
Supreme Court Sets Segregation Hearing Date in Oct
The Supreme Court plans October 12 hearings on final decrees to end school segregation as ruled earlier this week. Justices may decide quickly after arguments, and states face possible immediate or gradual integration orders. Georgia hints at defiance. Alabama and others weigh legal options and potential penalties.
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Paul M. Yost
Washington
Supreme Court
Harold B. Willey
District of Columbia
Georgia
Eugene Cook
Herman Talmadge
Cook
League Seeks Four Year Terms for Ohio Officials
At the Ohio League of Women Voters convention in Cleveland Mrs. Fred Davis of Lima led a proposal for four year terms for the Ohio governor and state senators to enable long term planning. She noted representatives should not receive extended terms. The convention also noted suburban leagues outnumber big city groups.
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Cleveland
Ohio
League of Women Voters of
Fred Davis
Lima
Ohio League
Cinerama inventor Fred Waller dies at 68 in Huntington
Fred Waller, the inventor of Cinerama, a widescreen movie process, died Tuesday in Huntington New York at age 68. His work revolutionized immersive cinema and influenced later projection techniques. He accumulated patents and founded testing and production efforts for wide screen displays.
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Huntington
N. Y
Fred Waller
ICC Avoids Proxy Battle for New York Central Control
Washington The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to intervene in the proxy battle for control of the New York Central Railroad saying intervention would not advance the interests of justice Central sought to force rail magnate Robert R Young and Alleghany Corp to file a formal ICC application to support their bid to take over Central control citing Central stock control of smaller railroads.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad
Central
ICC
Robert R. Young
Alleghany Corp
Ohio Hamlet Reports Third Case of Polio
Cincinnati General Hospital treats the third polio case in Lynchburg Ohio a Highland County town of about 1700 residents since May 5 The latest victim is Paulette Pendall a 7 year old girl.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Lynchburg
Highland County
Paulette Pendall
Arms Shipment Disturbs President at News Conference
President Eisenhower denounced arms shipments from Stettin in communist Poland to Guatemala as disturbing and warned of a potential communist outpost in the Western Hemisphere. He tied the issue to the Caracas Inter-American Conference and said he would uphold the Constitution amid the school desegregation ruling. He declined to advise the South on implementing the court decision and praised Strauss as Atomic Energy Chair, backing strong authority for the post.
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Eisenhower
Red Poland
Guatemala
State Department
Central America
Stettin
Poland
Caracas
Supreme Court
TVA
Fisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
Southeast Asia
Britain
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Russia
Newspapermen Case Reaches High Court of Ohio
Three Cleveland Press staff members appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court from sentences for taking photographs during the arraignment of former Probate Judge Nelson Brewer on embezzlement charges last August. They also sought review of their Common Pleas Court conviction, affirmed by an appellate court.
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Columbus
Cleveland Press
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Nelson Brewer
High Court
Common Pleas Court
Thieves Loot 175 Cars in Columbus Lot
Sneak thieves looted about 175 cars parked near the city heart according to police. Fire and police units sweep the area for suspects and clues as investigation continues.
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Columbus
Second Day of Talks in 1954 Steel Contract Row
U S Steel and CIO United Steelworkers enter a second day of negotiations in Pittsburgh as the union presses wage hikes guaranteed annual wages improved pensions and hospital benefits while seeking contracts for about 600 of its 1.2 million members. Bargaining with other major producers is planned later this week. Workers’ average pay is reported between 2.14 and 2.24 dollars per hour.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Curren
Employment Rises Again in Columbus Unemployment Figures
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reported declines in both newly unemployed and those unemployed one week or more for the week ending May 15. New claims totaled 13,367, down from 14,852 on May 8 and 12,789 on May 1, with 12,619 on April 24. Total long term claimants stood at 109,103 for May 15 versus 109,541 the prior week.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Pipeline Firm Asks OK on Expansion Plan
Washington March 10 The Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co asked approval for a 66.75 million dollar expansion plan to benefit its utility and industrial customers in Ohio The company said three large Ohio utilities would share 210 million cubic feet of the increase Ohio Fuel Gas Co is named as one of the beneficiaries
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Washington
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Commission
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus Eliminated By Church Council
The report notes Columbus being eliminated by a church council in a local decision fragment. The item appears as a brief church or community notice with minimal surrounding details.
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Columbus
Church Council
Churches council narrows headquarters to New York or Chicago
National Council of Churches of Christ in the U S A appears to have limited its headquarters options to New York and Chicago after receiving bids from at least nine other cities, including Columbus. The group, the nation's largest religious organization, weighs the two finalists for the new center.
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Chicago
National Council of Churches of Christ
New York
Columbus
Lausche ally wins fourth term as Ohio Democratic chairman
Eugene H. Hanhart of Dover won a fourth two year term as Ohio Democratic state chairman at a meeting of controlling committees. Ray T. Miller of Cleveland came within four votes of opposing the re election, reflecting rural urban splits and opposition to Lausche influence. Miller's bid to place campaign funds under a five member panel failed, and Hanhart pledged to expand efforts to elect the full ticket next November.
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Columbus
Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Ray T Miller
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Hanhart
Miller Long
Frank J. Lausche
Hanrhart
Lausche
Miller
Lauysche
Cuyahoga
Democratic Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Central
Politics in Pensions Charged by Candidate
Columbus Ohio former governor candidate James A Rhodes accused Governor Frank Lausche of using pensioners for politics. Rhodes said the administration ordered a review of all old age pension rolls and backed his proposal for a ten dollar monthly increase starting July 1.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Rhodes
Strike Halts Projects In Ohio Valley Area
Picket lines were set up yesterday by about 800 laborers in the Ohio Valley area halting work on an estimated 19 major projects and smaller ones. About 5000 craftsmen are honoring the picket lines seeking a wage increase of about 20 cents an hour and a new contract. Present wage scale was reported at 1.70 to 2.05 dollars per hour.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Valley
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