Dulles Pledges Aid for Philippines in Southeast Asia
United States Secretary of State Dulles pledged to furnish a major portion of military supplies to strengthen the Philippines armed forces as part of a mutual defense program. He said the US would react immediately if Philippines were attacked and affirmed full commitment under the mutual defense treaty. The talks preceded an eight nation Southeast Asia security conference set to begin Monday and included discussions on expanding the Philippine navy and air force.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
Southeast Asia
U. S
State Dulles
Dulles
Carlos P. Garcia
Department of Defense
Seato
U.S
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Asia
Free World
Mendes-France reshuffles cabinet amid EDC crisis
Paris Premier Pierre Mendes-France restructures his cabinet after more ministers quit over the European Defense Community treaty. Eight ministers were shifted, two new officials named, two posts left vacant, and a new interior secretary created as the government endures sustained opposition.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Interior Ministry
Toll on State Highway Now at Forty
A Minneapolis area incident left Rev. Otto A. Scheins fatally struck while walking in rain. he carried $6,000 cash and $4,000 in securities sewn in his clothes. Driver Lloyd Olson, 30, was held for questioning. Two other fatalities occurred in Kandiyohi and Medicine Lake accidents related to vehicle breakdowns and belt line crash injuries.
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Minneapolis
Otto A. Scheins
St. Louis
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Lloyd Olson
Jackson St
N.E
Scheins
Earldon Hotel
Harmony
Minn
Willmar
Selmer C. Larson
Larson
Kandiyohi
Patrick King
Medicine Lake
Censure Hearing Near End Against Sen McCarthy
Senators Watkins and Case foresee a possible close next week to censure charges against Sen McCarthy with the bipartisan committee still weighing evidence. The panel plans to decide whether to add more material before McCarthy’s defense begins, while preparations and questions about impartiality and procedure continue.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
Case
R-Sd
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Flanders
R-Vi
Flanders and Sons
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Ind-Ore
Edward B. Williams
McCar
French General de Castries Freed by Reds
Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries, commander at Dien Bien Phu, reached freedom in Hanoi after red exchange. He rode in a Communist command car to a villa, weighed visibly underweight, and said he was not completely well but hard to kill. His wife Jacqueline awaits in Paris. Eisenhower once noted such a field colonel would be a general.
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EDC
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Mendes-France
Justice
Emile Hugues
Industry and Commerce
Maurice Bourges-Maunory
Eugene Claudius - Petit
Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance
Roland de Moustier
Gilbert Jules
Mendes - France
Bonn
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Assembly
Hanoi
Christian de Castries
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
de Castries
Vietri
Rene Cogny
Cogny
North Indochina
Jacqueline
Paris
Eisenhower
France
Louis XVI
LaFayette
Ice Cream Men Seek Churchill Help for Longer Summer Time
Britain’s ice cream vendors petition Prime Minister Churchill asking to extend summer time by a month to boost sales. They report weather has slashed earnings by over 2.8 million dollars and hope GMT return from Oct 2 is postponed.
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Churchil
London
Britain
Churchill
Greenwich
County Girl Is on Jump at State Fair
Eleanor Maley 17 of Grand Meadow has been crowned Princess Kay of the Milky Way and works at the Minnesota State Fair with prize cattle and dairy duties. She rushed from hotel to photos radio TV appearances and events missing meals but keeping a busy schedule across the fairgrounds.
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Princess Kay
Milky Way
Bonnie
Caroline Bidney
St. Paul
Jerry
State Fairgrounds
Effie
Eleanor Maley
H. E. Simonson
Grand Meadow
Eleanor
Minnesota
Kay
Fairgrounds
Lew Conlon
Snelling Avenue
Zoom
Mrs. Conlon
Minneapolis
Mrs. Simonson
Milwaukee
Eisenhower okays foreign aid and anti red bills
President Eisenhower announced approval of a $2,781,499,816 foreign aid bill and a measure stripping citizenship from those who advocate the overthrow of government. He also signed a bill toward immigration policy reforms, completing actions on 5 of 13 measures brought to Colorado for his vacation.
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Denver
Eisenhower
U.S
Colorado
Congress
John S. Doud
Bevan Opposes U S Policies Toward Japan
Aneurin Bevan of the British Labour Party pressed against U S aims in Tokyo talks with Japanese Socialists. He opposed rearmament and the stationing of American troops here, aligning with nonarmament as a path to keep Japan out of war. Bevan arrived with six leaders for a three day visit.
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Tokyo
Aneurin Bevan
Japan
Bevan
America
U. S
Two U S Officers Reported Killed in Quemoy Shelling
Taipei reports two U S officers, likely MAAG members, killed during Friday bombardment of Quemoy Island. Nationalists and U S sources prepared for family notifications before any official statement.
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U. S
Quemoy
Taipeh
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy Island
MAAG
Pleasant Weather for Labor Day Weekend
Rain fell in parts of the mid continent and western states while most areas enjoyed clear and pleasant conditions today. The eastern third of the nation was clear and seasonably cool with morning temperatures from the 50s and 60s around the Great Lakes and New England to the 60s and 70s in the Gulf states.
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Great Lakes Region
New England
Gulf States
Reds Attack Chaplains Complement to Clerics
Washington reports the Army chief of chaplains Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Ryan says a Soviet Red Star attack on American military chaplains signals the strength of the service religious program. He cites 1,248,161 worshippers in Army chapels during June and rejects charges that chaplains spy on soldiers.
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Washington
Patrick J. Ryan
Red Star
Ryan
Jie
Volun
Tarily
Danish Freighter Shelled By Soviet Destroyer Off Murman Coast
Danish captain Niels Jenssen said the Patricia of Struer, a 1200 ton freighter, was shelled about 30 nautical miles off the Murman coast in international waters. One destroyer fired four shells with two boats nearby earlier. the ship was two days from Mezen carrying lumber when attacked at high speed.
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Tromso
Norway
Patricia
Struer
Russia
Murmansek
Niels Jenssen
White Sea
Rybatski
Mezen
Jenssen
P. Piek
Dora
Glasgow
Gulf of Finland
Scotland
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Honey Bear) Warren
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D-Cole
Denver Post
Johnson
By Forrest Edwards
BY Dick Williams
Ike
Joseph H. Holt
Rcalif
Hong Kong
Holt
Chang Yi-ting
Defense Ministry
Chang
Amoy
China
Peiping
Little Quemoy
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