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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1954

Page

12

United Action Seen as Path to Indo-Chinese Victory in 30 Days

Washington officials warn that if Allied action is not taken, the Communists could complete their conquest of northern Indo-China within 30 days. Despite this, the United States plans no intervention until its conditions for united action are met. Molotov’s Geneva conference remarks are cited as boosting the push for a swift settlement, while some fear a rapid Red River Delta assault could overrun Hanoi if unchecked. Diplomats debate attack timing and leverage, with Dulles signaling a leaning toward an imminent Red threat and possible British hesitation pending Geneva outcomes. The Molotov move could also bolster the French government as it faces parliament over Indo-China demands.

William Galbraith Washington Indo-China Adminion United Action V. M. Molotov United States Viet Nam Red River Dela Hanoi State Dulles Molotov Vetnam Laos Cambodia Geneva

Scofield Cleared In Payoff Case In Austin

In Austin on June 9 United Press reports former tax collector Frank Scofield was acquitted by a federal court jury on two counts alleging he solicited and received contributions while in office. The trial focused on tickets sold to a 1950 Jefferson Jackson Day Democratic dinner in Austin.

Austin Frank Scofield Scofield Internal Revenue Collector Allan B. Hannay

Get Ready To March North Rhee Urges

SEGAL Korea June 3 President Syngman Rhee urged South Korea to prepare to march northward to unify the country. He did not specify details but warned he may reopen the Korean War if diplomacy with the Reds fails. He received a standing ovation at opening day as the assembly elected Rhee allies to key leadership posts. Ler Ki Pung was named chairman and a Rhee supporter was chosen as vice chairman.

Rhee Positlosa South Korea Ler Ki Pung

Ely in Indo China: France's Gen Ely on the spot

Five star French general Paul Henry Ely is placed in command in Indo China to whip Union forces into shape and turn the tide against the Communist rebels. His actions in the coming weeks may influence US intervention debates and Southeast Asia security negotiations. Ely arrived in Saigon after appointment and may soon assume command in the Red River Delta, unsettling Vo Nguyen Giap.

Charles M. McCann United Press Indo-China Paul Henry Ely Geneva Ely Southeast Asia United States France Indo China Cam Sar Henri Eugene Navarre Bui Ely Maurice de Jean Hus Saigon Hangi Red River Vo Neuyen Giap St. Cye West Point Britain

Dog Trained to Kill On Loose In LA

A war trained German Shepherd named Duke is on the loose in Los Angeles area. U.S. Air Force Sergeant Rosa says the dog is usually gentle but will attack humans instantly when it hears a specific word. Police and deputies search for the potentially dangerous animal.

Los Angeles U.S. Air Force M-Sat Dim Rosa Rosa Duke Royal Air Force England

Brinsdale Skips Apples Swaps Beef Diet For Health

Governor Norman Brinsdale of North Dakota says a diet of steak a day keeps the doctor away and notes he has lost weight and feels better since substituting beef for apples. He shared the update with the North Dakota Stockmen's Association in Dickinson on June 9.

Dickinson N.D Norman Brinsdale Brinsdale North Dakota Stockmen’s Association

Parrot Speaks After Court Custody in Argentina

A PASADENA Argentina report says a parrot claimed by two families broke silence to speak Guarani and win release from court custody. The bird had remained mute during the hearing, with judges holding it until it spoke. Prior notes say the bird was valued for its language claims and later tied to rubber.

Pasadena Argentina

Bus Company Sues Union Over 250000 Strike Claim

Transcontinental Bus Systems sued the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and two Dallas union officials for 250000 plus daily damages for ongoing strikes. The suit claims unlawful conspiracy to block contract negotiations for drivers across Continental Dixie and two divisions, with 13000 miles of routes idle across 12 states.

Dallas Transcontinental Bus Systems, Inc Brotherhood of Railroad 41Th District Continental Dixie Bus Lines Transcontinental Union Charles Lane Emory Harris Continental Tixie Continental Western Continental Dixie

A Case Of Getting A Sock In A Sack

In Honolulu on June 9 a masked man attacked a Chinese cook in an alley and stole a paper sack containing a pair of dirty socks, the cook telling police of the odd contents.

Honolulu T.H

Chennault's Son Leads Jet Pilots In Gunnery Tests

Capt. C. C. Chennault son of Flying Tiger founder Gen. Claire Chennault led in air-to-ground firing during the Air Force jet fighter gunnery tournament at Nellis. He totaled 333 points to Locke's 527, while E. W. Maggert led air-to-air with 123. Chennault's team from Alexandria AFB, La., lost the team event to Locke's Far East Air Force squad 1951 to 2008 after bombing and strafing rounds.

E. W. Maggert Lahoma Okla Chennault Alexandria Air Force Base Locke Far East Air Force

One Armed Driving Case Hears Fine in Bradford

In Bradford Ontario on June 3 Eric Templar 29 of Vancouver was fined $10 for one arm driving after Police Cpl Pat Poland testified he saw two heads behind the wheel and only one body. Magistrate Gordon Foster found Templar guilty of carelessness for driving with his arm around a girl.

Bradford Ont Eric Templar Vancouver Pat Poland Templar Gordon Foster Femplar

Stevenson To Talk In Denver July 2 Speech At Denver Democratic Lunch

Adlai Stevenson, 1952 Democratic presidential candidate and party leader, will address Denver Democrats on July 2. George Rock, Colorado Democratic national committeeman, said tentative plans set for a Lincoln Room luncheon at the Shirley Savoy Hotel. Stevenson will stop in Denver en route to the West Coast and Alaska.

Denver Adisai Stevenson George Rock Colorado Stevenson Lincoln Shirley Savoy Hotel West Coast Alaska

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