British Labor Split on Turn to Right or Left
The British Labor Party faces a split between right and left factions over policy. Right wingers urge shifting away from nationalization toward broad public appeal, while militant leftists demand reaffirming socialism and nationalization to win future elections. The Trib une notes calls for cooperation and reform within the party.
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Cooperation Movement
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Radiation leak at Idaho lab exposes 19 workers
In Idaho Falls a radiation leak at an Atomic Energy Commission laboratory released radioactive particles and forced the evacuation of 21 people. The spokesman said 19 workers were exposed, seven with doses near the yearly limit, two exceeding it slightly but not needing hospitalization. Tests identified strontium 91 and boron 139 as the released particles.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Slaying Charge Reduced For Former UNH Coed
Shirley Mae Gordon, 19, of Reed's, faces a reduced first and second degree murder charge after jurors hear that the newborn was delivered March a dormitory closet at the University of New Hampshire. The case centers on the infant whose body was found in an overnight bag.
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Tooert Griffith
University of New Hampshire
Jordan King Orders Lands Donated to Landless Peasants
Amman reports King Hussein directed 27.60 donoms nearly 7 000 acres of his private estates to landless peasants. The royal action precedes a state visit by the Shah of Iran, who has similarly distributed private holdings to his people.
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Jordan
Hussein
Iran
General George C Marshall Maintained Aloof Stance Amid Critics
The Associated Press notes that General George C Marshall faced detractors during his wartime chief of staff tenure and in two cabinet posts. Critics accused him of appeasement and despite pressures, he kept a hard, public stance while influencing pivotal policies including the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. He warned that diplomacy without military force invites appeasement, a stance echoed by later leaders.
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Dean Acneson
Joseph RK. McCarthy R-Wish
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Cereral
Greece
Turkey
Eisenhower
Congress
Barry Fitzgerald Progressing Well After Surgery
Dublin AP report says 11 year old Irish actor Barry Fitzgerald, now retired, is progressing satisfactorily after an exploratory brain operation at a Dublin hospital. Details of findings were not released by the medical staff.
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Dublin
Ireland
Harry Fitzgerald
Britain faces U S protest over Cuba jet sale
Washington pressed London to block a planned swap of British Sea Furies for Hunter jets to Cuba. Britain denied final decision, with ministers split amid broader Western arms movements in the Caribbean and ongoing Latin American tensions. The Cubans reportedly seek 27 Hunter jets in exchange for 17 Sea Furies, amid Castro government modernization plans.
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United States
Britain
Cuba
State Department
London
Foreign Office
Harold Macmillan
Marshal Plan to Defense Chief George C. Marshall Life
The article traces George C. Marshalls career from early life in Uniontown through his World War I and II leadership, noting his key roles in forming a modern army, directing vast mobilization, and later serving as secretary of defense. It highlights his Marshall Plan legacy, Nobel Prize, and 1953 Queen Elizabeth coronation honor.
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West Point
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National Guard
Organized Reserve
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Lily Carter Coles
Raul Castro Elevated To Cabinet In Cuba
In Havana Raul Castro the fiery brother of Cuba's prime minister was raised to the revolutionary cabinet Friday night. He becomes minister of the revolutionary armed forces replacing the former defense ministry. He has led Cuba's armed forces since Fidel Castro left that post. The former defense minister Augusto Martinez became minister of labor. Manuel Garcia Fernandez, who quit, is succeeded.
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Raul Castro
Cuba
Osvaldo Docticos
Raul
Revolutionary Armed Forces
Ministry of Defense
Fidel
Augusto Martinez
Manuel Fernandez Garcia
United States
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