China and India clash over tibet border firing
New Delhi reports indicate China accuses India of aggression along the Indo-Tibetan frontier. Nehru says Peiping demanded withdrawal from contested areas and that a formal white paper detailing the exchanges will be presented. Independent reports cite Chinese incursions and casualties among Indian border guards with details unconfirmed.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
Nehru
Peiping
Kashmir
Bhutan
Sikkim
Tibet
Indian Defense Ministry
Calcutta Mobs Quiet as Troops Stand Ready
Calcutta India AP report says troops stood by while the city returned to normal after a day of violence that left 13 people dead. Police clashed with groups twice but order was restored and curfews eased.
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Calcutta
India
FBI Charges Pair With Rape of Two Bureau Employes
FBI charged Ronald E. Garrison and Joseph L. Price with kidnapping and raping two FBI clerks in Washington. The Lindbergh law applies as the abductions crossed state lines to Maryland. Both suspects denied the accusations. victims identified them in a lineup after the dance.
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FBI
Bureau
Washington
Ronald E. Garrison
Joseph L. Price
Maryland
Montgomery County
Garrison
Price
Shoup Appointment Delays Senate Inquiry
The Senate Armed Services Committee delays action on Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup as Marine Corps commandant. Chairman Richard B. Russell says a four-year term is required by law, noting Shoup received only a two-year appointment.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Shoup
Montreal Recovers Stolen Vaccine
Montreal health authorities test 75 000 shots of Salk vaccine stolen from a suburban laboratory. Three masked bandits entered the Micro biology Institute at La Val des Rapides, overpowered the night watchman, and fled with the refrigerated serum. A informant later led police to boxes marked Connaugh Laboratories Toronto unloaded from a truck, surrounding the melting ice bound vials.
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Montreal
UPI
Connaugh Laboratories
Toronto
Microbiology Institute
la Val-des-Rapides
London Paper Salutes Brave Spanish Bulls
The Daily Mirror published an editorial condemning bullfighting after noting 35 Spanish bullfighters were injured. It questions who is to blame for continuing the sport, blaming Spanish crowds and tourists, and comparing bullfighting to stag hunting in England.
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London
UPI
Daily Mirror
Spain
England
Moscow Radio Denies Anti Jewish Bias
Paris and London reports describe Moscow radio denying charges of anti Jewish bias while a big gift is noted for President Eisenhower during his European trip. The French Community offered what was described as the gift of a baby elephant and Moscow radio called the claims false as a New York listener’s letter sparked the gesture.
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Paris
UPI
Eisenhower
Fulbert Youlou
London
Moscow
Congo Republic
Soviet Union
Rae És Dio
Eisenhower’s flexible tone in Europe tour sparks debate
Washington AP reports that Eisenhower described flexible tactics alongside steadfast non retreat on Soviet policy. The remark raises questions about possible concessions, such as West Berlin access or limits on disarmament, while the trip to Britain West Germany and France yields no firm announcements. The outcome hinges on future talks with Khrushchev and Allied approval.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Britain
West Germany
France
Bomarc Intercepts Supersonic Target Over Mexico
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE Florida AP A Regulus II missile simulating an enemy bomber was intercepted by a Bomarc guided missile in the first test of IM99A launches against faster than sound targets. The interception occurred at supersonic speed above 35 000 feet. The Regulus radio controlled missile was launched from Venice Florida about 300 nautical miles from the Bomarc site on Santa Rosa island.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Lour
Mexico
Venice
Florida Gulf Coast
Santa Rosa Island
Cardinal Tedeschini Improves After Surgery
Cardinal Tedeschini, 86, archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica, underwent intestinal surgery in a Rome clinic and is reported to be showing improvement.
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Cardinal Tedeschini
Rome
Federico Caredinal Tedeschini
St. Peter's Basilica
Boys Town Is Dedicated In Rome
In Rome the Boys Town community for homeless Italian boys was blessed and dedicated by Eugene Cardinal Tisserant. Massachusetts funded the two story facility as part of nine Italian Boys Towns founded since the war. A Massachusetts delegation led by Anthony Di Natale attended and raised a Massachusetts flag beside U S and Italian flags.
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Rome
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Roman Catholic College of Cardinals
Massachusetts
iBoys
Italy
John Patrick Carrell
Eisenhower
Giovanni Gronchi
Ireland
de Valera
Adenauer
West Germany
Australia
Menzies
Anthony di Natale
Boston
Francis of
Salem
Boston Evening Post
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