Soviets May Doublecross Red Chinese
Washington speculation that the Soviet Union plans a diplomatic doublecross of its Red Chinese allies gains currency. French sources drive the talk, with U S officials now noting potential fears that Red China could unseat Moscow if it wins Big Five status at the Geneva Korea Indo China conference.
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Howard Handleman
Washington
INS
U. S
Korea
Far East
Paris
Red China
Geneva
Statue of Liberty Stamp to Debut Next Thursday
The United States will unveil its first red white and blue postage stamp next Thursday. The eight cent Statue of Liberty stamp will be used mainly for international mail. President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon Secretary Dulles and Postmaster General Summerfield will attend a star studded ceremony broadcast nationwide. Religious leaders will speak and the stamp bears In God We Trust marking a first for regular issues with a religious inscription. Summerfield noted thousands urged the inscription on U S postage.
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Post Office Department
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Summerfield
U. S
Department
Turkish State Airways Flight Explodes Over Adana
An explosion on a Turkish State Airways plane near Adana on Saturday killed 29 people aboard. Officials report a midair blast caused the disaster and are investigating the incident as authorities assess the wreckage and identify victims.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Turkish State Airways
Adana
Hall accuses Stevenson of glib misstatements
Washington AP Leonard W. Hall Republican National Chairman says he is reasonably certain Adlai E. Stevenson is again a candidate for office. He accuses Stevenson of glib misstatements for publicity and defends the Eisenhower administration's slogan prosperity with peace.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai
Stevenson
Hall
Charlotte
N.C
Eisenhower
Truman- Stevenson
Western Powers Expel Pro-Communist Doctor From West Berlin
The Western Allied authorities ordered Dr. Peter Pavlov, a dual French Bulgarian citizen, expelled from West Berlin for alleged agitation for communism. They say the move sets a precedent and expect him to relocate to France where his wife and two children reside.
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West Berlin Berlin
West Berlin
Peter Pavlov
Pavlov
France
Distribution of Bomb Test Color Film Restricted
Washington police and informed sources say the government restricted distribution of color films showing hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific. The policy, cleared by the Operations Coordinating Board under the National Security Council, aims to curb emotional impact abroad amid ongoing concerns over the tests.
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Washington
Pacific
Operations Coordinating Board
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Pope Pius XII to preside over Pius X canonization
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Pius XII will preside over the canonization ceremony for Pope Pius X in St. Peter's Square on May 29. The solemn event will mark the sainthood of the early 20th century pope.
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Pius X
Vatican City
Ins
Vatican
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius X
St.Peter's Square
Hebert Praises Nike Missile In Demostration Visit
Rep. F Edward Hebert described the Nike guided missile as the most unbelievably fantastic weapon seen during a Southwest demonstration of new army arms. Hebert said Nike can track intercept and destroy enemy bombers with no escape and warned millions rely on it for protection as Nike batteries are authorized for major cities including Washington.
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Washington
Edward Hebert
D-La
Nike
Hebert
New Orleans
Egyptian Students Clash With Police in Cairo Riot
Police clashed Saturday with thousands of stone hurling student demonstrators in Cairo, demanding parliamentary government and opposing the revolutionary council. Tear gas bombs broke up the riotous gathering at the Abbassia technical school as others joined in.
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Cairo
Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Abbassia Technical School
Council of Military Officers
UN Seeks Early Talks on Atomic Arms Control
Western powers urged an early United Nations Disarmament Commission meeting to address the hydrogen bomb and press for Soviet agreement to curb such weapons. The move aims to ease global anxiety after U S hydrogen tests and to break the East West deadlock on atomic hydrogen warfare.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
U. N. Disarmament Commission
U. S
Pacific
Nehru
India
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sir Pierson Dixon
Henri Hoppenot
Andrei Vishinsky
Disarmament Commission
Tingfu Tsiang
China
U.N. Assembly
Tsiang
Kluss Calls Cedar Rapids Roosevelt High Lacking Modern Facility
Principal Fred J. Kluss of Roosevelt high school told a public meeting last Monday that the Cedar Rapids school has never had an up to date modern high school building. The remarks are printed in full on today's editorial page, urged for all citizens concerned with local education.
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Cedar Rapids
Fred J. Kluss
Roosevelt High School
Teller Hid 40000 In Bad Checks To Shield Writers
A plea faced bank teller Helen de Berto admitted hiding about 40000 in bad checks to spare writers embarrassment. She also took 22000 to cover expenses of a diner run by her husband. In Wappingers Falls she had long controlled bank records before dismissal. She waived examination and posted 10000 bail.
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New York
FBI
Helen de Berto
Wappingers Falls
N. Y
de Berto
National Bank of Wappingers Falls
Jets to Fly Over Van denberg Grave in Final Tribute
Sleek jet aircraft will fly over the grave site of Gen Hoyt S Van denberg on Monday as a final tribute to the former air force chief of staff who advocated global air power. Military funeral services will be held at Washington Cathedral with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Washington Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Paratroopers Reach Dien Bien Phu as Battle Rages
French paratroopers jumped into Dien Bien Phu to reinforce Col. Christian de Castries amid a renewed four hour siege. Gen. Navarre expressed confidence the defenders would prevail as efforts to evacuate the wounded continue despite rebel fire.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Christian de Castries
High Command
de Castries
Henri Eugene Navarre
Col. de Castries
Trio Unarmed Chase Bank Robber Through Indiana Roads
Three unarmed citizens pursued a bank robbery suspect at speeds up to 85 mph through Indiana routes for over an hour. Tom Daly, cashier of the San Pierre State Bank, said the gun man took 1505 dollars. Calvin Inman, 45, Westville, Ind., was captured by Sheriff Lee James after joining the pursuit. Inman denied the holdup and claimed to be a fuel oil salesman.
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San Pierre
Ind
Tom Daly
Lee James
Inman
Nixon H Bomb May Be Greatest Force For Peace
Vice president Richard Nixon said the H bomb may prove to be history's greatest force for peace and that massive retaliation policy reduces the chance of Chinese aggression into Indo China. He spoke at a Ferguson dinner in Detroit, defending retaliation as a way to deter war.
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Detroit
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Indo-China
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Congress
Nixon
Knowland
China
Far East
Yalu
North Korea
Chinese Manchuria
U. S
Red China
U S Chiefs Huddle in Washington on Indo China Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles met with bipartisan congressional leaders led by Senate Majority Leader Knowland in two top level sessions. Admiral Radford briefed on Indo China and Southeast Asia, with discussions of possible responses if Red China intervenes.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Dulles
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henri Bonnet
Dulles and
Radford
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
G.O.P
Red China
Bonnet
State Department
Henry Suydam
France
Suydam
House
Joseph W. Martin
R-Mass
Eugene D. Millikin
R-Colo
Secretary of State
Adm. Radford
Apparent Attempt To Derail Cedar Rapids Train
Cedar Rapids detectives investigated a suspected derailment attempt on the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway line. Four pieces of four by four lumber were piled on the track south of the Sixteenth avenue viaduct. A switch train crew spotted the obstruction in time to halt the train on a curve, preventing an accident.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Sixteenth Avenue
James Shannon
Roy Walker
Early Character Clashes In Newark With Bat Attack
Newark police report 3 45 a m Saturday where 38 year old Early Character struck neighbor Ezell Johnson 36 over the head with a baseball bat ending an argument. Johnson required 14 stitches at Mainland Medical Center. Character booked on assault and battery.
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Newark
N. J
Ezell Johnson
Johnson
Mainland Medical Center
Freeman to contest Ripley mayoral election
Dr. J Louie Freeman plans to contest the reelection of Mayor L S Scott in Ripley Tennessee after unofficial returns showed Scott with 760 votes, contractor Joe Tucker Jr with 346 and Freeman with 57. Freeman quips he has more than 57 relatives who voted for him.
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Ripley, Tenn
J.louie Freeman
L S. Scott
Ripley
Scott
Joe Tucker, Jr
Freeman
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