Red China Sets Bold Asia Policy Ahead of Bandung
Tokyo dispatch reports Peiping radio broadcasts a five point program aimed at guiding Asia toward peaceful coexistence while opposing Western influence. The speech by Kuo Mo-Jo signals Red China’s push at Bandung to rally Asian and African nations, challenge SEATO and U S bases, and pressure for legitimacy as Asia’s leader.
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Marvin Stone
Tokyo
INS
China
Bandung
Asia
Peiping Radio
Kuo Mo-Jo
Delhi
Indonesia
Chou
Nehru
Colombo
Peiping
Red China
Formosa
Indo-China
Korea
Goa
Malaya
U. S
United States
Philippines
Thailand
Japan
Ethiopia
Iraq
Liberia
Libya
Lebanon
Pakistan
Free World
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Carlo Romulo
Washington
Sparkman urges open hearing on Yalta leak probe
Senator Sparkman calls for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to hold public sessions into the Yalta leak, with Secretary Dulles scheduled to testify April 18. He argues openness and press access, while Chairman George favors a closed inquiry and Kefauver accuses Dulles of attempting a selective leak.
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Sparkman
Yalta
Washington
Sen
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Dulles
New York Times
George
D-Ga
Sen. Wiley
Wisconsin
Sen. George
Wiley
State Department
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dulles
Capitol Hill
Obsolescence in Arms Not Waste, Sen. Stennis Says
Washington AP reports that Sen. Stennis defends costs linked to converting to newer heavy jet bombers, arguing obsolete equipment and engines represent strategic expenditure. Air Force Sec Talbott cites 2,500 obsolete engines worth 40 000 each and a shift from B36 to B52s implicating high costs and training outlays.
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Sen. Stennis
Washington
D-Miss
Stennis
Air Force
Talbott
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Look Girl at a Pretty Scene
A brief item notes a passerby admiring a girl in a scenic setting. The short record captures a moment of observation without additional context or claims.
George To Run For Re election In Georgia Senate Fight
VIENNA Georgia Senator Walter F George 77 longtime dean of the senate said he will seek reelection next year setting up a possible vigorous Georgia race with former Governor Herman Talmadge. George chairs the senate foreign relations committee and said he should remain in government because of the current foreign situation. He gave no further details.
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Vienna
Walter F. George
Senate
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Drunk Man Attacks Sportscaster On XEAI Booth
In Mexico City listeners at XEAI heard a disturbance as a drunken man wandered into the announcer’s booth and assaulted sportscaster Enrique Arzamendi during a broadcast.
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Mexico City
XEAI
Enrique Arzamendi
Washington Abe Replace Truman FDR Portraits
Washington portraits of Lincoln and Washington replaced those of Truman and Roosevelt in the White House foyer. Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the change occurred over six months ago and cited no specific reason. He noted guards no longer explain to sightseers why Democrats’ portraits were prominent.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Lincoln
Truman
Roosevelt
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Russia completes rail shortcut across Mongolia to China
Moscow Radio reports a new railway shortcut across Outer Mongolia to Communist China. The line bypasses the Trans-Siberian route, reducing exposure in war and linking Russia with Red China through Ulan Ude to Ulan Bator.
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London
Russia
Outer Mongolia
China
Moscow Radio
Red China
Vladivistok
Mukden
Tientsin
FBI Police Map Bandit Hunt Plan
Police and the FBI map a master plan to hunt a bandit trio who robbed a Queens bank of 305000 dollars. A two hour conference led by Police Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams and FBI New York head James Kelly outlined a joint strategy to prevent further depredations and locate the three ex convicts connected to the Woodside Chase Manhattan Bank raid.
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New York
FBI
Queens
Francis W. H. Adams
James Kelly
Chase- Manhattan Bank
Woodside
Redmond Ninny Cribbins
Archie Stewart
Joseph Kress
Brooklyn
Correction notice memory gift misattribution
Correction details a $10 donation in memory of Mr Burkhalter that was previously reported as from Karen King. The gift is actually anonymous. Miss King, Gazette employee, accepted the contribution.
Plunge on Steps Worth 350 Dollars on TV Stunt
Hollywood AP reports Evelyn Smith, a 27 year old stunt performer and Pasadena Junior College student, earned 350 dollars for a deliberate fall down a flight of stairs on a TV show. She has worked in film and TV since 1944 and uses weight lifting to stay strong after a motorcycle crash left her on crutches for almost three years.
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Hollywood
Evelyn Smith
Evelyn
Pasadena Junior College
Paris City Quieted by Pigeon Control Plan
Paris police report Andre Dubois tells residents annoyed by pigeons they may use traps or slingshots but not guns. He campaigns to make Paris a quieter city.
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Paris
Andre Dubois
Anamosa Man Found Dead After Fall at Home
Special to The Gazette reports Walter Willms about 38 was found dead in his Anamosa home Saturday evening. He apparently fell down a flight of stairs while employed at Fruehauf Trailer Company in Cedar Rapids. He is survived by his wife.
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Anamosa
Walter Willms
Willms
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Cedar Rapids
Soviet Move on Austria Shakes Western Front
William L. Ryan reports Moscow hints at pulling troops from Austria, a move that could hasten Austrian independence and unsettle the United States while influencing Germans wary of German reunification. The dual announcements on Austria and friendship treaties signal a bold Soviet offensive tied to Western Europe’s security balance.
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William L. Ryan
Paris
Soviet Union
Austria
United States
Germany
Moscow
France
Britain
Western
Europe
Orient
Western Europe
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Western Alliance
Italy
Fears Peiping May Reopen Korean War
Senator Mansfield warned a Red China strike in Formosa could signal a simultaneous Korean War opening. He argued China lacks air power for a double attack and may refrain from risking Far East war. He noted Beijing must keep strength north for Korea and may delay jet base use opposite Formosa.
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Washington
INS
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Formosan Straits
Korea
Mansfield
Far East
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
U.S
Soviet Union
China
South
Corsi Gains Support in Oyster Row
A bipartisan wave of support grows for Edward J. Corsi after his firing as deputy refugee chief. Rep. Frelinghuysen demands a full State Department explanation from John Foster Dulles, while Javits Lehman Celler and the Lower Manhattan Republican club voice opposition. Corsi criticizes the refugee act and McCarran Walter law, insisting his ouster harms immigration reform.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Edward J. Corsi
Peter Frelinghuysen
R-N.y
Corsi
Dulles
New York Republican
State Department
Lower Manhattan
Republican Club
John Lamula
New York
Frelinghuysen
Jacob K. Javits
Herbert Lehman
D-N.y
New York State
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Lower
Girl Pen Pal Disappointed Lysikov Returns to East
MIAMI BEACH INS reports teen pen pal Marsha Kappelman of Baltimore expressed deep disappointment at Valery Lysikov’s decision to return to communism in the Soviet Union. The 15-year-old said she may continue correspondence if her parents object, noting he was homesick after defecting.
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Miami Beach
INS
Marsha Kappelman
West
Baltimore
Florida
International News Service
Valery Lysikov
Marsha
Valery
Ohio
Garrison Junior High School
Berlin
Russia
Heroine Rosemary Pacheco Saves Family From Fire
A 13 year old girl in Chicago named Rosemary Pacheco saved her four younger siblings from a blaze started by an oil stove explosion. She led them to the door, endured smoke, and jumped 20 feet from a second story window to escape. Father rewarded her with a dollar, she said was plenty.
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Rosemary Pacheco
Rosemary
Sacred Heart School
Theresa
Sam, Jr
Dolores
Mary
Robert Hildreth
Commonwealth Edison Co
Sam Pacheco, Jr
Continental Can Company
Car plows into spectator crowd in Midland
In Midland, an auto plowed into a group of spectators at a minor accident scene early Saturday, killing two women and a man. The victims were Mrs. Edna Bradley, 32, Mrs. James Carroll, 52, and Kenneth Skutt, 36, all Midland residents. Driver Earl Blades, 41, of Beaverton, was detained by county deputies for investigation as bystanders fled into a water-filled ditch.
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Midland
Mich
Edna Bradley
James Carroll
Kenneth Skutt
Earl Blades
Beaverton
Midland County Sheriff's
Your Last Chance to Name Cedar Rapids High Schools
Readers must submit ballot or name suggestions for two new Cedar Rapids high schools. Contest closes Monday with final publication on page 12. The Gazette and the board of education offer a $50 prize per school. postmarks after 12 noon April 11 are not accepted.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Board of Education
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