Gls Shatter ROKs Bar To Indians
American troops repelled South Korean demonstrators who tried to block a train carrying home bound Indian soldiers to Inchon. Police said three Koreans were injured by rifle butts. The incident followed threats by Lt. Gen. Won Yong Duk and involved disputed police and military responses.
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Seoul
Inchon
U. S. Eighth Army
Won Yong Duk
Eighth Army
Kim Chang Heung
South Korea
Korea
India
Won
Panmunjom
Bargain Day Stampede at N Y Store
A surge of more than 10 000 shoppers crowded Hearn's department store in Manhattan triggering fights and injuries as bargain ads drew crowds. Police halted opening at 10 o clock and later admitted shoppers in controlled groups amid barricades and crowding.
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N. Y
New York
Manhattan
Hearn’s
Atom bombs sent to Britain's Royal Air Force
The government announced that atom bombs are being delivered to the Royal Air Force. An air ministry budget memo noted jet fighters are being equipped with guided rockets to counter atom bombers and cited rocket tests in the Australian desert as a major step in air defense since radar.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Baby snatched from hospital bed by man and accomplice
In Steubenville Ohio a statewide alert was issued after 7 month old Pamela, hospitalized with pneumonia, was carried from Gill Memorial Hospital by her father Gerald E Conrad and a woman identified as Elene M Elhose. The nurse said the duo seized the child wrapped her in a fur coat and fled as Conrad blocked response.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Gill Memorial Hospital
Alice Earnest
Gerald E. Conrad
Pamela
Conrad
Elen M
Elhose
Elp
Man Parachute Sighting Near Hamburg Iowa
Farmer Ernest Hinze said he saw a man bail from a small plane three miles north of Hamburg on Saturday and descend by parachute. Neighbors joined the search but found nothing as officials in Des Moines said they were checking for any missing planes or test jumps.
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Hamburg
Ernest Hinze
Near Here
Here
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Des Moines
Hinze
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
U.S. 275
A. S. Christopher
CAA
Story of Cherry Tree Taught To Scituate Kindergarten
In Scituate Mass Celeste Murphy owner and teacher of a kindergarten tells pupils the tale of George Washington and the cherry tree. She asks what his father would have said on seeing the fallen tree and a pupil answers Timber.
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Scituate, Mass
Ins
Celeste Murphy
George Washington
George
Michael Stanley
Slight Change in Temperature Seen
Iowa forecast shows a small temp shift from weekends readings in the 30s and 40s to Tuesday in the 20s at night. Southerly air warmed Monday but will give way to cooler, cloudy conditions as Cedar Rapids records 44 Sunday and a 31 low with 18 overnight and 41 by 2:30 p.m. Monday. Rain over the weekend totaled .32 inches in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Des Moines Weather Bureau
Cedar Rapids
NAM president says no mood danger ahead unless fear grows
Harold C. McClellan, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, warned Monday that there is no danger of a low mood within the foreseeable future unless a fear complex develops.
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Atlanta
Harold C. McClellan
National Association of Manufacturers
Dulles Says Red China Invite Won’t Signal Recognition
Secretary of State Dulles told a closed congressional briefing that inviting Communist China to the Geneva talks on Far East issues does not constitute U S recognition of the Beijing regime. Senators and representatives, including Ferguson Knowland and Martin, called the briefing informative though withholding public comment.
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Washington
INS
Dulles
U. S
Berlin
Geneva
Senate G.O.P
Ferguson
Mich
China
Knowland
Calif
Martin
R- Mass
Mau Mau Terrorists Flee After Five Day Battle
Kenyan operation ends with 119 natives killed after a five day clash as Mau Mau fighters break into jungle leaving a cordoned forest sanctuary. Police say the violent emergency nearing its end and troops close in 20 miles from Fort Hall.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Michael O’rourke
Fort Hall
I Defense
Chest X Ray Twice Yearly Advised for Heavy Smoker
Washington analyst Dr. E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society urged heavy smokers to undergo chest X rays twice yearly, while all adults over 45 should have at least one yearly exam. He warned lung cancer death rates are rising and emphasized the need for facts before any policy change. He noted smoking may be linked to higher lung cancer risk but cited uncertain causality and potential product issues.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
U. S News and World Report
Hammond
Children To Join Queen and Duke On Tour
Buckingham Palace announced that Prince Charles and Princess Anne will join Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in North Africa to complete the commonwealth tour. The children, aged 5 and 3, will sail from Portsmouth on April 15 aboard the royal yacht Britannia to Tobruk.
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London
Mother Love
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
North Africa
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Portsmouth
Britannia
Tobruk
Tasmania
Charles
Anne
Windsor Royal Lodges
Elizabeth
Nehru Urges Indo China Cease Fire Amid Geneva Talks
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru appeals all powers in the Indo Chinese war to agree to a cease fire pending the Geneva Far Eastern conference. He says India seeks no intervention or responsibility in arranging it and warns against foreign troops in India while opposing Cold War militarism.
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New Delhi
Nehru
India
Berlin
Geneva
U. S
Pakistan
Medal award to McCarthy denounced by Philadelphia SAR head
David L. German Jr, ousted Philadelphia Sons of the American Revolution leader, denounced the presentation of a good citizenship medal to Sen. McCarthy as a desecration of George Washington’s birthday. Police provided heavy protection after a threatening letter surfaced.
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Philadelphia
Sons of the American Revolution
Sen
McCarthy
George Washington
David L. German, Jr
Wisconsin
New York
Albert Dubois
Vietnamese War Shifted Toward French Military Victory
Gen Nguyen Van Hinh says balance of power may be shifting to the French Union as Paris presses for military victory in Indochina. Reports say front lines near Luang Prabang show French patrols advancing without Communist resistance, amid a new push beyond Geneva diplomacy.
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Hanoi
Nguyen van Hinh
France
Luang Prabang
U. S
Harold Stassen
Bao Dai
Rene Pleven
Pakistan Seeks U.S. Military Aid Despite Protests
Pakistan formally applied for U. S. military aid after rejecting objections from Russia and India. Prime Minister Mohammed Ali said the step aims to boost peace and security while Moscow warned of direct security implications. Pravda alleged the talks would turn Pakistan into a U. S. base against the Soviet Union.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Russia
India
U.S
U. S
Mohammed Ali
Kremlin
Three Hurt in Freak Accident at Mechanicsville
Three people suffered minor injuries in a freak accident Sunday night near a filling station on highway 30. A Greyhound bus was struck after a car hit a suitcase, later slamming the door and knocking down bus passenger Janet White and driver Loren Ferren. Dale Sheldon, the car driver, said another vehicle forced him into the bus.
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Mechanicsville
Greyhound
Richard Mitchell
Tipton
Mitchell
Loren Ferren
Rock Island
Janet White
Dale Sheldon
Clarence
Sheldon
False alarm as clock device mistaken for bomb in Los Angeles
A trash collector found a ticking device in a downtown alley. Police and a lab director tested it with a Geiger counter and used a rope to pull it from a stake. It proved to be a $1.95 alarm clock assembled with sponge rubber and wax, prompting light relief from officials.
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Los Angeles
Ray Pinker
Army
William Parker
Thad Brown
Brown
Parker
U S Envoy Kenneth Young to Leave Panmunjom
U S Envoy Kenneth Young said he will depart Panmunjom for Washington on Tuesday as preliminary peace talks stall. He indicated the talks may have helped spark a Geneva peace conference but warned the American delegation at Panmunjom would be closed out without his notice to the Communist side.
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Joseph F. Welidon
Seoul
U. S
Kenneth Young
Washington
Oung
Panmunjom
Geneva
State Department
Transcript of McCarthy Zwicker Hearing Publicly Released
The transcript of Senator McCarthy's closed session with Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker was released, showing sharp exchanges over Zwicker and Major Irving Peress. McCarthy accused Zwicker of honesty and intelligence questions while Stevens postponed his own testimony to gain more senators.
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McCarthy
R- Wis
Ralph W. Zwicker
Stevens
Zwicker
New York
jCamp Kilmer
N. J
Senate
Peress
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