Eisenhower says no plan to seek Indo China intervention authority
President Eisenhower said he has no current plan to ask Congress for authority to intervene in Indo China. He warned the Communist threat remains serious and stressed defense must stay strong, with military action only after crisis situations and with congressional approval.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Indo-China
Indo- China
U.S
Iron Curtain
Martin Says Joe Welcome In Iowa If
Rep. Tom Martin reiterates that Sen. Joe McCarthy would be welcome in Iowa if the state Republican organization invites him. Iowa GOP leaders oppose a McCarthy appearance, while Guy Gillette says speakers from any party can campaign. A Citizens for Eisenhower list omits Martin’s name, seen as a potential good omen.
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Joe
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Tom Martin
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R-Wis
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National
Citizens For Eisenhower
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Explosion at Saint Louis pharmaceutical plant injures many
A blast at Wilson Keith and Company in South St Louis triggered a fire that spread to a nearby laundry. Eighteen people were hospitalized with more en route. One body was recovered in the ruins and up to forty workers may be trapped in the collapsed building.
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ST. Louis
South St. Louis
Wilson Keith and Company
Dulles Urges U N Action on Asia Amid Indochina Talks
Secretary of State Dulles urged the United Nations to act promptly in Southeast Asia by sending a peace observation commission, saying knowledge has never impeded honest negotiation. He criticized Britain and France without naming them and warned Europe, especially Italy and France, to speed the European Defense Community pledge, and said independence for Indo China’s native states is a prerequisite to any U.S. intervention.
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Southeast Asia
Britain
France
Washington
Europe
Italy
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Indo-China
Eisenhower to seek support in televised address
President Eisenhower will deliver a fresh appeal for his legislative program in a half hour TV radio address. The White House announced ABC and NBC would carry it live with Mutual also rebroadcast.
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Eisenhower
National Citizens For Eisen Ihower
White House
ABC
NBC Direct
CST
Mutual
McCarthy Mistakes Texas Communist Address Claim
W C Wylie challenged Sen McCarthy on his assertion that Postoffice Box 4085 in Houston was the Communist party of Texas address. Wylie noted the box had been his for the past three years and that he is president of the Wylie Peanuts Company.
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W. C. Wylie
Sen. McCarthy
Communist Party of Texas
Wylie
Wylie Peanuts Company
Collins Declares Stock Dividend
Collins Radio Company directors declare a 50 cent cash dividend per common share payable Aug. 2 and a 15 percent stock dividend payable July 31 1954. Both dividends go to stockholders of record July 15 1954. Cash dividend delayed after July 31 due to tax relief legislation before Congress.
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Cedar Bevins News
Collins Radio Company
Congress
Eight Licenses Suspended for Speed Violations in Cedar Rapids
Judge James Patterson suspended eight drivers licenses in Cedar Rapids Thursday. Six suspensions relate to speeding convictions and another fourteen out of town drivers were fined and had licenses kept. Names and addresses of suspended licenses include Robert Brown Pauline Jondal Bessie Thurston Helen Jayne Robert Fisher John Keith William Davis LeVerne Hoover and Odas Williams with 15 or 30 day penalties.
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James Patterson
Patterson
Robert Brown
Belmont Parkway
Pauline Jondal
Bessie Thurston
Fifteenth Avenue
Helen Jayne
Marion
Robert Fisher
Johnson Avenue NW
John Keith
William Davis
Second Street NW
LeVerne Hoover
Twelfth Avenue
Odas Williams
Eighth Street SE
Toll Road Study Due in Iowa by July 1
Gov Beardsley said the Iowa toll road feasibility study will be completed by July 1 under the State Highway Commission. The commission hired two firms to assess cost and feasibility of a toll road across Iowa. A legislative committee previously doubted toll road viability. The commission’s findings will be included in the report.
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INS
William S. Beardsley
Iowa
Highway Commission
Gillette Urges One Year Extension of Trade Act
Senator Gillette of Iowa urged President Eisenhower to oppose House GOP members demanding a no new agreement pledge in exchange for a one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. He warned against protectionist wings and pressed to extend before Saturday midnight.
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Gillette
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D-Tenn
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
North Iowa Hit by Five Inch Rain and Tornado Damage
A tornado near Rockwell City destroyed six farms in a seven mile swath while violent storms dumped more than five inches of rain across northern and central Iowa. Flooding rose on the Iowa Upper Des Moines Boone Skunk and Little Sioux rivers as five inch totals triggered flash floods. A young Iowa farmer died in the storms.
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Rockwell City
Des Moines
Boone
Skunk
Little Sioux
Weather Bureau
McCarthy Claims Army Aide Pressured Navy Air Probe
Senator McCarthy testified that Army Secretary Stevens and Counselor Adams urged a probe into Communist infiltration of the air force and navy. He said Stevens and Adams pressed for the investigation while denying trying to divert the subcommittee. Flooding and a deadly tornado in Iowa caused farm destruction and deaths, with Nichols on farm killed, and extensive damage across several counties.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
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John G. Adams
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Navy
McCarthy Subcommittee
Special
Ray H. Jenkins
G. David Schine
Adams
Pentagon
Roy M. Cohn
Subcommittee
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Schine
McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
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Welch Clashes With McCarthy as Army Hearings Peak
In Washington the Army-McCarthy hearings reach a dramatic high as Army Counsel Joseph N. Welch accuses Sen. McCarthy of recklessness cruelty and lack of decency. Spectators applaud Welch after his remark about a young associate having a Communist front record. Welch breaks down after the confrontation outside.
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Army
Joseph N. Welch
Sen. McCarthy
Welch
McCarthy
Tors
Airmen Back Korean Prodigy to Juilliard Music School
Tony Han a 12 year old piano prodigy will study at Juilliard in New York after the Fifth Air Force raised about 4600 for his trip. Lt Gen Samuel F Anderson and Lt Thomas Cutshaw supported the effort and Juilliard awarded a scholarship without audition. The boy lived in Korea before the war and will reside with a Korean American family in New York.
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Tony Han
New York
Juilliard School of Music
Tony
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Cays
Samuel F. Anderson
Thomas Cutshaw
Swellei Force Base
Ee Cutshaw
North
Seoul
Pusan
Fifth Air Force Theater
Anderson
Ison
Encale
Juilliard
Driver fined for unlicensed work after sign reading
In Salem Massachusetts a judge fined Anthony Perry twenty six ten dollars for driving a truck without a license after testimony showed he could not read traffic signs. Perry admitted paying a friend fifty dollars five years earlier to take a driver's test for him.
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Mass
Anthony Perry
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Welch says 11000 telegrams praise McCarthy reply
Washington telegrams say Joseph N Welch has received about 11 000 messages reacting to his famous rebuke of Senator McCarthy. He has not read them all but says most wires are favorable.
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Washington
Joseph N. Welch
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy Attacks Fisher as Subversive Guild Member
Senator McCarthy denounced Frederick Fisher as a National Lawyers Guild member linked to subversion and Communist defense. Senator Welch retorted with sharp cruelty and asked for decency as the exchange grew heated and personal. Continued on page 2, column 2.
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McCarthy
National Lawyers Guild
House Committee On un-American Activities
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