Dulles Signals Broadened Defense If China Attacks Formosa
Secretary Dulles outlined U.S. options in Asia noting that any Red China move against Formosa could invite hostilities and potentially involve the Tachens. He discussed a near-term mutual defense treaty with Nationalist China, cited Soviet naval support to Red China, and warned on a Berlin blockade risk while stressing unity in foreign policy. He dodged confirming Seventh Fleet participation and left open the use of planes for Quemoy defense under certain conditions.
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Dulles
Red China
Formosa
U. S
Tachen Islands
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Tachens
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Korea
Russia
Berlin
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Quemoy Islands
Backstage Baby Battle Hits Milton Berle Show
Ruth Gilbert, who plays Max on Milton Berle's show, quits amid pregnancy tensions. Producers dispute timing and contract terms as Actors Equity weighs in. Gilbert says she was promised no goodbye script and plans to return, while planning to welcome her first child with Emanuel Feinberg.
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New York
Ruth Gilbert
Max
Milton Berle
Berle
Me Gray
Ruth
Equity
Helen Hayes
Amon
Board of Actors’ Equity
Jon
Miss Gilbert
Milton
Ruthie
Omer
Emanuel Feinberg
Buzzers Killed In Stolen Plane Crashes Into Corn Crib
WATSEKA Ill AP two men died Monday when a stolen two place plane owned by the Vermilion County Flying Club collided with a corn crib while buzzing the countryside Owen Brown 35 of Cheneyville and James Bevans 26 of Hoopeston were killed sheriff Archie W Krug said bodies were thrown clear and it was unclear which man piloted the aircraft they had taken from Rossville airport and circled farm plots for about an hour.
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Watseka
Ill
Owen Brown
Cheneyville
James Bevans
Hoopeston
Archie W. Krug
Krug
Vermilion County Flying Club
Rossville
Ike Rejects Bureaucracy in Medical Profession
President Eisenhower, receiving the Lahey Memorial award for leadership in medical education, warned against letting the medical profession fall under government bureaucracy calling it a "dead hand" to overreach clinical independence.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Frank H. Lahey
Seven Die as Autos Collide in North Carolina Crash
Seven people died in a head on collision near Lillington North Carolina when a soldier driving on the wrong side of the highway struck an eight person car. Five members of one family perished in the crash, which occurred near a site where four people were killed in March.
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N. C
Queen Mother Urged to Show Social Democracy Abroad
The Daily Sketch columnist Candidus urges the royal family to mirror social democracy for the British public. The piece praises the Queen Mother's abroad reception for grace wit charm intelligence and informality seen as human and appealing.
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Daily Sketch
U.S
Canada
Candidus
U S Fighter Squadron Transferred to Dutch Command
At Soesterberg Air Base Netherlands Ambassador Matthews formally shifted the 512th U S fighter squadron to Dutch operational command in a ceremony. He noted the move strengthens the allied air force chain of command as 550 American airmen and 25 Sabre jets begin new leadership under Dutch control.
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Soesterberg Air Base
Netherlands
U. S
H. Freeman Matthews
Allied Air Force
Matthews
Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Exemplary Auto Damages
The Iowa supreme court on Tuesday upheld a $2,000 exemplary damage award against Ceil Wood for a drunk driving crash that seriously injured Marie Sebastian. The ruling says exemplary damages punish reckless driving and may be used in future cases to deter drunk or grossly negligent operators.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa
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Ceil Wood
Cerro I Gordo
Donald
Wood
Osage
William Bliss
Mason City
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High Court
Justice Bliss
Supreme Court
Towa
Prairie County
Six Polio Cases Linked to Vaccine Test in Linn County
Bruce Fishwild reports on a Linn county polio vaccine field trial in which six children in the test age group contracted polio after receiving or not receiving inoculations. Among 4,837 tested, about 2,400 got the vaccine and 2,400 received placebo, with four of the seven initial cases later confirmed in the vaccinated group.
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Linn County
A. F. Harrington
Spa
Harrington
Watkins pushes new Senate censure against McCarthy
Sen. Arthur V. Watkins of Utah demanded a new censure charge against Sen. McCarthy for attacks on the censure committee. He warned he might introduce the motion himself if others do not. Watkins called McCarthy cowardly and accused him of piling abuse and indecency, urging the Senate to act to preserve its honor.
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Watkins
Utah
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Washington
Arthur V. Watkins
Committee
Milwaukee
Lionel Barrymore Dies at 76 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Lionel Barrymore 76 after a Sunday night illness. The famed actor suffered heart congestion amid arthritis and long wheelchair use, dying Monday in a hospital coma. Survived by sister Ethel, his Barrymore-Drew clan legacy stretches back to 1752.
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Lionel Barrymore
John Paul Ewing
Ethel Barrymore
Lionel
John
Dickens
Crusty Scrooge
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
Barrymore-Drew
Philadelphia
Maurice L
Georgia Drew Barrymore
Instrument Impression On Pillow In Sheppard Case
Cleveland. Coroner Samuel R. Gerber testifies a surgical instrument impression was found on Marilyn Sheppard's pillow underside the morning of her murder. The pillow and slide images were shown to the jury over defense objections. The instrument theory marks a new approach in the long trial.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Marilyn Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Marilyn
Corrig
Gerber
Corrigan
Bay Village
John P. Eaton
Sheppard
Bid To Install Airport Kitchen Accepted Today
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission accepted a 28105.08 dollar bid from Bolton and Hay of Des Moines to furnish and install kitchen and coffee shop equipment at the Municipal airport. Final approval and Civil Aeronautics Commission clearance are pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Municipal
Bolton and Hay
Tri-City Equipment Company
Davenport
Albert Pick Company, Inc
Chicago
Howard R. Green
CAA
Airport Commission
Newsmen Barred At Godfrey Hunt
Reporters were blocked from access to Harold Boyer’s 5000 acre ranch where Arthur Godfrey and Harlow Curtice hunted deer. A caretaker cited orders not to allow newspapermen onto the property amid prior coverage of Godfrey’s hunting activities.
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Gaylord
Mich
Arthur Godfrey
General Motors
Harlow Curtice
Harold Boyer
Godfrey
Quaker Oats Denies Move of Chicago Offices
Rumors that Quaker Oats would relocate its Chicago general offices to Cedar Rapids and build a large new building were flatly denied by Thomas B. Bartel, manager of the Cedar Rapids plant. He stressed the rumor has no foundation and said there is nothing to it, noting the idea has circulated for six weeks to two months with variations.
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Quaker Oats Company
Chicago
Cedar Eiver
Thomas B. Bartel
Quaker Oats
Bartel
The
Gazette
First Avenue
Third Street
Parrot Dismissed From National Championships for Cursing
In Barcelona a talking parrot was expelled from the national championships for using gutter language. Judges cited the bird’s seven tongues and noted it could whistle six popular Spanish tunes, provoking surprised commentary.
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Parrot Capab
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