Ground Rules For Cold War Emergence In 1950s
Washington analysis outlines unwritten limits on atomic war while East and West keep pressure through subversion, propaganda and infiltration. Officials cite Soviet gains since WWII and warn peaceful co existence could erode Western resolve if misread. Risks include appeasement fear and Western division under Moscow's charm offensive.
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Washington
INS
Europe
U.S
America
Asia
Red China
North Korea
Ho Chi-Minh
Indo- China
Dulles
Senate
William F. Knowland
West
Mistreatment at Illinois State Hospital Charged
Seven attendants and one patient face aggravated assault charges in a case described as vicious and savage at East Moline State hospital. Warrants name William Griggs Jack Gadsberry William Clark Moulder James W Edwards Charles Schnoover William Morris and Homer Stephen son.
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Illinois State Hospital
Rock Island, Ill
East Moline State Hospital
Bernard J. Moran
Official quote on American stance amid tensions
An official states the choice is not peace versus war but that staying strong can avert war. The remark frames strength as the key to preventing conflict in the ongoing international tension.
Austrian Chief In U S on Visit
Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab arrives in Washington for a state visit to seek loans rather than grants for Austria’s development plans. He is also prepared to urge greater U S import of Austrian goods and to discuss the long delayed Austrian peace treaty.
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Washington
Julius Raab
Austria
United States
Raab
U.S
White House Bomb Shelter Communications Get Test
President Eisenhower tested remote emergency posts as part of an atomic attack drill. About 2,000 officials operated from 30 stations within 80 miles west and north of Washington and 300 miles south. He directed operations from the White House shelter and urged more exercises to study continuity of government.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Europe
England
White ‘House
High Point
Washinglton
Cedar Rapids Doctor Inducted Into Surgeons College
Dr. Walter L. Byers a former Cedar Rapids resident was inducted into the American College of Surgeons in Atlantic City on Friday. He is the son of Mary E Byers of 1342 Hinkley Avenue NW. Now living in Oakland California Byers graduated from Roosevelt High School and studied medicine at the University of Iowa. After finishing medical school in 1938 he interned in Salt Lake City.
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Cedar Rapids
Walter L. Byers
American College of Surgeons
Atlantic City
Mary E Byers
Hinkley Avenue
Byers
Oakland
Calif
Roosevelt High School
University of Iowa
Salt Lake City
France Readies Major Drive on Terror Groups in Algeria
In Algiers AP reports General Jean Gilles moves his advance HQ to Batna as France plans an offensive against militants. Planes warn Berber villagers, who are urged to seek refuge in security zones by Sunday. Terrible vengeance threats accompany operations to clear mountain strongholds with several columns and 27 prisoners to Batna.
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Algiers
France
Aures
Jean Gilles
Batna
Gilles
Banta
Capehart Calls FHA Scandals Nation’s Most Widespread
Senate Banking Chair Homer Capehart charges housing scandals as the most shocking and costly in U.S. history. He accuses the Truman administration of maladministered FHA affairs and notes 533 hearings across seven cities with over five million words of testimony.
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Washington
INS
Senate Banking Committee
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Banking Committee
John Sparkman
Dala
Indianan
Truman Administration
Sparkman
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Senate
Truman
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