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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1955

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Evacuation Ordered As U S and Nationalists Move On Tachens

American and Chinese forces sailed toward the Tachen Islands to evacuate Nationalist troops and civilians from outposts about 200 miles north of Formosa. The plan includes evacuating Yushang and Pishan, with up to 14 000 Nationalist troops and 18 000 civilians moved under U S and Chinese naval protection amid threat of Communist artillery and air attack.

Taipeh INS Tachen Islands Formosa Defense Ministry Tachens Tachens Group Yushang Island Tachen Pishan U.S. 7Th Fleet Air Force Nanchishan Cheklang-Kiangsu Taipei China United States U.S Eissenhower

Legislature Mulls Reforms as Session Near Adjournment

Substitutions and terms discussed for Bilcaste Love Chairman the pi. four-year terms proposed. Salary not yet set in the Senate proposal. House sentiment favors a similar bill. conference committee to resolve differences. Both chambers appear determined to enact reforms before adjournment.

Senate

Democrats Switch Parties in Anti Copenhaver Drive

The XK Factor reports a political shift as 254 Democrats reportedly switch to Republicans in the mayoral race involving Copenhaver and Thomas. The figure is debated, with supporters doubting it matches the claimed scale.

Copenhaver Thomas

City Democrats To Name Ti Ticket At Conventions

Democrats, showing unusual unity, plan to nominate municipal election ticket by party convention. Former State Senator Charles M. Love Jr. is mentioned as a potential candidate, with conventions set to decide the slate amid hopeful unity.

Charles .M. Love, Jr

Mendes France government falls as French leaders mull new Premier

In Paris on February 5, French political leaders rush to form a new government after Mendes France's cabinet is ousted. The center left and right factions debate who will lead, with the Popular Republican Movement and independent Republicans split over support while Socialists back Mendes France. The president may summon a coalition from three groups to nominate a successor.

Paris Eee Post Mendes France Mendés-France Mendes-France Popular Republican Movement MRP Page

Vinson Backs Military Goal in Eisenhower Plan

Rep. Vinson of Georgia voiced strong support for President Eisenhower's plan to maintain a minimum armed force of about 2.85 million. He warned against weakening manpower and linked Formosa defense to broader Cold War aims, stating the United States must stand firm against communism.

Washin V.iarson Dga Eisenhower Miei Ald “Oor

California confession reopens 1921 Wellsburg murder case

Vincenzo Penino alias Alfonso Salva, 65, living as an agricultural worker in Lodi, was arrested in Stockton on an old Wellsburg murder charge. He allegedly admitted the 1921 shooting and agreed to return to West Virginia for trial. Wellsburg and San Joaquin County officers coordinated the arrest.

Stockton Calif Wellsburg Vincenzo Penino Tree Pruner Denzel Penino Lodi Proute Alfonso Salva West Virginia Fred Hunt John Flavius San Joaquin County California Salva Arthur L. Howearth Shor

Miracle Men Build Authority Faces Opposition in WV Colleges

The Gazette reports a proposed state building authority backed by the Council of Colleges and University Presidents faces strong criticism. Critics warn against overreaching growth projections tied to postwar birthrates while proponents argue for needed facilities to support higher education in West Virginia.

West Virginia the Gazette Thomas F. Stafford Council of Colleges and University Presidents A. Terts Cabborneese

Air Force to Buy Sissonville Radar Site

The Sissonville Road radar station, in operation for about five years, is set to be purchased outright by the Air Force. Funds have been authorized for the 43 acre property, with about $2 million in land and equipment installed. The station is manned by the 783d Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron.

Wallace FE. Knight the Gazette Sissonville Rd Air Force An_Air Force Pentagon Win Ofrustires

U. S. Jets Down 2 Red Migs Over Yellow Sea

American Sabrejet pilots shot down two Communist Mig-15 jets in a battle west of Korea over the Yellow Sea. Six additional Communist Migs were driven back toward territory. AUS Air Force report.

Tokyo Yellow Sea Korea AUS Air Force

Formosa Crisis Escalation Spreads Internationally

Washington reports Nationalist China agrees to evacuate the Tachen Islands with American aid ordered. Seventh Fleet moves to cover evacuees as Sabrejets escort U S reconnaissance bomber over the Yellow Sea. Khrushchev hints at Soviet involvement and a broader coalition of 30 nations to avert major war. London signals Russia may join Britain and India seeking an unwritten cease fire. Senator Knowland says Red China has shut the door on U S cease fire efforts.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Formosa Kok London Russia Britain India Formosa Straits Washington Sen Knowland Calif Red China U. S

Soviet Offers Aid to Stop War Threat

Khrushchev told William Randolph Hearst Jr. the Soviet government is ready to join others in preventing the Formosan conflict from becoming a major war. He urged America and China to use common sense and noted participation of peaceful nations might avert war. The interview followed a dog fight over international waters west of Korea involving an RB-45 and Red jets.

Kingsbury. Smith the Gazette Moscow INS Nikita Khrushchev Russia William Randolph Hearst Jr Khrushchev America Frank Conniff

Ask Harriet Hale What’s Your Problem Column Starts

The new weekly column Ask Harriet Hale will tackle women’s issues from household stains to teen romance. Beginning Monday The State Newspaper will publish Harriet Hale’s advice exclusive to female readers with practical tips and guidance.

Harriet Hale The Gazette

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