Douglas Urges US to Withdraw Recognition of Communist Lands
Senator Douglas advocates shock treatment by cancelling recognition of communist governments, closing consulates and embassies, and embargoing trade with Poland. He urges extending the policy to Russia, cites brutal Soviet crimes against Latvia Lithuania and Estonia, and praises Denmark while predicting a free Lithuanian homeland in time.
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Chicago
Sen
Douglas
D.-Nl
United States
Latvian National Center
Danish National Committee
Park Ridge
U. S
State Department
Senate
Russia
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Coty Urges Mendes for New French Regime
Paris reports President Rene Coty accepted Premier Laniel's resignation and asks Pierre Mendes France to try forming a new government. Mendes France, a Radical Socialist, favors sharp military spending cuts to boost the economy and later decide on his final answer tomorrow morning. Washington notes a federal children bureau address criticizing parenting penalties for delinquent acts.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Joseph Laniel
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Germany
Washington
Federal Children’s Bureau
Pledge of Allegiance Recited in National Ceremony
The pledge invoking liberty and justice for all was recited during a national event. It affirmed allegiance to the flag and the republic, emphasizing unity and indivisibility of the United States.
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United States of America
McCarthy Seen as Threat to Ideals in Speech
Atty General Brownell warned graduates that no person may place himself above the law or permit one branch to usurp another, without naming McCarthy. He urged vigilance to protect liberties and warned against quick, drastic actions while noting progress on racial segregation in education. He also referenced a White House backed stance on executive branch responsibility for national security.
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Washington
Brownell
Son. McCarthy
R-Wis
American Univerisity
White House
Executive Department
McCarthy
America
Supreme Court
U S to Call Latin Parley On Guatemala
Washington reports anticipate the United States will ask the Organization of American States to convene a special meeting to consult on possible sanctions against Guatemala. Prep steps include a formal request for consultation and the council's potential preliminary action at the upcoming meeting next Wednesday.
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McCarthy
Potter
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Korea
Red China
Russia
Washington
INL
U. S
Organization of American States
Guatemala
United States
State Department
Hector David Castro
City Police Find Huge Cache of Wine Liquor
City officers raid a Triangle District dwelling and recover a substantial stash of wine and liquor after a late night surveillance operation. The scene attracts onlookers as police process the wake of a large raid and document the seized items.
Exiled Guatemalan Leader Says Tiny Spark Could Trigger Revolt
Guatemalan exile leader Carlos Castillo Armas, a former Guatemalan army lieutenant colonel, heads the Anti-Communist Front in Exile. He claims 90 percent of Guatemalans back rising against the Arbenz government and notes resistance forces are ready. He cites a recent pamphlet drop over Guatemala City as a notable stunt and says government attempts to kidnap or kill him have occurred.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Butment
Combe
Commu
Poland
Washington
Guatemala
Rail Line Cut In Indochina Amid Hanoi Strife
Rebel guerrillas ripped 200 yards of the Hanoi Haiphong rail line near Hanoi, using twisted rails to barricade a road and scrawl threats. The lifeline links Hanoi to Hai Phong, a major port for American aid, as French Union and U.S. air forces strike guerrilla positions nearby.
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Larry Alien
Hanoi
Indochina
Haiphong
Red River
Showers Cause Burglary Scare at Kay Jewelry Co
A burglary scare in Capitol Street's Kay Jewelry Co area drew spectators in rain yesterday afternoon after a burglar alarm rang out. Police said no burglars were present and the alarm was triggered by a circuit short caused by rain hitting transformers.
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Capitol St
Kay Jewelry Co
End Geneva Talks Seen By Anglo American Press
Washington report says Geneva conference to end within 10 days after fall of French premier Laniel. Eden, Be dell Smith urge quick closure amid a stiffened Western stance toward Indochina and Korea. Weather notes, regional forecast added for Charleston area.
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Kingsbury Smith
Geneva
INS
Joseph Laniel
Anthony Eden
Eden
Russia
Red Chinst
Korea
U. S
Walter Bedell Ter
Iain Smith
Charles
Red Bloc
Indochina
China
Moslem Mob Riot Interrupts King Saud Visit in Amman
In Amman crowds shouted against Zionist America Britain and the Jordan government after King Saud arrived for talks. They denounced Premier Tewfik Pasha Abdul Huda and his cabinet demanding a Muslim led Arab Legion and government. A Moslem Brotherhood official alleged ministers attended a party with alcohol at an agricultural school.
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Amman
Jordan
Britain
Watfi
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Hussein
Tewik Pasha Abdul Huda
Arab Legion
Ammar
Party
Inc
Definition Fire Escape Says Religion Means to Some People
A compact note suggests that some individuals equate religion with fire escape meaning a quick exit from life or trouble, reflecting a provocative take on faith's role in coping with fear or danger.
Oft-Arrested Triangle Man Nabbed Again
In a Triangle District raid, police seized 198 fifths of wine and 2 3/4 gallons moonshine hidden in George King's home. Officers also found a book of numbers slips and a machete. King, 54, jailed on moonshine sale and possession charges, illegal liquor possession, sale of whisky while armed, and numbers slips. Detectives said the stash filled the back of the paddy wagon and implied a Prohibition era bootlegging operation.
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James A. Haught
the Gazette
Triangle District
George King
McCormicks St
King
IR. L. Crouse
Roy Clark
Warren Warrick
Richard Gordon
Crouse
Bing
King’s Home
Blaze Kills 6 in Kentucky Family Fire
EVARTS Ky June 13 Six members of a Negro minister s family burned to death in a fire that destroyed their four room frame home late last night Coroner Tom Lee said the Rev George Drummond and Mrs Drummond escaped with two children before flames enveloped the house Those who perished were the minister s mother Mrs Virginia Drummond 72 a daughter Lydia 21 and her two children Barbara 5 and Calvin 3 a son Victor Joe 8 and another daughter Vera months Mrs Drummond stayed up baking a cake when others went to bed and flames met her at the door upon her return to the kitchen
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Vera
Lee
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Charleston Gazette
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McCormick Sr
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