Senate Renews Battle Over Bohlen Inquiry
In a March 22 session Secretary Dulles defended Bohlen as loyal while Senator McClellan pressed for fuller inquiry into Bohlen qualifications as ambassador to Moscow. Bohlen argued he would carry out presidential orders. Dulles asserted a security officer should not bear final responsibility for such determinations. In separate testimony Gen. Van Fleet said Washington halted him in Korea in 1951 and warned the Communists would have accepted an honorable armistice had the attack continued.
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McClellan
State Dept
Washington
Dulles
Charles Chip Bohlen
Sen
McClellan Ark
Bohlen
U. S
Moscow
State Department
W.R. Scott McLeod
Himsel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Buller
Taita Siterments
Chi Jed
McLeod
an_ FBI
Behlen
EBL
Rose McKee
INS
James A. van Fleet
Korea
Senate Armed Services Committee
Reis
Eighth
van Fleet
Collins
Army
Srcestt Soniatim
Ot “Rueety
Kores
Russia
CIO Lists Terms of AFL Merger
ATLANTIC CITY N J March 22 Walter Reuther laid down the terms today under which the CIO would be willing to merge with the AFL The CIOs industrial union must be preserved Machinery must be set up for settling jurisdictional fights Membership must be open to workers without regard to race creed or color No Communists or racketeers would be permitted in leadership positions Merger of the AFL and CIO has been discussed for years both sides willing to negotiate but little action taken Reuther moved to speed negotiations with AFL President George Meany but insisted on CIO terms before any merger would be considered
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter Reuther
CIO
AFL
Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Mendure
Philip Murray
George Meany
Czechs Denounce Prague Regime at United Nations
The Council of Free Czechoslovakia urged the U N General Assembly to reject the Prague regime accusing it of terror under Soviet supervision. It contends the 1948 coup was Moscow plotted and denounces U S subversion claims under the Mutual Security Act.
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United Nations
N. Y
Free Czechoslovakia
Prague
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Russia
Council of Free Czechoslovakia
Jan Pajpanek
U. N
Masaryk
Trygve Lie
Aan
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Valerian A. Zorin Inow
U.S
MSA
United States
Soviet Union
People's’. Republic of China
Czechoslovak “Republic
U. W
Ay Andrei Vishinsky
Rebel Leader in Albania Claims 50,000 Guerrilla Support
Paris dispatch says Apostol Taanefi, an Albanian exile claiming a government in Pristina, asserts his movement controls one third of Albania and will strike to seize full power. He describes arms as rifles and machetes from war era stock and Albanian troop bodies.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Whoa
Albania
Apostol Taanefi
Taanefi
Paris Presse
Jean- Francois Devay
Pristina
Devay
Marshal Tito
Taanesi
Kurn
New Soviet Peace Push Reported By Izvestia
Moscow presses and radio tout a Kremlin shift toward peace and international cooperation as Western diplomats eye a potential easing of East West tension after Stalins death. Pravda calls for higher ideological output and heroic labor building communism while de-emphasizing wartime attacks on capitalist nations.
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London
INS
Russia
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Ussr
Pravda
Truman on voyage pledges keep nation great
Former President Harry S. Truman, aboard the S. S. President Jeveland with wife and daughter, says he will do all he can to keep America the great country it is. He rules out running for Senate or other offices, says his days as a professional politician are over, and hopes to advise as a former president while promoting good citizenship.
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Jane Cochran
San Francisco
Harry S. Truman
S. S
Jeveland
United States Senate
Eleannevee
Truman
America
Herbert Hoover
White House
Republic
Fire Blasts Kill Elderly Man and Son in Chelyan
An elderly man Horace Van Devender and his son Jack B. Van Devender died in a morning fire that leveled a store and residence in Chelyan. A woman, Mrs Inez Van Devender, escaped with severe burns and was hospitalized. Fire crews fought the blaze about two and a half hours. cause undetermined. Damages near $13,000.
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Chelyan
Charlestow Memorial Hospital
Inez van Devender
Horace van Devender
Jack B. van Devender
Emory Spurlock
Chiek
Marmet Fire ‘Department
van Devender
Cedar Grove
Chesapeake
Roy Lewis
Fred Hanna
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Prisoners slain in failed jail break at Tarrant County Jail
In Worth Texas on March 22 prisoners attempted a jail break at Tarrant County Jail. Lloyd Glescher and two others were killed, Bobby Baker and Harold Ford died later, a fourth prisoner and a jailer were wounded. Prisoner C L Eubanks was in critical condition. The break occurred around 1 am as inmates were being prepared for Sunday church services.
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Tex
Tarrant County
Lloyd Hil
Alcatraz
Lloyd Glescher
Bobby Baker
Harold Ford
C. L. Eubanks
W. T. Foster
Euberks
Ford
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Leaders Propose Plan to Sell Surplus Food Now
Farm leaders and grocers unite to move crop surpluses by offering consumers good buys at no taxpayer cost. The plan, backed by three major farm groups and associations, seeks to dispose of surpluses without government price supports and echoes Agriculture Secretary Henson's teamwork principle.
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Washington
INS
Henson
Adenauer Urges West Unity Against Soviet Aims
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer warned Western nations must unite to thwart Soviet expansion. He urged treaties to build a stronger European army and closer West German ties, saying such steps can secure freedom and justice across Europe. Jacob Kaiser echoed calls for a European unity led by France and cautious reunification of Germany by peaceful means.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Europe
West Germany
West
Adenauer
France
Saar
Prayed Five Hours While Chinese Walked Over Soldier
On Little Gibraltar Hill in Korea a blond sergeant from Charleston West Virginia faked death to avoid capture. He lay five hours as Chinese troops walked over his trench before a platoon attempt to reinforce him. A shell wounded him and killed two behind him. he then grabbed a dead comrade’s Browning and fired as enemy troops swarmed the area.
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Stan Carter
Western Front
Korea
Charleston
W. Va
Iny
Little Gibraltar Hill
Robert McNeil
Little Gibraltar
McNeil
Secret testimony on Korea ammunition shortage leaked
The Senate Armed Services Committee released Gen. James A. Van Fleet's confidential remarks. He warns ammo scarcity forced mass, human wave tactics, urges increased per gun allocation, and cites orders to conserve 155 mm howitzers. He critiques supplies to China and calls for vigilance against the Communist threat.
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Washington
INS
James
A. van Fleet
Korea
Senate Armed Services Committee
Body of Girl Found on Bank of Ohio River
The body of 20 year old Joyce Ralbovsky, a Wheeling secretary from Benwood, was found on the Ohio River bank. Prosecutor Joseph Gompers said she had been beaten and died from a severe head blow. A 15 year old boy found the body and notified police.
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Wheeling
Ohio River
Ohio County
Joseph Gompers
Joyce Ralbovsky
Benwood
Gompers
Don Britt
Anthony Ralbovsky
Josph Zambito
Miss Ralbovsky
Zarmbito
Zambitoe
Naguib Urges Egyptians to Oust British Forces in Suez
Premier Mohamed Naguib appealed to all Egyptians in Aswan to sacrifice themselves for Egypt’s demand of an immediate unconditional withdrawal of British troops from the Suez Canal zone. He told thousands during a six day Southern Egypt tour that he and army officers are ready to give their lives to guarantee evacuation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Suez Canal Zone
Aswan
Civil Defense Leaders Acknowledge Shortcomings in Readiness
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson says the Nevada atomic test exposes gaps in both military and civil defenses. Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson admits progress has been slow and urges state led action with federal guidance. Peterson and Johnson call for overhaul and expansion of civilian defense plans for atomic attacks.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Nevada
Val Peterson
Peterson
CBS
Johnson
Senate
Democratic
Congressional Atomic Committee
Texas
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