U.S. Urged to Seek U.N. Action Before Indochina Troops
Senator Kuchel proposed the United States seek United Nations action to save Indochina from the Communists, avoiding a single-handed troop dispatch. The State Department stressed united action, while Nixon’s remarks suggested possible troops if all else fails. Congress to be consulted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Kuchel
Calif
America
United Nations
Indochina
Vicw
Nixon
I Pations
American Society of
United States
France
Congress
State Department
United Action
Department
U. S
Tadochins
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Knowland
California
Tolochina
Driver Cited On Two Counts In Corry Auto Incident
City police said two charges were filed against Duane Lindsey, 22, of R D Corry after a minor auto accident on West Main Street last week. Lindsey appeared at the police station early today when officers sought his license, producing only an expired learner permit. He faced counts for driving with an invalid permit and leaving the scene of an accident, while claiming he was not the driver and that an unknown person was operating the vehicle.
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Bejpa
Duane Lindsey
R. D
Corry
West Main Street
Lindsey
Iearner
Senta
Route 6 Closed To Traffic Today Amid Widening Project
Route 6 between Union City and Corry is shut for a major widening and repair job. Robert Construction erects barricades as state police authorize a detour using Routes 277 and 71 via Sparr ingbore and Riceville, then south to Union. Detour will last several weeks with truck bans on West Columbus avenue and Beaverdam bridges posted for weight limits. Alternative routes via Cutelag and Wattsburg connect to Route 6.
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Union City
Cony
Corry
Robert Construction Company
Sparuingbore
Riceville
Rlceville
Union Gly
Casey's Corners
Elby
Columbus Avenue
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
DRIVER FAIR AFTER SMASHUP NEAR TINTON CITY
Clarence Shearer 27 of Waterford is in fair condition at Siem Memorial Hospital Union City after his auto swerved off Route 8 and hit a utility pole. State police report the car crossed the road before crashing. damage estimated at 8300.
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Clarence Shearer
R. D
Waterford
Siem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Shearer
Tinton City
Corry
Record Crowds At City Churches Easter Services
Easter Sunday brought likely record crowds to city churches as worshipers gathered for sunrise and late morning services to praise Christ's resurrection. Sunny morning gave way to overcast skies and light rain just before 11 a.m. worship, continuing through much of the day. Bindge services accompanied Easter observances across the region.
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Geunaneiauig Tee Tesamene Sane
Canadians Leave For Geneva Meet
Ottawa reports a gloomed Canadian delegation departs for the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indochina. Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson and aides hope Communist China and the Soviet Union will join in moves toward a united Korea with free elections and UN backing.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
China
Pistia
United Nations
Korea
French Bathyscaphe Dives 2310 Feet Off Dakar Coast
The French bathyscaphe yesterday completed a 2310 foot research dive about 20 miles from Dakar in French West Africa. Lt Cmdr Georges Huot, who commanded a world record 18280 foot dive last February, piloted the vessel with French adventurer Theodore Monod aboard.
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Prete
Dakar
French West Africa
Bathyscaphe
Georges Huot
Theodore Monod
French Fight Fiercely To Hold Back Vietminh At Dien Bien Phu
Fierce fighting rages as French forces try to hold positions around Dien Bien Phu. Vietminh troops press the northwestern airstrip sector while French units contest trench lines, with heavy artillery and hand to hand clashes reported. American air drops continue supplying the besieged fortress as both sides suffer losses. The conflict is shaping the brink of a possible major Vietminh victory ahead of the Geneva talks.
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Associated Press
HANOT
Indochina
Dien Bien P
Dien Bien Phu Tur
Geneva
Western Germany to gain sovereignty by July says Conant
New York United States high commissioner James B. Conant told newsmen at Idlewild Airport that Western Germany is expected to achieve “elemental sovereignty” by July 1 or within a few months after. He attributed the timeline to the final ratification of the European Defence Community treaty and said he is optimistic about ending Germany’s occupation status. In Hamilton, Ont. a break-in left a robbed safe and a taunting note.
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Associated Fre
NEW York
James B. Conant
U. S
Germany
Conant
Idlewild
Cony School Board Set To Adopt 1954 55 Budget
The Cony Board of Education plans a special session at 7 30 PM to adopt the 1954 55 budget in tentative form. The meeting will review tax levies and the district’s share of a $2 385 000 project on East Pleasant Street while a joint committee prepares furniture procurement for the fall opening.
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Cony Board of Education
Beiue
Corry
East Pleasant Street
T. M. Douglas
School Aides to Meet in Corry on Wednesday
Superintendents and supervisory principals will convene in Corry this Wednesday to continue a state level study of educational administration. The event, which began at Union City, will be hosted at the Hotel Corry with Dr. L. M. Douglas and educators from Northwestern Pennsylvania attending. Morning session at 10, followed by luncheon and afternoon meetings. about 30 educators expected.
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Synoessyuapuayitadas
Jeotos
Corry
Union City
L. M. Douglas
Pennsylvania
Afernoon
Rain Keeps Water High On Streams
Flood conditions persisted as streams remained above banks after April rainfall. An extra 0.43 inch raised totals to 4.37 inches, prompting fishermen to abandon ports. East of the city districts stayed flooded though receding, while a heart attack claimed Francis Patt Jr., former Farrell Public Schools administrator and ex-Hurst High School director.
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Patal Meart
Cleveland
Francis Patt Jr
Mante
Farrell, Pa
Patt
Hurst High School
Medieazant
Farrell
Court Martial Under Way For Corporal Dickenson
Cpl Edward Dickenson goes on trial at a precedent setting court martial in a Washington room, accused of informing on fellow prisoners while a captive in Pyoktong Korea. Prosecution plans to present documents and tape recordings. defense argues pressure from communists influenced actions.
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Korea
Associated Preay
Washington
Edward
Dickenson
FL McNair
Guy Emery
Relind Army
Embery
Cal
Robert Bird
Iertia
Ubcense
C. Robert Burd
Tale Wok
Simmon
Pyoktong
Guy Bmnery
Mitc le
Dickenwon
Plane Missing Over Greenland Sparks Wide Search
An American Navy twin engine plane on an ice patrol between Thule Greenland and the Albert Weather Station has vanished off Greenland's coast. Nine crew members including a civilian Hydrographic Service expert Henry Kaminiak were aboard. The Air Force reported the aircraft carried arctic survival equipment. A separate note from the Ark State Bank reports a regulatory call for bank condition as of April 16.
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Ot. Johns
Nfld
Greenland
Argentia
Thule
Albert
Canada
Ellesmere Island
Navy Department
Washington
Hydrographic Service
Henry Kamilnaki
Grand Rapids
Air Force
Agreement On McCarthy Role In Army Probe Sought
Senate subcommittees work toward rules for McCarthy case with Army officials. Mundt says hearings may start Thursday if no agreement is reached. McCarthy wants cross examination rights and name privilege extended to Army witnesses. Mundt hopes to avoid Senate appeal while acknowledging possible impasse.
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Probe
Washington
Senate
Yalions
McGarthy
R-Wis
Army
Hay
Mund
Ir-Sd
Trael
Pvt
G. David Seine
Jini Hye
Blackmull Wetica
Mundt
McCarthy King
Insisten Vagy
Disarmament Commission Meets Amid Cold War Tensions
United Nations delegates report China denounces Soviet push to include Communist China in a disarmament subcommittee. Dialogue centers on hydrogen bomb concerns and Moscow's desire to steer the committee, while Western powers back a British resolution to start work immediately and report by July 16.
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China
Red China
U. N
Halian Commission
Britain
Canada
France
Soviet Union
Andrel
United States
New Zealand
Colombia
Denmark
Turkey
Pierson Dixon
London
Vichinsky
Sir Pierson
Eisenhower opens FHA tax return access inquiry
President Eisenhower orders the Senate Banking Committee to obtain tax returns as part of a probe into an FHA housing scandal. Albert M. Cole, head of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, says a named official has been accused of taking money for favors. The move broadens the investigation tied to FAA loans under the National Housing Act.
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FHA
Augusta
Ei Aenhower
Senate Banking Committee
Eiwenhower
Albert M. Cole
Ehilet
Houininig and Home Finance Agency
Ore
Eisenhower
FAA
Hollyday Quizzed By FHA Probers
Former FHA commissioner Hollyday testified before the Senate Banking Committee hearing on housing program fraud. He said he knew promoters were active in home repair loans when he took office and implemented new rules last December to curb abuses. Powell, former assistant commissioner, was subpoenaed to testify at the inquiry.
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Sy Arrdeianca
FEC
Washington
Guy T
Hollyday
Federal Housing Administration
Senate
Lhktie
Chie L. Powell
Tat Housing
Health clinics praised for cutting Pennsylvania mental hospital load
Associated Press reports Harrisburg officials credit community mental health clinics with reducing patient numbers in Pennsylvania state hospitals. Officials say early diagnosis and treatment lower average stays to five months across 17 state institutions, a drop from a decade ago. Clinics are likened to inoculation against severe illness and seen as key to prevention and recognition of mental disease.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Alate
Hitding A. Beni
Welfare Department
Rees
Pew
Red China Regime Assailed By Lodge
New York Henry Cabot Lodge Jr the United Nations ambassador said Red China is a threat to Asia and unfit to join the United Nations He listed ten reasons Washington would resist any bid by the Chinese Communists to bribe their way into the UN with promises of future good behavior The remarks were at The Associated Press annual luncheon ahead of the Geneva conference set to discuss a Korean war settlement.
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InoOle Ae
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Ambaanador
United Nations
Red China
Tidochina
United States
U.N
Rhee’s Hopes Rise After Assurances From Eisenhower
South Korea to attend the Geneva conference with hopes of unification and peaceful means. Rhee warns of a final, time consuming effort and vows not to sit idly by while Communists threaten Korea. U S assurances reportedly include increased ROK army and goal to remove Chinese Communist troops. Seoul cites no buffer zone and insists on full unification.
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Associated Pres
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Korea
United States
Geneva
Rhee
New York
You Chang Yeng
Republic of Korea
Eisenhower
Rhee Bunday
U. S. Ambasador Hills
Briggs
Augusta
James
Hagerty
Pyun Yung -Tal
ROK
Manchuria
Brink's suspect nabbed again after chase
Boston police chased three men through city streets leading to the arrest of Jo seph O Keefe and John H Carlson on new armed robbery suspicions. O Keefe, once tied to the Brink's holdup, faces a Kane store burglary conviction appeal while Carlson was cited for contempt before a federal grand jury probe. A bank report request followed in Washington as the currency comptroller called for the condition of all national banks as of April 15.
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Associated Presa
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
State Superior Court
O'Keefe
John H. Carlson
Boston
Chage
FBI
Carlson
Pennsylvania
Kane
Western State Penitentiary
ASK Bank
Washington
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