Plea for top level talks with China sparks Senate clash
Senator George renewed demand for an early foreign ministers conference with Communist China. He reacted to Dulles and Johnson’s Geneva probe on Formosa cease fire, saying real progress hinges on direct talks with Chou En-lai and high Peiping officials. Knowland echoed that any settlement must involve the Chinese government and Nationalists.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
China
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
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Geneva
Peiping
Formosa Strait
Chow Endla
Shinn
Chou En-lai
Tuam
Johnson
Red China
Julles
United Btaton
Formosa
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Johinson
Congress
Quemoy
Matsu
Republic of China
Rebels Attack French Legion Amid Algerian Unrest
Rebels attacked a Foreign Legion supply convoy on the Djellal aberga trail at 5 a.m. wounding 14 legionnaires. Some wounded were evacuated by helicopter to Banta in the Aures mountains. Fifteen rebels were killed and four captured in a clash near Cheria, 100 miles east of Bata, as insurgency in Algeria persists since last November 1.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Aures
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Tisirgent
Cheria
Bata
Algeria
Area farmer critical after tractor crash near Spartansburg
A 40 year old Spartansburg man was knocked from a tractor by a Cadillac near Route 7 last night. He was listed in critical condition at Keit Memorial Hospital with head injuries, scalp lacerations, arm and leg abrasions, and possible chest injuries. State Police cited damaged equipment and noted the car had no lights. the tractor overturned, trapping the driver briefly. The operator, Joseph Matty, 28, of RD3, Spartanburg area, suffered a arm laceration. the crash caused about $1,600 in farm damage and $874 to the car.
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Accouing
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Spartanaburg
Two youths to be arraigned in Dayton theft case
In Dayton Municipal Court two of six youths held in an $82,000 theft case are to be arraigned Friday. Dwane Link, 18, faces grand larceny charges while Clarence Cook, 19, is accused of receiving and concealing stolen money. The four other juveniles including Frederick Froweln, 16, have undisclosed dispositions. Police say Frederick admitted taking $61,050 from his father’s money and sharing the stash with friends. about $52,000 of the total has been recovered.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Sim Dayton Baker
Fred Frowelsi Aire
Dwane Link
Clarence Cook
Weln
Frederick
Pollen
Link
Froweln
Hurs
Sizzling Heat Returns as City Reels Under High Humidity
A scorcher of a day with temperatures rising from yesterday’s high of BB degrees as the morning climbs, humidity spiking and comfort levels dropping. Forecasters expect heat to persist with muggy conditions likely to continue into the afternoon.
Hint Ike To Ask Talbott To Resign
Eisenhower reportedly unhappy over Talbott matter with ties to the Mulligan firm and New York management engineering. Talbott prepared to testify to a public inquiry, denying improper influence while debates over RCA contracts and government contracts surface. Washington officials and newspapers discuss possible administration changes and potential appointments.
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Washington
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New York
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Democratic National Committee
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Sallcut
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President Eisenhower To Become Grandfather Again
Washington reports President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he and Mrs Eisenhower are to become grandparents once more. The President said Genevieve’s daughter in law Bir Bara expects a child next Christmas, bringing Maj John Eisenhower’s family to four.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Jimmie
Geneve
Bir Bara
Barbara
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John Eisenhower
Howe
Gina
International Airliner Incident and Washington Politics
An El Al Constellation flying from Vienna to Tel Aviv was forced to land near the Bulgarian border after reports of gunfire during the flight. Greek authorities and a Bulgarian gun allegation are noted as part of the incident. Separately, Harrisburg reports describe a sharp Senate clash over a House tax plan, with Democratic and Republican lines drawn over income tax provisions and procedural battles continuing into the night.
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Bulgaria
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Mint Sheinbaum
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Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
Israel
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AP News Briefs Snapshot of Global Military Moves
AP News Briefs reports President isen would permit peaceful flights over the United States for Geneva talks on military blueprints. In Paris seven West German veterans join NATO, taking posts with SHAPE in Paris. In Jerusalem Mapai under David Ben-Gurion leads amidst factional tensions and shifting government dynamics.
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O Connors Wife Dies in Westhampton Beach
Mrs Elvin R OConnor 52 wife of Bua OConnor head of the National Foundation for linited parilysie died yesterday in Westhampton Beach New York.
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Westhampton Beach
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Bua O'Connor
National Foundation For Lynitite Parilysie
Delegates Set Firemen’s Meet Thursday In County
Delegates plan a Thursday firemen’s meet with a rescue squad display on Spring Street between the old high school and the playground. The event includes a demonstration of an A frame construction using a 25 foot pole framework and a 9.50 dollar rescue truck with 4000 dollars worth of equipment, under the direction of Ford Rickerson and assisted by Ralph Loner.
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Elnie
Eris County Civil Defense
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Lotis Potter
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Pennsylvania
Blood Donation Totals at Corry Red Cross Drive
A Red Cross blood drive in Corry collected 76 pints despite 100 pints expected. Sixty should have come from minors but were rejected, and many appointments were missed. Thirty-five pints came from walk ins, while peri who were scheduled did not attend.
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Corry
Lucan
Yidempa
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Appeue
Sewage Plant Funds Set Up in Harrisburg
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill to continue two year payments to municipalities for sewage treatment plant construction under the Commonwealth program. The measure expects two million dollars in the 1954 General Assembly to aid installations and may allow the state to reimburse local costs if the program extends. Sponsors include Sens Taylor Stevenson Mallory.
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Nice
Ph Katt Smith
Julien Tina
General Assembly
Swysioth
Te Commonwealthy
Yuirety
Bill Wee Sens Tylor
Stevenson
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Mallory
Nixon to Speak at Potato City Amid Farm Relay Events
Vice President Richard Nixon plans a visit to Potato City with a cabinet meeting in Washington delaying his appearance. The day’s highlight features Nixon dedicating an experimental greenhouse and meeting local growers, with agriculture officials and state university reps present, as the community hosts a large harvest program and potato crop showcase.
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Potato City
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Washington, DC
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Nikolenielh
Nolo
Yavayeine
Pollo
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Tony
Ube Ceenbour Ai Sani Wey
Lidia Wie
Aurylen
Pennsylvania State University
Spd
Pehnaylvanit Ghyia
CUA
Nro Plata
Williams Munninigg
Whyte
Amonye
Mist Faye Meuseh
Ciitawiasa
Cox Libbia
Cheeky
Lee Letp
MUAY
Lytton
Couderspont
Theotihonl
Palntn Brower
Potita City
Patato
Jo Naey
Pirpland
Body recovered from the Allegheny River near Brutkendage
The body of Johin Skodifi was recovered yesterday from the Allegheny River. The coroner led the investigation at the scene as authorities examined the area near a dive pier and noted the death as part of the routine coroner's inquiry.
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KrisRu
Johin Skodifi
Allegheny River
Brutkendage
Release More Polio Vaccine Announcement
A public notice states that polio vaccine doses will be distributed today to school children. Funding for the program comes from the Nolonusd Foundation, with three shots planned for first and second grade students.
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Alinta
Folk Lilly Co
Vis Dixipibulione
Nolonusd Foundation
Withdrawal of American Troops From Austria Update
Confused text reports NATO officials recommending withdrawal and redeployment of American forces from Austria. Mentions Italy, Vienna and European security context, with unclear dates and named units.
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