Delegates Eye Indochina Talks As French Vote Looms
Geneva dispatches report Vietnamese and Laotian delegations arriving for Indochina talks while Paris concentrates on Premier Laniel’s confidence vote. Britain signals readiness to join talks and possible united action, with the Geneva conference aimed at a quick start despite French cabinet tensions and Dien Bien Phu concerns. The US, Britain, France, New Zealand, Australia and Canada are expected to send staff for the talks.
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Far Eastern Conference
Naonal Assembly
Joseph Lanier
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Washington
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National Assembly
Georges Bidault
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Tadochina
Garantee
Britain
Singapore
Tndochina
United States
France
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Paraguayan Revolution Ends Amid Unclear Control
A Buenos Aires radio announcement said a Paraguayan revolution that started yesterday has ended, but control in Paraguay remains uncertain. Unofficial reports are slowly emerging as the situation develops.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
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Frost Nips At Area Orchards In Cold Snap
frost hit the area with temperatures dropping to the low thirties and light ice forming on puddles and car windshields. buds remain underdeveloped and verdict on overall damage will take a few days as heavy rains complicate spraying and orchard recovery.
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Mercury
Particwarly
Masonic meeting draws 122 in Corry gathering
One hundred twenty two Masons from the Northwest Pennsylvania Past Commanders and Line Officers Association met at the Hotel Corry for the annual spring meeting hosted by Clarence Commandery. A beef dinner, guest introductions, and a business session followed, with plans discussed for a state meeting in Erie and a fall session in Franklin.
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Clarence Commandery
Wilbur Rickers
Lloyd Stowe
Oder
J. Deeter
St. Marys
Wallace Young
Erie
Ralph Walter
MM. Schade
Franklin
Lamb offers $10,000 reward in red charge
Edward Lamb publisher broadcaster and manufacturer issues a $10,000 reward to anyone who can disprove his sworn affidavits. He seeks to refute claims in FCC filings tied to license renewals for his Erie Pennsylvania TV station and a construction permit for a Florida station.
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Toledo
Edward Lamb
Federal Communications Commission
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Orlando
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Rebels regroup for new assault at Dien Bien Phu
Rebel forces regrouped to renew the attack on Dien Bien Phu as Man of Indochina supplied bombers and carrier aircraft pounded Vietminh positions. French artillery and air power backed by six Globe masters ferried 450 French army and air force technicians, marking continued heavy American support amid the monsoon season.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Gulf of Tonkin
United States
Dien Bier
Phu
U. S. Air Force
France
Amy Sind
Marseille
Warren County 124 Police Certification Dinner Highlights
A class of 124 Warren countians completed an eight week course in Old Defense Auxiliary Police procedures and received certificates at a Marconi Outing Club dinner in Warren. The group included many from Columbus Spring Creek and Bear Lake with another Warren group trained locally under Capt Emmett Donovan. Each recruit received a uniform consisting of a helmet whistle nightstick and badge as part of Civil Defense training led by Foss Webb.
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Geneva talks blasted by Dem solon in national address
Senator Guy elected as critic of U S diplomacy at Geneva accuses the Republican administration of failure and missteps in the talks with Communist powers. He links policy to electoral shifts and warns of broader consequences in the cold war. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles are cited on the Geneva outcome as the Democratic meeting continues.
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Geneva
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Associated Prete
Washington
Guy Ail- Selle
United States
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Thdochins
Congress
Dulles
Eisenhower
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Pune
Uwe
Uwe Bud Ie
Oly
America
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Morelia
Mblon
Lise United Matrons Machinery
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Democratic National Committee
Jeffemson-Jackson
Thisnangeil
President Signs Highway Aid Bill At White House
President Tilgen signed a highway aid bill authorizing 966 million dollars in federal aid for two years with a record seven pens. The measure ties federal funds to state road construction and starts July 1, 1955, as Eisenhower quipped about the pens.
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Bu Lane
White House
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Eisenhower
Missing Girl Found Today In Erie County
City and state police said Miss Reverry Hooper thirteen was located this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sweet in Blue Eye. She had been missing since Thursday and was placed in custody of her mother after questioning.
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Eugene Sweet
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Union City
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Dirstrict
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Woman slain by store bandit in Chester meat market
Chester police report a robber wielding a meat cleaver killed 10 year old Mrs Rose Tacona in a grocery store. Her son Chris 50 found her body amid a pool of blood. The attacker fled with the front cash register emptied. An immigration-bond hearing looms for a suspect held on related charges.
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Rose Taconst
Chris
Edward‘McQuire
Tacona
Canals Register
McGuire
Soviet Leader Pays Courtesy Visit to U.S. Commander in West Germany
Soviet Army chief A A Grechko made an unprecedented visit to U S Army Europe commander General William W Hoge in West Germany amid East West talks at Geneva. U S forces provided an escort with two jet fighters and three buses, while military police guarded the convoy during the three hour drive from the border to Heidelberg.
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Associated Freis Heidelberg
A. A. Grechko
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William McHage
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Heidelberg
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Ale Cail
Sid Wil
Jale Greohke
Hoge
Berlin
Daat
Howe
Mide
Hearing Scheduled on Naming Three Judges
Washington A hearing is set for next Wednesday by the Senate Judiciary Committee on three federal judge nominations for Pennsylvania. Francis L. Van Dusen Joby W Lard Jr and John Le Miller are named for district and western division posts respectively. The nominees were not all recommended by party leaders and whether action will be taken remains undisclosed.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania
Francis L. Vas Dusen
Joby W. Lard Jr
John le Miller
van Dusen
Bens Marlin
Dutt
Perry J van Republicans
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Track Star Runs 4 Minute Mile at Oxford
Oxford. Roger Bannister clocked 3 minutes 59.4 seconds on the familiar track to break the 4-minute mile barrier, surpassing Sweden's Gunder Taeg's 4.20 world record. Cairo reports: 45 army officers detained in a Communist plot crackdown as arrests continue.
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Runnng
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Cairo
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Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Judge Moon Trial Opens Next Monday in Wade Case
Warren County prepares for the murder trial of Norm Moon 26 charged with killing Judge Allison Wade on January 13. Firing squad witnesses and a 104 juror panel are organized as Deputy AGs Murringa Adams and David Kol join the prosecution. Defense lawyers include Samuel D. Braomer and Thomas A. Waggoner Jr. Moon’s parents and close associates arrive to support the defense as psychiatric evaluations continue ahead of opening statements.
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Hufisburg
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Allison Wade
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Connellsville
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Samuel D. Braomer
Thomas A. Waggoner Jr
Uniontown
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Paych
Torrence State Hospital
Warren /Btnte Hospital
Macing of State Workers Draws Two-Party Criticism
The plan by Gov John Fine to bypass county chairmen to gather state employee campaign funds faced bipartisan attack. Senator George Leader questioned the payroll manipulation while District Attorney Dowling and Allegheny County official Malone planned investigations. Fine declined to comment as details surfaced and Long acted as collector for a voluntary contribution. Engineers to meet in Bedford Springs with about 400 attendees and a main address by T Carr Forrest.
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Qimstorn
Huette Fe Dowling
Dauphin County
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York
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Allegheny County
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Kenneth Long
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Lloyd 3. Wood
Bedford Springs
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T. Carr Forrest
National Society of Professional Engineers
Quality Cus Supermarket Opens In City Neighborhood
Hundreds visit the new Quality Cus supermarket at 826 North Cinter Street for its opening. The $200,000 market showcases floral displays from local businesses and contractors involved in its construction. Shoppers visiting today through Saturday can register for prize drawings valued at hundreds of dollars.
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Senator urged Indochina troop training amid Dien Bien Phu
Senator Mansfield, Democrat Montana, said native troops defending Dien Bien Phu prove effective anti Communist forces could be trained in Indochina. He cited about 4,700 Viet Minh and 4,600 Cambodians among roughly 12,000 defenders. He warned of continued buildup if France concedes independence. Secretary Dulles reportedly said no current plans to send U S forces into Indochina, though President Eisenhower may consider action if needed. Dulles favored united action to halt Communist expansion, noting Britain may eventually join.
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Queen Elizabeth health rumors spark mixed British press
British papers report Queen Elizabeth II in sound health though some observers note she appears thinner after her long voyage. Reports vary with The Daily Sketch doubting her weight loss, The Daily Mirror saying she looked radiant in Valletta, and photographers showing her angular frame in one image. Meanwhile Pittsburgh trolley strike deadline nears as union and management push for a solution before midnight tomorrow.
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Daily Sketch
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Senators Call for Prosecution over Fraudulent Letter Episode
Washington reports Democratic senators and McClellan move to prosecute following McCarthy’s “fraudulent letter” claim during Army hearings. Attorney General Brownell blocks public release of an FBI security report and a McCarthy document, citing unauthorized use of secret material. Senate Investigations panel votes to send daily transcripts to the Justice Department as McClellan endorses the action, amid tense exchanges over perjury and testimony changes.
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