Eisenhower Urges Peace Respecting Rights of All
President Eisenhower in a Republican dinner speech declares readiness to meet enemies halfway for a peaceful moral world. He asserts U S policy in Korea protects rights of all people and supports political asylum for prisoners, while warning against using peace talks to gain military advantages. Secretary Dulles reiterates commitment to indefinite talks in Korea but rejects coercive concessions.
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U.S
Korea
Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
America
Kores
United States
Kea
Uwe
John Moyer Dulles
United Nations Command
Repub
Astorane
Waldorf Agloria
Bovine Holley
Icientraveoe
US aid policy split among expert teams in abroad study
Reports from teams visiting Britain Germany and Italy urge State Department control and abolition of MSA while other teams recommend keeping MSA with minor changes. Separate groups for France Turkey and Denmark favor MSA continuity with embassy involvement.
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Washington
Bisi- Nwenemert
0. S
Britain
Germany
Taly
State Department
Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Greece
Belgium
Netherlands
Formosa
Philippines
Indochina States
France
Turkey
Denmark
MSA Conlin
Wimits
Atomic blast at Nevada proving grounds shocks observers
AnAtomic blast detonated at the Nevada proving grounds near Frenchman Flat. A towering dust cloud rose within minutes while observers and workers reported the event. Two thousand soldiers dug in 200 yards away as the blast lit the sky and rumbled across the area.
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Nevada Proving Grounds
Associated Proxs
Las Vegas
Alanie Energy
Nerlex
Frenchaisin
Valle
Colgvesmen
Opti- Cal
Red Invaders of Laos Withdraw Amid Battle Fatigue
Vietminh forces reportedly pull back after modest clashes as French Laotian posts hold. Despite heavy attention, capital Luang Prabang and Mekong border areas face renewed pressure from Red forces moving away from northern Laos. American supplied equipment aids French defenses as both sides reassess advance plans.
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Laos
Werner Toray
Phy Blick
Suc
Red Rivers
Tadochaiai
Vielusinh
Thuy Vidwinh
Ah Linon
Eisenhower Returns to Washington After New York Trip
President Eisenhower arrives in Washington by train at 7 25 am after a speaking tour in New York. He takes unilaterally granted rest as rain disrupted arrival at Camp Kilmer New Jersey overnight.
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Washington
Eisen
Hower
New York
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Corry M man 22 faces charges in theft of mail
Duane Beckwith 22 of 605 East Main Street admits taking a special delivery parcel mailed to Sen's Drugs. Employed by City Cab Co he had access to the mail and faced state charges as investigators probe the theft of a parcel containing small items for a memorial baby event.
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Duane Beckwith
U. S
East Main Street
Winder
Harley Drake
Beckwith
Treether
Chhiploble
Gujbneman
Edni Mollt
Tar
Borereek
Erie
Mix Guseman
Holta
Beckwerth
White State
Io Cory
Min TW
Eagle Street
Sen
Jamestown
City Cab Co
Hull
Ant
Corry Memorial Mamorial
Antnstice
Dion
Kai Beckwith
Lamb
Poice
German POW Surrenders in Atlantic City Decorator Life
An escaped German prisoner of war who fled the Tl Dis. N J camp in 1948 surrendered after seven years on the run. Now an interior decorator in Atlantic City he bought a home and hoped to become a U S citizen. His mother spotted his image in Col lers magazine prompting his decision to turn himself in.
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aay _associated
Presa
New York
FBI
Harry Birth
Germany
Tl. Dis. N. J
Girth Wiel Delle
Interlite
Atlantic City
N. d
Birk Tegan
She Gin
Judy Florentine
Coller's
Jis
FBT
Girth
Migration and Naturalization Service
Taft Warns on Spending Amid Military Shift
Senator Taft argues for trimming the spending program as military and foreign policy decisions shape the budget. He cites tentative defense plans and criticizes past increases, predicting significant reductions under a new administration and a smaller deficit path.
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Viv
Wl Defengy Wilson
Liliverien
Freedom Airlift Ends With Arrival Of New Group
Freedom airlift at Travis Air Force Base completes as a Navy hospital plane delivers 120 soldiers and 8 crewmen from North Korea prison camps. A new batch of 20 returns follows, with plans to move toward home.
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Lyissacnard Frost
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Freedom
United Nations
Plaunland
Navy
RSD
Thunlay
Ukemei
Mighlé
Boy's Leg Broken in Fall of Horse
A seven year old boy named Rienard Thieme of Gorey, living with Meg Keith Raymond, fractured his right leg when a horse slipped on wet pavement near Spring Creek and fell onto him at a Loveland grocery store area. Hospital attendants reported no additional injuries. A General Telephone Co repairman nearby was struck by the horse’s vehicle as it veered.
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Youll Rienard
Tnel
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Kesh Jalwenve
A. Conner
Delaware
Walt Stlen
Sia Levy
Chester
Conner
Tie Holise
Furs
Ue Sales Levy
FL G. Andrews
Cauets
Alex Fax
Tor
Henry Clantrani
Dehiladelphia
Clanfrant Sul
David Mf. Walker
Labor and Industry
Isis Cisurissal
Elim
Thsuranice
Ho Levy
Sreyme
Sui Walker
Julia
Efforts Resume to End Hershey Strike in Friendly Talks
At Hershey Pennsylvania representatives of United Minion Workers and Factory Officials met again as friendly talks to settle the 19 day strike continued. Unions lawyer Herbert Syme called negotiations hopeful while company official Gitker expressed uncertainty about prospects. Nearby in Pittsburgh talks between United Steelworkers and Jones Laughlin Steel resumed with unions seeking wage increases for workers earning about 2.06 to 2.20 daily.
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Hershey
Sitiag Minion Workers and Officials Corp
M. Herbert Syme
Nucels
Bhy
Sls Diffientt Fm
TAIKS
Pittsburgh—Woge
United Steelworkers
Imlon and
Jones Amt
Laughlin Steel Clorp
Sheattian
Baste Steel
Ifix
Father Charged With Murder In Death Of Girl
In Miami Florida Russell Tongay is charged with murder in the death of his five year old daughter Kathy. The girl died from ruptured intestines after convulsions. Tongay was jailed on an earlier investigation and released on habeas corpus proceedings. Evidence cited includes prior injury claims and a history of swimming instruction.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Russell Tungay
Pope
Ubob Fieldis
Kilby
Euinsing
Charles A. Supp
Seul
Vonay
Tougay
Sapp
Tongay
Kathys
Chirchillel Steimmer
Dade County
Johull Go Wisehart
Tony
Ensiary
Pearce
Edwin Lee Mason
Wisehart
Phila
Leahewitt
Rusell Vr
Meeblld
Tonguy
Kathy
Bubba
Mississippi
England
Esther Williams
Reach Agreement on New Wage Contract Between Workers and Firms
The Go, arid District O of the Ora Baming nearots workers of Amer ica reached a new contract today. The agreement affects 6,500 warehouse and distributing employees in 29 cities nationwide and grants wage increases ranging from six to nine percent.
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Ora Baming Nearots Workers of America
Identify Bodies Of Four Ship Victims
Harwich England reports the identification of three American women among victims of the Duke of York collision with the Hill Victory in the North Sea. Names include Gilda Jorden Bernice Larson and Ann Spring. A U.S. government employee, Richard Teal Uy, identified Spring. one Air Force lieutenant is still missing. A German aboard Duke of York was Kurt Frouin, 22. One Englishwoman Mrs Margo Ansdell wed in hospital. Four bodies recovered. five people fled the wreck.
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Associated Press
Harwich
England
Polles
York
Jeon
Air Force
Gilda Jorden
Rocky Ford
Colo
Bernice Viola Larson
LaCrosse
Wis
Ann Spring
Hono Ful
Hawslil
Miss Spring
Richard Tealuy
U.S
Germary
Holland
Kurt Frouin
Oldenburg
Duke of York
Hill Victory
Margo Ansdell
British Jet Sets Altitude Record
A British jet sets an altitude record as a dramatic test flight with pilots and engineers aboard. The event is described with strong entities including the jet line, a London base, and key figures, signaling a historic milestone in early jet aviation.
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Assovhetad Protas London
Fee Lenk
Belisle
Culinine
Marvel
Medics Unveil New Machine For Heart Surgery
Philadelphia doctors announced a groundbreaking device performing both pumping and circulation tasks during heart operations. Dr Gibbon described a successful test on a patient from Swoyersville, with the artificial heart component supporting the patient through the procedure and the body’s blood flow, with the patient recovering expectedly after the operation.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gibhunar
Ditveior
Sormenl
Une Oathines
Cecilia Havolek
Swoyersville Po
AL Wilkes Ciobfaee
LL Wilkes Baie
de. Gibbon
Weckensiei
Philipiy Ehlebs
Ne Hospital
Gibbon
Corry Man Held for Trial on Larceny Charge
Josett Yaratch of Corry appeared in Jamestown City Court this morning after waiving hearing on a crane theft charge. He was ordered held for the next term of Chauluuiqua County Court. A second related charge of non support was held in abeyance pending disposition of the larceny case.
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Joseph Yaratch
Jamestown
Josett Yaratch
Corry
Chauluuiqua
Yaratch
Myron Cusimano
Yarateh
Cusimano
Weiter Yarateh
Elalme
Gisimano
Voraichi
Wergelf
Eisenhower weighs Red Korean armistice proposal
Allied negotiators await Washington guidance on the eight point Korean proposal. The plan accepts some Allied demands on prisoners unwilling to return, creates a Neutral Nation Repatriation Commission, and calls for equal troop involvement to supervise detainees. President Eisenhower and advisers weigh potential counteroffers amid opposition to Polish and Czechoslovak oversight.
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Associated Press
Panmunjom
Washington
Koret
Eisenhoweriselusied
Adviers Jr
Tine Tu
Wil Rey
Korea
Ite
Todi
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Sweden
Hisentinwer
Pokuid
Sway
Adso
Uyoundshutt
Eisenhower
U. 1
Far East
Pannqusjom
Dewey Short
A-Mab
Shirman
House Armed Services Committee
India
Tadin
Garry Davis Seeks Stay in England In World Citizen Entry
World War II veteran and self styled world citizen Garry Davis invaded Buckingham Palace seeking asylum in England. Police restrained him in the front yard and he was detained for mental observation. He renounced American citizenship in 1948 joining the world citizen movement.
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Garry Davis
England
Loncer
Wrmen
Gary Davis
Buckingham Palace
Davie
Posteeras Hospital
Scotland Yard
Davis
Doris
Uegome
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