Fast Action Planned After Senate Setback on Atom Revision
Washington Republicans vowed swift action on the atomic energy revision bill next week despite a 48 to 41 Senate setback sending the measure to a conference committee. House GOP leaders said they would press for a new compromise, with objections aimed at private power firms patent rights and cooperative preferences in federal atomic power projects.
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Washington
Senate
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Chamber
Eisenhower
Bourke B.hickeniooper
Iowa
Halleck
Haleck
Gealt
Studebaker to Cut Auto Prices By About $100
Studebaker Corp plans about a $100 price reduction on 1955 cars as it seeks to gain share in the auto market. The move follows a CIO Auto Workers pay cut approval, but workers have not yet returned to work. South Bend plant shut for inventory. full shutdown to Sept 7 with possible limited recalls.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Tne
Studebaker
CIO Auto
Invenory
Studebaker Board
Paul C. Hoffman
Jserisein
Manay
Fired PG&E Workers Sue State Committee
Four men including residents of Hayward Oakland and San Francisco sue the State Senate Fact Finding Committee on Un-American Activities for 218933 damage in Superior Court. They claim the committee maliciously induced PG&E to fire them after they refused to answer questions about their beliefs. The plaintiffs allege the committee lacked authority to influence such actions and that the firings violated their rights as AFL IBEW members.
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San Francisco
State Senate
Hayward
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Patrick Thomas Hancock
Willow Avenue
Travis
Lafferty
Oakland
Joseph Chasin
Holden Hayden
Pg&e
Hugh M. Burns
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Utility Company
Electrical Workers Union 1245
Lawrence Speiser
American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California
Edward F. Newman
Hancock
Senate Okays Foreign Aid Bill Likely Today
The Senate is expected to approve a 2.990 billion dollar foreign aid appropriation to support the broader program. The measure adds six to seven million more Old Age beneficiaries and edges past the House total while staying below the president’s request. Adjournment plans hover as Knowland signals a potential recess after brief sessions. Contempt citations loom over McCarthy inquiry figures Shadowitz Unger and Lamont.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Congress
Eistenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
White House
William F. Knowland
Calif
Flanders
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Knowland
McCarthy Investigations Committee
Albert Shadowitz
Abraham Unger
Corliss Lamont
Kangaroo Seeks Sally in San Francisco Wild Run
A kangaroo from Fleishhacker Zoo escaped yesterday and swam Lake Merced before returning to shore where about 200 attendants captured it as a runaway. The other marsupial, Slippery Sally, remains at large after a university lab escape linked to sightings around the city rooftops.
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San Francisco
Fleishhacker
Lake Merced
Sally
University of California Hospital
Red Chinese May Be Ready For Invasion
Taipei reports 106000 infantry and 22000 paratroopers massed along the China coast facing Formosa. The Chinatone News Agency says the troops form the Formosa Liberation Army and trained by Communist instructors. Premier Chou En-Lai vowed liberation of Formosa as a new command is created to attack. Nationalist circles fear assaults on outposts and then a main invasion of Chiang Kai-shek's island stronghold.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Lla
China
Chinatone
Peoples Republic of China
Taiwan
United States
Chou
China Tone
Red
Generatissimo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mystery surrounds San Francisco principal in Carson City
Alvin Morse of Mission High School remains hospitalized after a butane tank explosion on his trailer. A blonde woman, listed as Morse’s wife on hospital records, prompted investigators to question Morse. Breyer's interview raised questions about Morse and the woman, with a full report to follow.
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Carson City
New
Ins
San Francisco Board of Education
Alvin Morse
Mission High School
Tahoe Carson Hosital
Sybil Carson
Redwood City
San Francisco
Noth
Breyer
Board of Education
Nevada
Herbert Clish
Morse
Carson River
Clish
Eisenhower to Fight Senate Bill Outlining Communist Ban
President Eisenhower ready to oppose the senate approved bill to outlaw the Communist party. Administration and legal advisers point to loopholes and predict enduring factional battles as Congress nears a house decision. The measure declares the party not a political party but an instrument of a conspiracy with penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars fines.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Senate
Maryland
Administration
Herbert Brownell, Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hisenshower
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Police Hold Suspect In $125,000 Bank Robbery
Washington police detained a well dressed New Yorker identified as Clarence Duke Met Gann, 24, one of three men who robbed a bank of 125000 near Andrews Air Force Base. The group penetrated the base, escaped, and were later stopped. Gann drove the getaway car.
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Washington
INS
Andrews Air Force Bases
Mis
Clarence Duke
Gann
Washington Arma
Air Force Base
Eroueh
McGann
Portuguese Ready To Defend Goa Against Indians
Goan Portuguese forces in full battle dress march into churches to bless battle flags and defend the colony against Indian liberation efforts. Indian volunteers from Bombay threaten a Sunday invasion while New Delhi seeks an impartial inquiry. Border police ready to meet force with force if marchers push entry. In Pangim Goa, pro-Portuguese crowds chant Viva Portugal as tensions rise.
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Goa
India
Bombay
New Delhi
Portugal
Lisbon
Rhode Island
Guedes
Onit
Viva
Groun Tries To Stop Foothill Blvd Zoning
Ashland residents seek a 60 day delay in Foothill Boulevard zoning as 46 Foot hill Area Property Owners Association members plan petitions for Alameda County Board of Supervisors. The move follows a meeting with Gerald Corporation committee and counters a prior petition seeking multipledwelling and light industrial zoning extending 300 feet from Foothill.
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Ashlandan
Foothill Boulevard
Foothill Area Property Owners Association
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Gerald
Ian
Bay City Incorplans
Ridge Road
Castro Valley Community Chest Directors Meet
Castro Valley Board of directors will meet at 7 30 p m in the chamber of commerce office 6111 Castro Valley boulevard on Thursday to discuss allocations and upcoming fundraising efforts.
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Castro Valley — Board of Directors
Castro Valley! Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Cas Io Valley Boulevard
Thursay
Five Convicts Capture Escape Car Crash in Northeast Flight
Five hardened inmates escaped Norfolk prison after overpowering guards and abducting a guard. They fled in a stolen car, crashed near Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and were captured by police with hostage Peter Cheriavick guiding the pursuit. Lavoie, held on a separate arrest, waived extradition.
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Boston
Massachusetts
FBI
Lavosie
Pawtucket
R.I
Russell T. Halliday
Cambridge
Mass
James I. Schworm
Malden
William Couture
Billerica
Martin
Lavoie
de Adder
Kirkland
Halliday
Peter Cheriavick
Connecticut
William Doualat
Rhode Island
Belliday
Sehworm
Feene
Couture
Air Force Accepts Its Last Propeller-Driven Bomber
The Air Force accepted delivery of its last propeller driven bomber, a B 36 intercontinental atom bomb carrier destined for Fairchild AFB Washington from Convair. Maj. Gen. Griswold accepted the aircraft during a public ceremony led by retired Gen. McCarney.
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Fort Worth
Texs
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
Wash
Convair
Strategic Air Command
Joseph T. McCarney
Francis H. Griswold
SAC
Fairchild
Former Spy Rastvorov Eyes Life After Escape
Yuri Rastvorov, a 33 year old Soviet lieutenant colonel, appeared in Washington and said he fled the Soviet embassy in Tokyo while aiding U.S. and Allied authorities. He described life under communism as intolerable and asserted Soviet spies infiltrated Japanese agencies while claiming to have provided information of extreme value to the free world. He suggested he may testify before a Senate subcommittee, and officials noted he has asylum and may be in a U.S. hideaway.
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Washington
Yuri A. Rastyorov
United States
U.S
Free World
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
Rastvorov
State Department
Tokyo
INS
John Foster Dulles
Ane
Filippines
Southeast
An Asia
Rastoyorov
Tass
Capitol Hill
William E. Jenner R
Ind
Administration Oall
Senate
Internet Security Subcommittee
Jenner
Pat McCaran
Neyo
Gouzenko
Rostvorov
Japan
Otto John
East Berlin
West
Rostvoyov
Russia
John
Rostvotov
Nicolai Lanin
Joseph Stalin
Lenin
Stalin
Rastyorov
Dulles to Hold Philippines Meeting With Garcia in Baguio
U S Secretary of State Dulles will meet Philippine Vice President and Foreign Affairs Secretary Carlos Garcia in Baguio on September to discuss defense issues. The gathering is part of a broader conference with eight nations including Britain France Pakistan Australia New Zealand the Philippines and Thailand to discuss Southeast Asia security.
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Philippines
Carlos Garcia
U.S
State Department
United States
Southeast Asia
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Baguio
U. S
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