Repairing Weak Spots In NATO Defense
US officials say the United States is quickly fixing NATO defense weak spots highlighted by Secretary of State Dulles. He cited lack of an integrated air defense warning system and arming NATO forces with modern weapons. Dulles spoke on an NBC radio program and on a College Press Conference broadcast with Gen. Alfred Gruenther. He warned of Soviet multial power and stressed unity and sacrifice to deter aggression and build the Atlantic community. Defense Dept officials note progress and upcoming NATO talks to address issues.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
NATO
American Broadcasting Co
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Aga Hint of New Romance Ties Khan to Sylvia Casablancas
London reports link the Aga Khan with Sylvia Casablancas daughter of Mexican inventor Fernando Casablancas. The couple allegedly met after she left Eastbourne for Monte Carlo and were later tracked to Geneva. The romance follows a prior reported courtship with Mona Bedrawi.
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London
Price Ranm
Aga Khan
London Daily Call
Khan
Sylvia Casablancas
Sadruddin
Geneva
Karim
Mail
Sylvia
Cote Dazur
Caria
Mona Bedrawi
Tewhk -Bédrawi
Egypt
1500 U S Scouts Check Out of Paris
Nearly 1500 Boy Scouts left Paris hotels today and boarded boat trains to Le Havre for the chartered liner Fairsea bound for New York. The month long European tour began with the World Scouting Jamboree in Sutton Coldfield on August 12 and included a two week Continent trip and a weekend in Paris. About 200 Scouts spent an extra day in Paris before sailing.
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Paris
le Havre
New York
Europe
Sutton Coldfield
England
City of Light
Wisconsin Vote to Tell Shift in Political Wind
Washington reports Wisconsin's special Senate election tests party wind directions since Eisenhower's 1954 landslide. Republican Walter Kehler faces Democrat William Proxmire for the McCarthy seat, with turnout seen near 600000 and farm areas key to the outcome.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
GOP
Walter J. Kehler
William Proxmire
Kehler
Alexander Wiley
Hisenshower
Republican War
Howard H. Boyle
Jrom
Kohle
Lester R. Johnson
Teamsters Meet in LA As Beck And Hoffa Face Pressure
Los Angeles hosts the executive committee of the 1,400,000 member Teamsters Union to set policy ahead of the Miami convention. Indicted President Dave Beck attends with Hoffa’s candidacy under fire amid Senate rackets hearing links. AFL CIO pressures renew calls to purge corruption while internal sentiment resists removing top leaders.
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INL
Teamsters Union
Los Angele
Cor
Teamsters
Miami
Dave Beck
John F. English
James R. Hotia
Midwest
Beck
Hewin
Detroit
Hotia
Senate
Hoffa
Johnny Dio
Seattle
Afl-Cio
Washington
Ireland Rebels Renew Incidents In Belfast and Tyrone
Irish Nationalists renewed attacks on British held targets in Northern Ireland blasting a customs post and a post office garage. A systems hut at Strabane was wrecked by a blast and windows shattered half a mile away. Earlier a small device exploded in a Londonderry post office garage. No injuries reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Strabane
County Tyrone
Londonderry
Machinists Return to Work in East Bay Plants
About 700 machinists are expected to return to two East Bay plants in Alameda and Oakland after a walkout on August 8. A settlement on contract terms was reached yesterday between Machinists Local 1304 of the United Steelworkers and Pacific Coast Engineering Co in Alameda and United Centrifugal Pumps in Oakland. Terms were not disclosed, but the agreement aligns with a broader pact that ended a nationwide 0 day strike by over 10,000 members of the International Association of Machinists.
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East Bay
United Steelworkers of América
Pacific Coast Engineering Co. Ol
Alameda
United Centrifugal
Oakland
International Associations of Machinists
Youth Returns From Moscow Festival After Brutal Treatment
George S. Abrams of Newton Mass says Russian officials used harsh tactics during the Moscow Youth Festival to silence him for discussing Hungary. He described being heckled and accused of fascism after reading the United Nations report on Soviet brutality in Hungary. Abrams arrived back in New York after 19 days in Europe and a delayed exit visa.
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Ins
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Hungary
George’ S. Abrams
Newton
Mass
Abrams
Ames Numpyrea
United Nations
Sooviet
Prates'r
Five Million Dollar Fire At Aero Design Co
A fire at Aero Design and Engineering Co in Oklahoma City caused damage estimated up to five million dollars. The plant, which builds executive type planes, reported six or seven grants under construction destroyed. Cause of the blaze was not immediately determined.
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Oklahoma City
Aero Design and Engineering Co
Maxes
French Airliner Sets New Postwar Speed Mark
Air France Lockheed Super Starliner claimed a record flight from Burbank California to Paris covering 6102 miles nonstop in 16 hours 2 minutes at an average 335 miles per hour. The plane reduced the former record by 37 minutes arriving in Paris yesterday morning.
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Paris
Air France
Burbank
Calif
Expelled Union Rebounds At San Francisco Convention
President J Fitzgerald of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union said the group, expelled from CIO in 1949 for alleged communist domination, has begun to climb back. He noted 150000 to 200000 UK members and gains in locals that defected or were raided. Organization director James Matles echoed the growth and renewed activity at the 22nd annual convention.
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4. J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
CIO
Fitzgers
Ald
James
Matles
Vietminh Chief Lands in Moscow Visit
Soviet Tass reports North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh arrived in Moscow from Leningrad and is visiting the Soviet Union after touring East European countries. He met last week in Yalta with Soviet party chief Nikita Khrushchev.
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Moscow
SKS
Tass
North Vietnam
Ho Cai Minh
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Yalta
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cambridge firm unveils versatile lift truck model
A Cambridge manufacturer introduces a lift truck capable of handling skids pallets and rolls as well as machines and reels. The versatile unit replaces the need for three different trucks by accommodating various-sized skids and pallets.
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Cambridge
Mass
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