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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1956

Page

4

SEATO Staff Urged to Expose Red Fraud in Asia

Philippines President Ramon Magsaysay backs forming an SEATO informational strategy staff to expose communist fraud in Asia and recommends naming the strategy group Freeinform as a counter to Cominform. He favors a permanent Pacific charter council and stronger SEATO economic cooperation and Manila Pact mechanisms.

SEATO Red Kingsbury Smith World Copyright INS Tokyo Philippines Ramon Magsaysay G Grand Straegy Southeast Asia ‘Praaty Organization Asia Manila Pact Seato) Council of Ministers Freeinform Cominform William Randolph Hearst, Jr Hearst Manila Japan Magsaysay Sseato Thailand Megsaysay Pacific Charter Council

UN Chief Says Mid East War Not Inevitable

Dag Hammarskjold told a midnight press conference that war in the Middle East is not inevitable and that the United Nations can master the present situation. He urged restraint, warned against Western intervention without UN backing, and noted a Security Council push to delay a crisis while leaders in the Arab states and Israel were met.

United Nations N.Y Dag Hammarskjold Middle East U.N Fisenhower Israel Hammarskjold Security Council Hamarskjald

Marines Prepare Reinforced Battalion for Middle East Training

Camp Lejeune unit from the Eighth Regiment of the Second Marine Division will deploy a reinforced battalion plus artillery and tanks to join the U S Sixth Fleet for training in the Middle East waters this month. Maj Gen Reginald H Ridgely Jr said the force would sail from an East Coast port aboard Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force ships for familiarization with fleet operations begun in 1948. The battalion replaces a unit withdrawn from the Mediterranean last spring.

Camp Lejeune N. C U. S Mediterranean Second Marine Division Middle East U. S. Sixth Fleet U.S Sixth Fleet Washington Atlantic Fleet Marine Forces Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force Reginald H. Ridgely Eighth Regiment Ridgely Bummec

Porcupine Meat Described At Timber Conference

SAN FRANCISCO A forester claimed porcupine meat can be prepared in tasty dishes and discussed adding porcupines to the family diet at the Western Pine Association's 25th annual meeting. EB. L. Kolbe said the group started a search for recipes as porcupine damage threatens timber and local economies.

San Francisco EB. L. Kolbe Western Pine Association Molbe Kalbe

Cadet Rioting May Be Probed

Santa Fe described 400 cadets at New Mexico Military Institute Roswell rioting Tuesday night with grass fires and debris. Hazing claims sparked the disturbance as city police cleared the parade area while institute officials noted tightened discipline under Lt Gen Hobart R. Gay and denied hazing.

Santa FE N. M Jonn F. Simms New Mexico Military Institute Roswell Institute Sth Army Hobart R. Gay NMMI

Former Actress Wins 150 Monthly Support

Former actress and model Virginia Hopkins Resnick, 36, has won $150 monthly support for their three daughters from ex husband actor writer Bob Hopkins, 38. She, now married to Palm Springs hotelman Charles Resnick, also says she has a pending suit claiming he owes $46,750 in arrears under a New York decree from 1947.

Hollywood Virginia Hopkins Resnick Bob Hopkins Resnick Palm Springs Calif Charles Resnick Hopkins New York

Boy Scout Seeks Antarctica Trip Assistant

New Brunswick New Jersey Scout executive Dr Arthur A Schuck says the Boy Scouts seek a junior scientific aide for Antarctica during the international geophysical year 1957 58. Schuck notes Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd hopes to have a Scout on the expedition and has sent application forms to 38 local councils.

New Brunswick N. J Arthur A. Schuck Boy Scouts of America Antarctica Schuck Richard E. Byrd

Flash Flood Chaos Hits East as Winter Storm Closes In

A winter outbreak drenched the East with rain and snow, causing floods, power cuts, and freeway closures. In New York and Pennsylvania, rivers rose and towns evacuated residents while injuries and outages mounted. Ice and freezing rain paralyzed highways and led to dozens of accidents as sleet turned to snow.

Marion Ind York State Pennsy New York Guarda Fields New York State Salamanca Allegheny Lakawana Smokes Creek Cheektowaga Buffalo Warren Warren General Hospital Touedie New York City Wausau Wis Felliston Mich Chicago

Caution Urged In Atomic Cuts With Russia

Senator John OD Pastore warns the United States must have reliable methods to detect hidden atomic stockpiles before any Russian disarmament offer is accepted. He stresses persistent doubts about inspections and the risk of waking up to an unreduced arsenal.

Washington John OD. Pastore D-R United States Pastore Russia Congressional Joint Atomic Energy Committee Senate Disarmament Subcommittee Eisenhower Lewis I. Strauss Atomic Energy Committee Strauss Senate

New Zealand Prime Minister to Visit Japan

Tokyo reports that New Zealand Prime Minister Sidney Holland accepted an invitation to visit Japan. He arrives May 30 and departs June 6 for the British Commonwealth prime ministers conference in London.

Tokyo INS Japanese Foreign Office New Zealand Sidney George Holland Japan London

Gruenther questions Mollet on troop shift in Algeria

Gen Alfred Gruenther met French Premier Guy Mollet in Paris to press questions about France moving 50 000 additional troops from Atlantic Pact forces to Algeria. Officials declined comment while observers say the plan tests Mollets government as a confidence vote nears with Communist support anticipated.

Paris Alfred M. Gruenther Guy Mollet France Algeria Gruenther Mollet W National Assembly

U S Arms Depot Guard Tightened After Theft

Verdun France two French civilians stole a case of mortar shells from the Trois Fontaines depot near Vitry le Francois. Security was tightened with roadblocks police dogs and guarded access to the depot amid fears of Algerian rebel involvement.

Verdun France INS Trois Fontaines Vitry le Francois Reins Paris Department For the Marne Pierre Chaussade U. S. Army U.S

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