Soviet to Stage Big Air Display in Moscow
The Soviet embassy said Moscow will host an air celebration on June 24 inviting Gen. Nathan F. Twining and other U S military leaders. The State Department noted invitations under consideration and no formal invite had been issued to the Joint Chiefs.
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Russia
Nathan ¥ F. Twining
U. & Air Force
Moscow
State Department
Alekzandri I. Zinchuk
White House
Pentagon
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Inchuk
United Press
Twining
Air Force
Murray Snyder
White
House Brees
Ex-Officer Defies Quiz On Red Tie
A former Air Force lieutenant, Louis Wheaton of New York City, refused to testify before the House Un American Activities committee about possible involvement in Red China propaganda in 1952. He invoked the First and Fifth Amendments, declining to confirm or deny allegations he accused American servicemen of burning Korean women and children.
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Washington
Ims
Air Force
Red China
America
Korea
Louis Wheaton
New York City
House UN J
American Activities Committee
Richard Arens
Arens
Wheaton
UC Sorority Mothers Hit Police Action
Berkeley residents report that sorority house mothers complained police failed to protect during the panty raid incident on May 1. City Manager John D. Phillips defended the department saying nearly all officers were deployed to the rioting area to manage the crisis.
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UC Sorority
Berkeley
University of California
John D. Phillips
Marion Bell
Kappa Kappa Gamma
House Mothers’ Association of
Indonesia President Sukarno Receives Columbia Honor
Indonesian President Sukarno was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Columbia University and declared himself an alumnus. Columbia President Dr Gray introduced him as a potential pioneer for a great frontier of today and tomorrow.
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WEW York
INS
Sukarno
Columbia University
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Domerraw
Bay Barrier Plan Approved for San Francisco Bay
The House approved an Army engineers plan to spend 490000 next year on studies of dams or barriers across arms of San Francisco Bay, part of a 7.962 million public works appropriation. The project began with 300000 for a scale model and could reach 2.5 million total, division engineer Cal W F Cassidy told the Appropriations committee.
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House of Representatives
Army Engineers
San Francisco Bay
House
House Appropriations Committee
Cal
W. F. Cassidy
San Francisco
Thej! Committee
Airman Housing Cited by SAC Chief in Hearing
General Curtis LeMay told the House Banking Committee that many Air Force airmen live in hovels he called unacceptable. He tied housing to military readiness and stated SAC needs about 53 000 more houses for officers and airmen. He urged a three-year extension of the military housing program with possible increases to the per unit limit.
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Washington
INS
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Commander
Lemay
House Banking Committee
British Fire Gas at Wild Cyprus Mob
British troops fired teargas to break up a Turkish Cypriot march in Nicosia and cordoned off the Greek and Turkish quarters. Reinforcements patrolled the no man s land to prevent another outbreak as Turks protested killings and identity card plans.
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Cyprus
No-Man’s Land
Washington 4
Agriculture Department
Limassol
Eisen
Stonhower
Congress
Department
United Press
Hospital Study Group to Meet in Ashland Tonight
The Citizens Committee for the Study of Eden hospital meets at Carpenter's Hall on Mattox Road Ashland for its first regular gathering after an organizational session. The panel reviews hospital records amid an $18,000 discrepancy claim and an in‑progress audit spurred by Paul Rhodes. The meeting is open to the public.
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Citizens Committee For the Study of
the Eden Hospital
Carpenter's Hall
Mattox Road
Ashland
Paul Rhodes
Rhodes
Arab Legion Chief Resigns in Paris Report
Paris report states Maj. Gen Radi Inab, Arab Legion commander who succeeded Glubb Pasha on March 2, resigned today. The exact reason was not immediately known as the Legion undergoes ongoing reorganization after Glubb Pasha was dismissed by King Hussein and left the country.
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Paris
INS
Agence France Presse
Radi Inab
Arab Legion
Britain
John Bagot Glubb
Inab
Glubb Pasha
Hussein
Arrired
Superior Pupil Stress Urged by National Educator
In San Francisco Dr. Bergen Evans, Northwestern professor and TV quiz master, urged parents and teachers to cultivate intelligent children and limit funds spent on educating the unintelligent. He spoke at a National Congress of Parents and Teachers banquet, saying intelligence is society’s key asset and questioning spirit should be preserved with clear answers and patient handling of disappointment.
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San Francisco
Bergen Evans
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Evans
Northwestern University
Chidren
Seven Year Old Burned In Coffee Spill Accident
A Valle Vista schoolgirl Sheila Sundar aged seven suffered second and possibly third degree burns to her abdomen and thigh when her mother’s coffee cup spilled as she reached to kiss goodbye. She remained in Eden hospital in good condition after the incident occurring at school.
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Valle Vista
Sheila Sundar
A. .Kaundart
Asquire Sr Hayward
Eden Hospital
Atosti
Sheila
Manor City Proposal Mulford Asks Exclusion
Mulford Gardens directors oppose joining the proposed Washington Manor city, citing lack of interest though not animosity. The bay side community of about 7300 people joins 2000 acres of potential industrial land in seeking exclusion from incorporation. Counsel for two landowners plans to push excluding their land due to its industrial value.
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Mulford Gardens
Lubber
San Leandro
Washington Man
Reds Equip For Atom War
Washington dispatch reports Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin told Senate investigators the Soviet army, now 2.5 million strong, has been fully re-equipped for atomic age warfare. He warned the United States must expect rapid changes in military character and cited R&D as key to adaptable, mobile weapons systems for the atomic era.
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Washington
INS
Senate
James M. Gavin
U.S. Army
Gavin
U.s.rmy
Schoolboy Kills Friend in Game in Gloucester
Gloucester police disclosed that a 14 year old boy shot and killed his friend during a game of cops and robbers. In panic he buried the body and stayed mute for 48 hours while families and officers searched, until he led them to the grave today.
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Gloucester
Mass
Police nab Martinez in odd bird related arrest
Vancouver police arrested Jose Martinez last night and led him after a peculiar incident involving a well decomposed woodpecker found in his coat pocket. He faces an 18 day jail sentence for being drunk. A special police action disposed of the det pecker.
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Vancouver
INS
Jose €. Martines
Martinez
Civil Defense Hearings Open in San Francisco
Rep Chet Holifield opened a two day hearing on civil defense organization in San Francisco. As chair of the House Military Operations subcommittee he seeks new legislation to replace 1950 rules and to curb public apathy toward civil defense. He noted local governments cannot bear defense planning and finance alone.
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Chet
Holifield
Calif
Civil Defense Organization
House
Thej
Congress
Three Police Chiefs In Brothel Bribery Scandal
A three man police force in a western town faces indictments on charges of perjury and taking bribes from brothel madams. Police Chief Tofanelli and officers Dondero and Fregulia surrendered in court, with moves to remove them from office if convictions fail. A county grand jury also indicted all three, as the case unfolds in Amador County. Senator Jackson calls Wilson remarks on thought control signals danger to honest military advice amid ongoing interservice disputes.
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Dondero
Tofanelli
Fregulia
Gard
Eisenhower urges swift action on 18 point program
President Eisenhower asks Congress to move quickly on an 18 point must program covering better schools highways a large foreign aid plan and other priority measures. The White House says the president is not backing away from other proposals and hopes for favorable action before adjournment with Congress aiming for a July adjournment.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Murray Snyder
Judy
Buddhist Pilgrims In Big Traffic Jam
Pilgrims flocked to Buddhist celebrations outside Rangoon Burma drawing about 100000 people toward a vast cave temple eight miles away. The crush caused the worst traffic jam in history on the Mandalay road as vehicles halted and created a tailpipe slalom on the route. about 2500 youths are said to have become monks.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mandalay
Rangoon Tal
Bay Area Weather Forecast Heats Up This Week
Weather forecast calls for slightly warmer conditions with fair skies tonight and Friday in the Bay area. Previous day’s high noted, with continued mild temperatures and a calm forecast ahead for residents.
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Bay Area
Veteran actor Guy Kibbee dies at age seventy
East Islip New York reports veteran actor Guy Kibbee died today at Percy Williams home after a year of illness. He was 70 and had toured since age 15, rising to Broadway success in Toreh Song in 1930 before a prolific Hollywood film career. Kibbee was born in El Paso, Texas, son of a newspaper man.
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East Islip
N. Y
Percy Williams
Kibbee
New York
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el Pago
Tex
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