Reds Must Show Sincerity in Advance for Formosa Talks
The United States urged Red China to have the Nationalists sit in at Formosa peace talks and to demonstrate sincerity in advance. This reply follows Chou En-lai’s offer to open direct negotiations with the United States on easing tensions in the Formosa area.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Formosa
Chou-En-lai
China
State Department
Eisenhower
U.S
Peiping
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Capitol Hill
Sen
Knowland
California
Chou En-lai
Munich
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chou
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Vaccine Shortage Sparks Debate On Polio Fight
New York reports warn vaccine supplies may fall short for high risk children. Foundation funded a nine million dollar gamble accelerating early vaccine distribution. In Washington, officials urge continued pressure for Formosa talks and cautious responses to China’s proposals.
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New York
Foundation
van Riper
Annals of Medicine
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan
San Diego
Calif
Founda
Bulganin defers Big Four date to Eisenhower Eden
In Moscow April 23 Prime Minister Bulganin said setting a date for a Big Four meeting rests with Eisenhower and Eden. He suggested a foreign ministers Austria talk may precede a heads of government meeting. White House and State Department offered cautious, noncommittal responses.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Eden
Bulganin
Austria
Washington
State Department
White House
Marshal Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Spirodonovka Palace
Josef Cyrankiewicz
A. I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Stanley Johnson
Associated Press
Johnson
Saidohnson
Soviet Union
Menon
Ing
Eilei
Ships Collide Off Coast of New Jersey
A passenger liner crashed into a crowded fishing boat off the New Jersey coast in fog. The 7652 ton liner President Buchanan sliced off the boat’s bow. one man was missing and 56 crew and passengers were saved and brought to Staten Island. Six survivors were hospitalized after pier side treatment.
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Avon
N. J
New Jersey
Bobby I
President Buchanan
Coast Guard
Staten Island
Shen
Empire State Building
Fred Gianetti
West Paterson
David Shinn
Imar
Paul Hyman
Philadelphia
Phenix City Gambler Testifies At Trial
State attorneys painted a picture of gamblers from Phenix City funneling 23000 dollars into a political fund to back A L Patterson's opponent for attorney general Arch Ferrell is charged with murder. Godwin Davis Sr testified he turned over 18000 dollars to Porter's campaign. Patterson was killed outside his Phenix City office 17 days after the nomination. Davis described contributions from night club owners and others and noted possible delivery through Bob Luckie. A toxicologist described Ferrell as nervous after the killing and Patterson’s autopsy was observed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Phenix City
A. L. Patterson
Arch Ferrell
Patterson
Godwin Davis Sr
Ferrell
Si Garrett
Davis
Lee
Red) Porer
Gadsden
Porter
Bob Luckie
Bama
National Guard
Stewart McCollister
Doug Agney
Myrick
Buck Mibogesy
W. L. Sowell
Sowell
Six Injured In Crash Of L N Train
Six men were injured when a Louisville and Nashville freight train derailed near Barbourville Kentucky after a switch spike was found nearby. FBI agents and railroad officials investigated while crews planned repair work on a main north south line.
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Barbourville
Louisville & Nashville
Harlar Eee A Ae Helds
page Beneway _ company
Corbin Stal
Sherman Rice
Charles Hodge
Ray Johnson
Oscar Stacy
Lowell Massey
A. M. Saylor
Bob McCowan
Louisville
Here
Kentucky
FBI
Eisenhower Allocates $945000 for Hazel Cleanup in N C
President Eisenhower designated an additional 945000 dollars for North Carolina to aid Hurricane Hazel cleanup. The move follows the October disaster declaration after Hazel struck on October 15 and an initial 550000 dollar allocation approved on October 22.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Carolina
Wind Shifts Forest Fire Threatening Cherry Point Base
Extra 300 Marines rushed to fight the Croatan National Forest blaze as a sudden wind shift put Cherry Point Marine Air Base in danger. Camp Lejeune added 200 Marines. civilians fought flames. Fire had burned about 30,000 acres, with 20,000 more burned after the shift. Release noted efforts aimed to keep fire from crossing two roads near the base.
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New Bern
N. C
Croatan National Forest
Cherry Point Marine Air Base
Cherry Point
Camp Lejeune
H. QO. Mills
U. S. Forest Ranger
National Forest
Simmons
Newport
VIPs Observe Fort Bragg Exercise At Grand Defense Tour
Thirty seven members of Congress including defense committee leaders toured Fort Bragg in North Carolina to view new warfare methods. Maj. Gen. J. P. Cleland hosted a day that featured an 82nd Division assault drill, 1000 paratroopers, and a cannon capable of firing atomic shells.
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Ft. Bragg
18Th Corps
J. P. Cleland
North Carolina
N.C
Congress
Washington
82Nd Division
Xviii Corps
State Seeks Delay in Har Washburn Bomb Trial
SAN ANGELO Texas April 23 Washburn charged with placing the auto bomb that killed his former mother in law A missing key witness Mrs Adela Heninger 24 year old wrestler prompted the request Dist Atty Aubrey Stokes said defense contends continuance violates Washburn s right to a speedy trial
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San Angelo
Tex
Har. L. Washburn
Dist
Aubrey Stokes
Adela Heninger
Washburn
Vicious illegal GI housing schemes probed by Congress
Washington April 23 House Veterans Affairs Committee chair Teague said investigators found widespread vicious illegal practice in GI home loan guarantees. They cite losses of 23 million dollars from foreclosures and VA laxity, with cases of VA employees profiting outside salaries and buyers paying inflated entitlements. Prosecutions underway in several cities with more under review.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Teague
D-Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Acon
Veterans Administration
United Sates
Atlanta
Houston
Abilene
Midland
el Paso
Tex
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Ala
California
Joan
U.S. Treasury
Phoenix
Ariz
Anew Newark
Entucky
Governor Hodges Sees Crisis From School Desegregation
Gov. Luther Hodges told the Association of Charlotte Civic Clubs that North Carolina faces a crisis in education and life after the 5- court ruling outlawing segregation. He praised Gov. Aycock for driving public education forward and urged calm, courage, and prayer as the state proceeds with desegregation.
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Charlotte
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Foundation of Progress
Assn
pessim_ hy
Charles
General Assembly
Aycock
Federal Reserve actions aim to restore market balance say chair
William McC. Martin Jr told editors the stock market curbs and higher cash requirements were not punishment but a means to restore supply and demand equilibrium. He warned inflation does not create jobs and urged cooperation to curb wasteful practices in a period of economic tightening.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
William McC. Martin Jr
Martin
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
ASNE
Board of Directors
Kenneth
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
The
Tulsa
Okla) Tribune
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Districts
Ate
Temcone
Lane
Baby Gives Sight To Grandma Through Cornea Transplant
In Dallas on April 23 a 5 month old Fort Worth infant donated a cornea to restore sight to a 47 year old grandmother. Celia Ann Covington, born blind in one eye, became the donor after doctors confirmed the cornea was healthy. Mrs Crowson gained near normal vision. a further transplant is planned for the future and Celia now wears a blue artificial eye.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Celia Ann Covington
H. T
Grand Prairie
Mrs. Covington
Annie
Henry Busse Dies of Heart Illness at 61 in Memphis
Henry Busse known as Hot Lips Busse died of a heart ailment in a Memphis hotel room. The trumpeter led bands since the 1920s and headed his own orchestra from 1930, performing in top hotel ballrooms. Funeral directors and associates noted he seemed in good spirits hours before his death.
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Memphis
Henry
Hot Lips) Busse
Echo
Joe Busse
Whiteman
United States
Busse
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Egypt
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