U S Envoys Hold Talks With Chiang On Formosa
U S envoys Admiral Radford and Walter Robertson conferred with Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei amid secrecy and rumors. Robertson inspected Quemoy defenses and returned. Radford stayed ill at Chiang's home. Officials weigh policy reports on Quemoy Matsu, defense aid, and U S Taiwan pact as MAAG strength rises and housing units are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hampson
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Adm
Arthur Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter Robertson
Quemoy
Yu Ta-wei
George Yeh
William C. Chase
Hope
Robertson
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Red China
United States
Liu Yue
Amoy
Chiang Sunday
Pos
Washington
Chiang
Matsus
Eisenhower
Chou En-lai
O. K. Yui
Legislative Yuan
Parliament
Matsu
Robertson- Radford
U.S
Bank of Taiwan
MAAG
Eastern Forest Fire Rages Out Of Control
Governor Hodges calls out Battery A of the 295th Field Artillery Battalion to fight a forest blaze near Jamesville and the Beaufort Martin line. Asst. State Forester Tillman reports the fire is not under control with no dwellings threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hodges
National Guard
Washington, D. C
Jamesville
Beaufort-Martin County
Ed Rankin
295Th Field Artillery
Lake Phelps
Paul Tillman
Washington
Beaufort
Williamston
Martin
Model Community Awaits Nuclear Blast Tomorrow
SURVIVAL CITY Nev This desert model community awaits a 24 hour reprieve for the planned 500 foot nuclear test shot now reset for tomorrow morning weather permitting Doomsday five sand swept homes and veteran officials monitor charts delaying the blast fourth postponement in the 1955 series The test involves more than 5200 people military civilian defense government news crews and observers NATO teams and reporters cover the event from News Nob nine miles away strict safety and weather criteria drive the postponements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Survival City
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Yucca Flat
Cam Irwin
Calif
Fort Hood
Tex
Camp Desert Rock
NATO
Heer
ABC
E. B. Doll
Stanford Research Institute
Governors Confer In Nashville Over Rail Strike Violence
Governors from Kentucky Indiana Illinois Tennessee Georgia Alabama and Florida meet in Nashville to urge legal action to curb strife tied to the Louisville & Nashville Bay strike. L&N seeks enforcement authority from governors and attorneys general while asking peace at K and I railroad interchanges.
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Atlanta
Louisville & Nashville Bay
Nashville
South
Lawrence Wetherby
Kentucky
Southern Governors Conference
L&n Company
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
L&n
H. T. Lively
Louisville
Indiana
Ilinois
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Lively
Couny
Kentucky & Indiana Railroad
K&i
LEN
Publishers Hear Address By Burgess
William T. Burgess of the La Crosse Tribune told the 69th American Newspaper Publishers Assn convention that rising population outpaced newspaper circulation growth. He noted 1954 print highs but slower gains, and urged solutions to diverting leisure time and higher production costs while staying profitable amid new media and evolving techniques.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
United States
William T. Burgess
The
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune
Burgess
Susan Hayward Survives death attempt in Hollywood
Hollywood star Susan Hayward reportedly tried to kill herself by taking sleeping pills in her Sherman Oaks home. Detectives broke in, found her unconscious, and rushed her to hospital where doctors treated her stomach and monitored her condition. Her mother alerted police after a hysterical call, and Hayward remained under medical care as family tensions were noted.
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Susan Hayward
North Hollywood
G. W. Wilkerson
Jess Barker
Det
K. L. Winechot
Susan
A.P. Oto
Hollywood
Sherman Oaks
Ellen Marrener
North Hollywood Receiving Hospital
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Mary Brennan
Stanley Immerman
Cedars
Walter Marrener
Iain Jess Barker
Barker
Miss Hayward
20Th ‘Century-Fox
MGM
Lillian Roth
Ministers In Scotland Take Cue From Grahar
In Glasgow and across Scotland ministers echo Billy Graham’s nightly Kelvin Hall revival inviting congregants to commit to Christ. The All-Scotland Crusade enters its sixth week as pastors report dozens making confessions, with parishioners in Lamlock Tollcross Springburn and other churches responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Kelvin Hall
Billy Graham
U. S
Kelvin
Bernard Hearfield
Lamlock Presbyterian Church
John Hamilton
Tollcross Park Church
George McNeill
Robert Telfer
Springburn Congregational Church
England
Wales
Ireland
Elvin
Church of Scotland
Tom Allan
Stars of
Christ
Dulles Signals Possible Direct Talks With Red China
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States may hold direct talks with Communist China to seek a peaceful settlement if Peiping is sincere. Talks could be on a cease fire with UN sponsorship preferred. US also seeks sincerity from the Soviet Union on an Austrian treaty. Sen. George urged including Nationalist China in talks and suggested a conference to ease Formosa tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Formosa
United States
China
Peiping
United Nations
Europe
Far East
Soviet Union
Bandung
Russia
Sen. George
D-Ga
U. S
Red China
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Department
Chou En-lai
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Neonesares
Newsmen Tour European Air Force Troop Carrier Ops
Twenty U S radio TV and newspaper men left Mitchell AFB for a nine day tour of European Air Force Troop Carrier Command operations. The group flies aboard four C124 aircraft with Lt Col Arthur Smedley in charge.
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Mitchel Air Force Base
N.Y
Air Force Troop Carrier Command
Germany
France
Esterday
Pope Air Force Bass
Fayetteville
N.C
Mitchel
464Th
Pope
9Th Air Force
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
S. C
Wrete
Hubert D. Osteen
E. Gren Seibels
Wis-Tv
Columbia
Gilbeath Rowland
Greenville News
Elmer Rumminger
WMUU
Greenville
Big Four to meet in Vienna on Austria treaty details
Moscow confirms a meeting of ambassadors from the Soviet Union Britain France and the United States will convene in Vienna to settle final details of an Austrian state treaty with Austria's participation. The date set is May 2 and talks aim for a future foreign ministers conference with Austria.
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Moscow
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
Japan
London
New York
Tokyo
U.S
Europe
Subcommittee Okays Revised State Budget With Room Rent Cut
A state subcommittee approved a revised two year budget removing dormitory rent increases at most state colleges and cutting merit increment funding by half. The bill reduces the appropriation by 1.05 million from the original 37 million proposal and raises nonresident tuition at A and T College Greensboro to 400 dollars. East Carolina tuition remained contested after a motion to cut resident fees failed.
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IGH
Advisory Budget Commission
Budget Commission
Consolidated
University of Coe Eea Oe Colege Fortrolina College
Durham
A&t College
Greensboro
East Carolina College
Reenville School
East Carolina
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Reds
Newport
N. C
Havelock
Croatan National Forest
Marine Air Station
Live
Cherry Point
Forestty Service
Dan Morriss
National Forests
North Carolina
Morris
Lakes
Craven County
Long
Little Lakes
Great
Little 5
Grahar
George Burnham
Howard
Sec. Dulles
James C. Hagerty
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
Associated Press
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
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