Red China U S discuss return of 11 civilians in Hong Kong
American and British officials prepared to receive 11 U S airmen freed by Red China after more than two years in prison. The men would undergo medical checks at Fanling before news events and a flight to Honolulu with possible stops at Guam or Wake.
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Hong Kong
China
U.S. Air Force
Hong Bi
Red China
United States
Peiping
U.S
Air Force
U. S. Air Force
Fanling
Jockey Club
Kai Tak
Honolulu
Guam
Wake
U. S
White House
James Hagerty
Washington
Far East
North Korea
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
John T. Downey
New Britain
Conn
Richard G. Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Senators Clash Over Geneva Charges and Eisenhower Policy
Sen Goldwater said the American people will rebuff Sen McCarthy's charges that Eisenhower befriended tyrants at Geneva. He argued the public favors peace and supported the Geneva outcome, while McCarthy seeks to take the issue to voters as a test of GOP staying power.
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Washington
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Eisenhower
Geneva
Senate
Asia
Reblican
Joe
Democrat Party
Republic
Congress Hopes to Finish Tonight as Sessions Hurdles Persist
Washington report says administration and Congress race to close out the current session. Rep Martin and Sen Knowland outline aims including housing and atomic ship bills, Defense Production Act extension, transit issues, and executive pay.
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Washington
Congress
Rep. Martin
Mass
White House
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Martin
House
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Senate
House Committee
Knowland
Small Business Administration
Washington Transit
Reds Should Renounce Force Says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles urged Red China to renounce force as a prelude to broad negotiations with the United States and other nations. He cautioned that apparent moves toward peace may be misleading and emphasized discarding the pistol as a key condition.
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Wang
China
United States
Formosa
United Nations
Washington 4
Dulles
Red China
Gun Battle Blazes In Little Rock
Gunfire erupted last night in Little Rock between guards of the Capitol Transit Co and unidentified attackers. No injuries were reported. damage included a diesel tank and a window as authorities prepared for a possible National Guards deployment amid AFL Union strikes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Capitol Ae Transit Co
Orvan Faubus
Pratt Remmel
CTC
AFL
Agay
Sam Shinnall
Arkansas River
Shinnall
Louie Godair
Meerhy
Ralees
Housing Bill Approved Sent To President Veto Expected
The House passed a housing bill 187 to 168, sending it to President Eisenhower, who indicated possible veto. The measure would fund 45,000 public housing units for one year plus 100,000 military housing, with 500 million for slum clearance, and expands FHA insured loans though critics call it distasteful and administratively wrong.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Conference
FHA
Wolcott
R-Mich
Martin
Senate
Nnet
Mass
Albert Cole
Cole
Talbott Resigns as Air Secretary Over Outside Interests
President Eisenhower accepts Harold E. Talbott's resignation on August 13 after Talbott agrees to give up profits from an outside business. Talbott told the President he acted within ethics and praised his own tenure amid Senate investigations into potential conflicts with Paul Mulligan Co. clients.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Talbott
White House
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Tal
Defense Wilson
Entagon
George N. Craig
Indiana
Carl Hinshaw
Calif
Douglas
Lee White
New York
Fred Crawford
Cleveland
McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Senate
New York Busiess Engineering
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Aes
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cony Cena
Goldwater
Gulf Gale Subsides After Fatal Alabama Storm Toll
A Gulf gale with winds to 60 mph near Brenda battered Alabama coast, closing the Mobile Causeway and causing two deaths in wrecks on rain slick highways. High tides and four inches of rain disrupted travel from Mobile northward as boats were damaged and roads remained hazardous.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Dauphein Island
U.S. 43
Sims
Brenda
Pearl River
New Orleans
Soviet farm delegates begin four day South Dakota tour
YANKTON S D The visiting Soviet farm delegates set out from Yankton on a four day tour of South Dakota farms and institutions. They will travel from Yankton to Mitchell Huron Redfield and Aberdeen arriving tonight for two days in the Aberdeen area.
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Yankton
S.D
South Dakota
Mitchell
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Minnesota
Nebraska
Eee of
Ceea
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Vladimir Matskevich
Washington
Mexico
Hodges Names Officers and Directors of A and NC Railroad
Governor Hodges announced his picks for officers and directors of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad. He designated Faison Thompson of Goldsboro as proxy to vote the state stock at the stockholders meeting at Atlantic Beach. He named as officers Judson H. Blount, M. G. Mann, Paul LaRoque, James C. Little Jr., Albert R. Bell, A. B. Harless, John Larkins Jr., and Lawrence Stith, with Mann, Speight, Johnson, Fulcher, Kallam, Salter, Cowell, and Dr. B. F. Royal as directors. The A&NC owns the line between Ore and Morehead City and is operated under lease by the Atlantic and East Carolina Railroad. The state is a stockholder in theA&NC.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad
Faison Thompson
Goldsboro
A&nc
Atlantic Beach
Friay
Judson H. Blount
Greenville
M. G. Mann
Paul LaRoque
Kinston
James C. Little Jr
Albert R. Bell
New Bern
A. B. Harless
Edenton
John Larkins Jr
Trenton
Lawrence Stith
Diipernors
Abertondo Sets Mississippi River Endurance Aim
Argentine swimmer Antonio Abertondo, 37, pursues a Mississippi River endurance record late today. He swam about 200 miles after leaving St. Louis and aims to reach Cottonwood Point, Missouri, covering 300 miles in total. He seeks to surpass John Sigmund’s 1945 70 mile record from St. Louis to Caruthersville.
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Columbus
Antonio Abertondo
Abertondo
Kentucky
Cairo
St. Louis
Cottonwood Point
John Sigmund
Caruthersville
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Marvin
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