U.S. Disarm Plan Aims at Merged Inspection System
United States and Soviet Union would exchange military blueprints and data, allow ground observers at key locations, and permit monitored aerial reconnaissance to prevent surprise attacks. Stassen outlined the plan to a five nation Disarmament subcommittee in New York with France Britain and Canada present. Arkady Sobolev was to comment later. If rejected, approval would go to the Disarmament Commission and the UN General Assembly.
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Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
U.S
Stassen
Arkady A. Sobolev
France
Britain
Canada
Disarmament Commission
U.N. General Assembly
Russia
United States
Chrysler and UAW Near New Contract Deal
Detroit reports a tentative Chrysler UAW agreement to curb a 139,000 member strike and align layoff pay with Ford GM terms. Negotiations resume to finalize details as unions aim to avoid walkouts at Bendix American Motors and others amid ongoing model changeovers.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
UAW
American Motors Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bendix
South Bend
Ind
Teterboro
N. J
Elmira Heights
N. C
North Hollywood
Calif
St. Joseph
Mich
Inglewood
Cena Jeacon
American Motors Corps
Navy Firing Case Highlights Subversive List Dispute
A Navy veteran, Joseh H. Summers Jr., claims he was dismissed for parental associations rather than any conduct. His mother testified she belonged to no subversive groups, while Summers says authorities refused to name the organization involved. Senators dissect the security program as Summers awaits fuller inquiry on civil service rules.
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Joseph H. Sumner, Jr
Pauline Sumner
Senate Civil Service
Sumner
Providence
R. L
Navy Department
Washington
Joseh H. Summers Jr
R. T
Pauline Sumners
Progressive Party
Hen A. Wallace
International Omen
League For Peace and Freedom
World Affairs Council
Sumners
Navy
Quonset Point
R.I
Naval Air Station
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Civil Service Subcommittee
FF al Iplane
Eisenhower
Beto
Boy Scouts
U S and Red China Deadlock Over Civilians Repatriation
U S envoy U Alexis Johnson and Chinese ambassador Wang Pingwow met in Geneva for two and a half hours without progress on the repatriation of 41 Americans detained by Peiping. They announced a next meeting set for Tuesday, continuing a month of secret negotiations on the civilian repatriation issue.
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Geneva
United States
Peiping Regige
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S
Prague
Wang Ping- Wow
Warsaw
Palace of Nations
Forrestal Engine Trouble Delays Carrier Run To Norfolk
The Forrestal suffers a second propeller shaft failure forcing return to Newport News shipyard. Power loss halts speed trials and may affect Sept 29 delivery, with commissioning eyed for Oct 1 if on schedule.
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Forrestal
Newport News
Navy
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Thomas
Moscow widens Middle East challenge to U S influence
U S officials warn Moscow grows as a strategic rival in the Middle East offering arms to Egypt and courting Arab states. Russia expands trade ties and diplomatic moves with Egypt Iran and Saudi Arabia while denouncing Western defense efforts. Washington sees potential for a neutral bloc and increased Soviet influence amid efforts to stabilize the region.
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Washington
Russia
Middle East
Egypt
State Department
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dulles
Nasser
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Damascus
Iran
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Israel Demands Egypt Blame for Gaza Cease Fire Standoff
Israel balks at a cease fire plan demanding Egypt acknowledge responsibility for border violence that has raged for seven days. An Israeli spokesman condemned the U N order as equalizing Israel’s defense with Egypt’s alleged aggression. Egyptian reports claim commandos crossed into Israel and attacked targets near Tel Aviv and Magdal.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
U.N
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Magdal
Looser Formations Advised After Boxcar Collision
A U S Air Force board in Wiesbaden recommended looser ferry flight formations after two C-119 Flying Boxcars collided over the Black Forest, killing 66 American servicemen. The board tied the crash to engine failure of undetermined origin and said tighter formations are still needed for air drops.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Army
Black Forest
Hershey Calls For Large Standby Reserve
Boston Major General Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, urged at the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment that the nation needs a large standby reserve to back up the active force. He contrasted a large professional army with a ready reserve and warned against militarization while stressing the reserve’s readiness over its size. He urged restricting defense technicians to prevent them becoming servants rather than masters.
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Boston
Lewis B. Hershey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hershey
Neuest
Burke Waives Hearing In Extradition Case
Elmer Burke charged with murder in New York and jail breaking in Boston waived arrest and extradition to New York. U S District Judge Williams overruled a transfer to Charleston. Burke and his attorney moved to delay while agreeing on return details. He pleaded guilty to unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in a related federal case.
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Charleston
S.C
Elmer
Trigger) Burke
New York
Boston
U.S
Gaines Smith
U. S
Ashton H. Williams
Burke
Williams
I. H. Jacobson
Jacobson
Asst. Dist
Arthur G. Howe
Howe
Federal Building
John G. Morris
Memphis
Tenn
Morris
Surplus Farm Goods Challenge U S Diplomacy
The United States holds over five billion dollars in surplus farm products and spends about twenty thousand dollars per hour storing them. An AP report examines how to reduce the surplus without harming domestic and allied economies while weighing the global hunger for feed.
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United States
Warren Rogers Jr
Republic
Virginia
VA. 8
Binshopera
Seyin
US Air Power Ahead But Faces Soviet Catch-Up Threat
Gen. Nathan F. Twining warned that a flood of Soviet aircraft poses greater danger than a hurricane while stressing the United States remains ahead in air power. He cautioned Russian production is rapidly catching up in both quantity and quality, and warned a Soviet lead could increase attack likelihood. He noted progress on radar warning lines, but a distant early warning line is only starting, and supersonic interceptors are a year away. Twining said U S air defense must deter aggressive air forces, with B52 described as the world’s premier jet bomber.
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Boston
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Air Force
United States
Twining
Sonora
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Canada
Arctic
Air Defense Command
Bom
Siapestiu
Resignation of Gilbert Grandval Shakes Moroccan Policy
Paris reports Gilbert Grandval will resign as resident general of Morocco with Aug 31 acceptance. Pierre Boyer de Latour named to replace him and head to Rabat from Tunis. Faure aims to appease Moroccans and Europeans while enforcing firm rule. Ben Moulay Arafa to step down and a three man Regency to govern pending Ben Youssef’s future.
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Paris
France
Gilbert Grandval
Paniparentire
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Moocens
Tunis
Rabat
Grandval
Protectorate
Oge Gody
Matignon
Edgar Faure
Boyer de Latour
Morocco
Tunisia
Faure
Aix Les Bains
Prose Inet
Recep
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Ae Sultaan
Mohammed Ben Yossef
Madagascar
Ben Youssef
Council of the Throne
Ben Moula Arafa
Peron Offers To Resign Sparks Massive Protests In Buenos Aires
President Juan D. Peron offered to resign prompting mass demonstrations by CGT and Peronista supporters who urged him to stay. Hugo di Pietro called a 15 minute national stoppage and workers to remain in plazas. Shops and offices closed as war ministries and troops surrounded the Plaza de Mayo.
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Tion
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Central Labor Federation
Quikely
Peron
Buenos Aires
Central Confederation of Labor
CGT
Peronista Party
Hugo di Pietro
Plaza de Mayo
di Pietro
Casa Rosada
Pink House
Enou
CGO
Ministry of War
Man Kills Himself After Slaying Two Sisters-in-Law
In Buffalo West Virginia Lincoln Sayre 47 sought since Monday night was found dead by state troopers he had killed himself A note said he planned to go out of this world They say his estranged wife was found in Milton Virginia and the two sisters-in-law Johnson 43 a Buffalo schoolteacher and Alice Martin 60 of Nitro were found dead on the lawn Monday
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Buffalo
W.va
Lincoln Sayre
H. C. Baverley
Sayre
Milton
J. M. Wade Jr
Putnam County
West Virginia
Charleston
Johnson
Alice Martin
Nitro
E. C. Guthrie
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United Nations
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U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
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America
Perhops
Loy
Harry S. Truman
Midwest
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