Satellite creators expect to meet launching deadline
Dr John P Hagen of the Vanguard program says the U S Navy project is essentially on schedule as the White House asks for readiness to launch satellites in the International Geophysical Year starting next July. Kaplan predicts first launch around January 1 1958 with six successes possible.
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John P. Hagen
Navy
White House
U. S
United States
Joseph Kaplan
Ohio University
Athens
Kaplan
U. S. National Committee For the Geophysical Year
Hagen
Russia
Naval Research Laboratory
Earth
Directs Satellite Project
Vanguard
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
International Geophysical
New Anti Government Mob Violence Reported In Poland
Reports from Warsaw describe new anti government violence after the Stettin Soviet consulate attack. Police and security troops dispersed mobs in several towns including Nowy Ciechocinek and Nieszawa, with many arrests including youths and unemployed. Trybuna Ludu notes further incidents.
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Warsaw
Stettin
Trybuna Ludu
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Olecko
Bialystok
Communist Paper
Nowy Ciechocinek
Communist Party
Nieszawa
Hungary
Szczecin
Super Parliament proposed for NATO by Lloyd in Paris
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd proposes a limited powers “super parliament” for the Atlantic community as part of a three point plan to strengthen political bonds among NATO members. The plan includes a parliamentary assembly, a NATO directorate with WEU input, and economic cooperation groups. West Germany warns East German revolt could pressure Allies for aid. Adenauer resists, fearing Russian retaliation.
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Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
North Atlantic Council
NATO Alliance
Lloyd
Threepower
West G
East Germany
Hungary
Moscow
NATO
von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Otto Grotewohl
New Trial Ordered in Slaying of Sanford Woman
The North Carolina Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Vernie Hipp of Sanford, ruling evidence supported self defense in the killing of her husband Clayton Hipp after he allegedly assaulted her with a rifle. The court criticized Lee County jurists for instructing there was no justification for self defense.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Sanford
Winston-Salem
Utilities Commission
Vernie Hipp
Clayton Hipp
George Fountain
Lee County
Seven Men Cleared in Flogging Case in Wildwood
In Bushnell Florida seven white men were acquitted by directed verdicts in the flogging of Jesse Woods a 39 year old Black farm laborer taken from Wildwood jail. Judge T G Futch granted acquittals after State Attorney A P Buie requested four releases amid testimony inconsistencies. The incident involved Woods being forced from jail east of Wildwood and beaten with belts and fists. key witnesses included 13 state witnesses with several defendants identified at the scene.
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Bushnell, Fla
Jesse Woods
Wildwood Jail
T. G. Futch
Atty
A. P. Buie
Buie
Sumter County
George
Georgia
Wood
Wildwood
Woods
Walkout Angers Delegates at United Nations
Delegates rallied behind an American resolution condemning Russia for tampering in Hungarian affairs after Hungary’s pro Moscow delegation walked out. Spain Turkey and Colombia joined as sponsors, bringing the total to 20, while India Burma Ceylon and Indonesia backed a companion Asian-led measure. The Soviet Union then presented a complaint accusing the United States of subversive action in Eastern Europe.
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Hungary
U.N
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Colombia
General Assembly
India
Burma
Ceylon
Indonesia
N. Y.P
Soviet Union
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Europe
Asheboro Court Clerk Charges Not Pressed
Asheboro court clerk charges were not pressed against Mrs Virginia K Chriscoe after an accountant testified that the Clerk of Court Carl L King admitted drawing interest in building and loan funds for personal use, a practice of preceding clerks.
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Asheboro
Virginia K. Chrisecoe
Carl L. King
Underground group claims kidnapping and slaying British lieutenant
In Port Said the Egyptian underground says it abducted and killed a young British lieutenant. British authorities await firmer evidence before confirming the officer is dead, while stockwell signals possible action if the lieutenant is not returned alive. The affair follows a cache seizure and threats to British forces as Egypt withdraws under pressure.
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Port Said
Egypt
Hugh Stockwell
Usen
G. Moorehouse
Stockwell
Oe Aa
Nasser
Security Council Backs Japan UN Seat Bid
The Security Council unanimously recommended Japan as the United Nations 80th member clearing the path for quick General Assembly approval. Japan’s bid, filed July 16 1952, faced four Soviet vetoes over four years with strong backing from the United States led by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr who pledged a warm welcome upon admission.
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United Nations
Security Council
Japan
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
IRA raids storm Northern Ireland in mass attack
An IRA assault across six Ulster counties caused widespread damage and chaos. The raid involved blasts at BBC transmitters, a territorial army building, bridges, and a courthouse fire, with gunfire, arrests, and several wounded as police and helicopters chased fleeing assailants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
British North Ireland
Royal Ulster Constabulary
British Broadcasting Corp
Ulster
Irish Republic
IRA
United Kingdom
West Pocket
Londonderry
BBC
Magherafelt
Territorial Army
U. S. National Guard
Inishmore
Newtown Butler
Ex Tito Comrade On Trial
Belgrade Yugoslavia ex Tito comrade Milovan Djilas former vice president and ex comrade in arms of President Tito goes on trial in secret on charges of undermining the government. Indictment says he published hostile propaganda in New Leader and a statement to a news agency. He denounced Yugoslav policy in U.N. debate on Hungary and advocated greater freedom and two system socialism.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Milovan Dijilas
Tito
Dijilas
Djilas
New Leader
New York
Moscow
Russia
Hungary
Dalas
Slavia
U.N
Protests and Clashes Ripple Through Hungary As Strike Extends
In Hungary a second day of protests against Premier Janos Kadar's Soviet backed government sparks isolated clashes between striking workers and Russian troops. The general strike nearly halts industry as Moscow radio downplays its effectiveness while rebels in the hills northwest of Budapest attempt to resist encirclement. More details on page twelve.
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Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kadar
Budapest
Central Workers’ Council
Moscow Radio
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