Austria Rejects Molotov Proposal to Retain Troops After Treaty
Vienna formally declined Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov's demand that Big Four troops stay in Austria after an independence treaty. Foreig n Minister Leopold Figl argued the plan blocks liberation and questioned which power would back such a proposition to its own parliament. The conference debated Austria while Western ministers expect further talks on Korea and a second session on Germany.
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Britain
France
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China
Far East
Germany
Reds Seek To Expose West Split
Seoul reports say Russia aims to expose rift among Western democracies at a planned Far Eastern conference with Asian nations. Moscow seeks to delay Japan’s recovery, push neutralist blocs, and revive colonialism charges against the West as a pretext to broaden influence in Korea and the Far East.
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Korea
Russia
Red China
Far East
Europe
Orient
Japan
Wilson Denounces Fears of Low Mood in Peace Shift
New York defense secretary Charles E. Wilson told 800 at a Lincoln Day dinner that blood spilling and jobs are not synonymous. He rejected claims the shift from Korean War footing to peace will cause a downturn, criticizing critics of the GOP administration without naming Democrats.
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Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
National Republican Club
Democratic Party
Jap Money Scheme Collapses Amid Political Fallout
Tokyo reports the Hoazen Kei zai Kai collapse as 12 million dollars vanished. Investigators say Matsutomi Ito spread lavish contributions to top parties and even the Buddhist abbot invested funds. The scheme unraveled after a poor cotton crop and shrinking interest payments, triggering a Diet inquiry and reforms.
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Japan
Neral
Shigeru Yoshida
Hoazen Keizai Kai
Matsutomi Ito
Ito
Boston
Tto
I Vestenene
George Views Political War Lightly Amid Lincoln Day Fray
Sen. George of Georgia downplays the GOP Democratic clash over past Communist coddling noting the year and campaign infighting unlikely to fade with elections. President Eisenhower urged moderation as Republicans and Democrats sparred nation wide on Lincoln Day tables and speeches.
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Washington
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TNS
Georgia
Eisenhower
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R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Ferguson
Brooklyn
Pope to Speak to World’s Sick Sunday
Convalescing Pope Pius XII, 77, will reach out to the world’s sick via radio from Vatican City. The address, about 10 minutes, begins at 7:15 p.m. local time and will be carried on Vatican and shortwave outlets as part of Marian year observances.
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L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Plans Made For Test Of H Bomb In Pacific
Honolulu reports preparation for a Pacific hydrogen bomb test series with a projected start in two to three weeks. Officials including Alvin Graves and Maj. Gen. Percy Clarkson moved toward the Marshall Islands, while construction staff gear up. No warning plan is in place and weather forecasts warn of possible airborne radiation if tests occur.
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Indica
Alvin Graves
Marshall Islands Atomic Proving Grounds
Percy Clarkson
Atomic Task Force Seven
Marshall Islands
Army
Holmes and Narver
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Atomic Energy Commission
Weather Bureau
Hawaii
Unitedates
Eisenhower Plans Special Message on Atomic Peace Use
President Eisenhower will address Congress next week with a two part plan on peacetime atomic energy for private industry and on sharing certain atomic information with allies. He is camping at Secretary Humphrey’s Milestone plantation near Thomasville, pursuing quail with W. Alton Jones and James Hagerty present.
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America
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James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Humphrey Plantation
Secretary of the Treasury
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Milestone
Luc
W. Walumphrey
Cliff Roberts
New York
Mverteget Sanker
Augusta Ga
National Golf Club
W. Alton Jones
The
Cities Service Co
White House
Capital
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Humphreys
Coffee Trade Lists Given Senate Group
Sen Beall said a New York coffee broker supplied investigators with a complete list of coffee futures trades and traders in recent months. The banking subcommittee will await other brokers to provide lists, with subpoenas possible. Next testimony will cover major buyers like chain stores. Gustavo Lobo Jr. urged members to provide transaction and customer lists.
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Beall
New York
Senate Banking
Ile
Gustavo Lobo Jr
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
ROK Troop Offer Given Little Chance
American officials doubted any French acceptance of Seoul's offer to send a South Korean division to Indochina. A French embassy spokesman signaled a rejection over fears of triggering Chinese intervention, while U S officials viewed Rhee bluff as unlikely to alter the balance against Communist China. Diplomatic circles noted Seoul's push underscored South Korea’s grievance over the 38th Parallel division as Pyongyang and Washington weighed options.
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Pierre Mendes-France
Vernon
George Bdault
Mao Tze-tung
Mendes-France
Hoi Minh
Paris
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Laos
ROK
Sohn Won Il
Seoul
Washington
38Th
Pyuh Yung
Associated Press
Lennon-Scott Senate Race Flare Up In One Week
In Raleigh the Lennon Scott Senate race fans flames as Kerr Scott moves fast with filing fees, campaign launches, and speeches in Chapel Hill Ahoskie and Jackson while Lennon responds with pointed criticisms and calls for civil campaigning Scott names Mary McIver Stanford as co-manager for the women’s division signaling a brisk, polarized early contest.
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Heavill
Senate
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Orange County
Haw River
Police seize AP photographer as Rome church name is chiselled off
Italian police in Rome struck quickly at the Church of Christ removing the six inch high sign reading Christ from a wall and detaining AP photographer Remo Nassi before releasing him without charges. U.S. correspondent Allan Jacks was ordered to leave the scene.
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Church of Christ
Associated Press
Remo Nassi
Allan Jacks
U.S
Nassi
Ministry of Interior
Italy
Mario Scelba
Interior
Morse says farm program aids everybody, not just farmers
Undersecretary True D Morse told Corn Belt Livestock Feeders in Washington that the new farm program treats agriculture as a total industry. He criticized high price supports as causing scarcity and unemployment, urging flexible feed costs and prices to benefit all people, not only farm residents.
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D. Morse
Eisenhower
Morse
French Planes Batter Rebels For Fifth Day
French fighters and bombers attacked Vietminh forces of Division 308 for the fifth straight day in Indochina. The communique said losses were inflicted on the enemy as French reconnaissance and assaults continued around Luang Prabang and Dien Bien Phu area with thousands of troops in action.
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Nga
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