Tyler Pleads Innocent To Charges In WWII Prisoner Case
FT. BRAGG N C Set John L Tyler charged with aiding the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea pleaded innocent to all charges and specifications. A 25 year old Moundsville West Virginia soldier is accused of informing on fellow prisoners writing pro Communist articles asking prisoners to sign peace petitions and attempting to convert them to communism. First witness John B Allen a truck driver from Berkeley California testified Tyler threatened him and he was placed in solitary confinement. Allen claimed he lied about joining the Ku Klux Klan to avoid trouble. A University of Iowa student Raymond L Gray said he was solitary for two months then confessed to being a KKK member. Tyler is charged with informing on Gray and Allen. The trial follows motions to reorganize cases after some charges were dismissed. Tyler was a prisoner of the Chinese Communists from June 1951 to August 1953. He belongs to a Ft. Bragg chemical company.
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Berkeley
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Reds
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Towa City
Towa
University of Iowa
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Gray
Maj
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Ft. Bragg Chemical Company
Seawolf Launching Tomorrow in Groton Connecticut
The Seawolf, world’s second atomic powered submarine, will launch at 11 30 a m tomorrow on the Thames River. Four and a half tons of special grease have been applied to the ways and two ram devices near the bow are ready to start the slide if needed. About 20 000 spectators are to attend as Mrs W Sterling Cole christens the hull with a champagne bottle. Cmdr Richard B Laning of Amherst Virginia will ride down the ways with the crew of 102 aboard. The launch follows 18 months after the Nautilus premiere event.
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Seawolf
Thames River
Electec
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W. Sterling Cole
U.S
Richard B. Laning
Amherst
Dwight Eisenhower
Union charges allege Chat ham Co fired workers for union activity
Textile Workers Union files NLRB charges in Winston Salem claiming Simmons and Odell Carter were discharged for union activity. Company says terminations due to violations of company rules. Carter dismissed March 19 after a union election 1,189 to 730 against representation. Simmons discharged May. Four orchestra parts listed as strings wood winds and percussion.
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Winston - Salem
N.C
Textile Workers Union of America, Cio
Chatham Manufacturing Co
Elkin
National Labor Relations Board
Simmons
Odell Carter
Carter
Chatham
Stocks Drift Mixed On Quiet New York Trading
In a calm session after an active opening gains mixed moves touched by sector shifts. Industrials and chemicals rose while rails slipped with Pennsylvania up on strong earnings. U S Steel led gains amid a broad list of notable movers as prices edged higher at midday.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel
Liggett & Myers
Goodrich A
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Sears
American Enka Announces First Public Financing
American Enka Corp. plans its first public financing in 27 years. Existing shareholders receive rights to subscribe for new stock to raise about 11 million dollars for expansion. Shareholders meet August 9 to approve increasing authorized common shares from 1.2 million to 1.6 million with a five dollar par value. Proceeds mainly fund a 21 million dollar project, subject to SEC approval.
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New York
American
Enka Corp
Enka
N.C
Lowland
Tenn
Securities and Commission
French May Oust Ben Arafa Moves in Morocco
Casablanca reports indicate French officials seek to remove Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa as part of a moderation program for Moroccans amid rioting. Grandval faces opposition from French colonists as violence continues in Fedala and Rabat with deaths and property losses. Moroccan experts note growing support for exiled Sultan Ben Youssef.
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Morocco
Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
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Rabat
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Sultan
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
UAW Indicted Over TV Program Financing
A Detroit grand jury indicted the United Auto Workers on four counts for using general funds to support political activity in the Meet the UAW-CIO program on WJBK TV. UAW officials accuse interference by Republicans and name Emil Mazey as a key figure in the probe.
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Michigan
Southern Industrial Relations Conference Opens in Blue Ridge
Executives and supervisors from Dixie manufacturing firms open the 36th Southern Industrial Relations Conference in Blue Ridge North Carolina to explore the theme Sound Human Relations in Modern Industry Lecturers include Arthur H Motley Parade Magazine editor and Dr George D Heaton Myers Park Baptist Church labor relations consultant Speakers tomorrow include A T Hanson West Point Manufacturing Herbert L Deal American Telephone J Sullivan United States Rubber Co and R J Reynolds Tobacco Co personnel manager Charles J Y Jr with Reynolds tobacco plant leaders listed as attending
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N.C
Dixie Manufacturing
Arthur H. Motley
Parade Magazine
New York City
George D. Heaton
Charlotte's
Myers Park Baptist Church
Eisenhower Presses GermMany NATO Unity At Summit
At a formal session President Eisenhower urged Soviet Premier Bulganin and Zhukov to permit Germany’s unification within NATO. Bulganin replied cordially that he accepted the words but noted unnamed individuals had spoken otherwise. They then spoke privately at a buffet, keeping any exchange secret.
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Soviet Union
Germany
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Kremlin
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Security Organization
United States
Dr. Adams elected president of Baptist World Alliance
Dr. Theodore Adams of First Baptist Richmond was elected to a five year term as president of the Baptist World Alliance, succeeding Dr. F Townley Lord. Arnold T Ohrn was reelected general secretary. Adams, 57, will visit the Soviet Union next month with three other American ministers. He has led the Richmond church since 1936 and commands a 6000 strong congregation.
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First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Baptist World Alliance
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Britain
Arnold T. Ohrn
Washington, D.C
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New World Baptist
Soviet Union
Rochester
N.Y
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Yakov Zhidkov
Russian Council of Evangelical Christian Baptists
P. S. Wilkinson
San Antonio
Senators Back NATO and its Defensive Promise
Senators express support for NATO as essential while cautioning on dissolution. Sen Hickenlooper says NATO remains vital until global military and economic stability improves. Sen Wiley praises Eisenhower's appeal to Marshal Zhukov recognizing NATO as defensive, noting potential far reaching effects.
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Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
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Wisconsin
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Marshal Zhukov
Wiley
Indonesia’s Path to Independence Timeframe
The history notes Indonesia endured over three centuries under Dutch rule before achieving independence in 1949. It marks a long colonial era followed by a protracted struggle for sovereignty.
Ministers Weigh German Question at Summit Talks
Four foreign ministers discussed the interrelated German reunification and European security issues and recommended that the heads of government focus this afternoon on European security. President Eisenhower and Soviet Marshal Zhukov held a private luncheon, followed by a Bulganin luncheon with Eden and Faure as Dulles attended. Further arrivals included Eden adviser Neville Brownjohn and Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament aide.
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Eisenhower
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Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Dulles
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Zhukov
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Harold E. Stassen
Geneva
Soviet Summit Signals Cold War détente Ambiguities
Western leaders Eisenhower Eden and Faure oppose Soviet aims at Geneva summits while Bulganin hints at a long lasting status quo. Germany remains the central prize as Adenauer’s Western alignment may shift, with Moscow touting tension relief and an atomic pool offer as part of a broader coexistence strategy.
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