Tough Guy Radford begins second two year term
Adm. Arthur Radford starts a second two year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He is seen as a tough figure shaping U S policy in Asia while insisting civilian control remains in charge. Critics warn of increased reliance on atomic weapon use and possible ground force commitments.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Red China
Asia
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Halfard
U. S
State Department
Pentagon
Wilson
Philes
Radford Vnsta
JCS
Este
Joint Chiefs of
Polio Test May Come From Schick's Next Breakthrough
Dr Bela Schick, 78, famed for the diphtheria test, says the next major need in medicine is a polio immunity test to gauge individual protection and ease Salk vaccine shortages. He recalls the early fight for diphtheria immunization and notes the slower pace of polio progress.
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Frances Lewine
New York
Nde Schick
Schick
Salk
Austria
Dr. Schick
United
Bela
Bay-la) Schick
Louis Pasteur
Vienna
Edwin Kleba
Frederick Loeffler
Emil von Behring
von Behring
Medical Ao
Mount Samal Hospital
New York City
Behick
G. Ramen
Pasteur Institute
Paris
William HM. Park
Abraham Nnd
NAAWP Chapter Reported in Charlotte Area
Fragmentary notes indicate a request to meet in Charlotte and discuss forming a North Carolina chapter of the NAAWP. Reportedly about 500 people in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County heard of potential chapter activity.
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NAAWP
Charlotte
North Carolina
Mecklen- Comey
Tourist boat sinks with 17 feared lost in Rouen river incident
A tourist boat carrying up to 30 passengers sank on the Grne River near Ouistreham while attempting to shore at Riva Fella Point Caen. At least 17 people, many French from a suburb, drowned as sea rose and trapped victims remained aboard.
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Ouistreham
Grne
Riva Fella
Caen
Paris
Roc
Mont
Nitro Fire Suppressed at Major Gas Well in Renovo
In Renovo Pennsylvania on June 18 an explosion used 300 pounds of nitro to stop a huge natural gas fire at a large well. Paul Red Adair placed and detonated the explosive, blowing out the blaze as gas continued to gush at about 200 million cubic feet per day. Ten men were injured and twenty five shaken as police and guards guarded spectators amid a dangerous, days long capping effort ahead.
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Renovo
Paul “Red Adair
Adair
Adenauer Heads to Europe to Boost Western Unity
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer flew to London for talks with U S and British and French ministers after meetings with Eisenhower and Dulles. He praised Western unity as essential to solving common problems and discussed European security, NATO, and possible German unification amid Cold War tensions.
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New York
Europe
Adenauer
London
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Minteter
U. S
CBS
Ic Giamaalier
Bes
Sen. Jon
R-Wis
Germany
Weat
Hi Career
Joan Madigan
Newsweek
Nan Neta Sk Deennete See
Russia
West
Tor
McCarthy
Senate
Jean Sak Coens
Weber
Madigan
Washington
Elie Abel
New York Times
Hayden
Detroit
Ee Koop
Foot
NATO
Organae
Four Killed In Highway Collision Near Holly Hill
A head on crash on U S 176 near Holly Hill South Carolina killed four occupants of a car returning from a Carolinas Law Enforcement Officers Assn. meeting in Charlotte. Sgt Jesse C Benton 38 and his wife Mary 35 Detective James F Tindal 46 and his wife Gertrude 31 died. Truck driver Henry Stark 41 of Columbia was jailed at Moncks Corner. The Tindals had three children Brenda James Jr and Dave while the Bentons had one son.
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Holly Hill
S. C
Here
Charleston
Jesse C. Benton
Mary B. Benton
James F. Tindal
Gertrude Tindal
Carolinas Laworcement Officers Assn
Charlotte
U. S
Henry Arthur Stark
Columbia
Showers and Thunderstorms Across The South and West
Weather reports describe showers and thunderstorms from Mississippi and central Missouri valleys to Florida and the Carolinas with light rain along the Pacific into San Diego. Temperatures reach into the 90s in parts of the northeast as southerly winds push highs well into the 70s and 80s elsewhere.
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Missouri
Texas
Florida
Carolinas
Washington
Pacific
San Diego
Calif
Rockies
Great Lakes
Ward
New Mexico
New Eng
Caribou
Maine
Boston
Chicago
Gila. Bend
Ariz
New Ven
Miami
Atlanta
New Orleans
Anasattic
Sit Lake City
Thermal
Billings, Mont
Omaha
Denver
Georgia
UCLA Coeds Promote Nude Photos To Build Million Dollar Mailorder
Witness Mary Dorothy Tager told Sen Kefauver that UCLA coeds posed nude and helped fuel a $600 investment into a million dollar yearly mailorder art business. She described payments in photos and a worldwide operation, listing profits and a nude photo distribution network.
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UCLA
James Bacon
Los Angeles
Tager
Balboa
Dorothy
Sugarman
Astern Hi
Washington, D. C
Stapenhorst
Democrats Seek Defense Funds Boost for Fighters
Democratic senators pressured the Defense Department to add about 200 million for fighter aircraft as part of a large funding bill. General Nathan F. Twining and Pentagon leaders said current fighter production suffices and asked to defer extra money, while the Senate contemplates various armament and force-level adjustments including Marine Corps cuts.
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Lars
Senate
Jes Sen. Sytington
D-Mo
Air Force
Defense Department
Nathan F. Twining
Pentagon
Congress
Marine Corps
Army
Sen. Chavez
Editorial questions army role in Argentina crisis
An editorial argues the army, not Peron, dominates the crisis in Argentina. It notes a navy minister replacement, limited naval action, and a rift between military factions and Peronists. The piece warns a return to normality remains unclear amid labor federation ties and political maneuvering.
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Peron
Lang
Het
Labor Federation
OGT
Navy
Peronista
Acer Enet
Mass el
Windstorm destroys homes. charity aids victims in Sherman
In Sherman Texas Mrs Ray Good donated her husband s old clothes to a charity organization The Goods home was among several houses wrecked by a windstorm The organization had already supplied clothing to storm victim Rey Good and others this relief effort reflects community aid after the disaster.
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Sherman
Tex
Ray Good
Favored
Rey Good
Striking Seamen Return to Work in Britain
Striking seamen, led by Lassle Hargreaves, resume duties after a 19 day walkout linked to wage and working conditions. Cunard sues five leaders for conspiracy as 20,000 mariners threaten further action and dock workers blend in across ports.
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Southwenp
Lassle Hargreaves
Hargreaves
Southampton
Lizzie
Cunnard
National Union
Cunard
Ecorstracta
Te Queen Mary
Steve Gores
Lomten
London
Hull
Marchester
Em Report
Gennes Workers Union
Aanot
Iee
Shi
U. S
Richard A
Dustry
Eden
Coas
Interunion
Wildcat
Aneurin Bevan
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