UN Ends Armistice Ban. New Weapons to Korea
The United Nations Command voided the Korean armistice ban on new weapons to counter North Korea's buildup. Marine Corps General Homer L. Litzenberg stated jets capable of delivering atomic arms may be used, but no atomic weapons are currently for ground forces. The North Korean and Chinese reps condemned the move as a step toward resuming war.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
North Korea
Marine Cre. TS «Ecletant
Uray Wmvel
BORED
U.N
South Korea
Litzenberg
Masts Arena
Cheaetaw
Wilson
U.S
Europe
Air Force
Army
Snyder
United States
Reflecting God's Light Through Clean Living
The author explains light travels by reflection and does not stop until absorbed. Humans mirror divine presence when lives are kept free from dirt and grime, allowing clear reflection of God to others.
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R L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
God
Idaho Power fights Hells Canyon dam plan and tax credits
Idaho Power President Thomas Roach warns of a power crisis if Brownlee Oxbow and Hells Canyon dams are blocked by a federal project. The company seeks to shed tax amortization certificates and notes it has expanded capacity from under 100000 to 375000 kilowatts while relying on Utah Power and Light until a new deal.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Power Co
Hells Canyon
Brownlee
Oxbow
Snake River
Oregon
Thomas Roach
Washington
Senate
Idaho Power
Public Power
Roach
Office of Defense Mobilization
Gordon Gray
Pacific Northwest
Hook
Crook
Utah Power and Light Co
Utah Power
New York
Eisenhower Sees Budget Fight Through GOP Breakfast Report
President Eisenhower attends a White House breakfast with Rep. Jensen and 39 Republicans amid House and Senate budget cuts totaling around 71.8 billion dollars. Jensen says the President is not overly troubled by Congress actions and praises his conduct while Republicans press for enactment of the administration program.
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Rep
Jensen
Iowa
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Seetieen
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Joseph Martin
Rmass
GOP House
New Highway Commission To Be Named
Gov Hodges to appoint seven new members for the statewide policy making highway commission and replace all current division commissioners. He also plans to name a new official to handle secondary road matters, under Director W F Babcock, with terms ending for 14 current members listed by name.
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Raleigh
Hodges
W. F. Babcock
Harold Fiewe
Sanford
Highway Commission
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
J. Emmett Winslow
Hertford
H. Maynard Hicks
Snow Hill
C Oe Trask
Wilmington
Robinson
Goldsboro
Donnie Sorrell
Durham
C A. Hasty
Maxton
J. van Lindley
Greensboro
Girard Case On Hold For Japan Trial Question
The Supreme Court weighs whether GI William S. Girard should be tried in a Japanese civil court for manslaughter. Eight justices planned a closed conference on reversing a ruling that he must be tried by a U.S. military court. Justice Douglas was absent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
GI William S. Girard
Justice Department
Girard
U.S
William ©. Douglas
Joseph C. McGerraghy
Ottawa
McGarraghy
Japan
Soi- Court
Douglas
Ae Apeal
Asinakment
U.S. Court of Appeals
Department
Adjustment Of Bill Expected In Benny Hooper Rescue
In Manorville New York a medical society spokesman said a speedy and fair adjustment of a 1500 dollar bill for Dr Joseph H Kris's services during and after Benny Hooper Jr's rescue from a well is likely The Hooper family spoke on NBC Today about their financial hardship and declined outside work to avoid exploiting Benny The well incident dated May 16 at the family home near Long Island was the rescue scene
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Parker
Manorville
Hooper
NBCTV
This Morning
NBC
Benny
Long Island
Ichum
House Committee Faces Suit
SAN FRANCISCO A House Un American Activities subcommittee resumes televised hearings on Communist cell operations in California professions. Five committee members and staff are under subpoena in a $500000 suit filed by widow and four children of Liam K Sherwood a Stanford biochemist who left a note blaming his death on a summons to testify. The suit claims the committee acted beyond its powers.
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San Francisco
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
California
Gordon WH. Scherer
Rohio
Liam K. Sherwood
Sherwood
Stanford
Scherer
Congress
Oakland
Bertram Edises
Barbara Sher
Edises
Red Cell
Bay Area
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Robert J. Mclntosh
R-Mich
Frank Tavenner
William A. Wheeler
Fargo tornado kills six in one family and leaves missing
A tornado rising from a cloud tower struck Fargo packing a 20 block long swath. Ten people died including all six Munson children aged 1 to 12. Two adults are named, while several others remain missing. National Guard was deployed by Gov. Davis.
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Jeanette Munson
Fargo
N.D
Richard Shaw
Gerald Munson
Darwin
Brad
Phyllis
Lois Ann
Mary Beth
Munson
Don Tugen
Max Kankelwitz
Negligence Discounted In Deaths
The North Carolina National Guard ruled no negligence in the lightning deaths of two Kannapolis guardsmen, Sgt. J. C. Milam and Pfc. Arthur B. Norris Jr., struck while on duty during summer training. Capt. Aaron L. Beach praised responders for effective first aid and artificial respiration as Maj. William Staton supported the finding of no fault.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
North Carolina National Guard
Aaron L. Beach
Hickory
30Th
Old Hickory
Beach
120Th Infantry
Kannapolis
Geo
William Staton
Sanford
Today
Beech
J.C. Walter Lee Milam
Pfc
Arthur Belton Norris Jr
Action Urged On Rights Bill
The White House urged action on the civil rights bill now on the Senate calendar after a party line move. Senator Knowland said the maneuver enhances the outlook, while filibuster risks remain and require 64 votes to advance or pass the measure.
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Washington
White House
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Congress
Knowland
Rcalif
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
U S Adjusts Korea Build Up With Air Nuclear Strength
The United States halves its planned Korea force expansion by prioritizing air power only and withholds atomic weapons for ground divisions at Panmunjom. No explanation offers clarity on the shift amid ongoing disarmament talks in London.
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Elton C. Fayap
Washington
United States
Korea
Pentagon
London
Soviet Union
South Korea
Asst
Murray Snyder
Panmunjom
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