Premier Nehru and Bulganin Back Formosa Surrender Plan
The premiers of India and Russia issued a joint document urging Formosa surrender to the Chinese Reds and a UN sea ban on Communist China. They called for a simultaneous reduction of conventional arms with effective international control and cited Soviet disarmament as a peace model.
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Macon
Russia
India
Formosa
U.N
China
Nehru
Bulganin
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Bulgaria
Nikita 5. Khrushchev
Anne Georgi Malenkov
Aoeak Zhukov
A .Ing
Ani
Shania Baku
Chou En-lai
Tito
Viet Nam
Ban@ung
Indonesia
Far East
Red China
Yugoslavia
Washington
Dertment
Newspaper Advertising Sets Record in May 1955
May newspaper advertising reached a record high with 260.9 million lines across 52 cities. Retail, department stores, automotive, total display, and classified categories all posted May records with double digit year over year gains.
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New York Y
Italy seeks new premier as Scelba resigns in crisis
Rome reports President Giovanni Gronchi began search for a new premier to replace Mario Scelba amid party splits within the Christian Democrats. Pella, Fanfani, and Ezio Vanoni are top names. Gronchi aims for stability and a pro Western policy despite factional feuds and shrinking center party strength.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Mario Scelba
Italy
Christian Democrat
Scelba
Gronchi
Pella
Christian Democrats
Chamber of D Uties
Amintore Fanfani
Ezio Vanon
Atlantic
Seelbe
Deep South Resists Maryland College Integration Push
Maryland state teachers colleges bow to racial integration following the U S Supreme Court ruling. Maryland boards announce bans on the color bar in schools affecting Frostburg Salisbury Towson and Bowie Baltimore. At a Selma rally white Citizens Councils denounce the justices and call for impeachment.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Deep South
U. S. Supreme Court
Coe
Nationa For the Advancement of Colored People
A State Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Teachers Colleges
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pu Jr
Resulu
Supreme Court
Frostburg
Salisbury
Towson
Bowie
White Citizens Councils
Selma
Ala
U.S. Court
Mississippi
Fremer
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Tom Brady
Brookhaven
Miss
Brady
Union Seeks 35 Hour Week for All Members
The Communications Workers of America plans a 35 hour work week in all future contracts for its 300 000 members. Delegates at the national convention voted after debate to push for the shorter week to offset automation effects. About 20 000 Bell system workers lost jobs last year and members will be assessed one day’s pay to bolster union finances after a recent long strike. The convention ends tomorrow.
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ST. Louis
Te Cio Communications Workers of America
Hoa & Mbelne
CWA’ Dent
Bell System
Southern Bell Telephone Co
McCarthy Proposal Is Killed in Senate Clash
The Senate rejected Sen McCarthy's resolution on Russia policy amid party and Eisenhower opposition. Sen Barkley said it settles nothing and the President does not need advice as talks with leaders from England and Russia loom at Geneva. Fulbright called the defeat a continuation of McCarthy's failed stance.
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Washington
Senate
Wis
Russia
Sen. Barkley
Eisenhower
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
McCarthy
Cona Sen
Jenner
Langer
North
da- Lee Malone
Ape
Polio Vaccine Poll Marks Split in House Subcommittee
A House Commerce subcommittee medical panel voted 8 to 2 to continue inoculations with the Salk polio vaccine, with Dr. Jonas Salk abstaining. Dr. Sabin urged halting production and delaying inoculations until a less virulent strain is found, while others supported continuing the current program.
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Washington
House Commerce
Willam McB. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Albert Sabin
Ohio Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John F. Enders
Children's Hospital
Boston
James Aannon
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Thomas Francis Jr
School of Public Health
Searency of Michigan
Jonas E. Salk
Wolverton R
Thomas M. Rivers
Eetenaner Institute For Medical
New York
Salk
Newamen
Children's Hospital Research Foundation
Cineus
Governor Appoints Judges to North Carolina Superior Court
Governor Hodges reappoints George Patton of Franklin and Leland McKeithan of Southern Pines as special judges and fills the state Superior Court bench with 11 regular and four special judges since the Legislature adjourned. The news conference touched on a segregation study commission and UN reflections, with a July 1 swearing-in ceremony planned for all appointees.
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Raleigh
Hodges
George Patton
Franklin
Leland McKeithan
Southern Pines
Executive Mansion
Study Commission
United Nations
Chamber Commerce
Atlanta
Callen
State Utilities Commission
U.N
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Patton
McKeithan
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World Wide Prayer Sought Before Geneva Peace Conference
The Geneva peace conference next month may feature a mammoth outdoor prayer meeting on July 17 with Dr. Billy Graham as speaker. Graham has cancelled engagements to attend, seen by churchmen as a powerful American ambassador of goodwill.
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George Burnham
Geneva
Prince of Peace
Molotov
Billy Graham
Pene Conrem
Eral
Graham
Eisenhower
Elizabeth 1
Great Britain
France says Algeria fight worsens despite troop surge
Paris informed a National Assembly committee that despite 20 000 reinforcements to Algeria and 20 000 more from Indochina the revolt worsens. Government cites about 100 000 French troops in North Africa with some 1 500 rebels, as unrest spreads from the Aures Mountains to Philippeville and rural sabotage mounts. Morocco probes illegal counterterrorist activity, questioning 10 Europeans including six French policemen.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Algeria
Wees
Maurice Montanes Maunoury
Assembly
Interior Ceaere
Indochina
North
Africa
Sey
Boro
Cairo
Tetouan
Aures
Tunisian
Mediterranean
Philippeville
Tunisia
Morocco
New Chief Of Staff Taylor Greeted Upon Arrival In Capital
General Maxwell D. Taylor arrived in Washington to become army chief of staff. He spoke of defining the army role in national defense and noted resignation of Secretary Stevens and nomination of Wilber M. B. to succeed him. He recalled gratitude for Ridgway and described his travel from the Far East via the Middle East and Spain.
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Stevens
Maxwell Taylor
Army
Robert Stevens
Washington
Taylor
Lisbon
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
Pentagon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Robert T. Stevens
Wilber M
Ridgway
Bob Beg Eer Wrene
Lee Taylor
Japan
Korea
Saior
Ellis O. B
Air Force
Middle East
Sapin
Eisenhower
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Molotov Speech Divides Western Diplomats at U N Session
Western diplomats privately weighed Molotov's U N address as ambiguous showing a revived Cold War tone. Critics said he mixed peace calls with old accusations while others urged focus on reducing tensions and questioned his stance on Red China and Formosa. Secretary Dulles planned to evaluate the speech in private discussions Friday.
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San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
U.N
Molotov
Antoine Pinay
China
George Yeh
Red China
Carlos P. Romulo
The
Ippines
Molotev
John Foster Dulles
Justice Harlan Arrives for Fourth Circuit Conference
U S Supreme Court Associate Justice John M Harlan arrived in Asheville to attend the 25th annual Fourth Circuit judicial conference opening session. Judge Sterling Hucheson and Elmo Whitehurst also arrived, with Chief Circuit Judge John J Parker of Charlotte to preside at the event.
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Asheville
John M. Harlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit
Justice Harlan
U.S
Sterling Hutcheson
Richmond
Elmor? Whitehurst
Washington, D.C
U.S. Courts
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Memphis Plans Municipal Steam Plant Amid TVA Uncertainty
Memphis officials, led by Mayor Frank Tobey and Thomas H. Allen, propose a $100 million municipal steam plant to meet future power needs if the Tennessee Valley Authority cannot fund extra generation. The plant would provide about 500000 kilowatts, financed by revenue bonds, with a three year construction timeline. The plan follows a possible end to TVA power contracts in three years.
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Memphis
Tenn
Frank Tobey
City Commission
Dixon - Yates
Winer
West Menn
Tennessee Valeley Authority
Thomas H. Allen
Asere
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Senate
Con Tva
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Jawaharlel Nehru
Nikolai Bulganin
U. N
Red
Moscow
Indira Gandhi
K. P. S. Menon
Communist Party
Nikolai Krushchev
Anastas Mikoyan
House
Capital
Kurt Pian
Harlan
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