Chou En Lai Arrives for Talks With Nehru in Delhi
Chinese Premier Chou Enlai arrives in New Delhi to hold three day talks with Indian Prime Minister Nehru. The reception is official with a red carpet and 2500 onlookers as Asia seeks direction amid East West tensions.
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New Delhi
India
Asia
Nehru
Red China
Chou-En-lai
Palam
Buro
Chou
Geneva
Churchill
Eisenhower
Korea
Indochina
China
Gandhi
Chou-Nehru
Taj Mahal
Agra
Peiping
U. S
Billy Graham Admitted for Medical Checkup in Germany
Evangelist Billy Graham was admitted to a German hospital after waking sick. A German doctor will release chest and abdomen X ray findings. condition described as not serious though a possible gall bladder issue was mentioned. Graham arrived in Germany after Britain and Scandinavia tours and planned a Berlin visit.
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Duesseldorf
Billy Graham
Graham
Jerry Beavan
Billy
Germany
Britain
Scandinavia
Berlin
Frankfurt
Faith Lifts At Germantown Church Sign
Philadelphia preacher Rev. Frank H. Heinz urges shoppers to “Come in and have your faith lifted” with a sign in front of his Germantown church. The message invites community members to visit for inspiration.
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Philadelphia
Frank H. Heinz
Germantown
Soviets Accuse U S of Seizure in Russian Tanker Incident
Nationalist China announced that a warship seized the Russian tanker Tuapse off Formosa and held it at Kaohsiung port. The tanker, 8840 tons, was said to be carrying oil to Shanghai in violation of embargoes as Moscow accused the United States of taking the vessel. The U S Pacific Fleet denied any seizure, and the Formosa claim noted the action occurred amid a blockade of the China coast.
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Formosa
China
Formosan
Kaohsiung
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Philippines
Poland
Shanghai
Tuapse
Red Coast
U.S. Pacific
Felix B. Stump
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Fourteen Indicted In Tax Probe
Fourteen persons including three New York lawyers were indicted for conspiring to corrupt Internal Revenue Bureau officials and impede tax scandal investigations. Defendants include Daniel A. Bolich and Henry W. Grunewald with ten co conspirators. the case centers on influencing witnesses before a Brooklyn grand jury and a House Ways and Means subcommittee. Grand jury investigations continue in New York and Washington.
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Washington
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Daniel A. Bolich
Henry W.W
the Dutchman
Grunewald
Ota 4
Samuel Schopick
Irving Davis
Schopick
Bolich
Max Steinberg
Internal Revenue Agent
Upper
Morton Marx
James A. Zipfer
Marjorie Zipfer Segal
Samuel Cohen
Pattullo Model, Inc
Maurice Smith
Treasury
Justice Departments
Deaf association convention opens in Winston-Salem
Mayor Marshall C Kurfees welcomes delegates to the 20th biennial convention of the North Carolina Association of the Deaf. J M Vestal from the State Bureau of Labor for the Deaf discusses employment for the deaf and Dr O W Underhill covers training issues. Edward W Farnell presides as a recreation program is planned for tomorrow.
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Winston-Salem
Marshall C. Kurfees
North Carolina Assn
J. M. Vestal
State Bureau of Labor For the Deaf
O. W. Underhill
Morganoth
Morganton School
Raleigh boy drowns while rescuing brother at pond
Alton O. Perry Jr. age 10 drowned attempting to save his younger brother Bryan 8 after they fell into a farm pond. Their mother pulled Bryan from the water but could not reach Alton. Neither boy could swim and rescuers failed to revive him.
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Raleigh
Alton O. Perry Jr
Bryan
Alton
Two FHA Officials Suspended From Service
Washington two long time officials of the Federal Housing Administration were suspended pending disposition of charges of serious irregularities. James E Hicks Region 2 director and Andrew Frost Albuquerque assistant state director for New Mexico are named though details are not disclosed.
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Washington
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Albert W. Cole
James E. Hicks
FHA
Region 2
Andrew Frost
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cole
William F. McKenna
Rebels mass for heavy attack on Chiquimula
Guatemalan rebel command says its forces are massed for a full scale assault on Chiquimula as bloody fighting rages there. Government leaders report advances on all fronts and reinforce the Chiquimula garrison with artillery and machineguns.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Chiquimula
Carlos Castillo Armas
Gua
Iquimula
Castillo Armas
Honduran
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Amadeo Chinchilla
Nicaragua
U.N. Security Council
Council
Guatemala Revolt Proceeds Amid Conflicting Reports
Peace Committee in Washington mulls sending a fact finding party to review charges against Honduras and Nicaragua. Guatemala’s war status remains disputed with rebels claiming cut rail links and control of highways while the government says troops advance and Morals yields heavy casualties and a major victory.
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Washington
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Liberation Army
Guatemala City
Zacapa
Carribean
Puerto Barrios
Radio Liberation
el Salvador
Arbenz
Morales
Castillo Armas
Second Democratic Primary Slated For Tomorrow
A second Democratic primary will be held tomorrow across 45 counties with most races countywide. Key district solicitor runoffs include Fifth District Robert D. Rouse Jr. versus Latther D. Hamilton Jr. in Farmville and Morehead City. Seventh District Lester V. Chalmers versus Robert A. Cotten. 14th District Basil L. Whitener versus Thomas G. Lane Jr. Mecklenburg County features a marquee state senate contest between Fred H. McIntyre and F. J. Blythe.
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Raleigh
Robert D. Rouse Jr
Farmville
Latther D. Hamilton Jr
Morehead City
Rouse
Hamilton
Lester V. Chalmers
Robert A. Cotten
Fuquay Springs
Chalmers
Cotten
Mecklenburg
Democratic National Committee
British Leader Churchill Arrives for Talks With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Churchill lands in Washington for weekend talks with President Eisenhower aimed at easing misunderstandings between Britain and the United States. Eden accompanies Churchill as they seek to address Far East policy and allied unity amid wary diplomacy.
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Churchill
White House
Sir Winston Churchill
U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Far East
United States
Britain
Nixon
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Hamburg
Ste
British Overseas Airways
Eden
Urchill
Richard Nixon
Sec
Leather Furniture Sales Up at Summer Show
Chicago reports leather becomes dominant in fall furniture lines. Buyers at the Summer Home Furnishings Show select fall stock with over 80 percent of manufacturers featuring genuine leather in showrooms.新
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
West Coast
Air Force Academy Chosen Site Near Colorado Springs
Secretary Talbott selects near Colorado Springs for the Air Force Academy after a multiyear site bidding process. The facility will cover about 15 000 acres near Pike Peak, with a temporary Denver base and a first class of 300 cadets to begin July 1. The academy aims for a four year program culminating in air observer wings and further pilot training.
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Donald Sanders
Washington
West Point
America
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force
Talbott
Rocky Mountain
West
Atlantic Seaboard
Army
N. Y
Navy
Annapolis
Rocky Mountai
Pikes Peak
Air Force Academy
Congress
Denver
Lowry Field
Eisenhower
Lake Geneva
Wis
Alton
Til
Academy
Dan Thornton
U N Security Council Reopens Guatemala Crisis
The United Nations Security Council returns to Guatemala Nicaragua and Honduras amid fighting in Guatemala. US Ambassador Lodge calls for a council meeting after Latin members Brazil and Colombia back the Guatemalan appeal. The Inter American Peace Committee may send a fact finding mission if Guatemala agrees.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Honduras
Nicarasigua
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
L-Nation Group
Brazil
Colombia
Delate Semyor K. Tsarapkin
Inter-American Organization
Washington
Guatemala
Nica
Uatemala
U.N
Guateman
Council
Nicaragua
Long Range Trade Plan Rejected Influences 1955 Congress
Senate rejected a Democratic move to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for three years with tariff cut powers and favored a one year extension. Chairman Millikin and Sen. George warned the vote isn’t a full test of Randall Commission goals. Eisenhower backs study and future hearings before any broader tariff liberalization.
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Washington
Millikin
Senate Finance
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Congress
Randall Commission
Eisenhower
Special Commission
Clarance B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
House
Whit House
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