White House Stands Pat on Testimony Over Army McCarthy Case
A high Republican official said the Eisenhower administration will refuse to detail the Jan. 21 Cabinet level conference that led to Army charges against Sen. McCarthy. Democrats seek full information. the committee may subpoena Cabinet members if orders to limit testimony hold.
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Jack Bell
John Chadwick
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
G. David Schine
Sen. McCellan
D-Ark
Atty
Brownell
William Rogers
Henry Cabot Lodge
White House
Sherman Adams
Gerald Morgan
Army
John G. Adams
John Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Schine
Stevens
Sehine
Administration
Executive Branch
Congress
Legislative Branch
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Mundt
R-Sd
USSR Accused of Masterminding Korean War by Pentagon
The Pentagon asserts Russia masterminded the Korean War and shipped 6000 to 12000 troops to Korea before the armistice. It says Soviet citizens run North Korea’s government and command, with Russian advisors directing operations from 1950 onward.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Pentagon
Russia
Kore
Defense Department
Korea
Indochina
North Korea
Republic of
South Korea
Kim Tl Sung
Nam Il
Panmunjom Armitice
Kim Il
Leout
M. Vasiliev
38Th Parallel
Vietminh Attack Presses Phuly Fortified Position Near Hanoi
Vietminh forces launch heavy bombardment and ground assault on Phuly defense post 30 miles south of Hanoi. French High Command says Phuly under intense attack as Vietminh regroup in surrounding hills after artillery and air strikes.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River Delta
Phuly
Vietminh
Kesat
Funeral rites held for Sen. Clyde Hoey in Shelby
Hundreds filled Shelby's Central Methodist Church and Sunset Cemetery as the body of 76 year old Sen. Clyde Roark Hoey was buried beside his wife Bess Gardner Hoey. Gov. Umstead and Sec. Stevens led officials while Vice President Nixon and Sen. McCarthy missed the service. A 8 000 strong crowd heard the eulogy praising Hoey's simple virtues and faith as floral tributes from the Senate and government officials adorned the casket.
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Shelby
N. C
Clyde Roark Hoey
Sunset
North Carolina
Washington
Bess Gardner Hoey
Central Methodist Church
Hoey
Congress
U.S. Senate
James G. Huggin
Zeno Wall
First Baptist Church
Sen. Hoey
U.S
Clyde R. Hoey
High Point
Trio shot and student killer in UNC fraternity house
At University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill a late night shooting in the Phi Delta Theta house left Putnam Davis Jr. dead, and William Joyner and Allen Long wounded. Davis, 23, an art student, apparently shot the others before killing himself with a .22 pistol.
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Putnam Davis Jr
Phi Delta Theat
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
University Hospital
Sam T. Latta
Larchmont
N. Y
William H. Joyner
Summit
N. J
Allen B. Long
Chevy Chase
Davis
Phi Delta Theta
Long
Latta
Joyner
University Village
Don Harley
Haddonfield
William Joyner
Summitt, N. J
Putnam Davis, Jr
Greenwich, Conn
No Commitment Made Here on Indochina Intervention
Washington officials report urgent talks with France underway to produce a concrete proposal for American intervention in Indochina. The United States has set conditions including coalition intervention and congressional approval, while France has not yet requested general intervention or outlined terms. Eisenhower and Dulles met briefly as officials doubt all conditions can be arranged in time.
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Washington
United States
France
Indochina
U.S
Eisenhower
State Dulles
White House
Maryland
Dulles
Williamsburg
Vietnam
Geneva
Big Three Move Toward Indochina Cease Fire Talks
In Geneva on May 15 the Western Big Three prepared a firm bid for a quick cease fire in Indochina. U S Under Secretary Walter Bedell Smith met with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and other officials to map strategy for secret sessions with the nine-party delegations. Bao Dai moved his headquarters to Evian as talks loom, with secret sessions planned and calls for urgent progress.
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Geneva
Big
Indochina
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Georges Bidault
Lagena
V. M. Molotov
Red China
Chou En-lai
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Evian
Lake Geneva
United Kingdom
United States
France
NATO
Paris
Washington
Smith
Walter S. Robertson
State Department
Laos
Nguyen Quoc Dinh
Dulles says atom talks with Soviets end, hints limited scope
Secretary of State Dulles declared U S efforts for a world atom pool for peaceful power have ended in a deadlock. He added that efforts would continue in relation to Germany Austria Korea Indochina and atomic energy while noting Soviets cling to control and refuse broad disarmament.
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Williamsburg
United States
Dulles
Germany
Austria
Korea
Indochina
Virginia
Supreme Court may rule on school segregation soon
In a volatile national issue, the Supreme Court is expected to hand down a decision on segregation in schools. The Ford Foundation has not released a master report on the topic.
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Supreme Court
Ford Foundation
Anna Mendenhall
High Point
Dart
Italy
Roe
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