Indian general to seek U.N. role in Korean prisoner issue
Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya plans to ask the U.N. General Assembly to intervene in the Korean prisoner repatriation stalemate. His report, full of all sides’ positions, will be circulated by Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld to members, prompting further debate. The document includes comments from Polish and Czechoslovak supporters of the Communists and Swiss and Swedish opponents, with no clear judgment on the deadlock.
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K. S. Thimayya
U.N. General Assembly
Neutral Nations
Korea
Degammar
U. N
Thimayya
Assembly
Red Territory
India
Nehru
U. S
Dulles
Senators Probe Truman Link to White Espionage Case
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee opened a public hearing to seek Justice Department records on Harry Dexter White and possible connections with Red espionage. FBI Director Hoover testified that he did not authorize prior promotion plans and said the matter hampered surveillance efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
Truman Administration
Harry Dexter White
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Atty
Brownell
FBI
White
Truman
East Berliners Line for Butter Gift from U S
Thousands from the Soviet sector rush to West Berlin for a pound of butter per person as part of a U S aid program. Within an hour of distribution, 2000 elderly Germans received butter and 4000 more waited. The plan aims to hand out 1 million pounds to aged and needy Germans across sectors.
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Berlin
Funeral Services Tuesday Army Investigators Stumped By Slaying
In Sagamihara Japan Army CID investigators said they are baffled by the murder of 9 year old Susan Rothschild the daughter of an American colonel. Her body was found in a drainage ditch with bruises and no rape evidence but an attempted sex crime could not be ruled out. Funeral services are set for Tuesday.
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Sagamihara
Japan
Susan Rothschild
Jacquard H. Rothschild
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
CID
Violence Claims 14 N C Lives From Week's Traumatic Incidents
Associated Press reports 14 deaths in North Carolina from accidents and violence. Among the dead: Pvt Leonideth Craven 22 and Pvt George Darby 20 in a Ramseur crash. Frank Lackey 60 near Grover. DeWitt Wall 43 in Raleigh. Warren Williams 32 shot near Clinton. Russ 47 and Ivey 52 a Fayetteville store double killing. Albert Cox 67 and Lemuel Lawson 53 killed by a train near Draper. three pedestrians: Crawford Hendrix 83 Mocksville, Lincoln Braxton 74 Hamlet, Rome Hic 51 Granite Falls. Mary Blake Martin 31 Wingate. Tony Woodard 60 Eureka. others injured and more victims listed.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Ramseur
Leonideth O. Craven
George Jack Darby
Florence
Ala
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Frank Lackey
Shelby
Grover
U. S
DeWitt Wall
Rock Quarry
Raleigh
Warren Harding Williams
Clinton
Theodore Newman
Fayetteville
Isaiah Ellington Russ
H. C. Ivey
Russ
Ivey
Albert O. Cox
Lemuel Lawson
Draper
Highway Patrol
Crawford Garner Hendrix
Rt. 3
Mocksville
Lincoln Columbus Braxton
Hamlet
Rome Roosevelt Hic
Rt. 1
Granite Falls
Wingate
Union County
Mary Blake Martin
Polkton
Tony W. Woodard
Eureka
Prominent Brazilian Industrialist Visits High Point Furniture Hub
Paul R. Robell, head of Probel Corp. in Sao Paulo, touring U S upholstery plants with Sears support. Starting from 1500 dollars, his firm now employs 600 and produced five million dollars in mattresses and furniture last year. He seeks better plant layout and fabric cutting, cites Brazil’s skilled labor shortage, and will speak to the American Business Club.
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Brazil
Paul R. Robell
Robell
High Point
Probel Corp
Sao Paulo
United States
Sears, Roebuck
Ralph Wall
Frank W. Wall
Dallas Furniture Co
Robert
Newark
N. J
de Longo
American Business Club
UN Feud Over Russia Role at Korean Peace Talks
Allied negotiators approve Russia as a participant on the Communist side of the Korean peace conference rather than neutral. U.S. Ambassador Arthur Dean presses Moscow to clarify neutrals plan while criticizing nonbelligerent voting and urging detailed responses amid fifth week of talks.
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Panmunjom
Russia
U.S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Reds
U.N
United Nations
Korea
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
May
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Senators Debate Retention of U.S. Troops in Europe
Senators Hickenlooper and Humphrey debated keeping U.S. troops in Europe as a pledge toward a European Defense Community. Both said the issue may surface in Congress and at Bermuda talks, with calls for flexibility as Western Europe reassesses rearmament and force levels.
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Europe
Washington
Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Bermuda
Iowa
European Defense ‘Community
Police Crack Down on Youth Gangs in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police rounded up more than 1,000 youths over the weekend amid a crackdown on teen gangs. Capt. Howard E. Leary and Commissioner Thomas J. Gibbons said officers would harass and haunt gangs until they settle down. A 90-officer detail processed 250 youths, with most released to parental custody after stern warnings.
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Howard E. Leary
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Thomas J. Gibbons
Gibbons
John F. Driscoll
Gibbs
Einstein Medical Center
Driscoll
Wdbey
Cee Cit Council
Leary
Dickenson Returns Home After Korean War Repatriation
Dickenson, one of 23 U S soldiers who refused repatriation from Korea, arrives home after a 10 000 mile journey from a Korean prison camp. His family and neighbors greet him in a crowded hillside cabin in a joyous, emotional welcome.
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Dickenson
Korea
van Buren Dickenson
Washington
Oma Wells
van Buren
Bessie
Motive Sought in Hired Killing of Insurance Man
Norwalk California sheriffs seek a motive in the weekend murder of Andrew J. Kmiec 33 an insurance adjuster killed on a lon e road while his companion Dolly Ann McCormick 21 watched A gunman hired to kill Kmiec shot him three times after stopping the car near suburban Whittier The killer claimed to be paid and demanded no money Kmiec had advertised the convertible for sale and a 1953 Mercury with Indiana plates CA 255 was sought by police A man claimed interest in the car and Kmiec picked him up with Miss McCormick along the two then drove to show the car to the supposed buyer s wife police said the witness described the sequence and Miss McCormick reported the incident to deputies
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Andrew J. Kmiec
Dolly Ann McCormick
Sheriff's
Emiec
Indiana
Miss McCormick
Kmiee
California
Hammond
Ind
Kmiec
Los Angeles
Whittier
Kree
Thunderstorms Spawn Two Tornadoes Across Regions
An eastward moving low pressure system brought rain to New England and the Middle Atlantic as the Pacific Coast braced for more storms. In the Deep South a network of thunderstorms spawned two tornadoes in Louisiana and northwestern Florida.
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Pacific
Weather Bureau
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Florida
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Oregon
California
Washington
Eugene
Ore
Medford
Cape Blanca
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Texas
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Rocky Mountains
Aberdeen
S. D
Northern Lakes
Escanaba
Mich
Woodville
Filaay
Queen Elizabeth II begins six month world tour
The Queen and Prince Philip depart London on a 50 000 mile Commonwealth tour with a Bermuda stop and Atlantic radio watch by eight destroyers. A Royal Council of State will govern in Elizabeth's absence. The route includes Jamaica Fiji Tonga New Zealand Australia and many more ports.
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London
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Bermuda
Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Churchill
Commonwealth
North Atlantic
Gander
Royal Canadian Air Force
Atlantic
Canopus
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Duke of Gloucester
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
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Panama Canal
Pacific
Fiji
Tonga
New Zealand
Australia
Cocos
Ceylon
Aden
Uganda
Tobruk
Libya
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