Invasion Threat as New Castle Plant Tension Grows
Massed UAW-CIO members threaten action if Perfect Circle foundry reopens. National Guard camps New Castle under martial law as eight people are shot in clashes at the gates. Gov. Craig orders 600 troops and liquor sales ban while talks stall and a possible reopen looms.
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New Castle
Ind
CIO United Auto Workers
Perfect Circle Corp. Foundry
Paul F. McCormack
National Guard
Uaw-Cio
Uaw-Cio International
William F. Caldwell
McCormack
Indiana
Kentucky
United States
George N. Craig
Perfect Circle
Uawtio
Eisenhower Aims for More Government Activity
Denver bulletins say President Eisenhower slept eight hours without complications and progresses well after his heart attack. Doctors note two weeks mark near recovery as pivotal, with plans for limited involvement in meetings and paper study as he nears full return with Vice President Nixon slated as first visitor.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Nixon
Germans Released From Soviet POW Camps After 10 Years
Twenty three former Wehrmacht generals and one retired rear admiral were freed after a decade as Soviet prisoners of war. At Camp Friedland they clashed over Seydlitz-Kurzbach's wartime Free Germany appeals while others defended their actions.
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Wolf Heyen
Friedland
Germany
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Russia
Walter von Seydlitz-Kurzbach
National Committee For Free Germany
Moscow
Seydlitz-Kurzbach
West Germany
Stalingrad
Camp Friedland
Frederick Paulus
Free Germany Committee
Nikolai Bulganin
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
East Germany
Herleshausen
Goettingen
Seid
Bodies sought on Medicine Bow Peak after worst US plane crash
Climbers braved bitter cold and winds to recover bodies from the United DC4 crash on Medicine Bow Peak near Laramie Wyoming. The 66 dead included 63 passengers, three crew and 17 Air Force inductees, with five Mormon Tabernacle choir members among the dead. Rescue operations led by Sheriff John Terrill faced growing winds and darkness before teams retreated to base camp. The wreckage lay on the near-vertical south face as investigators prepared for identification at the University of Wyoming.
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Laramie
Wyo
U.S
Medicine Bow Peak
United Air Lines
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
New York
Air Force
Here
University of Wyoming
Gerald Downey
Wyoming Civil Air Patrol
Ben Butler
Larsen
Denver Post
Eddie Propels
United Airlines
French Defense Chief Flies to Morocco to Save Moroccan Reform
Gen Pierre Billotte,new French defense minister, flew to Rabat to push Faure's Moroccan reform plan and avert government collapse. He aims to show action on removing Sultan Ben Moulay Arafa, establishing a regency, and forming a representative Moroccan government amid a stalled Rabat process and party pressure.
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Paris
Pierre Billott
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Billotte
Pierre Koenig
The
Social and Republican Action Group
de Gaullist
Pierre July
Koenig
Social Republican Party
Faure
National Assembly
Sultan Ben Moulay Arafa
France
Eisenhower to Meet Dulles in Hospital Conference
President Eisenhower will hold a foreign policy conference with Secretary of State Dulles next Tuesday in his hospital room. It marks his first policy discussion since the heart attack.
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Denver
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Truman Harriman To Confer As 1956 Nomination Looms
Former President Harry S. Truman travels to Albany to meet Gov. Averell Harriman as he defers questions on his 1956 support until the Democratic convention. He visits Mishkan Tefila Cemetery and downgrades talk on choice, while repeating support for Adlai Stevenson in prior remarks.
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Boston
Harry S. Truman
Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
New York State
Truman
Harriman
Mishkan Tefila Memorial Park
West Roxbury
David K. Niles
Klm
D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Eyewitnesses To Hitler Death May Be Among PWs
Surviving eyewitnesses to Hitler and Eva Braun death may be among 9626 German POWs to be released by Russia this month. Notable figures include Heinz Linge Otto Guensche and Hans Bauer, believed at Camp Pero Uralsk in 1953. Berchtesgaden court may soon certify Hitler's death.
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Hitler
Pws
Camp Friedland
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Russia
Eva Braun
Reich Chancellery
Heinz Linge
Fuehrer
Otto Guensche
Hans Bauer
Pero Uralsk
Berchtesgaden
Schneider
Mengershausen
Train collision kills three near Apex North Carolina
Two schoolboys Walter Lee Lattimore 11 and Lee Edward Lattimore 13 and their uncle Milard DeWitt Andrews 40, all of Apex Rt. 1, died after a Sea board Air Line northbound passenger train struck their car at a railroad crossing near Apex as a light fog reduced visibility. Andrews and Lee Edward died at the scene. Walter Lattimore died five minutes after arriving at St Agnes Hospital in Raleigh.
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Apex
N.C
Borden J. Best
Milard DeWitt Andrews
Walter Lee Lattimore
Lee Edward Lattimore
Rt. 1
Andrews
St. Agnes Hospital
Raleigh
Best
Seaboard Air Line
Forecast for international atoms for peace agency in UN session
In New York Sen. John C. Pastore says a 1956 agreement on an international atoms for peace agency is possible. United States and Britain back a second world conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy with a draft statute circulated to UN members.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
John C. Pastore
D-Ri
U.N
Britain
Pastore
International Agency
Russia
Moscow
Dag Hammarskjold
Washington
France
Canada
Board of Governors
India
General Assembly
Assembly
Sen. Pastore
U.S
Israel accuses Egypt of renewed guerrilla warfare
Israel charged that Egypt has launched a new round of guerrilla attacks and warned that if not stopped, it will take all necessary steps to protect its citizens. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Egypt's actions threaten the Sept. 4 cease-fire and Gaza Strip incursions continue despite Egyptian undertakings.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
Gaza Strip
Red China Holds 19 Americans
Diplomatic sources say Peiping has not freed 19 imprisoned Americans or allowed contact with the British official aiding repatriation talks. Ten have left, four of the dozen initially refused exit permits. eight remain unsure of their status as talks continue at Geneva.
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Washington
Red China
China
Geneva
U.S
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Wang
Don O'Neill
Peleping
Red
O'Neill
Peiping
State Dulles
State Department
Johnson
United States
G. L. Mehta
Small French Units Engaged With Guerrillas Near Spanish Morocco
French units along the Moroccan border fought nationalist guerrillas centered on Aknoul Boured and Tizi Ouzii. Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour said tribes from Spanish Morocco helped raid French posts, with Moroccan auxiliaries armored cars jet fighters and a dozen cannons. About 3000 to 4000 Moroccan tribesmen opposed them.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Spanish Morocco
Aknoul
Boured
Tizi Ouzii
Pierre Boyer de Latour
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