First Newsman Sees Red China Hate Campaign
John Strohm reports from behind the Bamboo Curtain, detailing a nationwide hate-America campaign in Maoist China during the Quemoy crisis. He describes anti-U.S. sentiment from peasants to officials, militiamen preparing for possible war, and widespread denunciations of American imperialism as he travels 7,500 miles across cities like Nanking Tientsin Hankow and Peiping.
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Ple
Republic of China
Quemoy
Red Masters
Peiping
China
U. S
Formosa Strait
Red China
John Strohm
Globe - Trotting Autor
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Asia
Uncle Sam
Korea
America
Nanking
Tientsin
Church of Christ
Hankow
Former Nazi Guards Face Trial for 11000 Murders
In Bonn two ex guards from Sachsenhausen go on trial accused of murdering about 11 000 people including churchmen Jews and former MPs. Gustava 47 and Wilhelm Schubert 4 are charged with cruelty while serving in the Nazi SS. Prosecution calls 160 witnesses.
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Germany
Sachsenhausen
Gustava
Wilhelm Schubert
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Schubert
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Ike Swamped With Campaign Requests
President Eisenhower faces a flood of requests from GOP candidates seeking his personal campaigning. National Committee struggles to sort demands as some backers urged on by tight Senate and House battles expect multiple appearances across California, the Midwest, and the East.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
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National Committee
Congress
California
Quemoy Cease Fire Extended As Nationalists Harden Position
Chinese Nationalists push renewed arms and supplies to Quemoy while ceasefire extends two weeks. Two LSTs unload ammunition and cargo. farmers return to fields amid ongoing artillery siege. Diplomatic talks in Warsaw loom as officials warn not to lower guard.
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Formosa
Quemoys
China
Quemoy
Peiping
Warsaw
Red China
United States
Sampson Chen
Taureeee
Washington
Formosa Strait
Solh Relative Fatally Shot by Sniper in Beirut
Wahid Solh cousin of former Premier Sami Solh was struck and fatally wounded by a sniper while driving through downtown Beirut. He served in the Ministry of General Planning and had previously avoided plots against leaders amid Lebanon's political turmoil.
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Lebanon
Wahid Solh
Sami Solh
Solh
Ministry of General Planning
Fuad Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Cramoun
Rashid Karami
Truce Extended May Cut U S Fleet Off Formosa
Washington welcomed the Quemoy cease fire extension as good news and officials said a reduced 7th Fleet could follow if the Communists do not resume bombardment. McElroy noted no immediate withdrawal plans, while Dulles and Green warned against political misreading of policy.
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Washington
Quemoy
United States
Formosa
Neil H. McElroy
U. S
Dulles
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Foreign Relations Committee
Green
Methodists Meet Discuss Fund Raising Plans
North Carolina Methodists met in Raleigh to discuss raising about five million dollars for the church educational program. Four million targets two new colleges under construction at Rocky Mount and Fayetteville, with the remaining one million ear marked for Greensboro College High Point College Louisburg College Duke University and Wesley Foundations at non-Methodist schools.
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North Carolina
Methodist Commission On Christian Higher Education
Rocky Mount
Fayetteville
Greensboro College
High Point College
Louisburg College
Duke University
Wesley Foundations
Pontifical Rites Held In Vatican
Pope Pius XII was laid to rest in a solemn Vatican funeral at St. Peter's Basilica. The rite followed ancient custom from a Vatican manuscript of 1829 with Msgr. Enrico Dante supervising the ceremonies and Msgr. Acanisius van Lierde conducting the service as many dignitaries observed the rites.
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Pius XII
St. Peter's
Basilica
Msgr
Enrico Dante
Vatican
Acanisius van Lierde
Pope XII
St. Peter's Federico
Air Force eyes future moon orbit after Pioneer setback
Major General Bernard A. Schriever said the Air Force plans another attempt to place a Pioneer instrument package in lunar orbit after Pioneer traveled 79 120 miles before plunging back to Earth. Experts noted radiation levels drop with altitude but cautioned no manned capsule design conclusions yet.
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Nglewood
Calif
Air Force
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Pioneer
Earth
Bernard A. Schriever
Moon
Space
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Ex-Hungarian Freedom Fighters Jailed In Theft
Three young refugees from Hungary, Csaba Toth Andrew Sarossy and Frank Kertez, were jailed in Los Angeles after police tied them to a $30 000 theft spree. Police recovered 20000 in goods at their Glendale home and 15 damaged pay telephones nearby.
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Los Angeles
Csaba Toth
Andrew Sarossy
Frank Kertez
Sarossy
Larossy
Glendale
University of Southern California
Explosive Attack Strikes Atlanta Temple on Peachtree Road
A massive pre-dawn dynamite blast damaged The Temple Hebrew Benevolent Congregation on Peachtree Road causing about 200000 in damage. Debris covered a wide area as police investigated amid a rash of Jewish center bombings across the South. No injuries reported.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hebrew Benevolent ‘Congregation
Peachtree Road
South
Oeen
Sade Terrene High School
Clinton
Tenn
Air Force Reports Big Gains From Pioneer Moon Probe
The U S moon rocket Pioneer plunged back into the atmosphere after a two day flight reaching a record 79 120 miles but failing to reach lunar orbit. Air Force officials said the data provided new insights on radiation and instrument design for future space missions.
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Pentagon
Pioneer
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South Pacific
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Fla
U. S
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Earth
Space
Pioneer rocket reentry analysis notes Earth burn over sea
The Defense Department based a diagram on Pioneer moon probe rocket data with times in EST. Late Sunday night data analysis indicated Pioneer reentered the atmosphere and likely burned from friction, probably over the South Pacific after reaching 65,000 miles altitude.
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Defense Department
Earth
South Pacific Ocean
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