Ministers Meet as Italian Troops Move into Zone 4
Talks focus on Trieste withdrawal and Yugoslavia direct talks. Dulles signals no decision until consulted with allies while Vishinsky proposes a Swiss governor for Trieste. London meeting may address Germany, Korea peace, and a new note to Russia.
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Saar population density limits farming output
The population of the Saar is so dense that residents can live only 50 to 60 days per year on their own farm output.
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Wisconsin Special Election Shifts House Balance
Unofficial returns show Johnson 27, Padrutt 21,097 in 11 counties of the district with 50,000 voters casting ballots. Republicans claimed victory as Eisenhower carried the district last year, while Democrats noted voter discontent over farm policies and McCarthy's influence faded.
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Larry Parks Plans TV Film Return After HUAC Testimony
Larry Parks resumes screen work with a TV film for a Columbia Studios producer, marking his first project since testifying before the House Un American Activities Committee about past Communist ties that interrupted his career.
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Employees Must Testify on Communism at Army Hearing
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens said civilian employees of the Army who refuse to answer questions on communism at closed hearings in New York would be summarily suspended. The White House backed Stevens as part of a security program begun last April to keep disloyal and dangerous individuals out of federal jobs, expanding the seven loyalty criteria to eight.
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Peking Denies U.S. Charge On Crated Aircraft Shipment
An official in Peiping rejects as groundless a U.S. claim that Red forces shipped crated aircraft from Manchuria to Atsu Airfield near Northwestern Korea. Lt. Gen. Lee Sang Cho, a red delegate, calls the charge unfounded in a letter to the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission as a commission team heads to Uiju to probe the matter.
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McCarthy Reports Missing Army Radar Documents
Senator McCarthy and the Senate subcommittee said four of five civilian Army Signal Corps workers were suspended for alleged Communist activity. Dirksen claimed 26 of 57 top secret papers from Ft. Monmouth were found in East Berlin, while the Army denied German findings. The hearings noted radar data connected to U S defenses and questioned witnesses tied to the Signal Corps and Rosenberg era espionage cases.
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