Reds Scorn U S Atomic Control Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky at the United Nations assailed the American backed plan for atomic control. He questioned U S resolve to halt bomb production and accused the United States of stirring the Korean war and backing fascists, while Henry Cabot Lodge challenged him to prove claims and warned against fear. The exchange ran two hours and fifteen minutes with a tense briefing.
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Germany
Austria
U. S
Henry Cabote
R-Mass
Vishinsky
Lodge
Soviet Union
Korea
United States
Banning Charged With Violations In Berlin Affair
Major Harold D. Banning 39, Berlin finance officer, is charged by the U S Army with mishandling over 100000 dollars. He was arrested in Reno after a summer leave. alleged unlawful exchange of over 580000 in U S currency and military payment certificates for marks and larceny of 109300 dollars.
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Berlin
U. S. Army
Harold D. Banning
Banning
Reno
Nev
United States
Germany
Army
U. S
India alarms over Tibetan invasion by Communist China
New Delhi officials voiced grave concern over China’s invasion of Tibet and its potential impact on India’s east west policy. Peiping radio claimed orders to advance into Tibet. Delhi asked Beijing for clarification while warning policy could shift pending Peiping's reaction.
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New Delhi
India
China
Nehru
United Nations
Tibet
Foreign Ministry
Lake Success
K. M. Olar
Peiping
Peiping Radio
Mao Tze- Tung
Calcutta
Iia
Sikang
Pannikar
Mao
Asia
Iron Curtain Methods Used In N C Says GOP Chairman
Statesville dispatch reports Republican State chairman J. M. Baley Jr accusing Democrats of political oppression in North Carolina. He cites gerrymandering and election fraud claims tied to the 17th judicial district and western Republican counties to explain GOP losses and alleged manipulation of voters.
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N. C
GOP
Statesville
J. M. Baley, Jr
North Carolina
Baley
Democratic Party
Wilkes
Yadkin
Davie
Davidson
South Carolina
Union
Anson
Richmond
Scotland
Hoke and
Lee
Congress of
United States
17Th Judicial District
Avery
Mitchell
Watauga County
Max Wilson Loses His Law License
Max C. Wilson of Lenoir a former state legislator and lawyer is disbarred in North Carolina while serving a two to three year federal prison term in Kentucky. He was convicted in dealings with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia D C.
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Lenoir
N. C
Max C. Wilson
North Carolina
State Bar Council
Raleigh
Wilson
Kentucky
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
D. C
Allies Land 27,000 Met From North Korea Coast
French troops at Laokay face a hard choice as Vietminh pressure grows near the Red River fortress. U S aid arrives in Indo China including 40 Navy Hellcat fighters as Laokay braces for possible evacuation amid mounting Vietminh assault.
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North Korea
Saigon
Vietnam
Indo-China
Laokay
U. S
Red River
China
Vietminh
Vietminh Shock Troops Were Coming In Contact With Fort Hennequin
Lackay
Banthiet
Bantheit
Ho Chi Minh
Dixmude
Indo- China
San Francisco
Storm Toll Rises as Coast Guard Vows Rescue Efforts
In Oregon and Washington coast waters a severe storm claims four lives as the coast guard tries to reach three men aboard the Bonanza. The 58 foot fishing boat lost its rudder amid giant waves off Grays Harbor while another vessel nears danger and ships report damage but no word from its crew. A Greek steamer reported a man overboard and others seek shelter amid the Pacific peril.
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Portland
Ore
Coast Guard
Columbia River
Grays Harbor
Wash
Puget Sound
R. A. Ringstad
Seattle
Neah Bay
California
Pacific
Ekaterini Soumanarous
San Francisco
President Johnson
Bunker Hill
Port Angeles
North Carolina State to Host First Private Atomic Furnace
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a private nuclear reactor will be built on the North Carolina State College campus in Raleigh. Owned by the Consolidated University of North Carolina, the project cost about 100000 dollars with uranium fuel supplied by the AEC. The reactor aims for peaceful uses, with safeguards and a maximum output of 10000 watts.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
N. C
Consolidated University of North Carolina
AEC
Dean
The
Burlington Mills Foundation
SNPA Defends South Amid Contested Resolution
The Southern Newspaper Publishers association backed a resolution defending the South against what publisher James G. Stahlman called smear campaigns. A modified version was proposed to tone down language, but Stahlman refused to retract, urging tough, attention-getting wording.
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James G. Stahlman
The
Nashville Banner
South
SNPA
J. N. Heiskell
Little Rock
Ark
Stahlman
Attack Bomber Lost Off Cuba
A Navy AJ-1 attack bomber crashed during takeoff from the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt off Guantanamo Cuba. Two crewmen, Lt. Comdr. David Purdon and Robert E. Barrett, were missing. Lt. (J.G.) R.E. A. Decker was injured. The crash followed recent test landings and was blamed on engine failure or loss of boost.
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Washington
Navy
Guantanamo
Cuba
David Purdon
Norfolk
Robert Edward Barrett
J. G
RE. A. Decker
Coral Sea
Ministers Agree To Name Western Europe Supreme Commander
Washington dispatch says defense ministers from 12 NATO nations preferred prompt appointment of a supreme commander for Western Europe's defenses. Eisenhower was widely seen as the top choice, with President Truman cautious about appearing to push him for a temporary post. The group did not decide on German rearmament and will reconvene Monday morning.
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Washington
Western Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Defense Committee
Russia
U. S
France
Marshall
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council of Foreign Ministers
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Columbia University
Pentagon
Combined Defense Force
English Texts Inadequate Says North Carolina Teachers
More than half of North Carolina high school English teachers find basic texts unsatisfactory. The research committee at the North Carolina English Teachers association meeting cites limited grammar and theme work beyond ninth grade, increasing college prep needs. Chancellor Edward K. Graham of Woman’s College spoke, with Miss Louise C. Smith presiding.
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Greensboro
North Carolina English Teachers Association
Woman's College
Edward K. Graham
Louise C. Smith
Government Produces Atom Attack Survival Booklet
The government released a 32 page booklet Survival Under Atomic Attack offering six survival steps. It advises shelter shielding flattening on ground burying face during a blast and sticking to canned foods while avoiding rumors. NSRB distributes copies to officials and aims for nationwide reach through private publisher Ban.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
D. C
NSRB
James J. Wadsworth
Civil Defense Office
Wadsworth
Ban- More
Marines Fight Way Out Of Trap On Korea Coast
U S Seventh Division landed on Korea s coast aiming for Manchuria border 75 miles southeast of Manchurian frontier near Iwon. Barr said they would advance to border destroying targets while joint U N forces push toward Ch or Kusong on key inland routes toward Manchuria.
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Seoul
U. S
Korea
Maan
David G. Barr
Iwon
Republic of Ground
Wonsan
Soviet Siberia
Manchurian
Barr
Gene Herrick
Herrick
U. N
Chura
Yalu River
Eighth Army
E Army
Taechon
U.S
Kusong
Sakchu
Manchuria
Army announces point system for enlisted reservists
The Army outlines a service credit based point system to determine which enlisted reservists serving with active units will be sent overseas or recalled to active duty. Each year over age 20 grants one credit, with additional credits for combat awards, active federal service, overseas time, and dependents. The policy also limits recalls to a few medical and counterintelligence specialists and excludes reserve officers.
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Washington
Army
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Promise
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Jyper
Max Wilson
Indochina
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Pact
N. Korea
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