Korean Nationalist Arrested in Manila Plot to Sabotage Conference
Manila army reports the arrest of Dr. Hong Ki Khung alias Kyung Ki Chang a 35 year old Korean national accused of leading a large espionage ring. He allegedly possessed extensive documents on mechanics and procedures for the upcoming Southeast Asia security conference and drafts from participating nations. The case ties to a broader push for a Pacific Charter and Southeast Asian collective security amid anti communist initiatives.
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Manila
Philippines
Hong Ki Khung
Kyung Ki Chang
Polio Cases Reported Leveling Off
The Public Health Service said a definite leveling off is reached in new polio cases with 2,210 infantile paralysis cases reported last week, three more than the prior week. Texas reported 149 cases as the outbreak spread mainly among poultry plant workers, while parrot fever psittacosis cases rose to 389.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Yesviews
Texas
Attlee Reveals Talk With Mao On U.S. Policy Shifts
Former Prime Minister Clement Attlee said he countered appeals from Mao Tse-tung to influence U.S. policy. He reported he urged Mao to persuade Russia to change its course.
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Clement Attlee
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Mao
Russia
Attlee
Moscow
Meao
United States
Formosa Straits
Kremlin
China
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Atthee
Singapore
Aus- Attlee
Red China
Communist Party
Hoover criticizes privacy as Eisenhower trout fishing draws crowds
In Fraser Colorado Hoover declares that a president loses privacy when fishing while Eisenhower hosts him at a Rocky Mountain ranch. Hoover says the public demand erodes privacy, noting the scene as newsmen gather. Hoover plans to return to Denver and fly to New York aboard the Columbine.
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Colo
Eisenhower
Hoover
United States
Rocky Mountain
Denver
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
New York
Columbine
Pine
Senators Probe Espionage Charge in McCarthy Hearing
A rapid Senate hearing advances the espionage act charge against Sen. McCarthy. Edward Bennett Williams objects to context of material from the Army hearings. McCarthy arrives late after an interview as debate over disclosure and Johnson views continues.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy Army
Edward Bennett Williams
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Utah
Reed Finto
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Watkins
Sen. Johnson
Dcole
Johnson
de Furia
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Army Intelligence Department
de Faria
Fle
Sen. Tecuonneee
Ray More
Ay and a Depete Law on 20 Saves Afraid to Stay Home
A fragmented OCR reads as Ay and a Depete Law on 20, noting fear and reluctance to remain at home amid unspecified circumstances. The readable phrases indicate an unfamiliar legal or policy reference affecting residents.
Germans Demand Freedom in West Germany Sovereignty Talks
Bonn pressed for full undiminished sovereignty as talks on German rearmament and Western defense continue. Felix von Eckhardt said percent sovereignty is impossible and Bonn rejects peace contract limits. Adenauer met with Senator Wiley and U.S. High Commissioner Conant amid French EDC rejection.
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Germany
Tage Mend
Konrad Adenauert
Itr
West Germany
Indica
Federal
Felix von Eckhardt
von Eckhardt
Bonn
Von
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Britain
NATO
Soviet Union
von Eckhardt Adenauer
Adenauer
Black Forest
U.S
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
James Conant
Jap Fisherman Remains In Coma
In Tokyo the fisherman Aikichi Kuboyama, 39, remains in a coma with his condition described as more critical by doctors. U S Ambassador John M Alli son expressed deepest regrets to Foreign Minister Kat suo Okazaki over the illness and said the fisherman is being treated with U S drugs.
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Tokyo
U.S
John M. Allison
Katsuo Okazaki
Aikichi Kuboyama
Allison
U.S. Pushes Emergency NATO Ministers Meeting
Washington officials favor a quick emergency NATO foreign ministers meeting in New York to forge a course on West Germany’s role in Western defense. US uk and UK back German NATO membership, while France seeks an EDC or “Little NATO” arrangement and reconsideration of German occupation terms.
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Washington
United States
New York
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
French Assembly
European Defense Community
NATO
Churchill
Mendes
France
Germany
Mendes-France
Adenauer
Acion Wielop
Five French Soldiers Die in Tunisian Clash
Five French soldiers were killed in a clash yesterday in the southern Tunisian mountains with nationalist bands. In separate fighting near Makonssy and Gafea, two French officers were wounded and nationalists suffered heavy losses. Violence had eased since the French self government offer, with a conference on its implementation planned in Tunis soon.
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Tunis
Protectorate
Haddege Hille
Makonssy
Orbata
Gafea
Tunisia
Coble Dairy Co op Seeks Recognition
Incorporation papers filed in Raleigh for the Coble Dairy Products Cooperative Inc of Lexington. Directors include George Coble, president of Coble Dairy Products. Capital stock listed at 9 200 000 with 50 000 common shares and 62 000 preferred shares. Cooperative aims to market milk and supply members with equipment and feed.
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Coble Dairy Products Cooperative, Inc
Lexington
Thad Eure
George Coble
Coble Dairy Products, Inc
Coble
Foremost Dairies
I Vane
Coopera Capital
President Eisenhower to View Great Water Projects Tour
President Eisenhower will fly a four state tour to see vast irrigation and flood control schemes in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas. The trip covers nearly 2000 miles with stops at Grand Junction Denver Lege and McCook among others and will include glimpses of damming canals and power works designed to save farms and towns.
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Eisenhower
Elanah
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Grand Junction
I Segee
Mee
McCook
New
Ae Legee
Legion backs immediate military retaliation against Communists
The American Legion at its 36th annual convention endorses meeting any further Southeast Asia Communist challenge with immediate military retaliation, with or without allied cooperation. It also opposes banning atomic weapons talks and urges rapid air strength buildup and civil defense, while backing rearmament and hardening relations with Soviet Russia and its allies. Delegates from nationwide units push through the resolution amid heated debate.
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Washington
American Legion
United States
Southeast Asia
Legionnaires
Legion
Therm
SovietRussia
Soviet Russia
State May Ask Court For Time On School Desegregation
North Carolina plans to ask the Supreme Court for time to implement its desegregation ruling. Governor and attorney general announced after conferring with the governor's advisory committee on segregation and with Thomas J. Pearsall of Rocky Mount. The board of education says no school changes this year.
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Exregasan
Proiem Imart Gee Ee
Umstead
News Cies
Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Thomas J. Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Eee Des Dianestenen
Ad- Mega Group
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State Board of Education
Akron Rubber Contracts Bring Higher Wages for 5700
New contracts with four Akron rubber companies raise pay for about 5700 workers. Increases average 6 percent on roughly $2.10 an hour straight time. Previously agreed rises include Goodyear, B F Goodrich, and U S Rubber. Union continues bargaining with other firms.
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Akron
Ohio
Este
CIO
United Rubber Ween Union
Richardson Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Mohawk Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
U.S. Rubber Co
Graham Revival Blocked by Official Decision
Phenix City Alabama postpones Billy Graham visit as Adjutant General Walter J Hanna rules out an appearance and suggests Graham join Columbus Georgia instead. Hanna cites safety and crowd concerns while ministers pledge continued prayer and support for Phenix City's crusade effort.
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Phenix City
Ala
Walter J. Hanna
Graham
Columbus
Billy Graham
National Guardsman
Jimmy Matthews
Aseoe
Penge
Rema
Lamar
Hanna
Allance
Nashville
Tenn
Sin
Wick
Philippines seeks early action on Southeast Asia security charter
Manila moves for a Pacific charter against Communist aggression as eight nations prepare a Southeast Asia security conference. Committees study rights of all peoples, self rule progress, and economic standards. Philippines aims to build regional unity and push foreign policy ahead.
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Manila
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
Southeast Asia
Aes
Pulispines
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