Battle Over seating China delays U.N. opening
At the United Nations the seating dispute over Peiping arises as the General Assembly opens. Dulles and Britain plan to shelve recognition of China until year end, amid competing claims from Russia India and other nations. Thailand’s prince exits race leaving Eeloo van Kiet as sole candidate for the post. Delegates anticipate policy speeches after officers are chosen.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Organization of the Ninth United Nations General Assembly
Russia
India
Peiping
U.S
State Dulles
United States
Britain
Indies
al Jr
Panama
Norway
France
Portugal
Assembly
Thailand
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Eeloo van Kieta
Netherlands
Greece
Dulles
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Nehru
U.N. Assembly
McCarthy Censure Verdict Tentatively Due Monday
Senators on the six man Ervin committee say the McCarthy censure report may be delivered Monday with a target date for Senate action. Ervin expects the verdict to be reported and session to address it on or soon after October 1 as leaders weigh the matter.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Watkins
Utah
California
Knowland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Book outlines U.S. atomic and hydrogen bomb potential
A 1954 book excerpt reports that the United States could wipe out Soviet cities with a rain of atomic bombs and, within a year, with hydrogen bombs. It notes the shift to thermonuclear weapons and cites expert testimony about H-bomb research and secrecy.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
James R. Shepley
Clay Blair Jr
Shepley
Blair
Gene Eee
Shepley - Blair
U.S. News & World Report
J. Robert Iner
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Resea
West and South Weather Contrast With Cold Front Drifts
The West and midcontinent saw cool rain while the South remained warm and mostly dry. Temperatures fell below freezing in parts of Montana and the western Dakotas as a cold air mass settled from eastern Lake Superior to Kansas, with 40s and 50s common and 70s in the Southwest. Heavy rainfall from storms drenched Kentucky and Tennessee with over three inches in Louisville and Nashville.
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Associated Press
Montana
Dakotas
Lake Snperior
Kansas
Southwest
Desert
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Kentucky
Louisville
Jon
Nashville
Brooklyn Rage Buries Pennant Race Front Page Banner
The Brooklyn paper marks the 194 National League pennant race as over with a front page streamer declaring Hey Yankees, Move Over. The bold black framed headline signals the city’s surge and the Dodgers’ rise while honoring the season’s outcome.
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New York
Brooklyn Rage
Water ghosts raid Formosa islands to seize Nationalist soldiers
Nationalist observers report an audacious night raid by eight to ten gunmen painted to resemble specters. They approach Quemoy by boat, swim ashore, subdue a sentry, and abduct a Nationalist soldier before retreating, with at least one clash as dawn lightened.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Ion
United States
Quemoy
Grandmother Enters Hog Call Contest in Memphis
A petite grandmother stunned veteran hog callers at the Aika South Fair in Memphis by entering her name on the hog calling contest entry list. The dramatic soprano noted as W. Bledsoe from the fair staff observed her effort as she aimed to outcall the seasoned contestants.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aika South Fair
W. Bledsoe
Rome
W Stanley Davis Dies In Hospital At 72 In High Point
W Stanley Davis 72 longtime High Point business figure dies after heart attack at High Point Memorial Hospital He served as secretary treasurer of Phillips Davis Co and chaired James town Mills He was a First Presbyterian Church member and a Mason Funeral service set at First Presbyterian Church with entombment in Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum Surviving relatives and a large list of pallbearers are noted.
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Pomaiar Davis
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Tommy
Guilford Memorial Park
Jamestown Mills
Tom
Miss Julia Were
Sheraton Hotel
Sect Chariot
Teavthes
Hotie
Toge
J. Jack Holbrook
Perry
E. B. Gamble
R. T Ames
M. D. Bonner
J. Welch Harriss
John R. Peacock
T. A. Marlowe
Sidney A. Larter
Worth Bowman
Jake Froelich
R. M. Bundy
W. F. Mauldin
Charles L. Kearns
Harold C. J. E. Millis
H Fescue
Forrest H. Murray
A G. Iderson
R. B. Terry
W. R. Campbell
H. P. Morrison
Frank Wineski
Koonts
Willis Slane Jr
George Stehens
Jack Burris Jr
Pay Perennial
Ed Ingle
Lex T. C. Ragsdale
Sevenemen
Sam H. Strickland
En Fo
Pel S. Oe
Ee Ard Blair
Benno Ai
Allen H. Watkins
Nathan
Sam R. Hill
Greensboro
Readies Campaign Tour Plans for Eisenhower Visit
President Eisenhower and Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall plan a summer White House conference to gauge GOP chances of retaining control, ahead of a nationwide fly around tour beginning tomorrow. They will discuss the trial situation and focus on states with three Senate races and upcoming House contests. White House Secretary James Harty and Bevelies of Wettes Hall accompany them.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Hall
Washington
White House
Cale Aifornia
James Harty Seiman
Wettes Hall
Threats Close Milford Schools Over Integration Protests
Milford Delaware public schools were closed again after telephoned threats of violence if Negro students attended the white high school. Superintendent Dr. Raymond C. Cobbs announced the 9 a.m. reopening would be canceled for safety, with a watch maintained at the buildings. A protest march by anti integrationists preceded the closure, heightening tensions in the community.
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Milford
Del
Raymond C. Dobbs
Raymond C. Cobbs
School Board. Com
Parties Call Meetings In Chile
SANTIAGO Chile Opposition political parties called emergency meetings to map action after President Carlos Than ez declared a state of siege and modified martial law. They criticized the decree as aimed at curbing unrest while seeking to ease inflation and rising living costs. Opponents warned of a wave of strikes in copper fields that crippled the nation. The note references his prior 1929 1931 administration and past clashes with Congress press and opposition.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Thanez
Costa
Congress
Release Of Two American Soldiers Sought in Prague
The U S Embassy in Prague says negotiations continue for the release of two American soldiers seized by a Czech patrol last Friday. The soldiers are Lt Richard P Dries of New York City and Pfc George Pisk of Austin Texas.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Prague
Richard P. Dries
New York City
Ipfe
George Pisk
Austin
Tex
Smelly Airline Pilots Win Pay Raise
Twenty British airline pilots won a pay raise after a wage tribunal ruled they earned extra pay due to work with livestock on livestock flights. BOAC said pilots would receive the additional $1 an hour only when assigned to duty with livestock.
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London
British
British Overseas Airways Corp
Denis Fellows
Asen
Ee Eee
Teen Boac
Ike Appeals To Reds For Prayer For World Peace
President Eisenhower urged a worldwide day of faith to end war and tensions. He asked Russia and Iron Curtain nations to join Americans in a 6 am EST prayer broadcast via U S radio networks. Eisenhower will attend chapel services at Lowry Air Force Base to pray for peace.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Iran
Ne Union
Vice of America
United States
Congress
Lowry Air Force Base
AFL Disregards Mitchell Appeal for Labor Support
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged the AFL to back the Eisenhower administration at the Los Angeles convention. Top AFL leaders showed no sign of aligning with labor appeals, while Mitchell aimed to reach rank and file, criticizing ongoing party politics and urging less hostile opposition. Former Labor Secretary Durkin and Plumbers Union leader Sangeet voiced disagreements with Mitchell’s stance as Meany noted administration boasting of 19M achievements.
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Los Angeles
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Eisenhower
AFL
Labor
GOP
Apes Labor
Criti
Martin Durkin
Sangeet
Durkin
Chaplains Bail Out Before Plane Crash Near Newhall
Fifteen chaplains parachuted from a disabled Air Force C46 near Newhall as the craft burned. Three crewmen also bailed out safely before the plane crashed on a nearby farm. Several chaplains sustained minor injuries while all escaped serious harm.
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Newhall
Calif
Y. Lortis R. Eliott
Lawndale
Church of Christ
Neville E
Fillmore
Burbank
Meredith
Plew
von Norman
Los Angeles
Saugus
Explosion Destroys Display in Burlington Store
An explosion in a Burlington sporting goods store shattered a display window and blew a stuffed owl from its perch. The blast drew firefighters to the scene as observers reported a loud report and scattered debris. No injuries were described in the readable text.
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Burlington
N.C
Kington
Harriman and Roosevelt edge in New York governor race
In a close Democratic contest Averell Harriman edged Franklin D Roosevelt Jr for the New York nomination while the GOP favored U S Sen Irving Ives to succeed Gov Dewey. Dewey plans to retire as party leaders weigh the New Jersey and Rhode Island contests.
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Averall Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Harriman
Roosevelt
U.S
Irving M. Ives
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Tammany Hall
Ives
Rhode Island
Theodore Area
Sec. S
den- Roberts
GOP
Congress
Fred A. Hartley Jr
Clifford P. Case
Senate
New Jersey
Case
House
Charles R. Howell
Sen
Hendrickson
Hartley
Newark
Nixon
Omaha
Eisenhower
George Meany
AFL
Promantion
Los Angeles
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