United States Works on New German Arms Plan
U S military and diplomatic officials quietly study alternative European defense strategies if London conference fails to back a German arms program. Proposals span peripheral defense with Britain and the Middle East, direct German rearmament, and potential treaty arrangements, amid tensions with France and West Germany.
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Washington
U. S
London
United States
State Department
French Assembly
European Defense Community
Britain
Italy
Middle East
Fisenhower
State Dulles
Germany
France
Dulles Plans UN Talk On Atomic Plan
U S Secretary of State Dulles opens the ninth U N General Assembly with a view on world problems and the proposed peaceful world atomic pool. He is expected to update Eisenhower’s nine month old proposal and discussIndochina, the Pacific defense pact and German rearmament as broadcasts air live and taped.
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United Nations
N.Y. P
U.S
Dulles
U.N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
U.N
International Organization
Jose Maza
Chile
Lester B. Person
Atoms For Peace
Ex Mae
United States
Germany
Assembly
Senin
Gasoline Tank Explosion Kills Two Near Bitburg
Bitburg police said two people were killed near here late today when a U S Air Force gasoline storage tank exploded. Police reported several others were remet. They did not know if any of the dead were Americans.
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Bitburg
Germany
Scientists Cite Soviet Hydrogen Test Near Wrangel Island
Tokyo based Asahi reports Japanese scientists believe the Soviet Union tested a hydrogen bomb near Wrangel Island about 500 miles from Alaska. They say evidence is strong and radioactive rain has fallen in northern Japan since the weekend, with Russia using Wrangel Island as a missile base.
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Tokyo
Russia
Wrangel Island
Nome
Alaska
Moscow
Japan
Asahi
Murder trial of widow resumes in Greensboro
The 68 year old widow Mrs Rees testified in her murder trial in Greensboro noting she hired Henry Ware for one year and that their relationship was strictly employer and employee. She claimed she shot Ware after he turned toward a closet where the shotgun was kept and said I shot him in the back. Mrs Rees is president of El Moro Cigar Co., founded by her late husband.
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Greensboro
Ny County
Teade
Missouri prison riot ends after four killed injuries and $5 million damage
A major riot at Missouri State Beve me was quelled as four convicts were killed and about 30 prisoners plus three guards injured. State troopers and National Guardsmen deployed to the Jefferson City facility where extensive damage and fires destroyed or damaged eight prison buildings. Authorities said danger of mass outbreak passed and all troubled wings returned to cells.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
West State
Thomas E. Whitecotton
Corrections
Sock
Reds Use Radio Propaganda Targeting Thule Troops
The Army reports Soviet broadcasts directed at U S service members at Thule Greenland mix dance music with Pravda editorials and political slant. The broadcasts, delivered by a female voice, aim to undermine American morale though the audience listens for entertainment.
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Washington
Russia
Bie
Thule
Greenland
U. S
Semaune
Lyers
Pravda
Knowland Says Reconvene Date Likely Several Days Off
California Republican leader Knowland warned it may be several days before a decision is reached on when the Senate will reconvene to consider the censure of Sen. Mark Trice. Trice and other leaders awaited Knowland and Johnson guidance after a lengthy meeting and a six member committee pressed to finish its report before the week’s end.
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Knowland
California
Senate
Mark Trice
William Knowland
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Utah
McCarthy
Cyprus Battle Opens as UN Considers Greek Island Status
The UN Assembly debated Greece and Cyprus with Selwyn Lloyd and Dulles sources noting Britain’s warning and a 9-3 committee vote to take the issue to a full session. Russia backed the majority while the United States and several nations abstained.
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Greece
Selwyn Lievd
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Dulles
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France
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Netherlands
Colombia
Russia
Lloyd
Banghart Seeks Release From Alcatraz
Banghart petitions for release from The Rock claiming illegal detention since 193? and noting a long good conduct history. Government lawyers cite his 1952 kitchen workers strike leadership and a one year good time loss while Banghart denies involvement. Convicted in 1933 for a $100000 mall robbery in North Carolina with a 31 year sentence.
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Banchart
Banghart
North Carolina
Ike Warns Against Federal Satellites In Campaign Swing
Dwight D. Eisenhower on a four state West tour denounced moving regions into federal satellites and urged more local participation in power development. He spoke in Missoula Montana to an estimated 30 000 supporters during a fly tour from Denver to California.
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Washington
McNary
Columbia River
Eisenhower
Far West
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California
Missoula
Mont
Fleming Ejected From Service Amid Korea Spy Case
A court martial sentenced Fleming to dismissal from the service and forfeiture of all pay for allegedly collaborating with Communists while a prisoner in Korea. The proceeding by 11 colonels and lieutenant colonels lasted 12 hours, with verdicts delivered after a late night session. Fleming, who plans to enter the marine supply business, expressed resolve to clear his name as his wife spoke of relief.
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Ons Gang
Korea
Fleming
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Sheridan
Eight-Member GOP Leader Group to Visit Europe
Mrs. Anne K. Hickman of Winston-Salem heads a party of eight selected to study economic interests and women's issues as they affect family life on a Foreign Operations Administration sponsored European trip.
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Winston-Salem
Anne K. Hickman
Foreign Operations Administration
Methodists Consult on Appointments in Asheville District
Asheville district superintendents consulted ministers today on new appointments as the conference postponed action on a declaration on public school segregation. The delay was by Pastor Charles Bowles who urged more time for deliberation. Rev Leroy Scott read 1952 stance against racial discrimination. Twenty five men admitted to the conference ministry on trial include Thornton Adams and William Young among others.
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Asheville
Ee Carolina
A. Costen J. Harrell
Charte
Church
Leroy Scott
Methodist Church
Embree
H. S Blackard
MM. Lee
Nl Witkinnee
E. C. Shoat
of Chanel Mill
Western North Carolina
North Carolina
Thornton D. Adams
Fisherman Dies From Bikini Atoll Hydrogen Blast Aftermath
A Japanese fisherman aboard the Lucky Dragon died from injuries after a hydrogen explosion near Bikini Atoll. Twenty three crew members were aboard. others hospitalised but recovering. The United States offered Japan one million dollars in damages to the victims.
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Washington
Kubayama
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