Leaders Meet On Formosa in Rescue Talks at Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek and Adm. Felt held a three hour session amid the Formosa Strait crisis to press for more aid to Quemoy. New supply convoys and parachute drops were reported as shelling continued and civilian and military casualties rose.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Formosa Strait
Chiang
U.S
Pacific
Quemoys
U. S
Grass Mountain
Felt
Roland N. Smoot
U.S. Formosa
United States Seeks To Shelve Formosa Issue Again
In the U N General Assembly the United States aimed to shelve the Formosa crisis for another year while a heated exchange with the Soviet Union occurred. Henry Cabot Lodge challenged Andrei Gromyko over China policy and warned against using Formosa to press aggression.
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China
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Andrei Gromyko
Far East
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Gromyko
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Red China
U.N
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Kremlin
Peiping
India
V K. Krishna Menon
T. F. Tsiang
Plane crash near Salisbury leaves two dead
A private plane crashed in woods north of Salisbury Airport killing two men identified as Bryan Eugene Sink Jr. of Charlotte and John W. May. The aircraft reportedly overran the runway in fog, was pushed back onto the taxiway, and took off before wrecking in dense trees.
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Arthur J. Shuping
Bryan Eugene
Gene) Sink Jr
John W. May
Charlotte
Civil Air Patrol
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Friendship Airport
Clay S. Swaim
Swaim
Sink
Carolinas
Sink & Sons Advertising Agency
Faeric
High Point
Gene
Pauline Overcash
Salisbury Aircraft Service
Adams Political Sniping Continues
Washington AP Adams resigns as Eisenhowers top aide saying he will leave in consideration of his effect on the public scene. Republicans urge dismissal of the Adams-Goldfine link while Democrats press corruption charges and voters face a contentious campaign.
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Bernard Goldfine
Jone
Meade Alcorn
Nixon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Eisenhower Returns From Newport Vacation to White House
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after a 25 day Newport R I vacation. He plans to name a new chief aide to replace Sherman Adams as top assistant and resumes duties aboard the Columbine III with Mrs. Eisenhower. White House aides say no nominee yet as he faces Far East tensions and school integration debates.
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Howard M. Snyder
White House
Solh Sees Trouble For Chehab In Beirut Fallout
Solh, eight time Lebanese premier, criticizes Chehab for appeasing rebels after slipping out of Beirut to Adana. He warns that continued leniency could harm Lebanon, urging firm enforcement of the law as Chehab takes power in Beirut while security remains tenuous.
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Soth
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U.S
Hilton
Camille Chamoun
Alcorn predicts GOP gains in November elections
Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn warned that voters frustrated with power hungry politicians may boost Republican candidates in November. He argued civil rights issues could split Democrats in 1960 to reshape the South into a strong two party system and dismissed Democratic gains forecasts. He noted 21 of 34 Senate seats are Republican and 13 Democrat, with no sure losses for Republicans in November.
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Washington
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
National Press Club
Senate
New Terrorism Erupts In Algeria
Paris reports submachinegun fire in Aubervilliers near a slaughterhouse as three Algerian terrorists dead after a police chase. An Algerian shot a French noncommissioned officer in Metz, while mass graves in Algeria reveal rebels murdering turncoats amid ongoing violence linked to de Gaulle.
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Aubervilliers
Metz
France
Mediterranean
Algeria
Rebri
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de Gaulle
Bomb Found Hidden On Eiffel Tower Top
Paris police uncovered a crude five pound dynamite time bomb placed at the top observation platform of the Eiffel Tower. The device included a clock and battery and was set for 7 o clock, with the clock frozen. Police acted quickly to remove the bomb as authorities tightened security before a constitutional referendum.
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Eiffel Tower
France
Charles de Gaulle
Air France
Norfolk Board Loses Appeal on School Integration
The Norfolk Virginia school board lost its bid to delay integrating 17 Negro students into six all white junior and senior high schools. Chief Judge Simon E Sobeloff rejected a one year postponement of a lower court order. The six schools enroll about 10,000 pupils and are set to open next Monday, with signs that Governor Almond may order closures.
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Norfolk, Va
Simon E. Sobeloff
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
No Fresh Hope Seen At Warsaw
Talks between the United States and Red China in Warsaw yield no new progress on Formosa. Wang Ping-nan and Beam meet again Thursday as U S officials warn of possible UN action if no breakthrough, amid rising tension with Khrushchev's stance boosting risk of wider conflict.
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Red China
Warsaw
Formosa
Eisenhower
Dulles
Wang Ping-nan
Far East
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Beam
Wang
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Nikita Khrushchev
China
No. 1 U.S. Student Tells Of Soviet Visit
Beverly Deepe describes a rare home visit with a Soviet student in Moscow. The encounter includes music from Voice of America, a jitterbug session, and questions about Hungary, American authors, and cultural life as an American exchange student in the USSR.
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Jack London
Theodore Dreiser
Mark Twain
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Steinbeck
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Phi Beta Kappa
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