Eisenhower aims for cautious Big Four meeting approach
The Eisenhower administration shifts from negative to cautious about the Big Four talks. Dulles and Nixon offer limited support while warning against high expectations. Eisenhower frames the summit as a discussion by leaders, with ministers handling specifics, to avoid appeasement traps.
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Eisenhower
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France
Russia
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Brownell lauded for aiding escapees amid antitrust suit push
Attorney general cites a 50 000 person escapee program as a bright ray of hope beyond the wartime secrecy. Brownell praises the DOJ effort while discussing possible publicity from a non wartime settlement. The pending suit targets commission practices by major ad agencies and publishers including the American Newspaper Publishers Assn and the Publishers Assn of New York City. An Alamo origin note and British marriage ages are also mentioned in scattered context.
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Brownell
Justice Department
American Assn. of
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Publishers Assn. of
New York City
Associated Business Publications, Inc
Periodical Publishers Assn. of America
Agfiowlinval Dubiechars Acen
Galetta Indiana Printing & Publishing Co notice details
An old newspaper notice lists Indiana Printing and Publishing Co at 843 Philadelphia Street Galetta. It shows post office filing August 14 1900 under a March act, along with staff roles President Ray Secretary Bar Treasurer Ray Managing Director Lockard City Editor Bell and circulation manager. It notes Associated Press membership and subscription terms for Indiana counties and carrier delivery rates.
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Pane Pa
Elee Ae Eer
R. BH
Amie Taylor Ray
M. Dewitt
Mindszenty facts may never be told says Sen Brownell
In South Bend Indiana Atty Sen Brownell said the world may never know the full story of Cardinal Mindszenty imprisonment in Hungary because Communists have liquidated key witnesses and associates. He cited three interior ministers secret police and interrogators among those eliminated. Mindszenty was imprisoned after an unspecified event.
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South Bend
Ind
Brownell
Mindszenty
Hungary
Notre Dame
Japan Widows Present Dolls To Mennonite Church
Japanese widows in Tokyo donated 500 dolls to the Mennonite Church of the United States as thanks for 2000 food parcels sent last winter. The dolls, dressed in local outfits, were handed to Mrs. Norman A. Wingert, wife of the Mennonite Central Committee director in Tokyo, for display at the World Mennonite.
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Tokyo
Mennonite Church of
United States
Norman A. Wingert
Mennonite Central Committee
World Mennonite
AEC Chief Calls Radiation Poisoning Claims Irresponsible
Atlantic City AEC chairman Noal Lewis Strauss told the American Medical Association audience that claims atomic tests poison the air and doom future generations are unfounded. He said current radiation increases are minimal, about the equivalent of one medical chest X ray, and not evidence of atmospheric poisoning.
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Atlantic City
Noal Lewis P. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
American Medical Assn
Great Britain
Woman Eats Over 300 Matches Craving Incident
Mitsuru Nagao a 31 year old barber in Miyazaki City Japan was found to have more than 300 chewed matches in her stomach and intestines after a three day period of increased craving. Doctors at Nichinan Hospital performed removal noting the habit began in childhood and had not caused illness until recently.
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Miyazaki City
Japan
Nichinan Hospital
Mitsuru Nagao
Warsaw Treaty Now Official
The Warsaw Pact now officially in effect as Romania and Albania deposited ratifications in Warsaw. Signatories include the Soviet Union Poland Hungary East Germany Czechoslovakia Bulgaria and the eight nation Soviet bloc moves to create a unified military command.
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Berlin
Warsaw
ADN
Romania
Albania
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Radiation danger to civilians in future wars warned
Strauss warned that future generations of monsters would be attributable to atomic radiations but noted that in a war with indiscriminate nuclear weapon use the radiation danger to civilian populations would be very great.
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Strauss
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