Reactions To Nixon Split In 1950s Era Veep Talk
Washington reports show mixed reaction to Vice President Nixon's nationwide telecast. Republicans praised it as a needed move to get down to business, while a top Democrat warned it echoed McCarthy criticisms. The talk touched defense and diplomatic policy, with McCarthy and Stevenson responses noted, and calls for unity against communism heard from lawmakers and party leaders.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Manitowoc
Wis
Sen. Flanders
R-V
Adlai E. Stevenson
Miami Beach
Knowland
California
Senate Gop
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Stevenson
Leonard Hall
Sen. Welker
Diaho
Stephen A. Mitchell
Sen. Monroney
D-Okia
Elsender
D-Lia
Eight Dead in Tornadoes Hit Army Base and Macon
Tornadoes killed six month old Linda Joyner at Lawton Field and 22 year old Bobby T. Robinson at St. Benning. Two parallel twisters struck Macon area causing multiple deaths, injuries, and about three million dollars in Bibb County damage.
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Lawton Field
St. Benning
Linda Joyner
Jamies T. Joyner
Bobby T. Robinson
Duplin
Macon
Dorothy Ann Lockhart
Gilbert Robinson
Austin Hogan
Irene Wallace
Lorena Wallace
Lizella
Sam Evnery
Centerville
Bibb County
Economic Issues High At Caracas Conference Signs Of Clash
Economic issues topped the 10th Inter American Conference with the United States on the defensive after last week. Sixteen of nineteen Latin American nations supported US warnings to keep communism away from the region and pressed for definite commitments on economic plans to raise living standards. US Secretary of State Dulles and delegation pledged cooperation on mutually advantageous economic plans, but Latin Americans seek concrete solutions and stable financing, with the major issue being better terms for raw materials versus finished imports. The meeting may lead to a later finance ministers and economy ministers session in Washington or Rio de Janeiro.
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Almen Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Western Hemisphere
U. S
State Dulles
Roy Cohn
Washington
Rio de Juaneiro
Five Killed In Weekend Road Wrecks
Five persons died in weekend western Pennsylvania wrecks. Six others were injured, not critically. A Gibsonia family of six was involved in a Turnpike crash near Bedford. Ronnel Parshall, 12, died after being ejected as the car overturned.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Gibsonia
Bedford
Ronnel Parshall
Parshall
Dallas Dillon
Kenneth Parshall
Ernest
Dolores
Auty
Titusville
Rower
Brunk
Charles Buser
Sarah Buser
Cvil Really
Robert Buser
Be Auty
Russell d. Perringer
Diamond
Carl Kowal
Merle Sweeney
Castle Shannon
East
Enrance
Penn Linhul Parkway Tunnel
McCarthy vows to press communism probe after May answers
Senator McCarthy told reporters in Appleton that major issues will be met in May as he pledges to pursue probes of communism. He criticized past rhetoric on handling Communists and questioned who in the military promoted Maj. Irving Peress, whose case has fueled debate. He also defended his stance against traitors as he spoke at a Manitowoc event.
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Army
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Schine
Subcommittee
Cohn
Frank P. Carr
Stevens
Adams
Armed Services
NBC
Huong
Wisconsin
Senate Gop
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Irving
Peress
Appleton
Washington
Maj
Irving Peress
United States
Nixon
Republican Party
Senate Committee
Manitowoc
United States Senate
State party primary battle faces GOP Demos
The GOP and Democrats face a primary battle as key decisions are delayed due to Gov. John S. Fine’s cold and Wood’s winter vacation. Leadership weighs endorsements for Superior Court and nominations for lieutenant governor and secretary of internal affairs, with filings by McMillen and Livengood Jr. The Democratic and Republican endorsements hinge on the sitting judge principle and party backing.
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John S. Fine
Wood
GOP
William R. McMillen
Black Lick
Indiana
Frank F. Trusgoll
William §. Livengood Jr
Internal Affairs
Gaynelle Dixon
Butler
Democratic Policy Committee
Rhores and
Ross
Robert B. Woodside
First Atomic Power Plant In Pittsburgh
The United States moves toward peaceful atomic power by partnering with Duquesne Light Co. to build the nation’s first full scale central station reactor in Pittsburgh. Westinghouse to construct the reactor, with 60000 kilowatts output, at no cost to the government and shared future profits. AEC cites a possible $30 million saving versus private build.
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Buuumuleh Oaluay
Capeee
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Central Station
State Department
Russia
Hisenhower
Ho Chi Minh
United States
China
Geneva
Switzerland
AEC
Indo- Duquesne
Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Wniwetok
Pacific
Duquesne Company
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Obituary notices from Blairsville and Indiana areas
Edward Coffman of Indiana Pa died March 13 at Indiana Memorial Hospital aged 75. Burton S. Tressler of Connersville, Pa formerly of Homer City, died March 13 at 11 20 a.m. Surviving family listed. Herbert J. France died March 14 in Blairsville area at age 85. Corovitch Codrig wife of Phillip Cuding of Iselin Pa obituary pending. Edith Laura Johnston widow of Ramie Johnston died March 15 in Indiana County Home. Earl F Huff of Indiana Rd 1 died March 13. Mrs Mary Staff of Aultman died March 13 in White Township. Funeral details and interment plans provided for multiple services.
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Edward Coffman
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Blairsville
Burton S.tresslen
Strangford
Homer City
R.D
Abraham
Sara McCurdy Coffman
Maude (Harkins) Coffman
Harry
James
Homestad
Fred
Pearl) Adams
Buffalo
Earl
Edna) Mardis
Blacklick
Robinson's
North 7Th St
Martin L. Kaufman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Oakland Cemetery
Herbert J. France
Derry Township
John BR
Ann Marie Graham France
Gertrude Beaufort France
Clair, Trump
France
Lower Turkeyfoot Twp
Somerset County
Alexander
Ernie Bradigum Tressler
Anna Beck Tressler
Johnstown
Jndiana
Lester C
Steubenville
Ohio
Hobart (Bi
James W
Pittsburgh
Willian
Virginia
Deai
Boyce
Betty) Ringer
Venice
Calif
Elmer
Confluence
Ira
Jerome, Pa
F. Franklyn Wise
Greenwood Cemetery
Cora Conner Fee O
S. Walnut Street
John
Harriet Fair Conner
Ferguson
Rome
Lee
EB. Schaeffer
Mary Corovich Cod.rig
Phillip Cuding
Ise‘lin, Pa
Robinson Funeral Home
Saltsbury
Edith
Laura
Johnston
Ramie Johnston
Satuday
Washington Township
Indiana County
Ellis
Mary Moore Wissinger
Roxie Stewart
jPas
Capt
Arthur Johnston
U.S. Army
Germany
Gordon Johnston
Salem Methodist Church
Clark Funeral Home
Elderton
W. E. Shaffer
Elderton Cemetery
Earl F. Huff
Mr. Huff
Cherry Tree
Jacob CG
Mary A. Ayers Huff
Edward Huff
Grover C. Huff
Youngstown
Mary Staff
Aultman
White
Italy
Perlero
Antoinette Francesco
Staff
St Anthony's Church
White Township
Margaret Molora
Clearfield
Catherine Duca
Barnesboro
Frank Staff
Pete Staff
Coy
Paratroopers Aid French Forces Amid Wire Barricades
Paratroops drop to support French defenses as mobile artillery tanks mortars and heavy machine gun fire sweep Viet Minh positions. Fighters and bombers fly overhead mowing through ranks in a wide field of combat amid barbed wire obstacles.
Siege at Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh tighten grip
Report details a brutal seven year Indochina war siege at Dien Bien Phu. Vietminh forces ring the French garrison with 36,000 to 46,000 troops, supported by 100,000 Chinese-supplied coolies. French air and ground defenses face relentless mortars and 105mm cannon as clashes continue daily.
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China
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Hanoi
Vietminh
Eisenhower Sees Danger In Tax Cuts
President Eisenhower told congressional leaders he fears further personal income tax cuts urged by Democrats would threaten economic stability. He will address the nation on taxes tonight. House Republicans note about seven billion dollars in cuts this year, while a revision bill aims for 1.3 billion in tax reductions without lowering income rates. Democrats propose raising exemptions by 100 for individuals and 1000 per dependent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
GOP
White House
House
Martin
R-Mass
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