Britain Accuses Viet Minh Of Flouting Armistice Authority
Britain says the Communist Indo-Chinese regime is attempting to ignore the Geneva ceasefire provisions and the international supervisory commission. London handed a note to Moscow stating Viet Minh complaints should go to the commission, not conference members, unless a party blocks its recommendation.
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Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Nata
France
United States
International Supervisory Commission
Commission
Ex Con with Children Sought Across Eight States
Police broadcast an all states alert for Mearle R. Hardy 32 and two children Kenneth Martin Pierce 15 and Sandra Lee 10 missing from Lancaster Pennsylvania. Hardy a parolee with a burglary and larceny record was last seen driving a 1941 sedan bought for 65 dollars after being laid off from a meat cutter job. He allegedly enticed the children to run away after school on Thursday.
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Lancaster
Montana
Mearle R. Hardy
Kenneth Martin Pierce
Sandra Lee
Claire Pierce
Hardy
Kenneth
Pierce
Lancaster County
Pierces
Levenworth Penitentiary
Nationalist Chinese Panel Ratifies U S Formosa Pact
The foreign affairs committee of the Nationalist Chinese parliament today ratified the mutual defense treaty with the United States regarding Formosa, confirming cooperation between the two sides in regional security.
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Taipei
Formosa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Kenosha Sees Warm Noon Then Cloudy Weekend Outlook
Weather radar shows fair conditions in Kenosha at noon with temperatures near 38 to 40 degrees at key locations. Forecasters predict tonight's snow or rain mix, a low around 25 to 30, and Sunday highs in the low 30s with continued cloud cover and light snow flurries.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Eight Charges Face Col Bishop P Parrish in FEAF Case
The Far East Air Force formally charges Col. Bishop P. Parrish former base commander with misuse of funds and bribery. Parrish of Columbia South Carolina is accused in eight specifications including conspiracy to misuse 2500 of public funds signing a false customs declaration unlawful loan procurement unlawful bribery and false statements under oath.
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Far East Air Force
Bishop P. Parrish
Parrish
Columbia
S. C
T. W. Tom Tailoring Co
FEAF
U. S
Puerto Rican Reds Plead Innocent in Federal Court
Eleven Puerto Rican Communist leaders arrested in Puerto Rico and the United States last October pleaded innocent in Federal Court in San Juan today. The defendants face charges connected with their alleged political activities and links to communist organizations.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Demos Set To Attack Ike's Plan
Democratic congressmen study a confidential January memorandum from party headquarters listing 20 grounds to attack President Eisenhower's 1955 legislative program. It critiques defense, foreign aid, farm issues and housing and questions cuts in armed forces amid rising Soviet strength.
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Demos
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Paul M. Butler
Two Oil Tankers Collide in Bay of Suez Near Port Said
Port Said Egypt reports a collision in the Bay of Suez between two oil tankers. One vessel caught fire and authorities scrambled to respond as a blaze erupted aboard.
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Port Said
Egypt
Bay of Suez
Americans Freed From Soviet Berlin Captivity
Two Americans held for years in Soviet captivity were released in Berlin. Pvt. William T. Marchuk and John H. Noble were turned over to U.S. officials at 8 a.m. CST and taken for medical examinations. Verdine was not known to be among the freed.
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U.S
Pvt
William T. Marchuk
Cl Rakenridge
John H. Noble
Detroit
Marchuk
Germany
William Verdine
Starks
Noble
Dresden
U. S
Moscow
Verdine
Russia
United States
Dentist Dr Irving Peress seeks army report and attorney guidance
New York dentist Dr Irving Peress, a central figure in the Army McCarthy dispute, said he would like to read the army report issued last night and consult with his attorney before commenting. Peress was reached at his office.
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United Nations
New York
Peiping
Hong Kong
British Overseas Airways
Tokyo
Irving Peress
Army
Peress
Robbers Caught Five Others In Tacoma Bank Heist
Federal authorities say seven suspects including Floyd Pebsworth and Clarence Wayland Ramsey were in custody after a Tacoma bank robbery that netted $67,055. Ramsey confessed using a wooden gun and named Pebsworth as getaway driver. about $32,055 remains missing.
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Tacoma
Floyd Pebsworth
Clarence Wayland Ramsey
Auerbach
Ramsey
Pebsworth
Wilma
John William Murphy
Kenneth R. Springer
Virgil K. Gunnarson
AMC Amuca Git Cay Ulivelds
Ramseys
Murphy
Springer
Gunnarson
Cities Seek Conventions For 1956 Presidential Noms
Washington DC Chicago Philadelphia and Atlantic City sent delegations to bid for the 1956 Republican convention site. Democrats chose August 27 1956 to start their convention with no site yet named.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Smith Making Fine Progress Reported in Hospital
Rep Lawrence H. Smith of Wisconsin, a heart patient at Walter Reed hospital, was reported as making fine progress after entering the facility Monday. Aide said he is doing very nicely and improving steadily.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wis
Walter Reed Hospital
Smith
Road conditions improve across state with slippery spots noted
The Wisconsin motor vehicle department reported today that roads are generally in good condition. Slippery spots were observed in the Tomahawk, Wausau, and Antigo areas.
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Madison
Wis
State Motor Vehicle Department
Tomahawk
Wausau
Antigo
Strong quake felt in Trieste area with Greek origin
The Geophysical Institute of Trieste recorded a strong earthquake about 550 miles southeast of here at 7 55 p m. The center was believed to lie in western Greece or the Greek islands.
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Trieste
Italy
The
Geophysical Institute of
Here
Greece
Greek Islands
McCarthy Presses New Peress Subcommittee Probe
Army finalizes Maj. Irving Peress honorable discharge after review found no basis for reconsideration. McCarthy vows new hearings with subpoenas. chronology cites earlier disloyalty concerns and Zwicker push for discharge. Senator Saltonstall and Mundt committee referenced amid renewed Senate investigations.
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Adams
Weible
Peress
Army
1St Army
Record Flight Defies Fog With 47 Hour B47 Mission
Col. David A. Burchinal and a Davis Monthan group set jet era records flying a B47 21 000 miles nonstop over 47 hours 35 minutes. Weather forced three legs between Africa and England with refueling over Africa as Britain stayed fogbound.
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Tucson
Ariz
David A. Burchinal
Col. Burchinal
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Africa
England
Britain
State Senators To Miss Opening Of 1955 Wisconsin Session
Two prominent Wisconsin lawmakers are set to miss the opening of the 1955 session. Sen. Frank Panzer aged 64, senate president pro tem, is hospitalized in Waupun with bronchial pneumonia. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, 38, plans knee surgery in Madison hospital after admission Monday.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Panzer
Oakfield
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Panzer
Waupun
Nelson
San Francisco Mint to Close Amid Minting Reforms
After more than a century of coin production from $20 gold pieces to copper pennies the San Francisco mint will close. The plant is outdated and its hilltop site blocks expansion, ending its long history of money making.
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San Francisco
Dr. Samuel Sheppard Faces Grief and Legal Maneuvers
In a Cleveland county jail cell Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, 31, mourns his murdered wife and his mother’s suicide while seeking bail and an appeal from a life murder sentence. Attorney Corrigan seeks to stay execution and grant bail.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Richard
Sam
Stephen Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Centenarian farmer Vinzenzo Tosa marks 100th birthday
Italian farmer Vinzenzo Tosa of Acqui celebrates reaching age 100. He reportedly drinks a quart of wine daily and smokes about 20 cigarettes, reflecting a notably long life.
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Acqui
Italy
Vincenzo Tosa
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