Mundt Leaves Call Issue Up to Army
Sen Karl Mundt said the army should decide if transcripts of monitored calls in the army McCarthy dispute may be published The Democrats demand full disclosure while GOP members seek conditional release Mundt will ask Army Counsel Welch to rule on publication of transcripts McCarthy plans a full statement from Fort Atkinson ahead of Monday hearings
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Army
Washington
U.P
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Senate
John L. McClellan
Ark
Stuart Symington
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Subcommittee
Joseph N. Welch
Welch
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Pvt
G. David Schine
McCarthy
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Wether
Britain May Join U S Anti Communist Southeast Asia Pact
Diplomats said the United States and Britain may resolve a rift by Britain joining the Southeast Asia anti-Communist alliance. Five power talks in Washington next week will include the United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand. New Zealand seeks quick entry and expects Britain to join despite reluctance.
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Washington
U.2
United States
Britain
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
France
Australia
New Zealand
T. Clifton Webb
Webb
Anthony Eden
Eden
London
Winston Churchill
Army Engineers In Flood Fight at Bonners Ferry
Army engineers directing hundreds of troops battle the Kootenai river in Bonners Ferry Idaho where a crest of 35.5 feet is forecast. The flood has breached dikes, inundated 7800 acres of farmland, and forced the evacuation of over 500 residents. More than 450 army troops and 150 national guard stand by with heavy equipment.
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Bonners Ferry
Philip Clark
Kootenai
Clark Farm
Idaho
Philip
Ed Stephenson
Banners Ferry
U.P
National Guard
Tablet Attacks McCarthy Rival Magazine in Dispute
The Tablet, a Roman Catholic weekly, criticizes America, a Jesuit publication, for its attack on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin, revealing a clash over partisan coverage in public media.
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New York
the Tablet
Joseph R. McCarthy
America
Wisconsin
Mild Weather Forecast With Showers Sunday Night
The forecast calls for more mild weather tonight and Sunday with highs about 74 to 79 and a low around 50 to 58. Showers are predicted for Sunday night, marbling the sunny outlook. At noon today 72 degrees at Nash Motors and 66 downtown.
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Nash Motors
Byrd Attacks Housing Probe Slow to Reveal Profits
Senator Harry Byrd charges federal housing chief Albert Cole failed to determine actual project costs and windfall profits from postwar apartment builders. He demands Cole disclose builder names benefiting from excessive government-backed loans, calling it a public duty.
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Washington
U.P
Harry F. Byrd
Albert M. Cole
Byrd
Cole
No U S action on Guatemala until arms delivery probe ends
Washington officials say the United States will take no action against Guatemala until a searching investigation into a recent Red arms delivery to the country is completed.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Guatemala
Navy Ends Plane Search After Missing Crew Declared Lost
The navy called off a day long search for three missing crewmen of a crashed patrol bomber after four survivors and a body were recovered. The LST 75 picked up the four survivors and the fifth body, with eight crew on board. Survivors said the plane broke into four pieces after impacts with the water during an attempted ditching in early dawn darkness.
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Honolulu
T. H
U.P
Navy
Navy Lst $75
Dillinger Mentor Nabbed for Theft
Green Bay authorities charged two ex convicts with the May 18 robbery of the Pulaski-Chase Co-op store worth 1500 dollars. Edward W. Bentz 50 labeled the king of the bank robbers by the FBI was to arrive from Chicago after waiving extradition. Robert Van Beek 39 mountain town appeared in municipal court held on 5000 dollar bond awaiting legal aid. he did not enter a plea. Bentz had been released from Alcatraz in 1953 after 18 years for robbery.
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Green Bay
John Dillinger
Pulaski-Chase Co-op
Edward W
Willy” Bentz
FBI
Chicago
Robert van Beek
Mountain
Oconto County
Donald Gleason
Bentz
Alcatraz
West advocates 14 point Korea election plan amid peace talks
The West presented a 14 point plan for nationwide elections in Korea under UN supervision, calling for six month voting, Chinese troop withdrawal and UN force withdrawal before voting. South Korea backs the plan while the Communist bloc is expected to reject it, as Geneva talks continue on Indo China cease-fire terms.
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Korea
Geneva
Switzerland
U.P
Pyun Yung Tai
Cawiat
U RW
Union
China
United Nations
South Korea
Russia
Red China
North Korea
Germany
South
Syngman Rhee
Indo-China
Stassen Attacks McCarthy Over Trade Policy Claims
Harold E. Stassen, U.S. foreign aid chief, renewed his attack on Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, accusing him of making false statements about the East West trade program. He urged fewer headline seekers and more Eisenhower backers for America’s good.
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Washington
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Stassen
McCarthy
America
Guatemala troops close on foreign saboteurs near capital
Guatemala City reports army units closing in on alleged foreign saboteurs blamed for an abortive train attack. Eight TNT charges were planted under a bridge near Castaneda to halt munitions moving to Puerto Barrios. One saboteur died in a later machinegun clash. authorities say the assailants fled toward the Honduran border after killing a Guatemalan soldier and wounding three others. The United States cited a 1900 ton, 10 million dollar shipment from Stettin as part of defense imports, while Guatemala denied Soviet or Polish involvement and asserted defense purchasing rights.
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Guatemala
U.S
Macdonald
Honduras
Castadena
United States
Russia
Poland
Foreign Ministry
French Forces Strike Deep in Red Territory Near Hanoi
French units supported by tanks and planes cut into Communist positions south of Hanoi and near Yen Phu and Phu Ly. The high command reported Yen Phu fell as Vietminh forces overwhelmed garrisons in the delta, while a separate push aimed to block Nam Dinh. American-built Corsairs hunted retreating rebels as Franco Viet Minh infantry pressed in amphibious operations.
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High Command
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Phu Ly
Anaxa
Dien Bien Phu
Red River Delta
Khenon
Delta
Nam Dinh
South Delta
Red River
Vietminh
Hong Kong
Motive Sought In Slaying of Philadelphia Divorcee
Police seek a motive in the strangulation death of Elm ina Martell Lisman 60 a wealthy divorcee found slain in her 16 room mansion. Her mother Delinda Martell 82 was kept prisoner in a locked room while Lisman’s ex husband Francis L Lisman 65 a former newspaperman was questioned and released. The victim was bound with venetian cord and strangled in a living room as investigators review a complex family estate and finances including a 1945 income tax case against Hamilton Martell son of the prisoner mother.
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Philadelphia
Elmina Martell Lisman
Farncis L. Lisman
Lisman
Albert Dubois
Delinda Martell
Three Tots Die In Plane Blaze In New Zealand Crash
An airliner crash landed in a meadow in Aughiend New Zealand and caught fire hours after touchdown. The DC-3 struck a house uprooted a pine tree and scraped through a thicket before stopping with a grinding impact. Three children aboard died while 26 passengers survived.
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Aughiend
New Zealand
Wisconsin Republicans fail to pass 18 year old voting amendment
The Senate rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to grant the vote to 18-year-olds. Senators McCarthy and Wiley were not recorded on the roll as the measure failed 34 to 24 short of the required two-thirds majority.
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Washington
Sens. McCarthy Or Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate
Witnesses View Abduction Suspect
A 34-year-old farm hand was shown to two children in Beloit Wisconsin ten days after they were reportedly abducted. Joseph McElroy was identified by the children and a Beloit woman who saw the incident. He is held on a 50 000 bond awaiting a Tuesday hearing on removal to Wisconsin to face kidnapping charges.
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Chicago
Beloit
Wis
Joseph McElroy
McElroy
Wisconsin
Mishicot woman dies in car plunge north of Menominee
Mrs. Mary Quistorf aged 92 of Mishicot Wis observed her 92nd birthday Thursday. She was killed Friday when the car carrying her and her son Nye plunged down an embankment 18 miles north of Menominee Mich.
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Menominee, Mich
Mary Quistorf
Mishicot
Wis
Nye
Here
Arkansas Acts to End Segregation in Public Schools
Arkansas moves toward integrating public schools with three actions. The legislative council education committee recommends creating a statewide citizen study panel. State schools for the deaf and blind vote partial integration of vocational classes. Sheridan school board admits 21 Black students to Grant High School while keeping a six grade elementary for Black pupils.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ll.p
Arkansas
South
Arkansas Legislative Council
Committee On Education
Arkansas State Schools For the
Sheridan, Ark
Grant High School
Sheridan School Board
A. R. McKenzie
McKenzie
Sheridan
Watson Chapel
Five sites in contention for Air Force Academy location
Senator Capehart said the Air Force Academy site selection has narrowed to five locations, with four in Indiana Michigan California and Colorado. He noted Madison Indiana is among the top three while the other two remain undisclosed. Announcement expected next week.
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Washington
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Air Force Academy
Indiana
Michigan
California
Colorado
Madison
Ind
Ohio River
Indiaina
Air Force
Arrest Follows Beating Death in Milwaukee Camp
Luther Grampton a 31 year old itinerant railroad worker was found dead in a bunker car at Milwaukee Road Camp 31. Police say the death was probably caused by a severe beating and have arrested a 48 year old man on suspicion of murder after the two men reportedly drank and fought.
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Milwaukee — AP
Luther Grampton
Milwaukee Road Camp 31
No direct threat seen to Formosa despite Red China attacks
U P reports say military officials see no immediate plan to attack Formosa as Red Chinese forces press Nationalist positions around the Tach en islands. MiG-15s clash with Nationalist planes near the islands, while the United States maintains defenses to shield Formosa if needed.
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Washington
U.P
Pentoon
Little Tachen Islands
Chiang Kai- Shek
Formosa Straits
Manchuria
Korea
Indo-China
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