Solon Demands Eisenhower Tell Facts On Bombs
Washington lawmakers push for President Eisenhower to disclose facts on atomic and hydrogen weapons. Senators Manston, Stennis, Wiley and Monroney press for clear estimates of damage ranges and security limits while AEC reports heightened Pacific precautions and expanded test area monitoring.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Eisenhower
Mike Manstiekl
Mont
John Stennis
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Atomic @etmy Commission
Japan
U.S
Pacific
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Pacific Press
House Appropriations Committee
Robert
Sprague
North Adims
Mass
Marsfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
Stennis
Israel urges UN action over Negev bus attack
Israel appeals to the United Nations for immediate Security Council action on the Negev bus ambush that killed 11 Israelis. Abba Eban and Dulles were to discuss arms for Israel and a ban on arms shipments to Arab states as tensions rise. Jordan denies involvement in the border attack, while Israel blames Amman for the Kibya killings and related clashes.
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United Nations
Israel
Negev Dever
Security Council
Jordan
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Kibya
U.S
Abba Eban
Washington
Dulles
Moshe Shareti
Jerusalem
Geneva policy outlined by Lodge at UN session
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. INS says Ambassador Lodge Jr. outlined U S Geneva Conference policy, linking Red China and Russia to Indochina aggression as Communist accomplices. He stated Berlin and Molotov backed positions against neutral status, and reaffirmed that Red China will not be granted recognition as a great power. Also reports on East Lawn Memorial Park cemetery plans near Chestnut Ridge with statues, chimes, and perpetual care proposals. and on a Hawkins County road project to connect Church Hill and Morison City, detailing rights of way and condemnation options.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Bee Ching
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Berlin
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Lodge
Red China
Indochina
China
John Foster Dulles
Ussr
Hipaway
Chestnut Ridge
East Lawn
East Tennessee
George Spahr
Spahr
Jack Besbie
Kingsport
Sunnyside
Christ
Thaly
Aupusch
King Engineering Company
H. Fleenor Construction Co
Blauntyre
Surgoinsville
Hawkins County
John Williams
Church Hill
Morison City
Carter's Valley
Holston River
Williams
Grange Hall
Wilhalms
U. 5
Virginia
Soviet accuse four Americans of spying in Moscow report
The Soviet paper Trud charged four U S diplomats with espionage and said the Kremlin would demand their recall to Washington. It named Lt. Col. Howard L L Feldlin Maj. Martin D Manhoff Maj. Walter A MacKinney and Staff Sgt Eugene Williams as the accused. The U S Embassy in Moscow declined comment.
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London
ING
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Trad
U. S
Khabarovsk
Pacific
Siberia
Trud
Howard LL. Feldlin
Martin D. Manhoff
Walter A. MacKinney
Eugene Williams
Tornadoes Boil In Southwest No Fatalities
A line of thunderstorms spawned at least seven tornadoes across north Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas last night and today. No fatalities reported though Tulsa sustained about 100000 in damage and drive in theater owner George D Franklin died when a wall collapsed on him near Argyle amid the storm. Tornadoes touched Honey Grove in northeast Texas and near Albany in northwest Texas as the system swept the region.
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Honey Grove
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Abilene
Fort Smith
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
George DD
Franklin
AL Argyle
Ay Wall
Strick
Albany
Mass Waterfront Walkout Looms As ILA Sanctions Outlaw
New York officials faced a looming threat of a sympathy waterfront tieup as the ILA endorsed a three week old outlaw strike. Port coverage varied with little immediate shutdown beyond New York while rival AFL ILA pledged port cooperation.
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Mass
ILA
New York
Atlantic
International Longshoremen's Association
Portland
Maine
Hamption Roads
Baltimore
William V. Bradley
Work Con
Aflila
APL
ILA High Command
Court Upholds AF Arrest and Trial of Ex-Serviceman
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed the Air Force may arrest and try ex-service members for crimes committed in uniform. It rejected a district judge’s finding that removal to Korea was unconstitutional and suggested Congress consider a preliminary hearing before removing a former serviceman for trial.
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Washington
INS
U.S. Court of Appeals
Air Force
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Fhe
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Toth
Korea
Congress
Squires Approve Refunding Bonds
Sullivan County Court votes to issue 1.1 million in local and road refunding bonds to replace higher interest bonds called May 1, saving about 20 thousand in net interest. Equitable Securities Cumberland Securities Nashvill e and Cumberland & Company to handle issue with 4240 in expenses.
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Paul Williams
Times-News
Blountville
Sullivan County
Howard R. Poston
Equitable Securities Corporation
Cumberland Securities Corporation
Nashwiet
Davidson & Company
Knoxville
New York Bank
Eal
Squires
Chester Hall
L. M. Fawrell
Mundt Aims to Start Probing Army McCarthy Rift
Washington Sen Karl Mundt said he hopes to start hearings next week on the McCarthy Army dispute despite delays in appointing a chief counsel. He plans to ask two or three lawyers to participate by week’s end as McClellan and Jackson push for a top attorney to lead the probe. The subcommittee seeks a temporary chief counsel to replace Roy Cohn, amid charges of pressure on the Army to aid a drafted ally.
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Washington
TNS
Karl E. Mund
RSD
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Chaise
South Dakotan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
John L. McClelland Dark
Whief McCarthy
Mundt, McClellan
Henry M. Jackson
D.wash
American Bar Association
Wiliam J. Jameson
Pos
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy
Cohn
Wisconsin
Trova
Subcommittee
John G. Adams
Cohn Army
Ter
Jed
Hard-Working Thieves Loot Safe For $300
Thieves cut an oxygen torch to a wall safe at Esso Standard Oil Co on Konnarock Road Wednesday night and stole about 3300 in cash. They left oxygen cylinders, cooled the door with water, and hooked hoses. Entry was through a fenced property via a steel sash window. Manager E C Smith said ends of checks and tickets were burned but recoverable. Detectives say currency and some change rolls were missing. the job appeared hours of work.
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Esso Standard Oil Co
J. M. Broyles
Greene
Oil Company
Fallout in Japan from distant nuclear tests noted
Tokyo reports a Japanese scientist Dr Shigeyoshi Matsumae says radioactive ashes from Soviet and American tests have fallen on Japan. He warns of a new form of A and H bomb warfare where contaminated areas could be rendered uninhabitable. U.S. offers compensation to 23 Fukuryu Maru crewmen for injuries from a March 2 hydrogel test. Matsumae notes repeated fallout detections and ongoing monitoring by U S authorities in Japan.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Siberian
Shigeyoshi Matsumae
Matsumae
United States
America
mid-Pacific
John M. Allison
Diet
Hiroshiima
U. S
Mitsumae
Senate Move Foiled on Household Appliance Tax Cut
Washington (UP) Senate Republicans regrouped to resist further excise tax cuts after a 100 million dollar household appliance reduction passed 64 to 24. Democrats urged relief for essentials while House opposed similar cuts. Substantial amendments sought to autos and electronics excises, with prospects for further action uncertain as the bill heads to conference.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
House
Douglas
Senate Finance
Lea
Ayr
Byrd D-Val
Williams R-Dell
Daughter Held in Fatal Stabbing Near Chattanooga Valley
Walr county sheriff reports Dorathy McDaniel held in LaFayette jail after body of 71-year-old Ellis found at his Chattanooca Valley home with more than 225 wounds. Coroner Poe noted extensive wounds and a severed head. McDaniel, mother of three, says she went to fix his supper and an argument occurred. her account is incoherent. Deputy says charges may be filed today.
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Flintstone
Walcker County
Sounty
Faiteey
Sherif W. F. Harmon
Dorothy McDaniel
LaFayette
Furether
J. W. Ells
Duputy
Ells
Chattanooca Valley
Tennessee
Hi Poe
Ellis
Harmon
Mee Daniel
Dow
Tornado Warning Issued for Jackson Area Storm Zone
The Jackson Weather Bureau warns of possible tornadoes today from Green Wood to Cosinth Mississippi to Nashville Tennessee with sporadic severe thunderstorms likely in the affected area. Localized damage risk and weather advisories are in effect.
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Jackson
Miss
Jackson Weather Bureau
Liam
Pam
Green- Wood
Cosinth
Nash
Ville
Tenn
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