Battle over Geh lin successor in West German intelligence
Bonn reports a bitter power struggle inside Chancellor Adenauer’s government over Reinhard Gehlen as he seeks to lead West Germany’s intelligence service. factions clash on loyalty to Allied powers, with others warning of his past with American espionage. Adenauer weighs dissolving the discredited German FBI for a CIA style agency.
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Germany
Reinhard Gehren
West Germany
Otto John
Konrad Adenauer
Gehlen
J. Edgar Hoover
Allen
W. Dal
Hitler
Intellince
John
N’s
France
Paris
Adenauer
West
Russia
FBI
Agence Office
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Defense Ministry
First Speeder Got 5 Days For Doing 20
United Press report recalls 1904 Newport Rhode Island chauffeur Michael Woods who became the first motorist jailed for speeding. Judge Darius Baker sentenced five days after Woods traveled about 20 mph through Morton and Avenue intersections, marking an early milestone in speed law enforcement.
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James Bark
United Press
Newport
R.1
Nabob
Michael Woods
A. Denavarro
Morton and
Avenues
W. P. Thompson
Thompson
Woods
Darius Baker
Sullivan
Bellevue Ave
Russia To Outfit North Korea Troops by 1955
Formosa dispatch reports a four point Russo North Korean pact aims to form and train 12 divisions by June 1955, with Russia supplying equipment and ships. North Korea will receive fighter and bomber groups before June 1956 and warships via expedited transfer. Taiao cites underground Peiping sources.
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North Korea
Taiao
Peiping
Kerr to Reintroduce Washita Basin Project in Oklahoma
Sen Kerr plans to reintroduce legislation to authorize the 37 dollar Washita Basin reclamation project. The plan would fund Foss and Cobb Creek Dams to supply water for 11 towns including Chickasha, irrigate 26000 acres, and provide flood control and recreation. Aides aim for early action to avoid delays from the previous session.
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Washington
Washita Basin
Oklahoma
Kerr
Okia
Congress
Senate
Foss
Cobb Creek
Chickasha
Turboprop Cargo Plane Tests Begin at Edwards Base
The Lockheed YCI130 turboprop cargo plane, built for the Air Force, undergoes extensive flight tests at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The four engine craft, with a 132 foot wingspan, rear loading, and T56 Allison engines, flew one-third of its test run yesterday, marking a major logistics and air evacuation test.
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Burbank
Calif
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
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