Churchill stalls Socialist attack on U.S. new look defense plan
U S Secretary of State Dulles unveils the new look indicating use of A and H bombs if needed. Eisenhower says the policy rests on the military truth that greater destruction buys surprise. Churchill tells Parliament the United States must consult Britain before massive retaliation, easing fears of a British veto.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
John Foster Dulles
United States
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Churchill
Europe
London
Texas City Salons Back Disaster Pay Plan Victory
Texas City hails a House Judiciary Committee recommendation that the federal government pay disaster claims from the 1947 Grandcamp explosion. Survivors would receive up to 10,000 dollars each, industrial firms undetermined, with years of relief and rebuilding described as citywide renewal.
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Texas City
Tex
Grandcamp
Federal Governr Trearment
House Judiciary
Congress
Curtis ‘Trahan
Trahan
Supreme Court
Red Cross
Tter
Texas Terminal Railway
Clyde Ragsdale
Texas City Sun
Houston
Port Arthur
Texas
Thesut
Briscoe Ends Far East Tour Heads to Washington
Vice Admiral Robert P. Briscoe completed a three day inspection in Formosa and flew via Tokyo to Washington to assume deputy chief of naval operations. He had been commander of U S naval forces in the Far East. There are 79 national and state parks forests and public recreation areas in North Carolina.
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Tripeh
Formosa
Robert P. Briscoe
Tokyo
Washington
U. S. Naval Forces
Far East
North Carolina
Floridian Killed In Grady Wreck
United Press reports a Grady County car collision killed 23 year old Herman Ray Smith of St Petersburg on U S 81 seven miles north of Chickasha. The patrolman assisting the wrecked vehicle died trapped beneath the skidding chassis. Smith died at Chickasha hospital. state highway fatalities for the year reached 111.
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United Press
Grady
Oklahoma
Herman Ray Smith
St. Petersburg
Shenfis
U. S 81
Chickasha
Alton
Legality Of Higgins Case Is Questioned
In Seoul the U S Air Force questioned the legality of criminal charges against American businessman Fred Higgins accused of violating Korean customs relations. Higgins was detained awaiting payment of a fine after being cited by a Korean customs office without appearing in court. The Air Force maintained the goods involved were not subject to Korean duties and were consigned to the Air Force.
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Seoul
U. S. Air Force
Korea
Fred
Higgins
Air Force
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