Dulles outlines Chinese role in Indochina war
Secretary of State Dulles testified that Chinese Communists are aiding the Vietminh with weapons, technicians, trucks, and anti aircraft guns. He warned that a peace concession to China would threaten free nations and US interests, and said North Korea buildup is likely but blocked by a neutral supervisory body. He urged continued foreign aid with reductions to fit a tighter budget.
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Dulles
Indochina
Ho Chi-Minh
Korea
Vietminh
Ly Chen-Hou
Marguerite Stitt Church
United States
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New York
Southeast Asia
Capitol
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
China
Wiles
North Korea
Supervisory Commission
Lawrence H. Smith
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Securiy
European Defense Community
EDC
France
Italy
Vorys R
Dalles
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Agency
FOA
Defense
Wilson
Roosevelt Defies Drop Out Demand in District Race
Roosevelt refuses to drop out amid a heated battle with Mitchell. The dispute involves a split over party support, accusations of infidelity and personal attacks. Ziffren and Mitchell defend party neutrality while Condon faces external pressure and a potential ban lift from the AEC.
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Mitchell
Paul Ziffren
Los Angeles
Galifornia
Democratic National
Condon
Roosevelt
Ziffren
Chicago
National Committee
Tomelle
Ed Lybeck
Lybeck
Democratic National Committee
Hite
Los Angeles County
Roos
Yelt
California State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Grounds
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
California
Congressional Committee
AEC
Condon Pearhes
Congress
Snake bite tragedy shocks Illinois community
A snake handling incident at a church in Illinois left a mother-in-law dead and a man bitten, with police invoking the municipal dangerous reptiles act. Elder Smith recalled the event as homicide detectives questioned him while health officials noted high fatality rates from rattlesnake bites.
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Smith
Seth
Jordan
General Assembly
Church of the New Born
Poiles
Court OKs TV Radio Giveaways and Opening Baseball Game
President Eisenhower told Washington Senators owner Clark Griffith he would attend the April 13 opener to throw the first pitch. The Senators face the New York Yankees in the season debut scheduled for that Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Senators
New York Yankees
Bank Bandit and Court Rulings Stand in Unclear Text
A Los Angeles Bank of America branch on Western Avenue was robbed of an undisclosed sum as a teller reported the bandit implied a revolver and fled in a dark green sedan. The text then shifts to medical and Supreme Court notes with mixed, unclear details about doctors, parental medical care, and FCC case outcomes.
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Bank of America
S. Western Ave
Marjorie von Gartner
Litwack
Kenneth Suthyetlang
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
High Court
New York
FCC
Special Court
Commission
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Warren
Douglas
Athland
Matasio
Ford
Dison
Nna
Hood Sloan
Cumeryilia
Ann
Cain
Caltech
Sura
Ginese
Gover, Tauiestuyth
Brourlt
Brourlt Aina ‘Omer Rep. Tesepn’ Casey (D.~ ‘Mii
Laniel and Pleven mobbed at Paris ceremony unrest
In Paris at the Arc de Triomphe a crowd attacked Premier Laniel and Defense Minister Pleven during a Dien Bien Phu ceremony. About a hundred rioters, supporters of de Gaulle monarchists and possibly some communists, surged the line, kicking and slapping Pleven and striking Laniel. Police contained the mob as reinforcements arrived, with seven demonstrators arrested and later released. An uproar followed a few hours after the Halved ceremony, drawing concern from French officials and newspapers.
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Paris
Joseph ‘Laniel
Rene Pleven
Twe
Charles de Gaulle
Arc de Triomphe
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Daniel
Pleven
France
London
Churchill
Roosevelt
Quebec
Sis
Jean Baylor
Lanlel
Traterim
Teon Martinaud-Depiat
Interior Ministry
Churchill Reveals FDR A-Bomb Accord Details
Churchill states he is releasing notes with Eisenhower consent. He cites an agreement restricting use of the agent between the two nations and third parties, with mutual information sharing limits. He notes postwar industrial gains to be decided by the U.S. President and the British Prime Minister in global welfare terms.
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Churchill
Eisenhower
United States
Great Britain
Churchill and Attlee Warn of Red Threat and H-Bomb Debate
Churchill urged discussion with friends and Allies as Reds threaten the world while Attlee warned the H-bomb could give a first strike advantage and end civilization. He pressed for a Big Three meeting to calm fears as the crowd swelled outside Parliament gates.
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Churchill
Attlee
Attlee Snd
Max
Missing San Gabriel man found buried in cow pasture
Horatio Haskes, a 74 year old from South San Gabriel, was located today in a cow pasture, buried up to his armpits in manure. He shouted for isolation and bit rescuers as Temple City deputies and a fire rescue crew worked to free him.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel
Temple City
Horatio Haskes
South San Gabriel
Indo French Turn Back Vietminh Assault at Dien Bien Phu
French high command reported over 1000 Vietminh killed as rebels tried to breach Dien Bien Phu from the northwest. French Union forces counterattacked with tanks and artillery, closing the breach within hours and driving Vietminh back. Col. de Castries reported morale and fighting spirit at peak as Navarre wired support from Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Indéchina
Dien Bien Pru
French Union
Tva
Christian de Castries
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