Second Lawyer for M'Carthy Probe Considered
Ray H. Jenkins of Knoxville was reported under active consideration for appointment as special counsel to the Senate investigations subcommittee probing Senate conflicts. Mundt and Kefauver discussed Jenkins as a strong Republican trial lawyer. a second unnamed attorney reportedly tentatively agreed to serve, with confirmation pending.
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Washington
Ray H. Jenkins
Knoxville, Tenn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Moranths
Aveo Nail
Amar Uy Ea Ty
Jenkins
Subcommittee
Sen
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Kafauver
L Avyer
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Sen. Mundt
R.S.D
Earier
Mundt
Osura Joe McCarthy
Mundt Adid
France asks US for more air craft for Indochina aid
Paris reports France formally requests additional American air craft and aviation supplies to bolster Dien Bien Phu defenses. The Foreign Ministry spokesman said the plea fits a continuing material aid process and mirrors prior requests. Washington officials signaled a favorable, quick response within existing policy ties with Gen. Ely.
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Paris
France
United States
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Washington
Paul Ely
Newapspors
America
Battle of
Aly
Bus Dives Into River in Turkey Killing Sixteen
A bus carrying passengers plunged into the Evlap River after a wooden bridge collapsed near a southeast Turkish town. Six bodies floated to reach Syria, with sixteen people confirmed dead and twenty four injured. Authorities reported the disaster occurred Tuesday and Syrian officials recovered the corpses across the border.
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Arra
Evlap
Turkey
Truck Plunge Kills 13 Korean Youths Near Pusan
A truck carrying youthful hikers plunged over a cliff twenty miles north of Pusan port, killing 13 and injuring about twenty others. Police reported the crash, with continued coverage noted on Page A-2.
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Seoul
Pusan Port
Cobalt bomb could wipe out all life on Earth
New York Times science writer William L. Lawrence reports a cobalt bomb, a hydrogen device encased in cobalt, could create a radioactive cloud vastly more powerful than radium and travel across continents. Caltech chemist Harrison Brown and physicist Leo Szilard caution its potential to annihilate life, with tests at Eniwetok confirming feasibility but global testing deemed unnecessary.
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New York
Earth
New York Times
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Pacific
William L. Lawrence
The
Times
the Times
Brown
Prague
Leningrad
Odessa
Ural Mountains
Eniwetok
Leo Szilard
University of Chicago
Medic Kills Golf Star in Lakeland Triangle
Wil liam E Leigh Jr 23 a top Florida golfer was shot and killed by Dr Dodge Mentzer a city physician after alleged warnings. Leigh’s body lay at the doctor’s steps five bullets fired. Mentzer claims self defense while divorce proceedings linger. Leigh, a University of Florida law student, was famed as a rising golf star with Lakeland ties and multiple junior titles.
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Lakeland
Fla
Willian E
Billy) Leigh Jr
Florida
Dodge DP
Mentzer
Leigh
City ‘Hospital
University of Florida
Elizabeth
Leo Brooker
Mentzers
Presidential Section
Lake ‘Hollingsworth
J. Tom Watson
Monroe Brannen
Watson
Lakeland High School
Knight Governor Hopes to Root Out Dope in California
Governor Goodwin Knight pledges to attack drug peddling with stricter penalties and asks Legislature for action. He tours Long Beach and Lakewood with a full day schedule including talks at venues such as Compton College, Downey High, Rheem plant, Western Gear Works, and a banquet in Compton Pathfinder Club before heading to Long Beach for a day of public appearances and a nonpolitical speech at First Baptist Church.
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Goodwin Knight
Lynwood
California
Long Beach
Lakewood
Compton-Lynwood Board of Realtors
Grayson
Compton
Compton Blvd
Tamarind St
Central Business District
Compton College
Goodwin's
Artesia Ave
Paramount
Bellflower
Bell Iower
Downey Chamber of Commerce
Rheem Manufacturing
Wanrtenst Ave
Linwood
Western Gear Works
Imperial Hwy
Hollydale
Iarfield Ave
Main St
Compton Pathfinder Club
Compton Elks Club
Long Jeach
Wilton Hotel
Long Beach State College
Greater
University of the Sea
Rainbow Pier
First Baptist
Pine Ave
Boy Drinks Chemical Set Mixture Dies in Oklahoma
An 11 year old boy died after drinking a mixture he prepared with a toy chemistry set in LULSA Oklahoma. County investigator W Al Lang said Burdett Watts was dead on arrival at a hospital after his mother reported he drank the chemicals and soon suffered severe pain. An autopsy was planned.
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Lulsa
Death Leap From Hotel Roof Ends With Minor Injuries
A 32-year-old unemployed man, Daniel Rodriguez, jumped from a three story hotel roof Tuesday night. He reportedly shouted stop me and landed belly first on a parked car, suffering only a sore midriff and minor facial cuts. He was taken to Emergency Hospital and booked for drunkenness.
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San
Francisco
Daniel Rodriguez
Eisenhower defends hydrogen bomb stance at press conference
At a White House briefing President Eisenhower said he knew nothing of an 18 month delay in hydrogen bomb development. He dismissed McCarthy’s charge and said the U S has no plan to build a bomb bigger than the current H bomb. McCarthy accused officials of stalling while Russia advances its program. The president emphasized Murrow is a friend and noted cooperation with Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lewis L Strauss.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. MecCarthy
R.wis
Edward R. Murrow
McCarthy
White House
United States
Sen. McCarthy
America
Russia
Murrow
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
London
CBS
Reas
Lillian Alice Maylof
Karan
Salem
Ore
Mré
Barbara Vanderhoff
Azusa
Laura Purvine
Riverside
NEW York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
Kansas City
Phout
Melvin Price
D.-Til
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Enelrgy
Price
Ed Murrow
Third Pacific Nuclear Shot Fired by U S
Washington announced a further nuclear test at the Pacific proving grounds described as successful. Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis Strauss said the test yields important national defense information. The statement noted naval and Air Force units searched the area for ships, but did not specify if this was a thermonuclear test.
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Washington
Pacific Proving Grounds
Lewis S. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Dope Reward Offered on Harbor Smuggling
Local customs officials announce a reward of 500 per kilogram for information leading to seizures of heroin smuggling into any U S port. Cel Carl F White collector of customs Los Angeles says cash payments will also be made for information on other smuggled drugs as part of a nationwide narcotics crackdown.
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Los Angeles
IWE
United States
Carl F. White
Where to find various pages and sections
The note lists where to locate sections in the newspaper such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Bi Rese Pes on A, Boyle on Page A-19, Bridge on A-19, Classified B-10 to B-15, Comics Esge on B7, Crossword on A-7, Editorial on Page 4-18, Cinl on Page 5-3, Finan Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on A-14, Tides on B-2 and B3, Women on Pages B-4 to 6, and Your World on Page A-2.
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