Geneva Conclave Security Tightens With Less Wire Barricades
Eastern and western delegates converge on Geneva for the Korea focused conference. Swiss authorities remove most barbed wire around lakefront villas housing top delegates including Chou En Lai and Molotov. Police strengthen with motorized battalions as UN building security nears completion and a single entrance is planned for the conference block.
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Korea
Siviss
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League of Nations
Publisher Defends Horror Comics in Senate Hearing
A New York publisher of horror comics argues the genre harms no youths while a psychiatrist contends such books predict insecure homes. The Senate subcommittee, chaired by Robert Hendrickson, heard conflicting views as hearings on juvenile crime and comic book content continue.
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Thomas D. Hermings
Estes Kefauver
Richard Clendenen
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Nixon Criticizes Indochina Policy At Iowa Dinner
Vice President Nixon told a Des Moines crowd that U S policy avoids sending soldiers abroad yet would not let the Communists advance in Indochina He condemned the Truman era for weakness and compromise at a $25 plate fundraiser including sharp charges against foreign policy and crime issues.
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China
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