Dulles Seeks Proof U S Aims Only Defensive H Bomb Use
Secretary of State Dulles outlines efforts to show world the United States will use atomic and hydrogen weapons only for defense. He spoke to the American Society of International Law and pressed for Soviet assurances against use or threat of atomic war beyond defense.
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Remark on Missiles Cleared Up
President Eisenhower’s news conference sparked misinterpretations of his long range missiles remark as reporters heard him poorly. AP later corrected that the U S is around the limit of maximum effort, not that the Soviets lead. Dulles urged NATO widen aims and NATO defenders stress UN Charter principles.
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Kraft Theater marks tenth anniversary with telecast
NBC-TV's Kraft Theater enters its tenth year on May 2 with a celebration of the occasion. The program will repeat via kinescope the adaptation of Walter Lord's The Night To Remember, first presented March 28, underscoring the ongoing belief that what is possible should be pursued.
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Costello Bid to Leave U S Turned Down
New York State Department of Justice refused gambler Frank Costello’s offer to depart the United States in exchange for suspending his five year tax evasion sentence. U S Atty Paul Williams plans to seek revocation of his citizenship and deportation to Italy over fraud allegations while pursuing additional penalties.
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Ex Editor Wife Indicted for Sedition in China
Ex editor John W Powell former editor of the China Monthly Review in Red Shanghai was indicted on sedition charges for distributing theReview in the United States to hinder U S armed forces in Korea His wife Sylvia and associate editor Intien Schuman of New York were named in the federal grand jury indictment The government said circulation could hurt recruiting and undermine discipline in the armed forces Powell denied the charges as untrue noting he printed opinions about China and U S policy based on sources from Shanghai Peiping and other Chinese contacts The indictment lists twelve other counts accusing the Review of portraying the United States as internally corrupt pursuing an immoral foreign policy and aiding the enemy with claims of germ warfare and poison gas
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