Red China calls for Far Eastern talks on Korea
London dispatch says Red China urges a Far Eastern conference to seek a peaceful settlement of the Korean question. It accuses Republic of Korea demands for the neutral nations supervisory commission’s departure and cites mob attacks on commission members by South Korean groups injuring American soldiers. Chinese statement warns the armistice could be at risk and urges broad Asian participation to resolve the crisis.
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New Ching
Republic of Korea
Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Peiping
United States
Syngmen Rhee
Red China
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
UNSC
Governors push excise taxes for highways plan
At the 47th annual conference governors debate channeling highway taxes to road building without new taxes. Kansas Governor Fred Hall and Colorado's Edwin Johnson back prioritizing highway use revenue, urging a five year plan and cooperation with Congress. President Eisenhower seeks joint action on roads and schools.
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Chicago
Congress
Fred Wall
Kansas
Eisenhower
Conference Resolutions Committee
Hall
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Gore
United States Senate
House
Averell Smarriman
New York
Britain
Roger Makins
Geneva
St Geneva
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Clement
Fred Hall
Repub
Ex-Prober Indicted In Looter Case At Capitol
Former Air Force captain and congressional investigator Rea S. Van Fosson was indicted on charges of unlawfully removing and converting a classified Air Force document. He faced up to 34 years in prison and fines up to 63,000 if convicted on all counts. The document related to Jay Lovestone, once a Communist Party leader and now a trade union official.
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AFI
Justice Department
Air Force
Rea S. van Fosson
House On- American Activities Committee
Capitol
van Fosson
van Fogson
Silver Spring
Air Force Office of Special Investigations
Jay Lovestone
Communist Party
United States
Free Trade Union Committee
AFL
van Fasson
Lavestone
Joseph Stalin
Eisenhower Returns to Washington Amid Hurricane Threat
President Eisenhower drives from Gettysburg to Washington as Hurricane Connie looms. He plans meetings with Carney, Dulles, Browder, and Polson, then a Colorado vacation before October. Mrs Eisenhower shows improvement after rest on doctor’s advice.
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Gettysburg
Weather Bureau
Gettysburg-Washington
Robert B. Carney
Waval
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
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Gen. Browner
Welfare
Polsom
Colorado
Eisenhower
White House
Lettysburg
Derver
J. Eisenhower
Pusan Truce Area Riot Ends U.S. Presence Tightened
In Pusan amid riots since Saturday police and U N teams faced heavy machine gun fire and clubs. Sweden and other nations warned against pressure as Seoul accuses Communist inspectors of spying. South Korea demanded withdrawal of American guards from the UNSC compounds. Gen Lemnitzer met President Rhee to discuss riots and demonstrations with undisclosed details.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pusan
U. S
Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Communiist
Hong Kee Karl
UNSC
State Dulles
Karl
Korea
United States
NWSC
Mars
U.S
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. N
Far East
Syngman Rhee
Jane Murfin Crisp Dies at 62 Scenarist and Screenwriter
Jane Murfin Crisp, a noted scenarist and co author of "Smilin Through" and "Lilac Time," died at age 62 after a long career in film begun in 1920. She was formerly married to actor Donald Crisp, with a divorce in 1944. Her body of work includes screenplays for "Pride and Prejudice," "Dragon Seed," "Little Women," and "Roberta."
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Supervsory Commission
Hollywood Pi
Jane Murfin
Korea
Donald Crisp
Wirs. Crisp
Roberta
Sabbath Services Set at Rempie Sinai Conservative
Sabbath services set at rempie Sinai Conservative on 7th St and Moline Ave with Friday 8 PM and Saturday 9 15 AM sessions officiated by Rabbi I Shalom Ravetch and Cantor Morris Greenfield.
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Danoath
Doctor’s Murder Trial Jurors to Inspect Ruins Where 4 Died
McALESTER Oklahoma up the all male jury prepares to view the Galbraith house ruins where four family members perished in a March 17 fire. Dr Ben Gallbraith a 34 year old Mel Alester physician faces murder charges in the death of his wife and three children as the trial nears its closing phase. The defense seeks to introduce a tape recording of a confession while the state calls witnesses including Vernon Walker to challenge the confession and establish narcotic influence.
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Okla
Galbraith
Ben T. Gall
Braith
Mrs. Galbraith
Frank
Jere
Sarah Ann
Mel
Alester
Mary Katherine
James Rinehart
James P. Whyte
Rine
Whyte
Vernon
Walker
Alester General Hospital
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