United States to Join Ministers in Philippines for Southeast Asia Defense
The United States and seven allies will meet Sept. 6 in Baguio Philippines to discuss forming a united defense against communism in Southeast Asia. Secretary Dulles will hold talks with Philippine officials on a regional security arrangement under UN principles to bolster peace in the region.
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United States
Baguio
Philippines
Southeast Asia
State Department
Steve John Foster Dulles
Palhippine
Imuluial Defense
Sauthslat Asia ‘Letty Organtaation
SHATO
Paci
Dulles
United Nations
Soviet Spy Describes Defection and Reds in Flight
Washington reports say more runaway Russian agents await asylum after Yuri Rastvorov’s defection in Berlin. Rastvorov told a State Department press conference he fled Japan in January to seek civilian life and likened himself to an ordinary American. Other agents are believed in American hands, with the U.S. preparing responses to disrupt Russian intelligence.
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Amieyiar Asylum
Yuri A. Rastyoroy
Rastyorov
State Department
Berlin
Orta John
America
West Germany
Pusivoroyo
MVP
Rastvorov
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U. S
U.S
Reds mass for drive on Formosa
A Chinese report claims 100000 Red Chinese infantry along the coast facing Formosa with 22000 paratroopers in position. The article says Beijing vows to invade Taiwan and warns against U.N. trusteeship while Nationalists fear attacks on outlying islands near the mainland.
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Formosa
Armasa Tc Air
China
Chinatano News Agency
Alionalith
Tha Nan
Peoples Republic of China
Taiwan
United States
U.N
Mormioa
Five Family Members Die in Train Car Crash
Five members of a single family were killed when a Surfa Fe freight train struck an automobile carrying ten people near Coal City Illinois. The driver, Howard Barnes, 58, survived with minor injuries, as authorities identified the other victims including Clara Mae Barnes 33 and children Howard 9 Irene 12 Edna 1 and Wilma 8.
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Coal City
Ilam
Surfa Fe Fnsight
Grundy County
Howard Barnes
Clack Davie
Gea
Barnes
Clara Mae
Howard
Irene
Edna
Wilma
Where to Find It in the Daily Paper
In this issue readers are guided to sections and pages for key features including Boyle Page on A8, Churches on A3, Classifieds on B3 to B9, Comics on B16, Crossword on A4, Financial on A2, Obituaries on B3, Radio and TV on B3, Shipping Table on 4-2, Sports on A6 and A7, Theaters on A3 and Tides Temperatures on A2.
Zeppelin pioneer Dr. Eckener dies at 86
German aeronautics expert Dr Huro Eckener, who piloted the Graf Zeppelin around the world in 1929, died at his home at age 86 after a long illness. He championed lighter‑than‑air travel despite Hindenburg disaster and wartime setbacks.
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Fredriges ES
Hindenburg
Lakehurst
United States
Hermann Goering
Air
Eckener
Adolf Hitler
Eckenar
Friedrichshafen
Weather outlook with variable clouds this weekend
Variable high cloudiness today and Sunday follows night and early morning low clouds. Little temperature change expected.
Man Clings atop 150-Foot Chimney in St John NB
A chimney inspector at the T McAvity plant climbed a 150 foot smokestack after his ladder snapped. Fire crews could not reach him with an 80 foot ladder as a Halifax naval base pilot attempted a rescue by helicopter using a line and hook. The inspector remained atop the smokestack awaiting retrieval.
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Naval
Halifax
Helicopter World
T. McAvity
St. John
Venta
Senate Votes 6 Dollar Boost in Old Age Social Security
Senate moves quickly to extend coverage to 6.7 million workers and raise benefits and payroll taxes. The measure would boost monthly benefits to about 30 to 98.50 for current retirees and raise future payments, with earnings limits adjusted to permit more work without penalties under social security rules.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
House Conference Committee
Eisenhower
House
Eisenhower to oppose Senate Communist Party ban
President Eisenhower prepared to fight the Senate approved bill to outlaw the Communist Party from his Maryland retreat. Administration sources say he objects to the measure as drafted and will seek changes while it moves through the House.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Senate
Maryland
Herbert Brownell Jr
FBI
J. Edvar Hoover
Congress
Bear encounter during berrying surprises local women
A notice from The Heene Sentinel reports that while berrying, Mrs. Joe Skinker, Mrs. Don Purcell, and Mrs. Manning and her young daughter met a bear. The women were surprised by the unexpected wildlife sighting.
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Joe Skinker
Don Purcell
Manning
Parole Violation Case Involving Publicist Pall in Pittsburgh
Federal agents arrested publicist Pall in a Pittsburgh hotel on a bench warrant from Cincinnati. Pall, using alias Jecki M Pil, faced parole violation charges tied to a 1952 Mann Act case and a million-dollar alienation suit against Miss DuFeen's father.
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FBI
Jecki M. Pil
Cincinnati
John Druffel
Miss DuFeen
Benjamin ¥. Dulfine
Philadelphia
Philadelphi County
West Coast
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Falls
Ensenada
Mexico
Sings
DuFeen
Los Angeles
Paul
Wushire Blvd
Saudi Arabia asks to end Yankee aid
Saudi Arabia reportedly became the second nation to request no more American aid, Burma did so last year. The move concerns a country with about 200 million dollars in annual oil income and amid broader Arab resentment of U S aid to Israel. The United States has trained Saudi officials and aided water projects and a future Talbord site. About 1.63 million dollars was allotted for FOA technical aid in the year ending July 1, with much possibly unspent.
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Saudi Arabia
Sam
Burma
Middle East
Israel
U.S
Foreign Operations Administration
FOA
Five Escapees Face Kidnap Charges After Prison Break
Five recaptured inmates from Norfolk Prison Colony were arraigned in federal court after abducting guard Walter de Adder of Lawrence and crossing into Rhode Island. Bail was set at 100000 per man with $110000 extra for one escape attempt, totaling 5401 000. The guard was unharmed as police guarded the federal building while the suspects faced U.S. Commissioner Francis H Farrell.
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Russell Halliday
James Schworm
William Couture
Martin F. Feeney
Walter de Adder
Lawrence
Rhode Island
FBI
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U.S
Francis H Farrell
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Vail
de Adder
Peter Cherniayski
Pawtucket
James L. Sehwarm
Malden
Mass
Worthn F. Feeney
Wilam J. Couture
Taunton
Russell T. Hallida
Moroccans Die and Wounded in Casablanca Native Quarters Clashes
Three Moroccans were killed and two wounded Friday night in nationalist clashes with police in Casablanca's native quarter. Authorities say tension appears to be subsiding as French troops and police maintain tight patrols in the area.
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Carablanca
Moroces
Plane Crash Kills Long Beach Air Force Pilot Near Artesia Dairy
A Long Beach Air Force jet piloted by a serviceman crashed into a dairy field at 11428 Issih Street Artesia resulting in the pilot's death. Fire investigators and county responders found the wreckage scattered across 250 yards with 120 cows unharmed. Identification was withheld pending next of kin notification and base officials did not provide further details.
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Artesia
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Issih St
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Young
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Veteran Air Force Major Dies in F51 Crash
Maj. David Emeh, 35, of Los Angeles, died when his FS1 fighter crashed during a routine two week reserve training flight near Perris and Hemet. The fire burned 75 acres before responders stopped it. Investigators from March Air Force Base will probe the incident.
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Hemet
David Emeh
Will Rogers St
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Emch
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452Nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
Emeh
Hope Evesilyn
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