French Beat Vietminh Assault at Gia Loc Fort near Hanoi
French army command says forces repelled a Vietminh attack to destroy Gia Loc a key stronghold near the Hanoi Hai Phong highway. Heavy losses claimed on both sides with Vietminh asserting higher casualty figures and French reports noting significant French and Vietnamese casualties.
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Haiphong
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Chicago grocer held as wife three tots die
Chicago officials plan to press for criminal charges against Vincent Ciucci 28 as investigators detail a basement apartment fire that killed his wife Anne 28 and their four children Virginia 8 Angeline 4 and Vincent Jr 8 The coroner says a murder verdict may be sought and a 22 caliber pistol was found at the scene Ciucci denies knowledge while an alleged partner Irwin Bloch hints at circumstantial evidence and a coroner jury will weigh the case for a grand jury
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Cook County
Vincent Ciucci
Anne
Virginia
Angeline
Vincent Jr
Walter F. McCarron
Ciucci
Carol Amora
Miss Amora
John Gelden
of Bloch
Bridewell Hospital
Andehildren
Fire Claims Five In Waukegan Tenement Blaze
Five people died in a Sunday fire at a Negro tenement in Waukegan Illinois. Four of the victims were children. Fire officials reported total loss of the building and said the blaze began in the early hours, prompting extensive emergency response.
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Waukegan, Ill
Talks Begin Again in New York Newspaper Strike
Federal mediators opened fresh talks with union leaders in the ten day strike against six major New York dailies. About 400 photoengravers are involved. 20,000 workers idle across the affected papers. The Herald Tribune resumed publication with eight page editions as mediators arrange new bargaining sessions. A light Tokyo area quake was felt with no damage reported.
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New York
APL International Photo- Engravers Union
Old American Newspaper Guild
Streeptypers
Printing Trades Council
New York Herald Tribune
The
Herald Tribune
Toyo
Tokyo
Dean Skips Red Parley Sees Rhee At Seoul
Panmunjom report: Dean, the U N and South Korea’s Rhee held talks while Young stood in at Panmunjom as progress remained uncertain. Other notes detail South Korean prisoners declining interviews, and armistice commission disputes over repatriation rules and prisoner handling with quotes from Maj. Gen. J K Lacey.
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U. S
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Arthur H. Dean
Rhee
Kenneth Young
Panmuijom
Young
Dean
Ellis O. Briggs
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
U.N. Command
Pws
UNC
Air Force
J. K.lacey
U.S
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Communistsf
Indian Command
Lacey
AL Hed
Ike Reed Split Over Congress Tax Tactics
Washington report on a rift between the Eisenhower administration and Rep. Daniel A. Reed over tax policy as Congress nears reconvening. Treasury seeks lump sum revisions and major rate changes, while Reed and allies push a separate general tax bill with targeted benefits.
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Reed
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Washington
Llp
Eisenhower
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House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the
Treasury
Humphrey
Aerial electrometer to study upper air data
The government and Minneapolis Honeywell announced a device to measure electrical currents up to 100000 feet in the atmosphere. The aerial electrometer weighs six and a half pounds and is carried aloft by a balloon. It aims to gather data on electricity between earth and the ionosphere and could influence long range communications and possibly interplanetary flight.
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
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Air Force
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