Fate of Clementis Remains Mystery
Vlado Clementi former Communist foreign minister remained missing in Rague Czechoslovakia on February 3 with speculation of arrest or exile. A government spokesman said he would investigate rumors and call back while a state bank official could not confirm his location. Neighbors noted his apartment dark and two plainclothes men outside as diplomats weighed possible asylum if abroad.
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Rague
Czechoslovakia
Vlado Clementi
Clementia
Tementis
Clementis
U. S
Fights Rescuers End in Victim Death Near Wreck
New York report says Harvey Gladstone Schiff, 25, a medical student, died after a 45 minute struggle with 14 policemen trying to rescue him from a wrecked car near a veterans hospital excavation. His bride Nancy, 25, offered no explanation for his actions. nurses at Bellevue Hospital witnessed the incident.
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New York
Harvey Gladstone Schiff
Nancy
Bellevue Hospital
Schiff
New Veterans Hospital
Bellevue
Death takes one of Boston's quads
In Boston on February 5 a 41 year old policeman, Robert J. Allen, learned his newborn quadruplets include Karen Elizabeth who died at 11 45 p m due to gross prematurity. Doctors treated the others, Kathleen, Robert Jr Timothy, and the two boys and girls survived. Archbishop Richard J. Cushing urged Boston residents to aid the family as the child died overnight and the others remained hospitalized.
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Boston
Robert J. Allen
Helen
Karen Elizabeth
Karen
Allen
Children’s Hospital
Kathleen
Robert Jr
Timothy
Richard J. Cushing
Allens
NPA Rapped for Snubbing Small Firms
The Senate small business committee faulted the National Production Authority for energy and imagination in its handling of material shortages harming small firms. The report urges creation of a World War I type controlled materials program, reassessment of stockpile needs, tide-over loans, pooling contracts for small firms, and subcontractor reporting.
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Washington
Senate Small Business Committee
National Production Authority
Senate
NPA
Sen. Sparkman
D.-Ala
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Munitions Board
Defense
Rail Strike Delays Magazine Delivery Across Nation
New York February 5 The railroad tieup will delay magazine delivery. Publishers plan to use trucks and planes for limited distribution this week. An embargo on second class mail halts normal office and freight delivery, and even if workers return soon it will take days to restore transport.
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New York
Has Soviet Army Been Overrated This Era
Elton C Fay reports on U S military leaders reexamining Russia's war machine. Pentagon analysts note Red Army divisions may be smaller than assumed, with many WWII tanks and aging models. Officials question the value of mass numbers and point to U S atomic tests versus Russia's pause in detonations.
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Elton C
Fay
Asaneton
Russia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pentagon
United States
Eine
Truman
U. S
3. R
Nevada
India Nabrs $210000 in Smuggled Gold
New Delhi India Feb 5 Foreign ring members were seized with nearly 220000 dollars worth of smuggled gold during December Finance Minister Deshmukh told Parliament. He said the largest case involved a former Chilean diplomat in Bombay and that investigations continue.
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India
New Delhi
C. D. Deshmukh
Parliament
Bombay
Eisenhower Convicts Congress on Western Europe Troop Idea
Washington Feb 5 UPI General Eisenhower wowed a cross section of lawmakers by arguing for flexible troop levels in Western Europe and rigging up continued reports to Congress. Many saw progress in convincing stalwarts while a few senators kept doubts about ceilings and overall commitments.
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UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Tike Sens
Dirksen Irti
Cordon Tr
Sen
Douglas
Dy WW
George
de Ga
Congress
Taft R.qhio
Truman
Sen. Bridges
Run. HL
H. Alexander Smith
RN. J
Smith
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
West Europe and U S Envoys Hold Secret Session
West European and American officials met in Frankfurt on February 3 to review U S relations with Europe. Assistant Secretary George W Perkins opened a three day meeting at the U S Allied Commission headquarters in Germany with tight secrecy. Military police barred discussion of the agenda as officials consider European defense and U S diplomatic military and economic ties. Henry A Byronde arrived from Washington to join the talks focusing on West German sovereignty and regional relations.
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Germany
America
State Department
U. S
Europe
George W. Perkins
U. S. Algh Commission
Dwight D. Eisnhower
Henry A. Byronde
Bureau of German Affairs
Washington
China Chief Executed in Taiping February War Update
Nationalist Lt. Gen. Li Yu-ting his wife and two Communist agents were executed today in Taipei. Li, who commanded a group army in the war with Japan, served as deputy chief of the Ninth War Zone.
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Taipe
Li Yu-ting
Japan
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