Lodge Urges Continuing Peace Talks for Formosa
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce that the United States must press for a cease fire on Chinese coastal islands regardless of Red China's stance. He cited the risk of a larger war and said Security Council debates aim to expose those disturbing peace, while expressing hope Red China will free American fliers held as spies.
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Field and wife in England praised as very happy
Dover England reports Cleveland architect imprisoned five years by Polish Communists arrived by cross channel boat this afternoon with his wife Kate. He says he is fine and eager to resume work and may go to the United States soon.
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Switzerland
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Feline Delinquency Sparks Nevada Assembly Bill
Assemblywoman Hazel Denton of Las Vegas introduces a measure to curb cat roaming by restricting cats to their owner properties to stop bird predation. Colleagues mock the bill recalling Adlai Stevenson’s veto of a similar proposal and warn it could prompt laws against birds catching worms and dogs chasing.
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Hazel Denton
Las Vegas
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Civil Defense Chief Warns on Bomb Defense in Nuclear Age
In Battle Creek Michigan Val Peterson head of the Federal Civil Defense Administration says an atomic attack by Russia would not end the world. He urges calm and outlines simple defenses and wind forecasting to reduce fallout deaths. He favors underground cyclone shelters and backyard concrete shelters with supplies for at least three days.
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Britain Doubts U S Stance on Formosa Islands
London reports reveal British officials pressuring the United States to withdraw Nationalist forces from Quemoy and Matsu as part of an unwritten Formosa cease-fire. Secretary Dulles rejected the suggestion, sparking a diplomatic rift and questions about U S defense commitments. The Times and Manchester Guardian weighed in, noting growing American ambiguity and potential exposure of strategic outposts.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Foreign Folicy Assn
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Red China
Manchester Guardian
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Princess Margaret Sails to Jamaica for Five Day Visit
Princess Margaret, basking in Caribbean sun aboard Britannia, sails from St. Kitts toward a Jamaica visit. She toured a sugar factory, chatting with workers, inspecting cane crushers, and sampling sugar with a delighted smile, while wearing a beige embroidered cotton dress.
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Jamaica
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West Indies
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Senate OK of PayHike Predicted After House Vote
Senate leaders expect passage of a substantial pay raise for members of Congress and federal judges following the House vote of 283 to 118 approving a $10,000 annual boost to $25,000 for members and top officials. Senators debate timing and offsets as proposals diverge on dates, amounts, and staff allowances.
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D-Tenn
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D-Ga
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Indore
Sen. Williams
R-Del
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