Big Four meet shades of unity and delay on Korea
West German officials praised a cautious mood toward German reunification amid delays over the European Defense Community. Molotov’s stance hardened Western hopes, while Indochina and Geneva talks edge toward a plan open to Korea and other nations, though India remains unsettled.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Jeader
Soviet Union
Adenauer
West Europe
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
West
Moscow
West Germany
Nethlands
France
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
Indochina
Geneva
United States
U. S
Joseph Lanier
Lanier
Saigon
Viet Nam
Berlin
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
India
Foreign Ministry
New Delhi
Mari Hong Ki
Republic of Korea
Red China
Washington
Panmunjom
Eisenhower's Palm Springs golf day reveals 15 clubs used
President Eisenhower played at Tamarisk with Hogan and Timarisk as observers. He tied Hogan on the ninth hole, scoring a difficult par amid heavy press scrutiny. Hogan shot 68, Eisenhower 87, Hoffman 96, Helms 95. The party at El Mirador raised over $4,000 as Hagerty hosted and Winchell entertained.
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Ben Hogan
Timarisk
Seevers
Hogan
Paul Hoffman
Stude‘paker
Eisenhower
Paul Helms
Los Angeles
Helms
Smoke Tree Ranch
Hoffman
Bantam
Secret Service
Federal
Walsie Talkie
Pol Bag
Jim Hagerty
Palm Springs
Walter Winchell
el Mirador
Betty Mutton
Hagerty
Winchell
Hank You
ILA Delegates Reject Bid to Join AFL
George A. Brenner counsel for the International Longshoremen's Association says ILA delegates from 20 Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports have rejected a bid to join the AFL. This comes as the labor group maintains its independence amid organizing pressure.
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ILA
AFL New York
George A. Brenner
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
AFL
Dust Storms Darken Five States and Spark Warnings
Dust storms swept a five state area causing near midnight visibility losses and school closures in Boise City Beaver and Guymont Oklahoma. Forecasters warned of possible tornadoes from McAlester Oklahoma to Little Rock Arkansas while rains watered parts of the state. The Weather Bureau warned of ongoing drought, blowing dust, and a chance of rain within 30 days as winds reach up to 60 mph across Colorado and New Mexico with several towns reporting reduced visibility and snow.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Boise City
Beaver
Guymont
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Orleans
McAlester
Oklah
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Drouth
Wheat Belt
Corn Belt
Rio Grande Valley
Mauch
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Tusumeari
N. M
Raton
Clovis
Portales
Colorado
Puebl O
la Junta
Denver
Imperial
North Platte
Reds Focus on Asia as Europe Fails, Walters Says
New York Assistant Secretary of State Walters reports Robertson states the failure to seize Europe has shifted Communist focus to Asia. The conversation notes policy implications and potential actions by Washington.
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New York
Walters
Robertson
Europe
Asi
M'Cracken Told Mom Is Waiting
A dramatic courtroom confrontation reflects on the moral and legal implications of executing a sane prisoner. Lawyers recount hate during the trial, discuss press reaction, and question the prison’s psychiatric treatment of Henry. The speaker asserts the fight is finished and laments public judgment.
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George
Henry
Sam
Anti-Warren Charges To Be Bared In Hearing
Senator William Langer said he will disclose 19 charges against Earl Warren as to his fitness for Chief Justice. The North Dakota Republican will file the charges with the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee during another public hearing on Warren's nomination. Warren has served under a recess appointment since October.
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Washington
William Langer
Senate
Earl Warren
Justee
North Dakota Repubican
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Warren
Cousin Won't Visit Eisenhower at Palm Springs
Mrs. Sarah Ferguson, first cousin of Vice President Dwight D. Eisenhower, says she will not visit him during his Palm Springs vacation, noting there is nothing new to say and wishing him to enjoy his time off. She recalls seeing him last summer in Washington.
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Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Long Beach
Palm Springs
Sarah Ferguson
Argonne Ave
Washington
Sex-Killer M Cracken Dies in Gas Chamber
McCracken died in the gas chamber after Judge Roche denied the petition and Judge Denman considered the case overnight. The condemned man, once a San Quentin inmate, faced reprieves amid a history of sex offenses and a 1951 conviction in Orange County for the murder of Pat Jean, whose body was found in a shallow grave near Buena Park.
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M'Cracken
Michael J. Roche
Denman
Chula
McCracken
San Quentin
Foeel
Teets
Cracken
Orange County Superior Court
Pat Jean
California
Buena Park
Little-known facts about aspirin revealed in digest
March Reader's Digest previews absorbing facts about aspirin the world’s most prescribed medicine. The piece notes aspirin can lower fever but not affect normal temperature, cites 60-odd brands, and mentions sedative use. It highlights the Digest’s 39 condensed articles from magazines and books.
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