Asia Pact Leaders Confer On Defenses And Subversion
The eight treaty nations pledged to prevent subversion and armed aggression in Asia. A permanent Bangkok secretariat and a Council of Representatives were created with committees on military, antisubversion, and economic matters. Participants include Pakistan, the Philippines, France, the United States, Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, and Thailand. Dulles and Eden discussed Formosa with Eden urging nationalist forces to abandon Quemoy and the Matsu complex. Dulles offered 220 pounds of nuclear fuel for peaceful atomic research cooperation among Pact members.
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Council of Representatives
Bangkok
Pakistan
Philippines
France
United States
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Dulles
Council (of Representatives
Formosa
Asia
Anthony Eden
Eden
Red Ching
Quemoy
Matsu Complex
Manila Pact
Department of State and Atomic Energy Commission
Missionary Charged Over Death of Adopted Japanese Boy
Police said American missionary Herbert Belknap admitted beating Kin Uenishi an eight year old adopted son. The boy died Wednesday night in Kobe Japan after the incident. Kin was one of four orphans adopted by Belknap and his wife from Japan.
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Kobe
Japan
Herbert Belknap
Inglewood
Calif
Kin Uenishi
Belknap
Two Suspects Seen at Vice Fee Slaying
Witnesses tied former official Fuller and Arch Ferrell to the Patterson murder in Phenix City. Cecil Padgett testified Fuller and Ferrell ran from the scene seconds after three gunshots, while others placed both men near the parking lot area. The trial of Fuller for first degree murder continues amid defense cross examination and allegations of fear and inconsistent statements.
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Birmingham
Ala
Anjwark
Layewitness
Patterson
Altert Fuller
A.L
Fuller
Arch Ferrell
Cecil Padgett
Phenix City
Ferrell
Si Garrett
Alabama
Cecil Deagon
Roderick Beddow
Quinnie Kelley
Beddow
Kelley
Deason
Plan to evacuate SF area warned by experts and officials
Experts warn a four hour notice could trigger mass evacuation across the San Francisco Bay Area with dispersal routes to Peninsula and rural points while officials debate timing and panic risk. Oakland and LA civil defense directors discuss readiness and potential delays, and a separate state agency to oversee radioactive materials is urged.
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San Francisco
Stanley Pierson
State
OCD
Bay Area
Bay Bridge
Howard Earl
Los Angeles
John Marr
Oakland Civil Defense
San Leandro
Hayward
East Bay
Marr
Bellamy
AEC
Three Trucks Crash Kill 7 Injure 11 In Florida
Three tractor trailer crashes occur 20 miles south of Belle Glade Florida. One man dies and 11 are wounded as a truck carrying farm workers hits stalled cars. Police close State Highway 27 as wreckage blocks the road and ambulances ferry injured to Fort Lauderdale Belle Glade and Pahokee hospitals. Crews work to remove bodies and untangle vehicles, with traffic restoration hours away.
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Belle Glade
Fla
Balle ‘Glade
Miami
Lake Okeechobee
Fort Lauderdale
Pahokee
L A Murder Suspect Held in Iowa
Los Angeles detectives said they sent a murder file on David L. Nagin to Des Moines police after the arrest of James G. Turner 25 and companion Robert L. Salmon 24. Turner left L A after Nagin's death. descriptions matched Nagin’s widow. Des Moines officers say the pair burglarized Highland Park churches this month.
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West
Los Angeles
David L. Nagin
Des Moines
Iowa
James G. Turner
Robert L. Salmon
Highland Park
Grover Armstrong
Turner
Nagin
Maurine
Armstrong
Nationalists abandon Nanchishan as Reds push forward
Nationalists surrender Nanchishan after Communist forces capture Yikiangshan eight miles north. Evacuation shifts civil war front toward Matsu, 100 miles northwest of Formosa, with Quemoy remaining in U S protected zone. Warplanes sink four Red vessels while Tachens are evacuated. Officials say the move was planned with secrecy to avoid aiding the Reds and provoke questions from foreign reporters.
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Yikiangshan
Nanchishan
Matsu Complex
Formosa
Matsus
Quemoy Island
Pescadores
Foochow
Quemay
Amoy
U. S
Tachens
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Washington
Far East
Peilungshan
Hsiung Eng-teh
Defense
Missouri High Court Chief Justice Dies
Chief Justice Ernest H. Tipton of the Missouri Supreme Court, age 66, died at Research Hospital in Kansas City after a period of illness. Tipton had served on the court for years.
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Missouri High Court
Kansas City
Ernest H. Tipton
Missouri Supreme Court
Resehneh Hospital
Tipton
Adenauer Gains Ground in Big Debate Over Saar Pact
In Bonn, Chancellor Adenauer’s party pushed back a socialist bid to suspend debate on the Paris treaties. The Saar future faces a plebiscite, with France linking its status to the pact and police clashing with demonstrators as the Bundestag nears a midstream vote on ratification.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Bundestag
Lowler House
Konrad Adéenailer
Christian Democratic Party
Saar
Otto Lenz
France
Paris
Lenz
Johannes Hoffman
Gerany
Karl Mommer
Witness Seen Near Scene in LA Divorcee Slaying
Los Angeles police pursue a potential witness who may have seen the sister of Karil Rogers Graham, a 39 year old divorcee and art school registrar found beaten to death in her Westlake District apartment last Saturday. Clifford Pridemore, 37, remains a possible suspect though not identified by neighbors as being present.
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Los Angeles
Karil Rogers Graham
Westlake District
Clifford R. Pridemore
Pridemore
Kefauver Outlines Teen Quiz
Senator Kefauver outlined a new probe of teenage crime and violence as head of the juvenile delinquency subcommittee. The plan includes studying motion picture and television impact, narcotics use by teens, runaway children crossing state lines, hold fathers accountable for illegitimate children, and an alleged baby adoption racket. The conference on juvenile delinquency brings together representatives from nearly a score organizations.
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Washington
UPI
Kefauver
D-Teen
Senate
Sen. Hendrickson
R-Nj
Quan Yin to Leave China by Beverly Hills Move
Los Angeles report details Quan Yin the five foot clay statue of mercy leaving Old China City as its site is razed for a parking lot. The statue will be placed in the back yard of a Beverly Hills home owned by Frank Martin, amid a discussion of the historic tourist district and its demolition. A separate notice covers temporary custody of murder victim Alexandra Roos's daughter Allison with grandmother Frieda Schmidt granted guardianship while police investigate an allegedadoption attempt by Alan H Brown.
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Quan Yin
Fiora Fone Fung
Frank Martin
Los Angeles
Old China City
China
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles U
Union Station
Cit
Bubbling Well Rd
Shanghai
Fong Sung
San Francisco
Alexandra Roos
Tuckashoe
Frieda Schmidt
Allison Roos
Hiram T. Kele Jogg
Alan H. Brown
Viola Brown
Roos
Santa Monica Mountains
Frank J. Me«toche
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Red Gross
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