U N Chief Reports China Trip Success
U N secretary general Hammarskjold relayed that Chou En Lai raised nearly every issue he has spoken about recently while the trip showed progress. He noted no breakthrough on fliers but said Peiping accepts the affair is U N concern and a future report to the General Assembly is planned.
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Hammarskjold
United States
Peiping
U. N
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Dulles
Eisenhower
General Assembly
China
Red China
Irce
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Omaha
Neb
Curtis E. LeMay
Herbert Hoover Jr
SAC
Hoover
Britain rebuts Soviet charge on poison gas use
Britain rejected Soviet claims that Paris gas accords permit poison gas manufacture and use. A Foreign Office spokesman said the Geneva protocol bans only use, not manufacture, and Britain will continue to abide by the treaty. The Soviet note to Britain, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Italy sparked Paris denials and claims of propaganda.
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Britain
Russia
Paris
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Geneva
Kremlin
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Bille
Germany
Radio Monitor
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Moscow
Stalin
Churchill
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Gift of Car to Parson Bob Sparks Amateur Debate
The report describes Rich Richards receiving a 1955 Mercury from Ed wards for church work amid questions about amateur status. Edwards suggested the car could go to the church if AAU rules forbid accepting it. Richards planned a Boston trip for a meet and shows strong pole vaulting performance, aiming to keep his team title, with past top marks and medals noted.
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Richards
Edwards
AAU
Boston
Mass
United States
Melbourne
Missing Highland Park trio sparks multi-state police alarm
A 13 state police alert seeks Joyce Grant 17 and two Highland Park High School students Robert Ballou and Alan Knight 17 last seen after a Monday night ride. Authorities report no clues or family troubles and note their prominent local families.
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Robert Ballou
Joyce Grant
Rutgers University
Highland Park
N. J
WN. J
Robert C. Ballou
Alan Knight
Miss Grants
Ballou
Knight
Johnson & Johnson
Smalley
Miss Grant
Weather Forecasts Still Hold Interest in Chicago
Forecaster Charles R. Johnson told the Illinois Committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce that in 1954 Chicago residents made about 19 million phone calls for weather information. He cited an 85 to 85 percent accuracy rate and said new techniques could raise performance further.
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Chicago
Charles R. Johnson
Illinois Committeee
Chicago Assny of Commerce
Navy Family Special Heads to West Coast Trip
A Navy Family Special train departs with 250 plus children for a three day trip. A Disney decorated nursery car with toys and cartoons screens at sessions, two lounge cars for adults, and daily movies. Medical unit led by Dr. Henry W. D. Hallies, two Navy nurses, railroad nurses, and three WAVE corpsmen care for illnesses. Norfolk officials and California congressmen bid farewell as the train heads to Long Beach scheduled for 9 12 30 p m Monday with arrivals and home-finding aid for new families.
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George W. McCuffey
B. Paul
Navy Special
Navy
Henry W. D. Hallies
Norfolk
N. Kiland
6Th Naval District
Sml
George Abbbott
California
Long Beach
8Th St
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