Reds Capture Outposts of Capital City
Hanoi near collapse as bombardment and barbed wire barriers appear. U S Consul warns Americans to leave Hanoi while evacuation plans for French and other residents proceed. French forces report several hundred rebels killed as airlift discussions intensify with Britain and Dulles sought for Geneva talks.
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Hanoi
Indochina
United States
Turner C. Cameron Jr
Jaxienh
Vinh Yon
Anal
Paul Ely
Royal Air Force
Singapore
U.S
India Demands U S Halt H Bomb Tests at Marshall Islands
At the United Nations Trusteeship Council India urged a pause in U S hydrogen bomb testing in the Marshall Islands until the World Court rules on legality under trusteeship. Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon argued the U S administered lands lack authority to host nuclear tests. Mason Sears countered that no fires or property loss occurred.
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United Nations
N. D. VP
India
U.S
Marshall Islands
World Court
WV. MN
V. KE. Krishna Menon
U.N. Trustees Ship Council
Council
U. S
Pacific Islands
Menon
Mason Sears
Maoris Rally For Miss New Zealand In Miss Universe
News from Auckland reports a fundraising drive by Maoris to finance Miss Manley 18, a New Zealand Miss Universe contender who faced a shortfall of 19 pounds for Long Beach trip amid bungled contest management. Tribes unite with concerts and dances to raise at least 500 pounds in five weeks while public scandal swirls over the selection.
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New Zealand
California
Ackland
Long Beach
Auckland
Miss Manley
Rotorta
Rangi
Manley
Ike Delays U.S. Move on Plant Walkout
President Eisenhower postponed drastic action to end the Paducah atomic workers strike while hoping Paducah CIO members follow Oak Ridge in returning to work. A White House study will review a potential Taft-Hartley national emergency injunction, as workers weigh whether to resume without court action.
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Oak Ridge
Tenr
Eisenhower
Paducah
Oak Peidgers
HSL
CIO Atomic
Taft-Hertley National Emergency
White House
Fact Finding Board
Bullets Fell L A Bandit Suspect
Los Angeles police wounded 21 year old robbery suspect Joseph Garcia during a gunfight after a liquor store hold up. Officers Ger son and Menamin chased Garcia for a block firing five times. A bag of money was found on Garcia and he underwent emergency surgery at General Hospital. Police seek a second man in a getaway car.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Garcia
Vier Squad
Jack Gersom
J. W. Menamin
Sgt
E. Riley
Gerson
Menamin
Garcia
Jack Levey
General Hospital
$22 Million Girls Town Charity Plan Collapses
The Miami Herald exposed a grand scheme to raise over 15 million annually for a Girls Town housing project for delinquent and homeless girls. Promoter Ralf Myers and Paul Maxwell-Titus faced scrutiny as the paper planned a meeting. attorney James Welsh moved to dissolve the corporation amid disclosures of a police record and unpaid judgments.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla. VE
Miami Herald
U.S. A
the Herald
Ralf Myers
Paul Maxwell- Titus
James Welsh
Fort Lauder~ Dale
Titus
Myers
National Credit Bureau Organization
California
The
Herald
Club
Florida
St.Augustine
U. SA
Whiteface
Texas
Eisenhower Signs Surplus Disposal Bill At White House
President Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing the disposal of up to 10 billion dollars worth of surplus farm commodities. The measure aims to expand agricultural exports and aid friendly nations, with negotiations for sales abroad and up to 700 million dollars in credit over three years. A separate incident involved a missing man after a late-night paddleboat collision on the Hudson River.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Simrplus
Forl
Fforeien
Poughkeepsie
Teimbirse
All-Out Probe of Licensing Fraud Looms
Governor Knight ordered a full sweep by state law enforcement into the liquor license racket in Southern California. He said indictments include Assemblyman Charles Lyons and San Diego official Charles Berry, with at least three more on the public payroll suspected. Emergency funds may be used if needed. the 1954-55 budget allows $2,614,000 for emergencies. Brown in San Francisco asked for special funds to support the probe. Continued on Page 4-3, Col. 7.
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Los Angeles
LLP
Goodwin
J. Knight
California
Knight
Conference of Governors
Lake George
N. C
Highway Patrol
Attorney General's Office
Charles Lyons
Charles Berry
State Board ‘of Equalization
San Diego
Imperial Counties
San Francisco
Jknight
Brown
Flood areas hit Austria and Germany as Danube floods rise
Vienna era floods deepen across Austria and southern Germany. Hundreds of american troops aid rescue as Danube and Inn river valleys flood, with Passau and Linz partially submerged. At least 49 people dead, many evacuated from farms and villages. Pastei center flooded, Linz hospital under water. Boats deployed in widespread efforts.
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Vienna
Austria
Germany
Danube
Passau
Linz
Inn
Pastei
Monster whale shark towed ashore after 10 ton catch near Florida
A 10-ton whale shark, sighted near Bimini during a Marlin Tournament, yielded to a grappling line and was towed to shore by Captain Johnny Cass aboard the Alberta. The docile giant, estimated at 20,000 pounds, was brought ashore for scientific study before disposal at sea.
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Miami
Fla
Bimini
Here
Isaan
Allen Carson
Miami ‘Head
St. Petersburg
Leon Sherk
Itémixshour
Marlin
Johrnny Cass
Alberta
Cass
Weather outlook for Sunday night with clearing start
Mostly clear Sunday night and early morning with low clouds and fog in the morning. Minimal temperature change expected as skies brighten.
Fragmentary notice page directions and misread text
The readable portion lists page locations and topic tags such as churches and temperance. The rest is garbled, offering no coherent event or person details to summarize.
Senate Panel Demands EU Defense Pact For Aid
Washington AP Senate Foreign Relations Committee tentatively voted to cut foreign aid to France and Italy after December 31 unless they ratify the European defense plan or an acceptable alternative. The panel also backed reallocating 800 million dollars for the Indochina War if fighting ends, and kept to House funding levels while weighing Knowland’s Red China U.N. stance.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
H. Alexander Smith
R Jh
Senate
State Department
Smith
House
Len Knowland
California
Eisenhower
United Nations
China
U. S
Peiping
Knowland
Red China
United States
U.N
State Dulles
Thirst Fatal to Woman Found in Desert Near Twentynine Palms
Florence Minna Thel!, 40, of Los Angeles, died of thirst and exposure in the desert 15 miles northwest of Twentynine Palms. Her car was two miles east of a Joshua Tree cabin. A sheriff’s party traced footprints from the car to the body. A note dated July 1, left in the cabin, said she was exhausted and needed water and left $3 for the broken window.
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Twentynine Palms
Florence
Minna Thel
Los ‘Angeles
Joshua Tree
Terry Moore retires show stopping low cut gown from Las Vegas act
In Las Vegas a controversial透 gown used in Terry Moore's casino act is retired after church officials objected. The $3,500 sheer outfit, partially bead covered, paired with a white ermine bathing suit, drew audience reaction and prompted the actress to remove the ensemble amid objections during a Christmas season run.
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Las Vegas
New
Terry “Moore
Miss Moore
Borra
Iriday
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