U.S. Seeks to Avoid Major Indo Disaster
Washington and allies fear a Communist advance in Indochina could trigger a wider regional collapse. The article argues Southeast Asia lacks native strength and external bases, notes divisions over armistice guarantees, and warns of Communist influence spreading to Thailand, Burma, and Indonesia if Indochina falls.
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French Flags Flank UN and US at Tokyo HQ
Flags of France United Nations and the United States fly at the Far East and U. Kommands building in Tokyo in commemoration of the French Revolution. The scene marks a diplomatic display amid wartime alliances and historic ties.
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TVA Plan May Delay A Project
Senator Anderson says long Senate review of a government power contract in the TVA area may delay Eisenhower's atomic energy program. Senator Hickenlooper forecasts debate over atomic act revisions and defense data restrictions, but both lawmakers expect the bill to pass after continued discussion as the House prepares to debate.
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Cancer Conference Opens Amid Denver Medical Gatherings
More than 600 doctors were expected at the opening session of the eighth annual Rocky Mountain Cancer Conference in Denver, marking a major regional medical meeting.
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Confederate Colors Fly at Ft Stevens Ceremony
Workmen found a Confederate flag snapping in the breeze at Ft Stevens as a ceremony marked the anniversary of the 1864 skirmish that ended Jubal Early’s threat to Washington. The flag’s display echoes a past Confederate attempt that Early failed to execute.
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GLOUCESTER Mass. U S Circuit Court Judge Ben nett Champ Clark former Missouri Democrat and son of a long time House speaker died after a heart attack Tuesday while vacationing with wife Violet Heming. Born Bowling Green Mo he earned a 1913 Missouri degree and 1914 LL B from George Washington. Clark served as U S Senator 1935 to 1845 and later became an appeals judge. He was a World War I veteran and former national commander of the American Legion. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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House Panel Adopts Service Voting Law
The House Administration Committee voted to permanentize a temporary absentee voting law for armed forces members away from home during elections. The bill also recommends extending absentee voting to spouses and dependents of service members, Merchant Marine, civilian federal employees overseas, and their families, plus members of religious or welfare groups assigned to the armed forces.
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Princess Margaret's 1st helicopter hop ends early due to clouds
Britain's Princess Margaret made her first helicopter flight in Germany, calling it her biggest thrill, but clouds at about 200 feet forced a return to Bad Eilsen. She then continued the inspection by car as bad weather canceled the planned helicopter tours. A grand ball for officers followed, with 600 guests at the Sunny Court hotel, featuring a German band and songs from Broadway shows.
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Brownell seeks law to curb ex federal workers private work
Attorney General Brownell urged Congress to rewrite conflict of interest laws to bar former federal employees from handling any government matter they dealt with while in service. He proposed harsher penalties for switching sides and cited FTC FCC and ICC actions as examples of government matters.
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