Soviet Premier Bulganin Leaves for Geneva Talks
Moscow reports Bulganin announced at the Kremlin that the Soviet delegation will travel to Geneva Saturday to seek frank discussion and relaxation of tensions. He listed Khrushchev Molotov Zhukov and Gromyko as accompanying officials, saying peace depends on Western efforts and mutual understanding.
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Georgi K. Zhukov
Gromyko
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Europe
Senate hears renewed push to trace present Communist activity
Washington report says Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, led by Eastland, aims to uncover current Communist activity. It notes cooperation from newsroom staff and cites dismissals including Melvin Barnet of the New York Times and David Gordon of the Daily News. Subcommittee seeks leads on present-time Reds through hearings and testimony.
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Eastland
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New York Times
Porter
Charles Grutzner
Times
Melvin Barnet
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Barnet
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Ira Henry Freeman
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Pentagon Unwraps Ridgway Letter on Policy Clash
Pentagon releases Gen Ridgway letter criticizing Eisenhower era military policy. He argues the United States must pursue a clear, joint approach emphasizing land delivery and nuclear capabilities, warning the Reds could gain ground if policy remains fragmented. The 10 page memo, written before Ridgway retired, critiques overemphasis on air-nuclear strategy and urges a coordinated force posture.
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United States
Eden Visits Churchill on Summit Meet
Prime Minister Eden held a secret late night talk with Sir Winston Churchill at Hyde Park Gate to discuss the looming Big Four conference. Eden prepared for Geneva talks with Eisenhower Bulganin and Faure, while Churchill, a veteran of wartime summits, offered his experience.
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Bridges Denial Echoes in Bridges Citizenship Trial
Ex longshoreman Bruce E B Jones testified in the government civil suit to revoke Harry Bridges citizenship that he did not sign Bridges into the Communist Party in 1933. Jones contradicted government witness John Schumaker who claimed Bridges signed him and urged dues collection. The trial centers on whether Bridges lied about Communist affiliation during his 1945 naturalization.
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George Andersen
Andersen
Card Carriers and Reds in Japan Hit by Peace Moves
In Tokyo Goichiro Fujii, a cabinet minister, says the Communist party in Japan has about 100000 card carrying members and some 200000 sympathizers. He notes a barrage of peace moves and the regime’s concern over communist influence as 1943 tensions rise.
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