Chiang Son Loses Job in Shakeup
Top jobs in Nationalist China's army air force and navy were shuffled today. Chiang Kai-shek's elder son Chiang Chien-Kuo was left without a post for the moment. Several senior officers were replaced or reassigned including Sun Li Jen and Huang Chi-chen, with new leaders named for the army navy and air force in Formosa and Taipeh.
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Chiang Chiue-Kuox
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Columbia
Chang Yi-Ting
Chiang
Formosa
K. C
Wu Oof
Tigers
Wang Sau-Ming
Sun Li Jen
Stmy
Huang Chick
Taipeh
Sun
Chiat Kai-Shek
Liang Hsw-Cheo
Ma Chi- Huang
Weather forecast: night and morning low clouds hazy sun
Night and morning lows bring clouds while hazy afternoon sun persists through Friday. Expect little temperature change and mild conditions across the period with light winds and patchy fog possible in the mornings.
Senator Rips France China Negotiations
Sen Knowland warns that Mendes-France and Chou En Lai may negotiate a Far Eastern Munich. He says a settlement could yield Laos and Cambodia, leave Vietnam’s Tonkin delta to China, and weaken regional defenses. He opposes U S land war in Asia while endorsing large allied forces for potential Southeast Asia action.
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Unborn Baby and Family Die in Denver-Area Crash
Five people died and four were injured in a three car collision near the Denver city limits. Victims include Vir. Joan R. Shaller, 32, of Aurora, and her three children William Tit 8 Joan M 434 Victoria RB Shailer 2, plus Paul A. Hickman 40 of Denver. Shailor said his wife was expecting a child in a month.
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Joan R. Shaller
Aurora
William Tit
Joan M
Victoria RB. Shailer
Paul
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Shailer
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Tommy
Colorado General Hospital
Hickman
Elizabeth Sharon
Susan K. Hickman
Shailor
Byron Benton
Benton
Defies National By Laws Club Turns in Charter
The Exchange Club Menlo Park California chapter surrendered its charter on April 26 rather than remove a Chinese member. The national body, citing a 1917 Ohio incorporation and a male white policy, had warned last winter that the member must be dismissed or the charter would be forfeited. A regional supervisor present in March offered the same choice.
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Menlo Park Club
France Opens Secret Talks With Vietminh in Geneva
In Geneva AP French Premier Mendes France and Vietminh Foreign Minister Pham Van Dong are reported to be holding secret talks as part of efforts toward an Indochina armistice. Chou En Lai and Dong discussed progress with cautious notes on concessions while Chou headed to New Delhi for meetings with Nehru.
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Dong
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Indochina
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Anthony Eden
London
Switzerland
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Bern
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Chou
Banker Crippa Appointed U S Senator in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming January 1960 I k D Ted Crippa a 55 year old Rock Springs banker was appointed U S Senator for the remaining six months of the late Senator Hunt's term The move restores the Republican majority 48 47 in the Senate before the death of Senator Taft a year ago
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I—k
Ted) Crippa
Rock Springs
U. S
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Guatemala War in its seventh day on airwaves and protests
Guatemala's war enters its seventh day as fighting centers on propaganda broadcasts and diplomacy. Honduran forces report no major battles while police fire on pro Arbenz students in Tegucigalpa wounding seven. Guatemala denies bombing charges and the OAS peace commission contemplates on the spot inquiry. Nicaragua rejects aggression claims and accuses Arbenz of disguising Communist ties.
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QAS
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Arbenz
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Luis Duintanilla
Mexico
Oscar Sevilla Sacash
Arebenz
Truman Feeling a Little Rough
Former President Harry S. Truman, after an emergency gall bladder and appendix removal, was reported feeling a little rough. His physician Dr. Wallace Graham said Truman had a restless night with a temperature up to 100, though it was normal the day before and the nausea is linked to antibiotics and tetramycin.
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Harry S. Truman
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Officer Suspended for Arresting Insurance Broker
COMPTON, Calif. An off duty policeman R Robbins 37 of Flower Ave was suspended by Chief William Ingram after he held up an insurance broker and his son at gunpoint, mistaking them for burglars near 549 W Compton Blvd. Robbins said he heard a burglar alarm and confronted a man and boy. The broker Drew Breazile and his son Gary 15 cooperated and were released after identification. The chief will decide today whether the suspension becomes permanent and is interviewing all cases.
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Japan Volcano Erupts Near Tokyo Mounting Ash Cloud
Asama, one of Japan's three most active volcanoes, erupted at 9 40 am today spewing ashes blown as far as Tokyo 100 miles southeast. The eruption was not considered serious.
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Young Thugs Attack Solon Near Capitol
U S Representative Thomas B Curtis of Missouri said he was assaulted near the Capitol by a gang of 10 to 12 teenagers armed with clubs and rocks while helping a Toledo visitor, Frank Mitchell. Curtis reported police initially said such incidents are common and that action would be taken.
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Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Capitol
Frank Mitchell
Toledo
Ohio
Curtis
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Des Moines Flood Crest Reaches Historic High
Des Moines River crested at 30.19 feet surpassing normal flow by 18 feet. Levees held with no loss of life as guards kept sightseers away from critical areas. Officials called the crest 324 feet above the 1947 peak and noted minor breaches in levees while defenses held.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Phony Bigamist Gets 1 to 10 Year Term
John Powers a 48 year old merchant seaman charged with bigamy was sentenced by Superior Judge LeRoy Dawson to one to ten years in state prison. Powers admitted marrying a college professor's widow in Old Lyme Connecticut in April 1953 while still married to a second wife in Tracy California. Each wife accused him of posing as a ship captain and of soliciting investments in a banana and lumber venture while claiming ownership of a vessel. The New London wife said she lost $6800 and key personal property.
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Tracy
Calif
Esther Rebolledo Powers
New London
Coan
Alice Souza Powers
Oakland
Pacific Coast
Slain Girl Working in L A Tavern
Los Angeles police traced a murdered girl to a bar near Sixth and Main. Detectives Boswell and Barnes showed her photo to Officer Peter Hartley, who identified her as Shirley Fields. Marvin C. Boyd alias John Sury, sought for bad checks in El Centro, confessed to the California desert killing.
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Hartley
Churchill Flies to Washington to Mend U S Ties
Prime Minister Churchill, after talks with top ministers and military advisers, heads to Washington to repair British American misunderstandings with President Eisenhower. Foreign Secretary Eden joins in prep meetings ahead of visits with Eisenhower and Dulles, with a Canada stop en route before sailing home on the Queen Elizabeth July 1.
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