Defense Chief May Upset Orient Policy
Defense Secretary Johnson returns from a Pacific tour and signals a push to reopen Formosa policy and shift the no aid stance. Bradley and Johnson expect an early White House decision on a Japanese peace settlement and Far East moves, with Dulles in Tokyo to speed policy development.
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Washington
Johnson
Pacific
Formosa
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Dulles
Tokyo
State Detraent
John Foster Dulles
Gen. MacArthur
United States
Yokosuka
Japan
Pat Johnson
Truman
Bradley
Defense Department
Theapitol
Defense
White House
Faror
State
Defense Departments
Ix Thent, Inc
State Department
Moss
Sailor files $100000 suit against L B quartet
A Nicaraguan sailor sues four Long Beach men for 100000 in federal court alleging they hung him from the West Aryl tuna boat rail in Mexican waters last March 16. Joseph McLean names Theodore Hawkinson Arnold McCarlson and two John Does as defendants. Captain Roland Watson is named for saving him. FAL Agent James Brady will meet the four suspects tomorrow to consider charging a crime on the high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Westariy
Joseph
McLean
Roland I. Watson
Theodore
W. Hawkinson
Arnold
McCarlson
John Does
James Brady
Passengers on Air Liner Missing in Lake Michigan
A New York to Minnesota air liner with a crew of three and a diverse group of passengers including executives, officials, and families vanished over Lake Michigan. Among the listed travelers were a ministerial candidate, a bride-to-be, and a Minneapolis sales manager. Searches and divers attempted recovery, with families en route home and visits planned prior to the presumed loss.
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Diversified Group
York
Minnesota
Lake Michigan
Livingston
Mont
Richard "Wr. Thompson
New York
Butte
Imson
School of Mines
Keating
The
Ideal. Publishing Co
Allan
Minn
Wohler
New City
Ragsdale
Lontana
Wyoming
Martiabed
Ghin
Apeatty
T. Riv Minn
Woolley
Minneapolis
Marie. V.“Rorabaugh
Philadel
Rorabaugh
Richland
Wash
Long ‘Island
Kenneth Skoug
Remington Rand’ Company
Business Jworka
Whitney H
Eastman
General
Mills, Inc
Los
Goinecal
Mills
Baliavad
Associated. Press
Memphis couple seek 500000 over disputed baby trust
Mr and Mrs Charles B McGahey Jr of Memphis file a 500000 claim alleging a baby mixup at a hospital. They say their baby girl was swapped with another infant and remain uncertain if the girl they raised is their own, prompting the legal action.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles
B- McGahey Jr
Rain and Lightning Strike Pittsburgh Injuring Eight
A severe electrical storm lashed the Pittsburgh district injuring eight people aboard two trolleys. Nearly two inches of rain fell in under an hour as firemen aided the injured. In Mount Washington a bolt struck a car injuring eight aboard thirty others were aboard. Most injured were released after treatment. Police called the storm among the worst in history.
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Prue
Pittsburgh
Mount Washington
Fey
Canton
Ohio
Riage Lakes
Don ‘Maddock
Rockies
Pacific
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Coast Guard Hunts 131st Bridge Victim
Coast Guard teams searched for the body of a man believed to be the 131st person to leap from the Golden Gate Bridge. J L Gilmore of Portland testified he saw a man jump from the bridge center as he drove north toward Marin County.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Golden Gate ‘Bridge
J.L Gilmore
Portland
Ore
Gilmore
Marin F County
Ferdinand-type Bulls Pose Real Problem in Sweden
Prof Nils Lagerlot reports Swedish Highland cattle show a new genetic issue from mating two carriers. A weak gene combined with another weak gene can produce undesirable traits in offspring, affecting size and vigor and spreading through successive generations until two carriers mate. Detection is difficult until two weak genes appear.
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Sweden
College Group Sees Freedom Die at U C
Berkeley June 24 UP academic freedom died at the University of California as the board of regents voted not to reemploy 157 non-senate staff who refused to sign a loyalty oath. The Academic Assembly urged the principle of teaching competency as the sole criterion for faculty membership. A test case may challenge the oath's constitutionality at a state university.
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Berkeley
University of California
Board ‘of Regents
Academic Assembly
non-Senate
Non-Senate University
American Association of Uiversity
Board of Regents
University Land
Ste
Ertacheng
Fincomners
Senate Appeals Board
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Aata
Ist
Parsons
Robert "Gorion Sproul
Bidault Regime Falls in Midst of Unity Parleys
The French government fell on a confidence vote in the National Assembly amid delicate talks on Indo China and the Schuman plan. The 352 to 230 vote toppled Premier Bidault as European unity negotiations continued, with ministers and notables considering the next steps.
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Bidault
Ammelaipé
National Assembly
France
Indochina
Schuman
Georges Bidault
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Robert Sehuman
Jean Monnet
Bao “Dai
Laos
Cambodia
Officinla
Berin
Fasi
Schur
Madem
Nottingham
England
Aneurin Bevan
Europe
Pea National Cooperation
National Coopera
Langton
Ont
Britain
Ontario
Staffordyiltle
Berlin Red Police Arrest U.S. Soldiers
Berlin dispatch reports East Berlin police arrested two American soldiers in a Soviet sector subway station after they allegedly tore down Communist propaganda posters. West Berlin police confirmed the incident occurred tonight.
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Berlin
Communist People's Police
East Berlin
West Berlin
Morse Dismisses Congress Hearings as Kangaroo Courts
Washington June 24 AP Sen bene Rore accused congressional investigations including the McCarthy era inquiry of being kangaroo courts. He urged protecting right to fair trial under the Bill of Rights and counsel, criticizing hearings as harming reputations without due process. Morse joined six Republican senators in signing a conscience declaration targeting fear and intolerance.
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Washington
Sen. Bene Rore
Sen. Mccarthy
Wis
Hma
Moree
America
Webster's Dictionary
Morse
McCarthy
Truman
Orne
State Department
Rales
Attorney General
Edward P. Morgan
Senate Foreign Relations
Justice Department
Ameraaia
Howard McGrath
Dean Achegon
Milwaukee
Ser. Tydings
D-Md
Inquiy Committee
FAI
Tydings
Peyton Ford
McGrath
John S. Service
Hunt for U S Plane Abandoned in Venezuela
In Caracus Venezuela on June 24 the United States search for a missing plane continued with 38 people aboard. Missionary pilot Ben Wetherald and co pilot David Kimball led the flight, carrying five children and other passengers. the fate of the group remains unknown as regional embassies coordinate.
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Caracus
Venezuela
United States
UpySearch
Vane
Colombia
Tindany Gee PG
Chico Ee Ae
Racalba Sune
Iingaton
Sweet Enemelan Gast
Ben’ Wetherald
David Kimball
Committee Approval On Statehood Seen By Senate Panel
Chairman Seneah Co. O Mahoney of Wyoming predicted the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee would approve statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, though likely not on Monday as planned. He spoke in Washington on June 34, indicating the panel’s readiness but uncertain timing.
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Washington
Seneah Co. O'Mahoney
Sénate
Interior and Insular ‘Affaire Committee
Photo of Falling Kilts Stir Scots in Daily Mirror
The London Daily Mirror ran a photo showing a young Scotsman losing his kilt while dancing two reel. The image sparked anger over indecent exposure with readers condemning the caption and recalling rules on not wearing undergarments with kilts. Respondents cited prohibitions on top deck travel and barracks practices, noting the offense across military and civilian life.
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Ondon
London Daily Mirror
Ghlandec
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John M. Hightower
Sailor Sues L. B. Quartet
3Rd
Cavalry Isopssie
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Associated Press
San Luis
Rey
William H. Frang
Rye
Ny ‘ den
Internationa’ and Telegraph
Leat
Steiner
Nortwerth
Bennie Tayloe
Sas Neen Francisco
Nils Lagerlot
J. Stockholm
Lagerlot
Tager
Erlof
Freedom
U. C
Defense Chiefs
Louis Johnson
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Forrest P. Sheemae
U. S. Bares
U.S
Mast
Francis. A. Melatyra
Los Angeles
Francis Cardinal Spallman
Megr
Bernard J. Dolan
St. Anthony's
Malta
Rome
Mcintyre
Associated Prask
Congress
Philp Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
Ford
eGrath
Achesom
Service
Jaffe
Tran
Kittie
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