State Dept Aid to McCarthy Inquiry Pledged
Senator McCarthy said the State Department pledged cooperation which may avoid subpoenas for loyalty files of Theodore Kaghan and Edmund Schechter, VOA broadcasters now under the International Information Administration. The department’s security chief, R. W. McLeod, indicated preliminary review of available files raises questions about one man, while he would not comment on the other. The two men are employed by the U.S. high commissioner of Germany and fall under the State Department’s IIA supervision.
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Edmund Schechter
Voice of America
Senate Investigations
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Schechter
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Germany
International Information Administration
Eden in New York Expresses sympathy for Stalin ill
British foreign secretary Anthony Eden said he was sorry to hear Premier Stalin was ailing. He declined to speculate on consequences of his death as Eden arrived in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth for Washington talks with R. A. Butler. They plan to meet John Foster Dulles George Humphrey and Harold Stassen on financial and Commonwealth issues.
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R. A. Butler
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John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George Humphrey
Harold Stasser
Silence over Park Avenue Soviet HQ as Stalin illness rumors spread
Silence shrouded the United Nations delegation and Soviet Park Avenue headquarters after reports that Premier Stalin was critically ill. An unidentified visitor spent roughly five hours inside and could not confirm details, telling reporters he had no information to share.
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Vishinsky II Absent From U N Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky skipped the U N Korea debate amid reports of Stalin illness. Delegates from Iron Curtain nations offered no comment as U N officials warned the General Assembly may enter a period of indecision or rapid closure depending on Moscow. Some officials linked Vishinsky’s Korea policy declaration to Stalin’s health and possible shifts in Soviet stance.
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Korea
Veteran 111 in Fair Condition After Leg Amputation
ROCHESTER N Y UP James A Hard the Civil War veteran aged 111 remained in fair condition after a leg amputation performed Monday night for a circulatory disorder in his right foot. Doctors reported his pulse and blood pressure returning to normal and noted his strong capacity to rally despite pain. Attendants said he was fed intravenously and showed continued resilience.
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Union Infantry
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General Hospital
Plane Crashes in Connecticut Killing Two Crew
A twin engine cargo plane operated by Slick Airways crashed and burned at East Granby Connecticut during an approach in near zero visibility. The crew of two, pilot John Bielak and co-pilot Jeff R Elliett, both of Chicago, died in the crash near Bradley Field.
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Jeff R. Elliett
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Man and Wife Found Dead in L A Home
Police in Los Angeles report Richard Hyde age 47 and Paula Hyde age 45 found dead in their home after an apparent double suicide last Saturday. Evidence includes a will directing estate funds to relatives and business partner George W. Armstead, and a note stating Paula took her own life with sleeping pills.
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Paula
George W. Armstead
Germans Seek Aid for East German Refugees in West Berlin
In Bonn the West German Bundestag urged world help to care for East German refugees flooding into West Berlin. Lawmakers backed a plan to requisition vacant buildings and land for housing as Adenauer urged calm amid more than 70,000 arrivals since January 1.
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Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Two Reds Killed in Prison Camp
In Pusan Korea two Communist prisoners of war were killed and eight injured when fellow inmates beat them in a Kore Island camp. A unit commander found the injured in a barracks and two of seven hospitalized died. An investigation was ordered to identify the assailants. Earlier, an American soldier shot and killed a North Korean prisoner who refused to halt when challenged in Korean.
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LSMR-404 Rocket Ship With Five Inch Firepower
Lt. R. E. Neufeldt commands the LSMR-404 a 203 foot 1400 ton medium landing ship rocked with twenty five inch rocket launchers plus a five inch gun two twin 40 millimeter guns and four twin 20 millimeter guns They boast firepower surpassing four destroyers and prepare for Korean duty with a crew of seven officers and 134 men The ship sails in cramped rugged conditions but pride runs high among sailors who call it a real fighting ship
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Don Brackenbury
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Compton
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Little Rock
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Mossadegh presses bid as Tehran reels from unrest
Premier Mohammad Mossadegh escalates the power struggle with Shah Reza Pahlavi calling on Parliament to intervene in royal court intrigues. Bakhtar Emrooz notes demonstrations killed three and three dozen injured since Saturday. He threatens a referendum to rally the people and justify action or resignation if the court fails to act.
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Bakatar Emrooz
Bakhtar Emroog
Mossadegh
Red AA Firing in Neutral Zone Near Kaesong
U N and Allied pilots report North Korean antiaircraft guns firing from inside the Kaesong neutral zone protecting the truce camp. Reds shoot at planes outside the zone while U N forces hold fire. The area remains a military stockpile and the Jong fliers seek near Kaesong for operations.
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Kaesong
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Asia Policy Lecture at Raman Forum Saturday
Harry Guttentag will address the Raman Forum Saturday at 1 30 p m in the YWCA Room 205. His subject will be New Asian Policy.
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Harry Guttentag
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