Pinay warns Churchill over France chair in NATO
British Prime Minister Churchill warned that someone else would occupy France s chair in NATO if Paris refuses to ratify German rearmament. Pinay told the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee that France must not leave its seat empty and pressed Britain and the United States for a new conference with Russia after final ratification. He testified at 10 a.m. and planned more questions with Premier Faure before the National Assembly.
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Winston Churchill
France
INATO
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Senate Foreign Affairs ‘Committee
Germany
Pinayy
Churchill
Pierre Mendes-France
West Germany
Britain
United States
Russia
Atomic secrets questioned as AEC limits pass
Senate subcommittee questioned officials from the Atomic Energy Commission about secrets kept too rigidly, hindering civil defense planning. Sen. Humphrey urged stronger security laws after testimony from AEC and Defense Department counsels on preventing possible espionage and sabotage in essential wartime plants.
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Atomic, Energy Commission
ABC
Senate
AEC
Humphrey
Atritusion
William Michell
U S Backed Viet Nam Regime Periled by Religious Sects
In southern Viet Nam the Cao Dai and Hoa Hao sects pressured Premier Ngo Dinh Diem by sending envoys to Bao Dai in France. They allied with the armed Binh Xuyen group controlling Saigon police. In central Viet Nam government troops backed by armored cars and artillery battled some 1000 Dai Viet deserters near the Balang area as of February 26, with heavy losses on both sides and a pincers plan to trap them.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Dai Viet
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cao Dai
Hoa Haoi
Diem
Bao Dan
France
Tothem
Binh Nuyen
Balang
Wooden Leg Saves Man in Subway Fall
A man toppled toward the third rail at Park Street station but survived thanks to his wooden leg. He suffered a lacerated forehead and other injuries as paramedics and bystanders acted quickly.
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Wooden Leg
National Union For Peace
Boston
Wee-Uearge
Skibbs
Weoder
Jess J
National Assembly
Diem
Ssi
Torehead
Defense frames Fuller as victim in Phenix City murder case
In Birmingham a defense counsel urged jurors to ignore peripheral allegations and focus on the evidence in the A L Patterson slaying. Albert Fuller, facing first degree murder charges, claims he was in jail at the time. Alibi witnesses and state testimony conflict over his location and actions near the shooting. The prosecutor hinted at a potential death penalty if found guilty.
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Birmingham
Ala
VPI
Albert Fuller
Russell Betterment Assn
Phenix City
Robert W. Givin
Fuller
A. L. Patterson
RBA
Cecil Deason
Patterson
Alabama
Churchill Planning Vacation in Sicily
London reports that Prime Minister Churchill and his wife will take the Easter parliamentary recess in Sicily. At 80, he will mark his first holiday in 18 months. Dates are unsettled, with Easter Sunday set for April 10. No location or travel plans have yet been decided.
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J Churchill
Sicil
No. 10
Downing St. Iain
Sicily
Churchills
Churchill
France
Adm Stump in Tokyo After Talks With Nationalist Leaders
Pr-Adm. Felix B. Stump, commander of the U S Pacific Fleet, arrived in Tokyo after military conferences with Chinese Nationalist leaders on Formosa. His visit follows discussions aimed at coordinating defense and strategy in the Pacific theater.
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Felix B. Stump
U.S. Pacific
Formosa
Puerto Rican Nationalists Found Guilty in Conspiracy Case
Federal jurors convicted defendants in the 1950s Puerto Rican Nationalist shootings, linking the party to violent acts aimed at Puerto Rico’s independence. An 11th man was acquitted. sentencing is set for March 31. Also reported: a former Napa State Hospital inmate linked to a seven-death swath of fire at a Swatch Seven men perished in a rooming-house blaze, with $100,000 loss. a gas pipeline explosion killed five. and a Portland hotel fire left five dead with others unaccounted for.
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Federalifendants
Act Party
Puerto Party
Rico
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Nationalist Party
Truman
Vic
House of Representatives
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Serafin Colon Alovera
Rafael
Swatch
Malcolm R. Schlette
Dist
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Wiliam O.weisich
Napal State Hospital
Janly
Arnold Leonard
Portland
Ore
UPI
Edderly
Government Probes if Union Bribed Matusow Witness
In El Paso the government pursued whether the Mine Mill union bribed witness Harvey Matusow with a book deal. John Clark testified that 11 700 copies of Matusow’s book were bought by the union, as the Jencks retrial entered its fourth day.
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EL Paso
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Clark
Mine-Miu Union
Harvey
Matusow
U.S. District Court
Clinton Jencks
Jencks
Jeneks
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
Denver
Albert Kahn
Spokane
Wash
Too Sexy Premiere Canceled in Lancaster
Twenty Century Fox Film Corp said it canceled a premiere of its CinemaScope film Violent Saturday in Lancaster Pennsylvania after city officials deemed the movie too sexy for the community. The decision followed concerns raised by local authorities about provocative content and public impact.
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Philadelphia
Upi
Twentieth-Century Fox Film Corp
Lancaster
Three Red Premiers in Danger
Vienna reports speculation that Poland Albania and Hungary may see premier changes. Josef Cyrankiewicz Mehmet Shehu and Imre Nagy face potential ouster as party leaders and as collective leadership wanes. Hungarian editorials accuse Nagy of deviating from directives and warn of moves toward one man rule while promising farmers some market latitude.
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Vienna
Austria
Arbeiter-Zeitung
Poland
Albania
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Mehmet Shehu
Nagy
Cyrankiewicz
Shehu
Comemunist
Boleslaw Bierut
Enver Hoxha
Stalin
Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
iNagy
Iet
Georgi Malenkov
Szabad Nep
Budapest Radio
Communist Party
Students Ask State Help in School Fight
Irving Texas enters a tense standoff as teacher walkouts over Supt Beard lead to district firings. Students petition state Education Commissioner J W Edgar for intervention while the school board says it has filled vacancies. Courts loom as both sides await action.
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Tex
Austin
J. W. Edgar
John L. Beard
Dr. Beard
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