National Boys' Club Week Celebrated Across Cities
Long Beach hosts welcome events for parents and friends as national Boys' Club Week highlights youth programs. The piece notes Jerry Wheeler of Houston as Boy of the Year for his civic service and athletic talents, plus Hoover's summary of constructive pursuit of happiness. It then shares assorted anecdotes on fishing humor, theft by fishhook, pigeon control at St Louis City Hall, a boy's injury during patrol, and a baking contest won by Darrell Archer with his mother placing second.
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Long Beach
New York
Jerry Wheeler
Houston
Texas
Variety Boys’ Club of
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union
Boys' Club Week
Herbert Hoover
Darrell Archer
Elyria
Ohio
LaGrange
Donnell Cultepper
Dulles urges united action to curb Asia spread
Secretary of State Dulles, speaking with Eisenhower's approval, urged united action by free nations to prevent Communist domination of Indochina and Southeast Asia. He warned that appeasement or delays could threaten peace, and outlined U.S. resolve at the Geneva talks on Korea and Indochina. He reaffirmed support for Formosa and opposition to recognizing Communist China.
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LLP
Dulles
Eisenhower
United Action
Free Nations
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Free Community
Mann
McCarthy
Mundt
Ai Aun
United States
Far East
Patore
Overseas Press Club
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
TEE
Washington
White House
Ane
State Department
U. S. Filng
Voice of America
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Latin America
Chiang Dulles
China
Formosa
U. S
Korea
Geneva
United Nations
Moss Returns to Army Post After McCarthy Probe
Mrs. Annie Lee Moss, who denied being a Communist before the McCarthy subcommittee, resumed her Army job at the Defense Department Monday. She remains under Army loyalty investigations as scrutiny continues.
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Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps
Army
McCarthy
Annie Lee Moss
Washington
Defense Department
Moss
Gen Cannon to retire after 37 years in Air Force
Gen John K. Cannon, chief of the Tactical Air Command, will retire Wednesday after 37 years of duty, the longest service record of any Air Force officer. A Bolling Air Force Base ceremony will include a fly-over by 40 jet fighters and bombers and a parade of 2000 troops. Cannon will receive a Third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Service Medal. he is a Salt Lake City native who recently reached the mandatory retirement age of 62.
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John K. Cannon
Tactical Air Command
Air Force
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Cannon
Salt Lake City
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