Eisenhower Says U.S. Prestige Dented by McCarthy Army Row
President Eisenhower told reporters that the United States has suffered a loss of international prestige because of the McCarthy Army controversy. He voiced strong support for Secretary of State Dulles and for united front against communism in Southeast Asia while urging quick, concrete answers from the hearings.
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Washington
Army Department
Lisenhwer
Stevens
Eisenhower
Senate
Army
Eisentower
McCarthy Army
Seid
America
Drunk Man Gets 10 Days In Tot Death Case
Oakland report: Carl G. Staff received ten days in jail after pleading drunkenness for holding 3 year old Sondre Kelly on a three wheel motorcycle when she fell from the machine and died. Lewis Kelly, the father, swerved to avoid a tract.
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Tot
Oakland
James S. Blaine
Carl G. Staff
Cutlty
Sondre Kelly
Lewis Kelly
Sandra
Emergency serum aids girl bitten by spider in Los Angeles
A 10 year old Inglewood girl bitten by a black widow is saved by a donated blood supply from a prior victim. Sharon Ann Strealy was rushed to Cortinela Hospital after the bite on Tuesday. Authorities report serum manufacture had ceased and Hawthorne police searched for more victims as blood donors from Van Nuys and other areas provided emergency serum, improving the child's critical condition within hours.
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Los. Angeles
Inglewood
Sharon Ann Strealy
Cecil Strealy
Cortinela Hosital
General Hospital
Sel Tn, Cummings
Hawthorne
Martha Moore
van Nuys
Paraguay in Revolt Triggers State of Siege
Paraguay faced a military revolt as a cavalry division reportedly joined rioters against the government. The government declared a state of siege nationwide while sobher troops and police rallied to defend the administration. President Federico Chavez, 74, had been inaugurated last Aug. 15 for a five year term.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Paraguay
Radio Teleco
Asuncion
Hom
Ederico Ghayes
Molog Lopez
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Feron
Colorado
Latin America
Chaves
Colorados
Braniff Airways
Icave
Lima
Peru
Bolivia
Probes Fixing of TV Fights Under NY Inquiry
The New York Post reports District Attorney Hogan is investigating three recent boxing matches allegedly fixed by gamblers. Fights occurred at Eastern Parkway and Madison Square Garden, with the Garden a Friday TV fixture. The investigation involves the athletic commission and searches to trap leaders.
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New York
The
New York Post
Timmy Cannon
Hogan
Post
Eastern Parkway
Madison Square Garden
Commission
Robert Christenberry
Athletic Commission
Christenberry
New York State Athletic Tt
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
Markson
Europe
Hagen
New York State
McCarthy Defends FBI Letter Amid Army Hearing Controversy
Senate hearings confront Senator McCarthy over a document he says is a copy of a letter from FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to Maj General A R Bolling dated January 26 1951. Robert Collier testifies Hoover rejects the document as a carbon copy and reveals a 15 page interdepartmental memo in FBI files.
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Washington
Army
Sen
McCarthy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert A. Collier
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Collier
Hoover
Gen. Bolling
Roy M. Cohn
A. R. Bolling
Bolling
Cohn
Joseph N. Welch
Stevens
Investigation Committee
Reds Shift Strategy at Geneva
Western sources report that the Communists may favor a coalition rule in Indochina over partition. No high level talks have occurred on an eventual settlement, but impressions of the Red position emerged during two days of plenary meetings at the Korean conference. A Vietnamese spokesman said Vietnam would accept a coalition government after UN supervised free elections, noting the main difference with the Communists.
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Geneva
Indochina
Viet Nam
United Nations
Commounist
Robbery by Teen Couple and Wife Aims Col. Father
Los Angeles officers charged a 14-year-old wife, her 18-year-old husband, and a 16-year-old friend with robbing retired Army Col. William Hubbard of $150 at his La Crescenta yard. Hubbard Lehman’s wife Esther Hubbard Lehman, 14, and Freeman, 16, implicated in planning. Lehman held in county jail, others at Juvenile Hall.
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Los Angeles
W. R. Wright
Montrose
William Hubbard
la Crescenta
George Lehman
Lehman
William D. Freeman
Tujunga
Esther Hubbard Lehman
Freeman
Hubbard
Esther Mae
Heavy hailstorm carves damage across Ishikawa prefecture
A powerful hailstorm in Ishikawa prefecture on Japan's west coast produced two inch hailstones that wrecked a lumber mill, damaged numerous houses and crops. The storm lasted about fifteen minutes, per Yomiuri.
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Japan
Tokyo
Ishikawa
Yomiuri
Weather forecast: mostly sunny through Thursday
The outlook calls for mostly sunny conditions through Thursday with low cloud cover at night and in the early morning. Temperatures trend slightly cooler, with a modest dip in daytime highs and cooler overnight readings.
Eject Man Thumbing Nose at Joe
Capitol Police removed a Bronx man identified as Arthur Perfit after he laughed at the hearings and flashed a nose at Sen McCarthy. Perfit claimed to be a spy for the United States and declared he would be taken to a hospital for observation.
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Army-McCarthy
Washington
Arthur Perfit
Bronx
Super Service
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Perfit
Lewis Disney
Capitol Police
UPI
Capitol
McCarthy Army
Sen. McCarthy
Arthur Forfit
New York
United States
Army
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy
Disney
Incumbents Lead in Long Beach vote as victim dies
Congress incumbents dominated Tuesday primaries with only one defeat, as Sen. Sparkman and Rep. Crosser led in Alabama and Ohio respectively. A hit-and-run victim in Long Beach died, and suspect Richard Killian faced possible manslaughter charges. Police reported 16 traffic fatalities in the year, with several injuries and an impacted court appearance set for the suspect.
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Congress
Long Beach
Associated Press
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Robert Crosser
Ohio
House of Representatives
Alabama
Sparkman
Adlai Stevenson
George H. Bender
William Saxbe
Bender
Thomas ‘Burke
Robert
Taft
Burke
Chalee
Spackman
Laurie
Battle
John Cromamelin
Navy
Air Force
Wild “Vian
C. Irby
Babi
Saxbe
Crosser
Charles A. ‘Vanik
Cleve
Land City
Vanik
Barbara Sweeney
Inquirer
Indiana
Florida
New Mexico
Lewis A. Paul
Harding St
Seaside Hospital
Patterson & Snively Mortuary
Richard M. Killian
San Bernardino
Tony Joyce
Paul
Melvin
Kenneth Mott
Pauls
Mott
Raus
Two Tattoos Two Boys and a Gardena Tattoo Parlor Arrest
Police arrested Lawrence W. Duff, 58, after two Gardena youths, ages 16 and 17, got forearm tattoos depicting dual motifs at a tattoo parlor on 26 S. Chestnut Way. Duff was booked for violating city tattooing ordinances.
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Gardena
S. Chestnut Way
Lawrence W.duff
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A brief listing of page references across sections such as Beach Combing on Page B and Movies and Editorial on Page A, with obituaries on Page B-2 and sports across Pages A-23 to A-25. Includes reminders for continued stories on Page A-4 and Cal. 11 in Your World.
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Billy Rose
Belesea Ige
Cal
Globemasters Carry More Troops to Indochina
U S Air Force says C 124 Globemasters from the 322nd Air Division flew from Istres le Tube near Pare carrying French Union troops, marking the second airlift of its kind to Indochina. Seven aircraft reportedly participated, under Maj Michael F Robinson of Pittsburgh, with planes from Larson Air Base Washington. After dropping troops, the planes will return to Larson.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S
62Nd ‘Troop Carrier
Larson Air Base
Washington
Maj
Michael F. Robinson
Pittsburgh, A
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Centinela Hospital
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By Eddy Gilmore
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NDO
Langata
Kenya Colony
Africa
Joe
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Indo
Larson
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