Gen Hull to Confer With Malaya Officials
Gen Hull arrived in Singapore as commander in chief in the Far East and said to reporters he was not a pessimist and believed a solution would come. He planned talks with top British military leaders as a French defeat at Dien Bien Phu was noted and Indochina's role discussed as having more psychological than military impact.
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Reds Shift Strategy for Geneva Conference
The article discusses Communist and Viet Minh positions at the Geneva talks, noting disagreements over elections and possible partition. It highlights Western diplomats considering ending Korea-related discussions if Communists oppose UN-supervised elections, and reports on Dien Bien Phu’s siege with Viet Minh tunneling and heavy fighting near French defenses.
Eisenhower Sees Progress on Asia and Taft Hartley Limits
President Eisenhower defended Stevens confidence while outlining aims on Indochina and a united front in Southeast Asia. He noted progress toward collective security, said Geneva was not a defeat, and addressed Taft Hartley amendments, state rights, and court martial policy with measured remarks.
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Fishermen in H-Test Show Slight Gain in Health
Japanese fishermen burned by Bikini test radiation show a slight to moderate rise in white blood cell counts since April 27, but remain fatigued with loss of appetite and intermittent fever as reported by the Atomic Disease Investigation Committee.
Haile Selassie to Visit Los Angeles in June
Emperor Haile Selassie will visit Los Angeles for about three days in mid June. The African leader and his party will tour the nation by air. They are to arrive in New York May 25 and be hosted by President Eisenhower in Washington.
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Italian fishermen land 625 pound sturgeon in Cremona
Nine fishermen battled for seven hours on Tuesday to haul a 625 pound sturgeon from the Po River. The giant fish, as long as a flower-decked truck, was displayed in Cremona streets. Officials say there is no Italy record equal to this catch.
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