Dulles Defends Coexistence Note Amid Policy Debate
Secretary Dulles, backed by a White House endorsement, rejects the term coexistence while urging renewal of Western European cooperation and a rearmed West Germany. He argues for mutual understanding with the Soviet Union and warns against spreading confusion about U.S. foreign policy. Eisenhower presses educators to bridge gaps in culture and history to foster peace.
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White House
James Hagerty
Knowland
Senate
West Germany
Europe
Eisenhower
Statler Hotel
Russia
United States
New Charge Asked Against McCarthy
The Senate debate centered on McCarthy after Watkins accused him of cowardice for not appearing before the elections subcommittee. Watkins said thousands of dollars raised by McCarthy to fight communism could have been misused for personal gain. GOP leaders discussed compromise proposals while Case broke with colleagues and said he would vote against rebuking McCarthy for remarks about Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker.
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Senate
McCarthy
Watkins
Elections Subcommittee
Electtions
M Watkins
Wisconsin
GOP
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
Bridges
Sen. Dirksen
R- IH
Sen. Case
Sen. McCarthy
Case
R-Sd
Ralph W. Zwicker
United States and Britain propose atoms for peace plan
British join U S and offer atom fuel while on power resolution nears approval. Negotiations will shape U N agency ties, linking them similarly to the U N and its specialized bodies. Sources say US fissile material could fuel many reactors, with France noting 32 reactors in France and nearby states. Lodge has signaled bilateral fission material deals, but delegates doubt rapid action.
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U. S
France
Spokkesman
Doles
Russie
Lodge
United States
Washington
Russia
Vandrei Vishinsky
Eisenhower
Power From Tibet Seeks Reader Interest in Mind Knowledge
Forty three years ago Edwin J Dingle met a mystic in Tibet and claims a life changing power from knowledge. He recounts restored health wealth and recognition and offers a free 9000 word treatise and a 64 page prophecies booklet via mailing to The Institute of Mentalphysics Los Angeles.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
Ife
Dingle
Fand
Intitute of
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
L-179
Los Angeles
Japanese Rent Caps Planned for Servicemen Housing
Army officials announced ceilings on rents charged by Japanese landlords to families of American servicemen. Future rentals will be inspected for livability to ensure servicemen are not gouged, per Capt. Daniel L. Johnson, Army Central Command information officer.
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Ion Yow
U. 3
Daniel L. Johnson
Army Central Command
Bentley on Puerto Rico Good Will Mission
New York Rep Alvin M Bentley critically wounded in last March 1 Puerto Rican nationalist attack left for a good will mission to Puerto Rico. He flies at Gov Luis Munoz Marin’s invitation to organize Bent-Jey Day and will vacation there.
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New York
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
House’ of Representatives
Puerto Rico
Bentley
Luis Munoz Marin
Oilman Acquitted of Murder Charge in LA Case
A Los Angeles superior court jury acquitted oil heiress Barbara Clam Edgar A. Neely of murder after a party brawl last June. Philip Ahlem, 48, a film stuntman, was shot twice and died in the incident.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Clam
Edgar A. Neely
Jpitt
Superior Court
Philip Ahlm
Ahlm
Inquest Details Support Major Shooting Case
Ten days after the incident witnesses testified at length about the scuffle that left Ahlm wounded by bullets and dying from a cerebral hemorrhage. Neely described a struggle with Teer and Mer, alleging Ahlm was drunk and that Teer attacked him, with Neely claiming gunfire struck Ahlm.
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Call
Teer
Mer
Neely
Twa
Jand
Ahm
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