Dulles Talks With Eisenhower Ahead of Big Four Meet
Secretary of State Dulles said he discussed with Eisenhower preparations for the Geneva Big Four conference and reported the President found the suggestions extremely helpful. The session aimed to reassure Western allies about leadership during Eisenhower’s illness and to address six urgent issues including the Middle East, Yugoslavia, and Asian African anti colonial movements.
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Hiss Defends Yalta Decisions at Parley
Former State Department official Alger Hiss, released from prison, defends U S decisions at Yalta in a Pocket Book Magazine article. He claims Roosevelt was alert and not ill, says Russians gained concessions and Poland and Nationalist China were not sold out.
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Soviet Press Reprints Dulles Speech as Propaganda
Soviet press and Tass dispatches quote Secretary of State Dulles in a speech to the American Legion, framing it as guiding policy to sow distrust. Pravda attacks Western German unification and Western security plans, signaling tense premeeting signaling ahead of the Big Four foreign ministers talks in Geneva.
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Nixon to Open 3 Day Religious Conference
Vice President Nixon will open a three day national conference on spiritual foundations in Washington with Eisenhower’s role mentioned. The Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order sponsors the event, describing itself as a nationwide independent body of Catholic Protestant Jewish and Greek Orthodox lay leaders and clergy.
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Next Greek Election Scheduled for April 1956
ATHENS Greece Premier Constantine Karamanlis announced the next general election would be held in April 1956. The 1952 vote gave the coalition Greek Rally Party a sweeping victory under the late Field Marshal Papagos, whose death raised questions about the party's future.
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Dean Levi defends Wichita jury room microphone
University of Chicago Law School Dean Edward Levi defended a hidden microphone in a Wichita jury room before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. He said consent was obtained and the project aimed to study jury operation under safeguards with Ford Foundation funding.
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Romance rumors swirl over Townsend and Margaret in England
London reports say Captain Peter Townsend returned to England amid growing curiosity about a potential engagement to Princess Margaret. The Daily Sketch notes questions about plans and venue while royal aides refuse to answer. A BBC style dinner at Canterbury and church stance on remarriage add to the guarded speculation as Buckingham Palace declines comment.
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Canadian Expert Urges Married Couples for DEW Line Roles
An Edmonton report cites a 1957 recommendation by a Canadian expert on Arctic operations. He urged married couples be assigned to positions on the 3,000 mile DEW radar warning line in the North to reduce costs and improve stability, noting single personnel require more space and facilities. The plan envisions some 1,000 to 2,000 residents in Arctic survival towns along the line, with emphasis on reliable mechanics and trained personnel to maintain operations.
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Cohn Testifies In Kamin Contempt Trial In Boston
Former Senate investigator Cohn testified in Boston on Kamin's contempt of Congress case. He described Kamin as an important Communist Party functionary and said McCarthy colleagues Mundt and Dirksen discussed calling Kamin. Judge Aldrich paused the trial after corridor applause and ordered it to continue without a jury. About 500 spectators gathered outside as McCarthy attended with aides and police.
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Stallion for Nehru Presented by Soviet Envoy
New Delhi reports Mikhail Alexeevich Menshikov, Soviet ambassador to India, presented a stallion to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on Tuesday. The ceremony underscores Sino Soviet relations and cultural exchanges between the nations.
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