Eye Policy on Arabs Rearming Arms in East Crisis
Washington and Geneva discussions focus on communist arms shipments to Egypt and potential support for Israel amid Arab Israeli tensions. Western leaders plan bilateral talks with Molotov to press dangers of arms transfers, with Iran joining northern tier alliance and Egypt denying infiltration by technicians. Diplomatic observers note evolving Soviet influence and US hopes for aid from the World Bank.
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Middle East
National Security Council
Geneva
Big Four
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Eisenhower
Denver
Russia
V. M. Molotov
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Molotov
New York
Czechoslovakia
Israel
Iran
Turkey
Iraq
Pakistan
Britain
Defense Alliance
Cairo
Ahmed Hussein
Egypt
United States
World Bank
Ex-convict hunts to abduct stepmother after stabbing father
A five state manhunt grows for Ralph H. Reno 27 after he stabbed his father Andrew 37 leaving him for dead and abducted his wife Stella 34. Police said the ex convict fled in a 1955 Mercury with two people seen speeding toward Las Vegas. The father remains hospitalized with a skull fracture as investigators track Reno across Nevada California and beyond.
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Ralph H. Reno
Andrew
Stella Reno
Reno
Stella
Young Reno
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
San Quentino
South Carolina
Mevada
Theliugithe
Las Vegas
California
Nevada
Andrew Reno
Ralph
Lawyer Tells Senate Of Jury Deliberation Recordings
Washington lawyer Paul Kitch testified before the Senate internal security panel that he pitched a university plan to record jury deliberations to boost confidence in the jury system. He said judges and trial lawyers in the 11th Judicial Circuit mostly supported the idea, despite initial opposition.
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Paul Kitch
Wichita
Kos
Senate
University of Chicago Law Sectoni
Kitch
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
1Th Judicial Circuit
Federal District Court
Kiteh
Robert M. Cowger
Asst. U
Kaiven
St. Paul
Minn
Warren E. Burger
Kalven
Cowger
U. S
Kansas
William C. Farmer
Kersas
George Templar
Git Judicial Circuit
Estes Park
Jojo
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Sen. Venner
R-Ind
Epward
Levi
Law School
Harry Balven Jr
Kaw
Tallest Man Death Victim at Portland
The world’s tallest man, Thompson, died in Portland at age 51 due to gall stones and liver ailment. He was born in Rugby, North Dakota, and a Marquette University law graduate. His height and civic work were noted while his widow Mary denied any link to his height and death.
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Topeka
Kansay
Portland
Ore
Senate
Ford Marshall Thompson
Federal District
Delmas Hill
Mary
Thompson
Rugby
N. D
Marquette University
Holt says Molotov on skids in Moscow talks
Rep. Joe Holt of California told the Hollywood Lions Club that in Moscow it was common talk Molotov would be replaced soon by editor Shepilov of Pravda. Holt noted Molotov, a former Pravda editor, had close ties to Stalin and remained a reminder of the old regime after Stalin’s death and Beria’s execution.
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Joe Holt
R-Calif
Moscow
Iti
Molotov
Shepilov
Pravda
Communist Party
Lenin
Stalin
Holt
Hollywood Lions Club
Heria
Probers Seek Details of White House Power Deal
House investigators pressed the White House for details on several conferences about a disputed plan to sell federal power to a Georgia private utility for resale to cooperatives. The plan would have undermined public power laws. documents mention an attorney general opinion and interdepartmental discussions prior to a Brownell ruling.
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House
White House
Georgia
Brownell
Interior McKay
Rep
Chudoff
D-Pa
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Randahl
Chiudoll
Congress
Néall
McKay
White Louse
Nerior Department
Georgia Power Co
Clack Hill
Savannah River
Georgia Electric Cooperati
Knowland Opposes Heir Apparent Designation in 1956
Senate minority leader Knowland urged against naming an heir apparent should President Eisenhower not seek re-election in 1956. He spoke to a Republican women’s club, advocating a wide open primary and criticizing reliance on charm or issue avoidance as qualifications for high office. He avoided predicting nominees and did not comment on Eisenhower’s illness.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sen
Knaowland
Eisenhower
Truman Says Legion Haywire on UNESCO
The American Legion urged Congress to remove the United States from UNESCO citing concerns about world government. Truman criticized the Legion and defended UNESCO through remarks in New York. Separately, the Legion called for 10,000 civil defense rescue teams and pressed broader federal funding, arguing civil defense is a federal responsibility.
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Leigionnaire
Clean
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American Farm Bureau
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Catholic Education Iass
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AFL
Crea
Legionnaires
Legion's National Convention
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