Bandung Opens With Call for Moral World Order
Indonesian President Sukarno launches the 29 nation Bandung conference with a plea that Asia and Africa bring a voice of reason to world affairs. Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo is elected conference chairman amid debate over nuclear control and UN membership for Asian African states.
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Indonesia
Achmad Sookarno
Soekarno
Asia
Africa
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Red China
Chou En-lai
Jordan
Sayyed Wahid-Salah
Philippine
Carlos P. Romulo
Fadhi Jamali
Iraq
Turkey
Britain
Chou
India
Nehru
U Nu
China
U. N. Sastroamidjojo
United Nations
Arica
U.N
Jakarta
Navy Chief Warns Against Quick Atomic War Victory
Adm. Robert B. Carney told the Armed Forces Council in Kansas City that an atomic war would not end in minutes. He stressed the need to plan beyond an initial attack with strong land, sea, and air power to defend free territory and NATO, warning the Atlantic sea chain’s breach would threaten Western Hemisphere security. He highlighted the Navy mission to keep sea lanes open and noted Europe-based Army forces and global Air Force reach.
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Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Armed Forces Council
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Navy
Europe
Greenland
North Africa
NATO
Dulles Forecasts Chinese Build Up Across Formosa
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters in Augusta that intelligence shows an extensive buildup of Chinese Communist airpower opposite Formosa. He said it signals grave implications and a higher capability to strike the Chinese mainland, prompting confirmation discussions with Eisenhower.
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China
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Formosa Strait
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Felix B. Stump
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Austria
Russia
Moscow
Viet Nam
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Paris
West Germany
Einstein Dies at 76 in New Jersey Hospital
World renowned physicist Albert Einstein died at 1 15 a m at Princeton Hospital He was 76 and had been admitted at noon Friday The cause was inflammation of the gall bladder He had been affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton since 1933 and spent his final years in the university community The Nobel laureate warned atomic energy could threaten mankind and urged international cooperation This obituary note also recalls his fame the theory of relativity and his moral cautions.
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N. J
Albert Einstein
Princeton Hospital
Instein
Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Ulm
Germany
The
Inn For Advanced Study
Institute
Ohio Traffic Toll Hits 13 For Weekend
An Associated Press tally shows 17 accidental deaths over the weekend in Ohio. The report covers six p.m. Friday to midnight, noting a Friday 5:15 p.m. crash at U.S. 30 and Ohio 37 that killed four teens, plus Saturday nine deaths and Sunday losses including Don Geiger Jr. in Dayton, Robert Horton in Portsmouth, and William Peck in a Centerville quarry accident.
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Ohio
U. S. 30S
Associated Press
Don Geiger Jr
Dayton
Robert Richard Horton
Portsmouth
William C. Peck
Centerville
Rusk State Hospital Enclosure Riot Leaves Dozens Hurt
A weekend civil unrest event at Rusk State Hospital in Texas left four other persons of 13 hurt and hospitalized. Ward 7 chaos involved a patient and two ringleaders. Texas Ranger Capt. Bob Crowder helped end the incident after a lengthy standoff.
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Rusk State Hospital
Pharo Tilley
H. B. Taylor
James A. Bethea
State Hospital System
James Castner
Texas
Bob Crowder
Ben Riley
Riley
Joe Murphy
Senate Probes Flight to Free Americans Behind Iron Curtain
Senate Investigations subcommittee opens an inquiry led by McClellan to examine steps to free 15 American airmen jailed by Red China and to count Americans held behind the Iron Curtain. The panel will meet with State Department and Air Force officials in a closed session and may hold public hearings later.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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D-Ark
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Air Force
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Red China
Russia
Senate
Knowland
California
U. S
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
GOP
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Probe Into Matusow Lies Is Resumed
Washington Senators continued the inquiry into Harvey Matusow's repudiation of testimony he gave as an avowed ex Communist. The Internal Security subcommittee heard from Nathan Witt former NLRB secretary now counsel for the Independent Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union about financing for MatusowS False Witness. The hearings resume after a recess and will hear about a dozen more witnesses today and tomorrow.
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Washington
Harvey Matusow
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Nathan Witt
National Labor Relations Board
Independent Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
CIO
Matusow
Texas
Clinton E. Jencks
Lamb Probe Resumes After Two-Week Recess
The Federal Communications Commission resumes its probe into past associations and writings of Edward Lamb after a two week recess. The inquiry continues to examine possible conflicts and relevant materials filed or discussed during the investigation.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commissions
Edward Lamb
Explosion blamed by air crew in Bandung bound crash
Surviving Air India crew say a muffled explosion preceded the Bandung bound crash that killed 11 Communist delegates. Investigators from China, India and Indonesia head to the scene as Peiping accuses sabotage.
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India
Air India
China Sea
Britain
Reg China
Red China
Indonesia
Bandung
M. C. Dixit
Karnik
Pathak
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Chou
Ban
Oraeande
Strikes On L N Go To Mediator In Sporadic Talks
Negotiators edged toward mediation in the Louisville and Nashville strike affecting 14 states while Southern Bell workers across nine states remain out. A mediator was tentatively agreed on but dispute over its scope persists. Rail unions report limited freight and almost no passenger service as talks continue. Governors meet in Nashville to discuss possible action.
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Louisville & Nashville
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Southern Bell Claims Service
Communications Workers of America
CIO
L&n
National Mediation Board
Washington
George Leighty
1Q Afl
Frank Clement
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence Wetherby
Kentucky
Southern Governors Conference
Woman Killed In Auto Truck Crash Near Columbus
State highway patrol reports Roberta June Rodden aged 24 of Columbus died in a crash on U S 23 six miles south of the city. She was a passenger in a car driven by Robert W. Wilson Jr. 27, also of Columbus, who sustained minor injuries.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Roberta June Rodden
U.S. 23
Robert W. Wilson Jr
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Arouses GOP Retorts
Former President Truman accused the Eisenhower administration of political trickery in foreign and domestic policy. GOP leaders denounced his remarks as partisan and unfounded while praising Eisenhower’s record. Stevenson weighs options during Africa trip as party debates shape 1956 campaigns.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
House
Sam Rayburn
The
Nations Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
New York
Africa
Judd
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Rep
Keating
RNY
GOP
New Deal
Sen. Bridges
Weekend Weather Outlook Turns Cloudy
Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast to arrive today and tomorrow as clouds increase. Temperatures trend from yesterday’s 79 to this morning’s 52, with the 5:30 p.m. high and 6:00 a.m. low used as benchmarks.
Nagy and aide fired in Hungary purge reshapes leadership
In Budapest the Hungarian Communist party ousts Premier Imre Nagy for grave damage to the party and democracy. Andras Hegedus is elected to lead the government, while Mihaly Farkas is expelled from key party posts. The move signals Rakosi's return to power and echoes Khrushchev’s stance.
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Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Hegedus
Nagy
Georgi Malenkov
Russia
Farkas
Matyas Rakosi
Nikita Khrushchev
Rakosi
Stalin
Malenkov
Moscow
Woman shoots man who choked his wife in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a 17 year old girl Marcia Howe fired three revolver shots at Walter Brown 35 after finding him choking his wife Shirley Brown 45 her cousin. Brown died from gunshot wounds to the chest arm and back. Police said the girl warned him to stop before firing from about eight feet away.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter Brown
Marcia Howe
Brown
Shirley
Lost Pilot Lands on Busy Highway Near Huntsville
W A Fowler, 30, a crop duster from San Antonio, landed a four seat Piper cruiser on the northbound US 75 in Huntsville's suburbs after radio failure and near-miss traffic. Police helped move the plane off the roadway. Fowler planned to convert it to a dusting aircraft. He was en route from Knoxville to San Antonio.
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W. A. Fowler
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Knoxville
Tenn
Shreveport
Bryan Air Force Base
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