Eisenhower alerts on communist aims likened to Hitler
President Eisenhower compares Communist goals to those of Hitler and urges a cooperative peace to avert Red domination. He warns of atomic hysteria and stresses international understanding, praising press unity while calling for balanced coverage of foreign life and American ideals.
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Eisenhower
Hitler
James Devlin
New York
Adolf Hitler
Assn
Bureau of Advertising
Georgia
Womsen
Sys
Big Three Western powers clash over Red China at Geneva
Russia presses for equal status for Peiping at Geneva prompting a Western rebuke. United States Britain and France state Red China will be invited but not as an equal power in the Korea and Indochina peace talks. The Berlin accord had already linked Peiping to Geneva as an invitee, not a major convening power.
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Paris
Russia
Red China
Geneva
Washington
London
Peiping
United States
Britain
France
Korea
Indochina
Berlin
China
Molotov
North Atlantic Alliance
U S Charges Soviet Conduct Over Berlin Killings
The United States accuses Soviet Russia of outrageous acts in West Germany and Berlin including the murder of a refugee leader and the kidnapping of a Berlin committee member. Walter Dowling cites Nikolai Khokhlov and Dr Atewander Truchnovich as cases, with Khokhlov seeking asylum after surrender.
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Berlin
United States
Russia
West Germany
U.S
Walter Dowling
V. S. Semyonov
Germany
Dowling
Nikolai E. Khokhlov
NTS
Atewander Truchnovich
West Berlin
Khokhlov
Two Men Die When Plane Burns During Air Force Maneuver
At Pope Air Force Base two crew members became trapped in the flaming fuselage of a Flying Boxcar and perished during an Air Force maneuver yesterday. The remaining two crew members parachuted free and were hospitalized with no serious injuries.
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Pope Air Force Base
N. C
Ohio state parks open for season on May 1
Columbus Ohio. The parks division announced that Ohio's state parks will officially open on Saturday May 1 marking the start of the season. The date accommodates expected visitor activity across the state managed park system.
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Columbus
Ohio
Admiral Carney urges aiding oppressed to spark revolts
Admiral Robert B. Carney told Chicago Elks Executives Club that provoking revolts among oppressed peoples could be a cold war tactic. He warned strategy must adapt to changing circumstances and mused on potential shifts if Mao disassociated from Moscow, suggesting proxy wars and Soviet aims.
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Chicago
Robert B. Carney
U. S. Chief of Naval Operations
Executives Club
Carney
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Nash Hudson Merger Approved To Form Auto Giant
American Motors Corp will begin business May 1 after formal approval of the Nash Kelvinator and Hudson Motor Car mergers. The new company will be the fourth largest in the auto industry with Hudson stockholders receiving two shares for each three held and NK stockholders exchanging one for one.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
Nash- Kelvinator Corp
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
Air Force Pilot Killed in T33A Crash Near Blackwater
An Air Force pilot Lt. Col. Leonard C. Schultz of Tipp City Ohio died when a T33A trainer crashed on a farm north of Blackwater Missouri yesterday. The single engine jet went down on the farm, authorities reported.
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Blackwater
Air Force
Here
Leonard C. [Schultz
Tipp City
Ohio
McCarran Act Faces Court Debate on Constitutionality
The McCarran Internal Security Act faces four hours of appeals court arguments on whether it conflicts with the U S Constitution. Communist party attorneys challenge the act as unconstitutional on multiple guarantees, while the government defends its authority to require registration and disclosure. The dispute may reach the Supreme Court, potentially delaying final resolution for years.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States
Supreme Law of the Land
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Congress
Truman
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Vito Marcantonio
Alp-Ny
Court of Appeals
Off-Duty Cop Fells Gunman in Akron Bank Robbery
An off duty patrolman in Akron shot and killed a bandit who robbed the North Akron Savings Assn of 3750 dollars after the gunman fired at officers. Francis Fleming tracked the fleeing robber with help from Teller Dorothy Wooton and others then fired when the bandit returned fire.
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Akron
Ohio
North Akron
Mick
Gaylord Nolan
Dorothy Wooton
McCarthy Attacks Stevens Over Phone Call Monitoring
Senate hearing erupts as Senator McCarthy denounces as indecent and illegal the Army secretary’s alleged monitoring of a call with him. Stevens recounts a November 7 conversation about Roy Cohn and David Schine, prompting demands for a transcript and testimony from a masked witness.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Army
Robert Stevens
Robert Young
Roy Cohn
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
John Adams
Stevens
Washington
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Committee
Wisconsin
Mundt
R-Sd
Lucas
Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
Cohn
Schine
Roy
Dave
Waldorf Astoria
David Schine
Ray Jenkins
Jenkins
Joseph N. Welch
Special Army
Welch
Airlift Brings French Troops To Dien Bien Phu Amid Indochina Crisis
American airlifted paratroops from France land in Saigon as Vietminh assaults press northwest defenses at Dien Bien Phu. About 220 French jump troopers arrive with up to 1,000 more expected in 10 Globemaster airlifts. Bangkok and Colombo stops precede Vietnam drop zones amid Geneva talks tension.
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Saigon
Indochina
France
Dien Bien Phu
Paris
Orly Field
Diet Bien Phu
Colombo
Ceylon
India
Nehru
Bangkok
Thailand
Three Killed In Explosion At Dayton Area Plant
Three women died and a fourth was injured in an explosion at the United Fireworks Co. plant near Dayton. Victims were Estella Newell 24 Arthell Williams 22 and Fannie Ruth Russell 32 all of Dayton. Injured Ja Ella Coleman 38. Owner Walter Beachler suggested smoking in the plant may have sparked the blast. Coleman described being knocked through the door as she returned from lunch. A fragment of plastic was embedded in one victim’s face.
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Dayton
Ohio
United Fireworks Co
Estella Newell
Arthell Williams
Fannie Ruth Russell
Janella Coleman
Walter Beachler
Death in Cincinnati hotel fire sparks police notice
Middletown police seek Mrs. William Poynter of Piqua to inform her of her husband William Poynter's death after a hotel fire in Cincinnati. The 38 year old man died at General Hospital after an explosion and gas amid a small heater is suspected. Viet minh forces capture another French Union outpost near Dien Bien Phu in northwest defenses.
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Middletown
William Poynter
Piqua
Cincinnati
Court Hotel
General Hospital
Ben Ballard
Hanoi
Indochinaa
Dien Bien Phu
Dickenson Denies Rumor Target in POW Case
In Washington Maj Earl Brown defends Corporal Dickenson as a victim of widespread rumors among POWs in Korea. Dickenson of Cracker's Neck Virginia faces charges of collaborating and informing on comrades after initially refusing repatriation. A defense witness claimed the camp atmosphere branded him a rat.
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Washington
Mae R
Cpl
EdwardSckenson
Korea
Earl V. Brown
Dickenson
Cracker’s Neck
U. S
Brown
Freedom Village
Red
Lyle W. Jacobson
Butte, Mont
Pyoktong
Federal Prosecutor Attacks FHA Over Home Repair Scandal
Warren Olney III told the Senate Banking Committee that the FHA repair loan program has become a conduit for swindlers and crooked salesmen to cheat homeowners. He warned the FBI and Justice Department are pursuing fraud by alleged “suede shoe boys” who bilked thousands since 1935.
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Washington
Warren Olney III
FHA
Olney
Senate Banking Committee
FBI
Justice Department
Guy T. O. Hollyday
Federal Housing Administration
Arbor Day plans feature youngsters planting trees in city
Sunday’s Journal previews Arbor Day observances with pictures and a story on the planned ceremonies and a citywide theme Youngsters plant that tree. The issue also teases essays on 18 year olds voting and a debate in Middletown High School about the Eisenhower recommendation. A traffic light at Rt 122 and US 25 is set to arrive after years of residents’ requests. The Jaycee clean up drive begins with a work day at the Fresh Air Camp and a photo series portrays the Junior Chamber of Commerce effort.
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Woodman
Eisenhower
Congress
Middletown High School
Blue Ball
Rt. 122
U. S. 25
Highway Department
Fresh Air
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civic Association
Radioactive Dust Reported in South Haven
Dan Getman of a South Haven industrial site reported radioactive dust fell on the city last Sunday. He scraped a red ash from his car, tested it with a Geiger counter, and detected a definite reaction.
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South Haven
Mich
Dan Getman
Michigan City
Getman
Nomination OK'd for Potter Stewart to Sixth Circuit
Senate Judiciary Committee approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Potter Stewart of Cincinnati to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, advancing the process for his confirmation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Potter Stewart
Cincinnati
Sixth Circuit Court of Peals
Senate Judiciary Committee
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