Diplomats clash over McCarthy ally fallout at hearings
Secretary of the Army Stevens testified aides to Sen. McCarthy protested his November statements on Fort Monmouth. He recounted visits by Roy Cohn and Francis Carr who said McCarthy was displeased with his press conference. Stevens said he did not retract his remarks on espionage at Monmouth.
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Stevens
Sen
McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Roy Cohn
Francis Carr
Cohn
Jenkins
Sen. McCarthy
Army
Carr
H. Struve Hensel
New York
Jenner Attacks Failure To Fire Officials Accused Of Subversion
Senate subcommittee chair Jenner charges repeated FBI disclosures of subversive activity by Treasury officials failed to trigger firings. He cites 28 reports by Nathan Silvermaster and lists recipients Irving Kaplan Jacob Adler Harold Glasser Frank Coe Victor Perlo William Ullman Harry Dexter White.
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Jenner
Washington
R-Ind
FBI
Treasury Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Subcommittee
Atty
Brownell
J. Edgar Hoover
White
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Silvermaster
War Assets Administration
Irving Kaplan
Jacob Adler
Harold Glasser
Frank Coe
Victor Perlo
William Ullman
Baseball-Size Hailstones Fall In Panhandle
Hail the size of baseballs battered the Texas Panhandle while Montana and Nebraska faced snow and 22 degree cold. A hailstone smashed a Tulia man’s forehead needing seven stitches as a car windshield fractured. Thunderstorms flooded a highway and Amarillo recorded .65 inch with Kansas up to 1.32 inch in west and central regions.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Montana
Nebraska
United States
Tulia
Tex
Tulsa
Amarillo
Russell
Kansas
Urbank
Mont
Lake Superior
Grand Marias
Commies Still Hold Back Australians Exit Permits
In Canberra Prime Minister Menzies says Russian diplomats may leave anytime but Soviet exit permits for the Australian Embassy staff in Moscow remain blocked. Moscow’s note rejects returning Vladimir Petrov and his wife amid formal severance claims over a political asylum case and a spy ring report.
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Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Russia
Moscow
Philip McBride
Vladimir Petrov
Kremlin
Petrov
Brian Hill
Foreign Ministry
Hill
Victor Antonov
Antonov
Menzies
Darwin
Indochina Delivers High Stakes Warning From Eisenhower
President Eisenhower told the U S Chamber of Commerce Indochina is the cork in the bottle whose loss would affect hundreds of millions in Asia and called this a time of great decisions in world affairs. Secretary Stevens denied fearing McCarthy but said he once suggested laying off the probe at Ft Monmouth and that McCarthy’s publicity tactics caused misinformation and excitement while speeding suspensions.
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McCarthy
Hensel
Subcommittee
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Indochina
Asia
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army
Wisconsin
Fort Monmouth
McCarty
Dien Bien Phu under stiff Vietminh bombardment
Dien Bien Phu, Indochina, faced heavy Vietminh shelling as French defenders held a fragile line in the fortress area. French reports said morale remained high and the garrison faced a potential all-out assault with airlifted supplies continuing to reach the isolated post.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Idtoumanis
TaUuio
Wil
Christian de Castries
Vietminh
Geneva
Peiping
Viet Nam
United States
Giao
China
US Air Force
France
Bait
John W. O’daniel
U.S
Saigon
Rene Cogny
Mrs. America 1955 crowned in Florida pageant
Mrs. Matison Jennings, 28, of St. Louis, Missouri, is named Mrs. America of 1955 at Ellinor Village in Ormond Beach, Florida. Tears mark the moment as the mother of an eight year old son speaks of being overwhelmed. AP Wire photo
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Matison Jennings
St. Louis
Ellinor Village
Ormond Beach
Fla
Train Cars Derail Near Port Washington Ohio
Thirty five cars of an eighty five car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed at Port Washington causing damage estimated by the State Highway Patrol at 1% million dollars. The accident tied up tracks for more than 24 hours and forced rerouting of trains through Canton. Railway spokesmen said the five unit diesel was pulling 71 loaded cars and 14 empties and that causes would be investigated.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Port Washington
State Highway Patrol
PRR
Panhandle
Canton
Pitcairn
Columbus
Final Approval Given Testing Of Polio Vaccine Under Way
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis approved nationwide polio vaccine field tests after a safety appraisal. About 500,000 children in 170 communities across 45 states will be vaccinated, with 400,000 others receiving inert injections as controls. First inoculations begin today in Alabama Colorado Virginia Nevada Utah and Washington.
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Washington
National Foundation For
U. S. Public Health Service
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Alabama
Colorado
Virginia
Nevada
Utah
Earthquake Jolts U S West Coast
A strong quake rattled a 150 mile stretch along the West coast yesterday, frightening thousands and causing scattered minor damage. About 500 people fled into doorways at a dog show near Watsonville, injuring a 16 year old girl. The UC seismograph registered 5.2 intensity in Berkeley.
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Watsonville
Calif
Central California
Here
Fairgrounds
University of California Seismograph
San Francisco Bay Area
Berkeley
Kern County
San Francisco
Governors Gather In Washington
Governors from states and territories gather in Washington for three days of closed briefings on major government issues including Indo subversives taxes and drought. President Eisenhower hosts a dinner for the group with news access limited to after sessions. The next governors conference is planned for July 11 14 at Lake George.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Frank Bane
Nixon
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Bane
Old State Building
Lake George
Chamber Leader Urges Stronger School System
Richard L. Bowditch president of the Ss Chamber of Commerce urged a stronger school system at the national business group's annual meeting opening today. He said free inquiry must be protected and education is the first line of defense against communism, calling for more funding, better schools and better teachers.
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Washington
Richard L. Bowditch
Ss. Chamber of Commerce
Bowditch
National Business Group
America
Boston Steamship Executive
Dream A Hazardous Device Destroys Capitol
A simulated atomic hazardous device burst over the Capitol dome in Sacramento causing extensive damage. By 4 p.m. officials reported 27,000 deceased and 18,900 injured with 68,000 left homeless as the city faced the disaster scenario.
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Sacramento
Calif
Capitol Dome
Case Against Dickenson May Be Wound Up Today
Washington reports Martin Christensen of Hammond Indiana resumes testimony in the court martial of Cpl Edward S Dickenson of Cracker's Neck Virginia charged with collaborating with Chinese captors during a Korea POW experience. Christensen testified on the failed July 1952 escape from Pyoktong North Korea and that Dickenson aided guards leading to Christensen being jailed and beaten.
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Washington
Martin Christensen
Hammond
Ind
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
Korea
Christensen
Red
Pyoktong
North Korea
Tong
Dickensen
Reds
Cleveland Woman Dies After Car Fall in Ohio
Coroner probe into the death of Bessie Frazee, a 29- or 30-year-old Cleveland woman, who fell from a moving car on Highway 11 about 11 miles northwest of East Liverpool. Wallace, her common law husband and driver, 33, faces DUI charges. Frazee died from a skull fracture after being taken to Salem City Hospital.
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East Laaerpool
Ohio
Cleveland
Here
Columbiana County
Ernest R. Sturgis
Bessie Frazee
Jackson Wallace
Armature Winder
Allace
Lisbon
Sturgis
Wallace
Toronto
Salem City Hospital
Geneva Talk Brief Opens With High Stakes War Fear
At Geneva 19 nations meet as Asia’s future hangs in balance. Prince Wan of Thailand chairs the opening session at Palace of Nations while Molotov Eden and Dulles arrive with divergent aims. Indochina and Korea top the agenda though Communist China’s seat is disputed amid wavering positions. Bidault assails Vietminh and their Chinese and Russian backers as Dien Bien Phu battled elsewhere.
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Geneva
Asia
Narathip Pongprahan Wan Waithyakon
Ail
Momber Council
United Nations
League of Nations
Palace of Nations
Inal
Korea
Indochina
Narathip
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Britain
Anthony Eden
China
Prince Wan
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Georges Bidault
Paris
Dien Bien Phu
Bao Dak
Bidault
Bitterfly
Reds
Massive Flash Burn mass jump in atomic defense drills
Nine thousand paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division prepared to drop in a simulated atomic defense drill as part of Exercise Flash Burn 54 7. A 400 aircraft Air Force/Army force moved to create an airhead target for the 37th Infantry Division with Geiger counters and protective patches for radiation detection.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Rhineland
Carolina Air Force
82Nd Airborne Division
37Th Infantry
Camp Polk
Earth tremors Felt in Venice No Damage Reported
Local authorities reported light earth tremors in Venice Italy last night with no damage or injuries noted. Residents felt brief shaking as officials cautioned residents to remain alert for possible aftershocks.
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Venice
Italy
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