United States Eyes Indochina Unity Plan with Australia and New Zealand
Secret plans to save Indochina from communism gain support from Australia and New Zealand who may join a united action with the United States. Britain’s position remains pivotal as Geneva talks unfold, while Dulles pushes the plan and lawmakers briefed warn of dire stakes around Dien Bien Phu.
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Picture faked photograph in McCarthy probe sparks testimony
In Washington the Army charged a doctored photograph tried to show Stevens with Schine alone. Roy Cohn admitted supplying the image and denied knowledge of alterations. The photo, taken Nov 17 at McGuire AFB, included others and was circulated to subcommittee counsel.
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Dock Strike Ends in Sweden's Largest Wildcat Walkout
STOCKHOLM Sweden Most of Sweden s longshoremen returned to work after a historic wildcat strike that shut 16 harbors during the past week.
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Monsoon Rains Intensify Artillery Duel at Dien Bien Phu
French and Vietminh artillery clash as heavy monsoon rain floods Dien Bien Phu and northern Indochina. French high command calls the situation unchanged with no major land fighting in the last 24 hours. Heavy rains hinder both sides, slowing tanks and transport while Corsair bombers join air raids despite stormy weather.
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Governors Get Secret Briefing on National Problems
Washington top administration leaders opened a two day secret briefing for state and territorial governors on major foreign and domestic issues. Eisenhower organized the meeting to link state leaders with federal programs and draw on regional knowledge. Governors held preliminary talks on coal industry strains and dust storm relief, while UMW President Lewis warned Russia could cripple oil facilities if fuel supply is not secured.
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Russia Replies To Proposals On Atomic Pool
Soviet Russia answered American proposals on Eisenhower's atomic pool for peaceful use. Sources say no major progress was made in the exchange. Molotov handed the note to Dulles during a half hour Geneva meeting covering Far Eastern issues.
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Temporary business upturn may be here says economist
Dr. Courtney S. Brown of Columbia University says the eagerly awaited business upturn may have begun but could be only a temporary rally in a longer period of slack activity lasting a year or two. A.Federal Reserve official notes signs of resurgent activity aided by fiscal policy, while Brown cautions that the revival may be brief and incomplete.
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Khrushchev Singled Out for Honor
In Moscow two Soviet leaders delivered major addresses. Premier Malenkov spoke to the Council of All Nations, stressing atomic weapons, while Nikita S. Khrushchev addressed the Council of the Union, the senior chamber he and Malenkov sit in alongside Stalin.
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Massillon H S appoints new head coach
Massillon Ohio bulletins report 26 year old Tom Harp of Carollton High was chosen as head football coach to replace Chuck Mather. Washington notes the Senate defeated a bid to extend rigid farm price supports on major crops for another year through 1955.
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Trains Collide Near Frankfurt In Fatal Crash
The crack Scandinavian Express and a local commuter train collided at Hansa near Frankfurt today. German railroad officials said three persons were killed and 60 injured.
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Weather outlook for Miami Valley cools with showers
Vandalia forecasters predict showers and cooler weather tonight in the Miami Valley with a low around 50. Tomorrow will be cloudy and cooler with a high near 67. Middletown typically runs hotter than the regional average. yesterday reached 88 at 2 pm and a 70 degree low at 3 am.
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Yank Pilot Hurt Flying Supplies To French Fort
An American civilian pilot, Paul Robert Holden of Greenleaf Kansas, was wounded when antiaircraft fire hit his plane while delivering supplies to Dien Bien Phu. Holden is the first U S casualty of Indochina fortress fighting, CAT reports his condition as serious but not critical.
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French Army nurse at Dienbienphu identified as Lt Genevieve DeGalard
The sole remaining woman at the besieged Dienbienphu fortress has been named Lt Genevieve DeGalard, a 29-year-old French Army nurse aiding the wounded since Vietminh fire cut off air escape.
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Reds Get Entire Ship For Journey Home
CANBERRA Australia Russians to use the 20 256 ton British ship New Australia for their trip back home. A chartered plane will fly embassy staff and families Thursday from Canberra to Perth to Fremantle to board the vessel. Exit visas had been blocked since Russia broke relations over the Petrov case, but now departure is expected with conditions tied to Australia events. The Petrov affair involved a former Soviet official who claimed a large spy ring and who fled to authorities.
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Rita Hayworth regains custody of her two children
Rita Hayworth wins back custody of Yasmin and Rebecca with two ex husbands help. The judge in White Plains dismissed neglect charges and ordered supervision with a governess and private tutor. Hayworth, Haymes, and the children move to the Madison Hotel as terms are set.
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Koreas Unification Plan Sparks Geneva Debate
North Korea proposed unifying Korea by elections along a plan Moscow touted for Germany. Nam I urged at the Geneva talks that Korea be reunited by elections, while Pyun Yung Tai pressed for free reunification. The Western Big Three discussed Indochina cease-fire terms as Churchill signaled no action pending conference outcomes.
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Memphis Shaken by Moderate Earthquake Report
Tremors described as moderately strong rattled Memphis and surrounding areas last night, inspiring fear among thousands of residents. The quake’s depth and precise epicenter were not immediately confirmed, but reports indicated noticeable shaking across multiple neighborhoods. Local authorities urged calm as crews assessed structural damage and monitored aftershocks.
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