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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1954

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US Outnumbers Reds In Air By 3 To 2 In Early Estimates

Two new estimates circulated on U S air strength versus Soviet Russia. Officials and a House subcommittee chairman claimed the United States leads in the air 3-2, citing Soviet jet conversions and long range bomber concerns. NATO reviews Soviet strength amid rapid modernization and growing jet fleets.

Washington Russia VU. S. Ee Rep. Scrivner R-Kan House United States Congress Adm Arthur Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Eisenhower Europe Minster Churchill North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Germany U. S Red Air Force

Eisenhower sets Indochina stance and campaign views

President Eisenhower said the United States will not enter a war in Indochina without a congressional declaration. He noted a Congress proposal to forbid deploying troops without approval would limit his flexibility and deferred deeper talk while Geneva talks proceed. He also spoke on Oppenheimer, farm programs, and campaign travel.

Washington Eisenhower United States Indochina Congress Indo China Oppenheimer Robert Oppenheimer Atomic Energy Commission Williams White House Gov

President Urges Swift Action on Outlined Plans

President Eisenhower pressed Congress for faster action on his economic measures tax revision and appropriations saying enactment of the full program would strengthen U S positions. He warned Congress must decide if American forces join any Indochina war and cautioned against a ban on sending troops without prior Congress approval, citing reduced flexibility.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Indochina

Retired clerk seeks city help over egg in hotel room

Los Angeles columnist reports Harry Reade, 65, asking Mayor Norris Poulson to fund his real life saga of an Egg and I. A pigeon couple nests in his Venice hotel room and he claims city protection of birds shifts financial responsibility to the city until the egg hatches. The mayor’s office says the city isn’t responsible.

Los Angeles Norris Poulson Harry Reade Reade Venice

Stevens testifies on Monmouth suspensions and Lawton

Secretary of the Army Stevens testifies he feared rapid action against security risks at Ft Monmouth and says it was entirely possible Lawton was urged to withdraw some suspensions. He recalls conversations with Back and Adams and notes 170 security dismissals from January to March. The hearing features McCarthy cross examination and Stevens’ objections to insinuations about Lawton’s influence.

Ray H. Jenkins Senate Investigations Subcommittee Lawton Jenkins Joseph E Curr Jr Stevens Joseph N. Welch Adams Gen George S. Back Back Ft. Monmouth Sen. Dirksen R-Iil Len McClellan D-Air Welch Sen. McCarthy McCarthy MdeCarthy

Private Schine Ordered to Report for Army McCarthy Probe

Pvt. G. David Schine was ordered to report to the Senate committee staff conducting the Army McCarthy hearings. The Army secretary's office disclosed the directive. He is stationed at Fort Myer near Washington and available as needed for the probe. The committee had decided to invite him to attend with counsel if desired.

Washington David Schine Senate Secretary of the Army Stevens Ft. Myer Schine

Warplanes Hammer Indo Rebels Around Dien Bien Phu

French warplanes swept Indochina skies against Vietminh troop concentrations and supply routes to Dien Bien Phu. Ground fighting around the fortress remained limited while heavy artillery duels raged and transports delivered ammunition. Saigon issued stark opposition to dismemberment as Bao Dai and Prime Minister Buu Loc prepared to discuss Vietnam’s status in France.

Hanoi Indochina Red China Dien Bien Phu High Command Vietminh Isabelle Saigon Prince Buu Loc Viet Nam Soviet Union Geneva Bao Dai France Paris Buu Lee

Brownell Opens Auto Industry Anti Trust Probe

Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr says the Justice Department will probe the auto industry for possible antitrust violations amid a developing pattern of concentration. He spoke to the Economic Club of New York outlining concerns and the need to determine if concentration reflects competitive forces or collusion. Ford and General Motors deny monopolistic aims as they account for about 84 percent of the market this year, with Chrysler around 12 percent and independents the rest.

New York Herbert Brownell Jr Justice Department Economic Club of Brownell Shepard J. Crumpacker Jr R-Ind Ford General Motors Congress Crumpacker Chrysler Inde

Sikes Urges U S to Supply French Atomic Bombs

Washington Rep Sikes proposes supplying the French with A bombs for use in Indochina to win the war without sending American troops He says tested or not we should see if they work He opposes US troop deployments without congressional approval backing maximum material aid to France Other lawmakers push resolutions to curb troop sending and uphold Congress power.

Washington Rep Sikes D-Fin United States Indochina House Bennett R-Mich Congress Rep. Coudert Senate U.S Korea

Market Escalates to 24-Year High

New York notes a broad stock market surge with gains of 1 to over 2 dollars per share across sectors. Leaders included General Motors Chrysler Boeing American Telephone Westinghouse Electric General Electric Bullard Outboard Marine Pullman Standard Oil NJ and Texas Co as prices rose following a rally after yesterday’s decline.

New York General Motors Chrysler Boeing American Telephone Westinghouse Electric General Electric Bullard Co Outboard Marine Pullman Standard Oil Texas Co

Dayton Studied For Air Force Academy Site

Commission studying sites for a proposed Air Force Academy says Dayton remains under consideration. The panel visited Dayton and Kentucky counties, then moved to Madison Indiana and will proceed to Trimble County Kentucky to continue the evaluation.

Dayton Ohio Air Force Academy Jessamine Mercer Kentucky Madison Ind Trime County

Eisenhower denies Schine favor treatment question

President Eisenhower voiced incredulity when asked if Secretary Wilson consulted him about alleged favorable Army treatment of Pvt G. David Schine, a McCarthy aide. He said he had never heard of it and appeared surprised by the question.

Washington Eisenhower Defense Wilson Army David Schine Sen McCarthy R-Wis

Great Vaudeville Comedian Is Dead

New York newspaperman Joe Laurie Jr. a vaudeville star and radio pioneer died today at St Clair's hospital after a long illness. He spent years chronicling half a century of American entertainment and helped usher vaudeville into radio with Can You Top This on a network program.

New York Joe Laurie Jr St. Clare's Hospital Laurie

US Army reports 30 giant 230mm cannons in Germany

Figures released from PRANKFURT indicate the United States Army now operates 30 of its large 230 millimeter atomic cannons stationed in Germany. The disclosure outlines the scale of the arsenal and its strategic placement within the Allied postwar deterrent force.

Prankfurt Germany

Molotov backs Asia for Asians at Geneva talks

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told the Geneva conference he wholly endorses the Asia-for-Asians concept and urged support from other nations to let Asian peoples settle their affairs. He warned the United States of an aggressive course toward the Chinese People’s Republic and favored peaceful Korean settlement with free elections as a path to unification.

Geneva V. M. Molotov Chou En-Lai Molotov Asia Richard G. Casey United Nations Korea Red China People's Republic of China United States United States of America U.S.A Russia France Dien Bien Phu Georges Bidault Bidault Indochina Casey North South Korea North Korea U.N

Firebug starts eight blazes on Cleveland east side

A firebug set eight fires in the Chester avenue Crawford road area early today. The first call came just before 1 a.m. EDT. More than 150 residents evacuated. damage estimated at 5100 with no injuries. Fires began mostly in basements or lobbies of apartment buildings. In one case furniture was moved to the basement for fuel.

Cleveland Chester Avenue Crawford Road East Side

Strong Quakes Reported Off West Coast Near Gulf of California

BERKELEY Calif Two strong earthquakes were recorded early today on American seismographs. Assistant Seismologist Don Tocher of the University of Colorado located the centers in the Gulf of California perhaps off Mazatlan as the quakes were detected.

Berkeley Calif Mee Don Tocheer University of Mee Gulf California Mazatlan

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