South Viet Nam Chief Bao Dai ousted as state chief
Provisional Assembly in Saigon dismisses Bao Dai and dissolves Ngo Dinh Diem’s cabinet, ordering a new government. Diem’s forces claim victory over the Binh Xuyen as Bao Dai remains in exile on the Riviera. US supports Diem. France and Britain weigh replacement. Major casualties reported in Saigon fighting.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Ngo Dinh Diem
Wnien
Diem
French Riviera
Viet Nam
Riviera
Binh Xuyen
Cho Lon
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
United States
France
Britain
Paris
Fighteen
ChoLon
Society
Everett
Dixie
Reese
Texas
U.S
le van Vien
Bacut
Hoa Hoa
Cao Dai
Manila
Dulles Heads to Paris to EU Indochina Talks
Secretary of State Dulles plans a Paris trip to meet French leaders next weekend. He will join Western Big Three talks and discuss restoring order in South Vietnam amid Franco American policy splits. Bao Dai’s role and Diem’s leadership loom over the behind the scenes discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Paris
Viet Nam
Indochina
Antoine Pinay
Edgar Faure
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
France
Diem
J. Lawton Collins
Saigon
Vet Nam
Bao Dai
Henry Suydam
Department
Mansfield says Formosa cease fire would require Red China gains
Sen. Mansfield says any real cease fire in the Formosa Strait would require the offshore islands to go to Red China. He cites discussion between Walter Robertson and Adm. Radford with Chiang Kai-shek on defending Matsu and other islets and notes a White House meeting on Eisenhower's foreign aid package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Matsu Islands
Walter Robertson
Arthur W. Radford
Chiang Kai-shek
Robertson
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang
Formosa
White House
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations
Formosa Strait
Red China
United States
U.S
Huge Posse Hunts Three Jailbreakers
A 200 man posse chased three armed jailbreakers across 10 square miles of swamp and woods in St. Lawrence County New York. Four escapees initially broke from Canton jail. one jailed accomplice was captured after a gun battle that wounded a trooper. Identified fugitives are Frank Talarico Ralph La Shomb and Patrick Brooks.
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North Lawrence
N.Y
New York
St. Lawrence Seaway
St.Lawrence County
Canton
Frank Talarico
Utica
Ralph la Shomb
Potsdam
Patrick Brooks
Gabriels
Talarico
Orn
Sheriff's Department
Spies Held by Peiping May Not Be Released Soon
Singapore dispatch reports American writer Sam A. Jaffee says Peiping's 11 U.S. sailors held as spies are unlikely to be freed quickly. Jaffee, interviewing Premier Chou En-lai at Bandung, quotes a high Chinese official suggesting no reply yet would aid U.S.-China relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Sam A. Jaffee
the Nation
Ith Chou
Bandung
Jaffee
Huffman Manufacturing Sells Dayton Plant and Plans Celina Move
Huffman Manufacturing Co. sells its Dayton plant and plans a late year move to Celina in a building bought by Aster Electric Co. The move aims to improve cash flow and consolidate Dayton factory and offices in a smaller space. About 15 people are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Huffman Mnufacturing Co
Salk Joins Team For Polio Case Study On Cutter Vaccine
The Salk vaccine developer and Dr. Thomas Francis join Public Health Service and 11 outside experts to review 29 post inoculation polio cases linked to Cutter vaccine. New cases span Idaho California Washington Missouri Georgia and Illinois. California halts inoculations pending Washington decision while nationwide program continues.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Jonas E. ‘Salk
Pittsburgh
Thomas Francis
University of Michigan
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
California
Robert K. Cutter
Karl Habel
J. T. Tripp
U.S. Public Health Service
Cutter
Idaho
San Diego
Washington State
St.Louis
Illinois
Colorado
Missouri
Georgia
Harriman vetoes flag pledge bill in New York classrooms
Governor Averell Harriman vetoed a bill mandating daily pledges of allegiance to the flag in New York State classrooms. In a memo he warned the pledge could become habitual and erode the dignity and patriotic fervor it aims to foster.
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Harriman
Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
New York State
Ike's Road Plan Faces New Detour
A Senate Public Roads subcommittee approved a 22 billion five year highway bill as a compromise between Eisenhower’s plan and the administration’s 10 year proposal. The bill raises federal aid to 75 percent on interstates and forecasts 13.655 billion federal and 8.084 billion state shares. It drops a 30 year bond plan and toll-road repayment to states.
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Senate Public Roads
Gore
D- Tenn
Sen
Bush
R-Conn
Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Airman Datko Dies After U S 35 Crash Near Dayton
Airman Joseph D. Datko 33 of Clinton AFB at Wilmington was killed when his car spun off a curve on U S 35 and hit an embankment near the Greene Montgomery County line. He died at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital. Datko hailed from Uniontown Pennsylvania.
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Dayton
Ohio
Joseph D. Datko
Clinton Afb
Wilmington
U. S
Greene- Montgomery County
Datko
Uniontown
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Formosa Crisis Echoes Iran? U S Pause on Bases
Formosa Nationalists react cool to U S reports of a possible jet fighter base and a token Marines force tied to a cease-fire plan in the Formosa Strait. Officials cite Communist buildup near Matsu and renewed shelling of Quemoy as tensions rise across the strait.
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Formosa
Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
Matsu
Huangchi
Reds
Red
Quemoy
Amoy
Tatao
Interior Ministry
Soviet Russia
Red China
Manchuria
Slaying Case In Hands Of Three Judges
In Bucyrus Ohio Fred Spears 17 stands trial for the strangulation of his 16 year old sister Patricia. After four days of testimony the case goes to three judges for final verdict on first or second degree murder with pleas of not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Fred Spears
Patricia
John D. Sears Jr
Lima
Spears
Reuther In Ford Talks As UAW Targets Annual Wage
The CIO UAW presses Ford for a guaranteed annual wage while ordering GM to extend their contract to June 7. Reuther joins Ford-GM negotiations marking his first involvement this round. The move shapes the wage battle as Chrysler lags with an August end date and dues timing looms over potential strikes.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Hey Look Roulette 17 Year Old Slain in Cincinnati
Billie Lee Phillips a 17 year old boy was shot to death in Cincinnati last night. Patrick Vilardo 18 held for investigation after police say he fired his grandfather’s revolver in a Russian roulette game aiming at his friend.
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Cincinnati
Billie Lee Phillips
Patrick Vilardo
Vilardo
Sinatra Sues Over Waterfront Lead Role Feud With Sullivan
Fran Sinatra sues producers of On The Waterfront for 500000 claiming an oral agreement for the lead role was breached. The suit names Samuel Spiegel and Horizon-American entities as defendants. Sullivan denounces Sinatra's charge and notes his pay record while defending free appearances on Toast of the Town.
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New York
Fran
Sinatra
Ed Sullivan
Marlon Brando
Brando
Sullivan
Sam Goldwyn
Jean Simmons
Miss Simmons
Screen Actors Guild
Variety
Atom Town Unblemished by Nuclear Test Delays
Surviving town of SURVIVAL CITY Nevada awaits the delayed atomic blast. Officials report dwindling Civil Defense personnel from 1500 to 600 and observers from 2800 to about 600 as weather dust storms and winds raise fears of fallout on nearby communities like Alamo and Elgin.
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Survival
Nev
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Alamo
Elgin
ABC
America
Boy 8 dies after two car crash in Columbus
Richard Wilcox 8 of Columbus died yesterday as an emergency squad en route to Children’s Hospital after a two car crash. Police investigated the wreck and the cause remains under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Wilcox
Fire Department
Children’s Hospital
Storm Lashes Florida Coast Rips Through Fort Lauderdale
A violent hailstorm swept 125 miles along the southeast Florida coast causing extensive damage. Fort Pierce, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami Beach reported hurricane force winds up to 75 mph at Broward Airport and gusts near 140 mph. Glass, roofs, and power lines suffered as trees were stripped and streets flooded.
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Fort
Court Asked To Serve 11 Year Dinner Dessert
Mrs. Fuller W Fooshe seeks eviction of Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris who stayed at her St Louis home after a dinner in 1944. Magistrate Fisher issued the eviction order as Fooshe moves to sell the house and Harris resists entry by agents. Harris, widow of Beverly D Harris, denies intent to stay and plans to move to suburban Clayton.
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ST. Louis
Fuller
Fooshe
Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris
Clayton
William W. Sleater III
Milwaukee
Harris
Selater
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