Nixon to name McCarthy probes Iran oil industry thaw
Eight Western oil majors and Iran announced a joint plan to revive Iran's oil sector. The consortium will operate Abadan refinery and fields, buy Iran's output, and sell products abroad. Iran retains ownership with a 25 year term and 5 year extensions. Economic shares allocated among participants, with Iran projected revenue of over 400 million dollars in three years.
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Tehran
London
Abadan
Iran
Ali Amini
Howard Page
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Middle East
Amini
Page
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of California
The
Texas Co
Gulf Oil Co
Socony Vacuum
All American
Royal Dutch Shell
Compagnie Francaise de Petroles
Anglo-Iranian
Dutch Shell
Washington
Red China Rejects Second U.S. Protest Over Airliner Shooting
London reports that Red China refused a second American protest concerning the shooting down of a British airliner near Hainan last month. Three Americans among the 100 killed. U.S. State Department had said Peiping contemptuously rejected protests on both incidents. Protests were relayed by British Chargé d’Affaires Humphrey Trevelyn, who was unable to deliver them in Peiping.
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London
China
Hainan
U.S. State Department
Peiping
Humphrey Trevelyn
Trevelyn
Washington
Poles Demand Freedom for Stowaway on Dabrowski
In London Poland protests the release and asylum of Antoni Klimowicz, a 24 year old stowaway from the Jaroslaw Dabrowski. Britain granted him freedom after a Tuesday hearing, with a permit to work and unlikely extradition.
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London
Poland
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Warsaw
Antoni Klimowicz
Thames
Britain
Klimowicz
Submarine threat in Pacific cited by admiral
Vice Adm. William Callaghan estimates Russia may have up to 90 submarines in the Pacific and about 375 total, with 25 percent in the Far East. He warns submarines and air power are the primary Soviet threats, noting 50 destroyers and two cruisers in the Pacific fleet and no aircraft carriers or battleships.
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Tokyo
Pacific
William Callahan
U.S
Far East
Russia
Callaghan
Earle E. Partridge
John E. Hull
Missouri
7Th Fleet
Formosa
West Pacific
Yokosuka
Sasebo
Japan
Inchon
Pusan
Korea
South Pacific
Married woman alleges dates with Dr Sheppard in murder case
Cleveland police disclosed a signed statement by a married woman who said she recently hugged and kissed Dr Samuel H. Sheppard. The woman, a former patient, joined Susan Hayes in detailing five amorous escapades with the 30 year old osteopath charged with murdering his pregnant wife Marilyn. The husband reportedly slapped his wife after a woods walk with Sheppard.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Park
Seaway Will Intensify Dope Problem
Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill warned that completion of the St Lawrence Seaway will heighten the state's illegal narcotics issue by expanding ocean going ports in northern Ohio. The statewide study cites heroin and marijuana as major problems and notes ongoing enforcement challenges as traffic grows with the seaway. Alvin I Krenzler of Cleveland leads follow up reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
St. Lawrence Seaway
China
Mexico
Harry J. Anslinger
Federal
Massive Illinois distillery blaze injures and kills
In Pekin Illinois flames engulfed the American Distilling Co plant as 110,000 aging whisky barrels burned and exploded. At least one person was killed, seven missing and over 30 injured as a blazing inferno raged from the prior day’s electrical storm. Fire crews from Peoria and nearby towns fought the two racks and warehouse fires, with the last major blast sending a roof and walls skyward from a six story building. The loss runs into millions as crews retreated amid fears of further explosions.
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Pekin, Ill
American Distilling Co
Illinois
Peoria
Jackhouse
Lawrence Nervear
Kefauver Seeks Tennessee Senate Reelection Campaign
In Nashville Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver seeks a second term amid a Democratic primary challenge from Rep Pat Sutton and a bid by Governor Frank Clement for reelection against former Gov Gordon Browning The race mirrors national tensions with Kefauver framing the choice as war or peace and Sutton accusing Kefauver of internationalism while Sutton backs withdrawal from the United Nations and Kefauver touts a table based approach to world differences The primary looms with Tennessee voters expected to cast 625000 to 650000 Democratic ballots and about 125000 Republican ballots with the general election likely favoring the Democratic nominee in the state
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Nashville
Tenn
Estes” Kefauver
Ree
Tennessee
Senate
Pat Sutton
Frank Clement
Gordon Browning
H. S. Walthers
GOP
Guy L. Smith
Upper East Tennessee
Sutton
House
Ray H. Jenkins
Knoxville
Robert Gregory
Memphis
Jenkins
Kefauver
United Nations
Spring City
Winston Churchill
United States
Russia aims to wreck Western defenses in new plan
President Eisenhower warned the Soviets are spending billions on propaganda and subversion to isolate the United States. Britain and France align with the United States against the Kremlin campaign as three power talks on a reply proceed in London and Moscow hints at new European security proposals aimed at blocking West German rearmament and challenging the European Defense Community.
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Washington
Russia
Free World
Britain
France
United States
Kremlin
London
Europe
European Defense Community
Western Germany
French Assembly
U.S
Communist Bloc
Reds
Indochina
Free Nations
Eisenhower
United State
Paris
Oratory Slows Senate Action on Farm Bill Vote
Election year speeches delay a Senate vote on the farm bill. Sen. Young and allies push for flexible price supports with a one-year extension for five crops while Sen. Aiken and Sen. Anderson insist the measure will pass. The debate centers on Benson’s opposition to rigid supports and Eisenhower campaign promises.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Young
R-Nd
Aiken
R-Vi
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
United States
Eisenhower
Midwest
Evacuation as Distillery Fire Threatens Nearby Storage
Pe kin Illinois firefighters withdrew from a blaze at the American Distilling Co whisky rackhouse after workers were evacuated and civil crews called in amid fear of further blasts. Authorities warned that new fires could set additional alcohol storage to explode like dominoes.
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Pekin, Lll
American Distilling Co
Senators Reluctant To Serve On McCarthy Probe
A six member Senate committee, to investigate Sen. McCarthy and consider censure proposals, may be announced by Vice President Nixon. The panel would include Watkins Carlson Case Johnson Stennis and Ervin, with Knowland and Johnson maneuvering to secure willing members amid health concerns and prior opposition. The probe could last two to three months and aim to resolve the censure charges.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Sen
Me.Carthy
Wis
Arthur V. Watkins
McCarthy
R-Wis
Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy Army
Sen. Knowland
California
MceCarthy
Knowland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sens
Millikin
R-Cole
George
D-Ga
Sons
Flanders
Morse
Ind-Ore
Fulebright
D-Ark
Congress
Police Hunt Fugitive Ordered Shoot To Kill
Police continue a large search for 19 year old Car Castel who escaped Madison County jail by choking deputy sheriff Kenneth H Johnson. Volunteers and officers from multiple counties joined a ground and air hunt with orders to shoot to kill if necessary. Castel, wanted for armed robbery and B and E in Florida and Ohio, is considered dangerous though not thought armed.
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London
Ohio
Ross County
Madison County
Madison
Franklin
Fayette
Clark
Pickaway
Castel
Kenneth H. Johnson
Johnson
Florida
Nudist Gate Clash as Arkansas Preacher Refuses to Disrobe
Battle Creek report: Dr Braxton Sawyer of Fort Smith bursts into Sunshine Gardens nudist club armed with an invitation to the American Sunbathing Assn convention. He refuses to remove clothes despite rules, clashes erupt at the gate, police eject. Sawyer vows to return with camera and continue crusade against nudism. He broadcasts from 27 stations and aims to aid anti nakedness bills while missing the keynote address by Evelyn West.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Sunshine Gardens
Braxton Sawyer
Fort Smith
Ark
Battle Creek Area
Dr. Sawyer
Sawyer
Rey
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
Evelyn West
Miss West
Lloyds of London
McClintock Arrives in Washington for Urgent Conference
Robert McClintock U S chargé d affaires in Indochina landed in Washington by plane tonight en route to what he calls an urgent conference. He departed immediately for the meeting with no details disclosed.
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San Francisco
Robert McClintock
U.S
Indochina
Washington
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