Dulles Sees U S Policy in Personal Crisis and Crisis
John Foster Dulles, Republican foreign policy adviser, condemned U S strategy as in personal crisis. He urged shifting focus to Asia Africa and South America and ending the policy of containing communism. He warned disintegration of Soviet empire from within through passive resistance and cited race and colonial issues as central factors.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John Foster Dulles
American Political Science Association
United States
Asia
Africa
South America
Dulles
China
Europe
Defense Pact Links U S To Filipinos
Manila reports the Mutual Defense Pact between the United States and the Philippines went into effect with ratifications exchanged. Ambassador Raymond Spruance stated the U S aimed to link Pacific security to the Japan Peace Treaty, but Philippine ratification stalled in the Senate.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
U. S
Raymond Spruance
U.S
Senate
Nacionalista Party
Spruance
Japan
Pacific
Ike To Support Ives Of New York
In Albany New York United States Senator Irving M Ives was renominated unanimously by the Republican State Committee It was announced that General Dwight D Eisenhower pledged support for Ives re election in New York State Eisenhower telegraphed from New York City saying he looked forward to participating in the New York State campaign
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Albany, N. Y
U. S
Irving M. Ives
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ives
New York State
Republican State Committee
Eisenhower
New York City
UN Planes Follow-Up Supply Raids Over Korea
UN planes raided North Korea following heavy bombing of supply depots near Pyongyang and in Northeast Korea. Fifth Air Force fighter bombers dropped explosives on front line targets and napalm in support of ground troops in clear weather. Eighth Army said ground fighting was light. Seven B29s dropped 70 tons on a Pyongyang supply area. 14 B26s attacked a supply concentration near Pukchong. Col Linden praised high success and multiple fires from the raids.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
North Korea
Red Capital
Pyongyang
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U. S. Eighth Army
Air Force
Pukchong
Hungnam
William C. Lindley
Columbus
Miss
British Invent TV Telephone Delights London Show
London unveils TV telephone linking caller and receiver with image on screen at either end. Spokesman says transatlantic use possible for high level talks. Home privacy unlikely soon as the seat unit resembles a kitchen cabinet and costs about 2800 dollars.
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London
British Radio London
New York-London
Subtle Propaganda Alleged in Pro Communist Radio Scripts
A Senate subcommittee report accuses pro-Communist script writers of weaving subtle anti-capitalist messages into radio and television scripts to reach ordinary listeners. It notes ties to the Radio Writers Guild and Voice of America, while stressing most guild members are anti-Communist.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Ruth Adams Knight
Miss Knight
Cne
Welbourn E. Kelley
Ira Marion
Voice of America
Israel
Marion
Voice
Radio Writers Guild
United Nations Radio Section
Subcommittee
Boy Scouts
Richard Arens
Council of the
Copper Aluminum Off Critical List
Washington reports copper and aluminum removed from the critical list as metal supplies improve. DPA forecasts better steel, copper and aluminum stock in early 1953, with more materials for defense and civilian production by next April or sooner. Copper and aluminum are now deemed sufficient. steel strike caused delays, but production is expected to rebound to prerecent levels.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
CPA
Henry M. Fowler
Defense Department
Fowler
Ilo
Rankin Loses Seat In Mississippi Primary To Abernethy
In a Democratic primary race shaped by district changes Rankin loses to Thomas Abernethy as 341 of 358 precincts report Abernethy 26903 Rankin 20568. Abernethy vows consent despite defeating a longtime rival and Rankin loses bid for 17th term. Mississippi also rejects county option liquor while U S Senator John Stennis leads every county to re election.
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Jackson
Miss
John Rankin
Mississippi
Thomas Abernethy
Rankin
Abernethy
House of Representatives
Congress
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
House Committee On
House Agriculture Committee
U. S
John Stennis
William Davis
Chicago Jury Probing Postal Bribes
A federal grand jury in Chicago continued an investigation into charges that 38 postal employees paid bribes ranging from 300 to 1800 dollars for promotions. Testimony from three recently promoted men was heard but not detailed. The probe stemmed from an inspector's report alleging higher ups authorized the illicit payments.
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Chicago
Chicago Post Office
Tangled Rope End Causes Fatal Drag Of Seven Year Old
In DANELE, W V seven year old Hattie Lou Bragg playing with a rope tied to her wrist was dragged four yards when the rope snagged on a neighbor’s passing car. She died en route to a doctor.
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Danele
W. Va
Hattie Lou Bragg
Hattie
Kin Of Dead Sailor Fill Blood Bank
More than 300 friends and relatives of a Buffalo sailor killed in Korea donate blood to the Red Cross in a memorial. Robert A. Bergman, 21, Navy medical corpsman, died June 22 in a Communist ambush while aiding a wounded Marine. his father and three brothers are among early donors.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Korea
Red Cross
Robert A. Bergman
Navy
Bergman
Hard Coal Talks In Week Recess
Wilkes-Barre Pa contract negotiations between the United Mine Workers and the hard coal industry began a week’s recess today. Operators and UMW chief John L. Lewis agreed yesterday to move talks to Washington Sept. 3, two days after the memorial holiday observed by miners.
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Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Washington
Stevenson Takes Swing At Marshall's Accusers
AP reporting from Seoul details U N guards facing Red prisoner unrest in July and August. Four prisoners killed and 64 injured, with most casualties at Koje Island camps. Incidents included rock throwing, tear gas, and riot control, as clashes among prisoners continued amid broader POW tensions.
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William C. Barnard
Seoul
Korea
U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
Koje Island
South Korea
Koje
Eighth Army
United Nations
Stockades
Cig Be
Pusan
Kose
Rote
Pleven Optimistic On French Arms Outlook With U.S. Aid
France expects to meet its 1952 defense goals despite limited U.S. offshore aid. Rene Pleven told a Defense Committee closed session that France will keep orders for critical military items intact, pursuing economies and reallocations within the 1952 budget as talks with the United States continue over funding levels.
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Paris
France
Rene Pleven
United States
U. S
Congress
Pleven
National Assembly
Defense Committee
Japan and India ratify treaty ending World War II hostilities
New Delhi and Tokyo formally ratified a treaty ending their World War II hostilities today by an exchange of diplomatic documents.
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Japan
India
New Delhi
Stevenson Attacks Patriotism Used as a Club at Legion Meet
Gov Adlai Stevenson in Madison Square Garden accuses attackers of Gen George C Marshall of hiding behind patriotism as McCarthy faces criticism. He vows not to yield to Legion pressure, defends freedom of thought amid Cold War fights and calls for strong defense with restrained power to promote freedom, justice and peace. PMID: AP report by Don Whitehead.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
George C. Marshall
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
American Legion
McCarthy
Marshall
Defense
Stevenson
Madison Square Garden
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Legionnaires
Lyotes
East
Gen
Johnson
Legion
Steward Detected With Seven Platinum Bars
New York customs say Air France steward Andre Foligny, 30, hid seven platinum bars valued at $7,000 under his vest after failing to declare them. Officials noted no duty on platinum imports, and Foligny apparently did not know the declaration rule.
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New York
Air France
Andre Foligny
Paris
Taft Plans Talks With Ike After Sept 10
Senator Robert A. Taft said from Murray Bay he will likely meet General Dwight D. Eisenhower after September 10 to discuss his role in the GOP campaign. He plans to speak for Eisenhower but will not do whistle stop campaigning and will consider Ohio and Midwest invitations after arrangements are set.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Murray Bay
Canada
Eisenhower
Chicago
Indiana
Ilinois
Eisenh
Egypt Asks U.S. Arms Aid
In Cairo Premier Aly Maher requested American automatic weapons and economic aid to improve living standards. He met U.S. Ambassador Caffery and Gen. Mohammed Naguib, leader of the Army coup. Egypt seeks to boost a mechanized police regiment from 3,000 to 5,000 and to hold parliamentary elections before February.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
Aly Maher
Maher
U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Mohammed Naguib
Farouk
Baruch Won't Reveal Presidential Choice
Bernard Baruch returned to New York from San Francisco today and again declined to state his preference in the presidential race.
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Baruch
New York
Bernard Baruch
San Francisco
Britain and U S Propose Iran Oil Dispute Settlement
London reports the United States and Britain presented broad proposals to settle the Anglo Iranian oil dispute with emergency aid and talks on compensation for the AIOC. They would relax the blockade and allow Iran to sell stored oil to raise funds, while backing Mossadegh to avert a Communist coup.
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London
United States
Britain
Iran
Anian
Mohammed Mossadegh
Middleton
Abadan
AIOC
Washington
Mossadegh
Eisenhower Plans First Major Campaign Swing
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower announced a first major campaign trip a double circle route through the South and Midwest leaving New York Sept 2 with stops in Atlanta Jacksonville Miami Philadelphia Chicago Rochester Minneapolis and Indianapolis among others The schedule includes a Cleveland speech with Ohio Pennsylvania and Maryland GOP leaders and a possible fall address at a party gathering in Cleveland
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
Middle West
Delphia
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Tampa
Birmingham
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rochester
Kasson
Minneapolis
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Republican
George Bender
Eisenhower
Eisenhower campaign plan with blurry early route
The article outlines a flexible campaign train plan with many whistle stop appearances. It notes Dwight D. Eisenhower may meet with Sen. Robert A. Taft, who has pledged efforts to aid his campaign. Governor Dewey plans a New York State focus and offers limited strategic advice, saying he will do what he can to win New York.
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Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Dewey
New York
New York State
South
Legion Demands Acheson Dismissal At National Convention
The American Legion adopted a resolution calling for the removal of Secretary of State Dean Acheson and leadership in his department. It urged new leaders, warned patience was exhausted, and demanded immediate action. Other measures supported aiding Korean children and fluoride toothpaste for kids.
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New York
American Legion Convention
Dean Acheson
State Department
Miami
Legion
Korea
Aause Legion Rea
Fathers of American Legionnaires
Ellender Won't Campaign for Stevenson Nominee
Sen. Allen Ellender of Louisiana said he will refuse to campaign for Adlai Stevenson but will vote the straight Democratic ticket on election day. He emphasized loyalty to the party ticket despite his stance.
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Washington
Sen
Alen_T. Ellender
Louisiana
Adlai Stevenson
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