Dean Skips Session Talks With Reds in Panmunjom Visit
AP dispatch reports U S envoy Arthur H. Dean met with South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee in Seoul while aide Kenneth Young stood in at Panmunjom. The two sides discussed peace conference talks with no clear progress. Additional items note 160 South Korean POW refusals, and criticisms of Communist statements on prisoner releases by Gen. J K Lacey.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Reds
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Arthur H. Dean
Rhee
Kenneth Young
Young
Dean
Ellis O. Briggs
U.S
Korea
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South Korea
Neutral Nations
U.N. Command
UNC
Air Force
J. K. Lacey
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Lacey
Reed Humphrey clash over tax policy strategy
Washington reports a procedural rift between Rep. Daniel Reed and Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey as they weigh how to handle the forthcoming billion dollar tax questions. Reed favors an early general revision bill, while Humphrey pushes for a single broad package with rate decisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Treasury
White House
Poountly
Capitol
War Reporter Is Taken Into Army
Bernard D. Kaplan a seasoned war correspondent is drafted into the Army. The 25 year old from New York City has covered the Korean War for International News Service since 1951 and also worked for the London Daily Mail and Canadian Broadcasting System. His wife Antonia Schilling travels home by ship.
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Tokyo
Bernard D. Kaplan
New York City
Kaplan
Far East
International News Service
London Daily Mail
Canadian Broadcasting System
Antonia Schilling
Young Toughs Beat Wealthy Man To Death In Downtown LA
In downtown Los Angeles a gang of youths beat William D. Cluff a Hollywood businessman and owner of Western Chemical Manufacturing to death after he intervened to help Marine Pfc. John W. Moore who was being attacked. Seven youths were later questioned. Moore was slightly hurt.
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Los Angeles
William D. Cluff
Hollywood
Western Chemical Manufacturing Co
Pfc
John W. Moore
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Seventh and
Broadway
Moore
Cluff
Tornado Kills Thirty In Vicksburg Tragedy Wide Reach
In Vicksburg Mississippi a weekend tornado killed at least 30 people with eight more in critical condition among 230 injured. National Guardsmen battled cold, fires burned debris, and President Eisenhower declared the city a disaster area to unlock emergency funds. Searchers recovered a 17 year old girl and a second 17 year old remains from wreckage as power and gas troubles hinder relief.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Vicksburgs
Eisenhower
Old City
Jack Palermo
Widow Ends Plans to Wed Dempsey Over Oil and Water
New York widow Estelle Auguste, heir to a fortune estimated at 45 million dollars, calls off her engagement to boxing star Jack Dempsey saying they are too different. She flies to Florida and cites multiple growing issues, while Dempsey rests at a New York hotel awaiting further word.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Florida
Estelle Auguste
Palm Beach
Fla
Dempsey
Mrs. Auguste
Waldorf-Astoria
Mayflower Hotel
Ike to Address in On Perils of Atomic Age
The article reports on Senator McCarthy and White House tensions over U S policy toward Red China and trade. It notes GOP leaders' discreet silence and competing telegrams and letters to President Eisenhower, plus McCarthy’s push for a voice in national policy. It also covers Toledo Blade readers' signatures on a letter supporting Eisenhower and a brief incident of Airman Donald Karr’s attempted stowaway flight back to the U S from England amidst engine trouble.
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
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United States
World Nations
Red China
Eisenhower
Dulles
America
Murray Snyder
Western Union
Snyder
Toledo Blade
Toledo
Paul Block Jr
The
Blade
Sen
Donald Karr
England
Karr
New York
Esta Karr
Decatur
Ill
Eisenhower to Address United Nations on Atom Peace Plan
President Eisenhower travels to New York for a major U N General Assembly speech in which he outlines a Western led push for disarmament and atomic control. He is backed by Churchill and Bidault as Big Three talks near a communique on German rearmament and European security.
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New York
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Indochina
West Germany
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More Row
London
U. S
State Dulles
Eden
Bidault
Berlin
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Saar Pasin
Germany
New Talks Planned In NY Strike
Federal mediators opened surprise discussions with union representatives and scheduled new negotiations in the 10 day old strike against six major New York daily newspapers. About 400 photoengravers are involved, with 20 000 other workers idled across affiliated unions. The New York Herald Tribune resumed publication yesterday without the engravers in sympathy.
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Walter A. Maggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
AFL Allied Printing Trades Council
AFL International Photoengravers Union
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Printing Trades Council
New York Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune
Segregation Case Before High Court
Attorneys for Negro parents in Virginia and South Carolina renew before the Supreme Court the bid to open all public schools to all children. Thurgood Marshall argues segregation harms equality. John W. Davis defends separate but equal. The Eisenhower era DOJ supports equality under the 14th Amendment. Rearguments begin today after earlier hearings without a decision.
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Washington
Virginia
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
New York City
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NACP
America
John W. Davis
Justice Department
High Court
Lausche announces bid for fifth term as Ohio governor
Governor Frank J. Lausche declared his candidacy for a fifth two year term on the Democratic ticket. The prepared statement released by his office said he will seek the May primary and ended talk of a Senate run or retirement to private practice.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Jap Sees Yanks In Red Jail
Tadashi Maeda a 58 year old former Navy captain and military attache testified before Japan on repatriation. He said a Vladimir region prison held foreign convicts including American prisoners among Germans Japanese Finns Poles and others. He described conditions as at the lowest subsistence level.
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Tokyo
Russia
Vladimir
Tadashi Maeda
Japan
House of Representatives
Maeda
Four Pilots Killed As Jets Crashed In Georgia Pine Thicket
Four Thunderjets crashed in rain near Lawrenceville Georgia while en route from Miami to Dobbins AFB. All four pilots from the Atlanta Air National Guard unit were killed: Capt Idon M Hodge Jr 30 of Atlanta First Lt Samuel P Dixon Chamblee First Lt Elwood C Kent 28 East Point and 2nd Lt William A Tennent 25 Atlanta. Wreckage spread over three quarters of a mile.
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Lawrenceville
Dobbins Air Force Base
Marietta
Dobbins
Miami
Atlanta Air National Guard
Idon M., Hodge Jr
Atlanta
Samuel P. Dixon
Chamblee
Elwood C. Kent
East Point
William A. Tennent
Met Bomber Sets New Flight Mark
A Stratojet bomber flew nonstop from MacDill Air Force Base to its target in 8 hours 53 minutes, cutting 14 minutes from the old record for 4 480 miles. Col William E Creer of Fork Utah, commander, said aside from strong head winds there were no difficulties.
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Strong Head
William E. Creer
Fork
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