Chiang weighs evacuation of Tachens amid cease-fire stalemate
Nationalist China leader Chiang Kai-shek reportedly considers evacuating the Tachens as U S 7th Fleet prepares to help. U S opposition to clear defense pledges for Quemoy and Matsu fuels delay amid talks on cease-fire and broader U N skirmishes with China.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S. A
Tachen Islands
Chiang
U.S
Karl L. Rankin
7Th Fleet
Red China
U.N
East China Sea
Yikiangshan
Nantien Island
Yisagsheeeeee
Keelung
Tichen
Chou
U. N. Security Council
Russia
United States
Security Council
Its Easy To Park Free As Meters Freeze In Berlin
In Berlin New Hampshire yesterday the temperature fell to 27 degrees below zero. Parking meters froze and would not accept coins, allowing free parking for all motorists.
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Berlin
N. H
Stevens Opens Third Year as Army Secretary Amid McCarthy Fight
Washington AP Robert T Stevens begins his third year as secretary of the Army amid ongoing friction with Sen McCarthy Wisconsin over alleged subversive conduct at the Pentagon The secretary defended his actions in the Belsky case while receiving backing from Defense Secretary Wilson and President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Stevens
Pentagon
Asman
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
New Jersey
Pfe
Marvin Belsky
Belsky
Defense Wilson
Britain Eyes Asian Mediation On Formosa Crisis
London reports the government abandoned immediate UN cease-fire hopes and seeks informal mediation by Commonwealth leaders led by India’s Nehru. Asian informants say an unwritten cease-fire could emerge if Nationalists vacate Quemoy Matsu and Tachens, creating an 80 mile water barrier to Formosa.
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London
United Nations
Formosa Strait
British Commonwealth
Red
U.N
India
Nehru
Commonwealth
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Tachens
Chiang
Formosa - Pescadores
Jewels to Be Sold from Countess di Frasso Estate
An estimated 600000 dollars in jewels owned by the late Countess Dorothy di Frasso will be sold at auction on Saint Valentine’s Day. The international society figure died January 4 1954 after a heart attack on a train between Las Vegas Nevada and Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy di Frasso
International Society
Las Vegas
Nev
France looks to vote after clash over Tunisian policy
Premier Mendes France faces a midnight confidence vote as the National Assembly debates his North African policy including Tunisian home rule and Algerian representation. Defections from his Radical Socialist allies threaten his seven month government and the fate of postwar accords.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Caninliet Narte
Mendes- France
Algeria
Morocco
Protectorate
France
West Germany
Assembly
Senate
Tunis
Rene Mayer
Mayer
Three Miles From China Yanks Guard Quemoy In Bombardment Range
A small U S force sits on Quemoy amid regular shelling from the mainland. Capt William S Donald of Missouri and Sgt Richard Hoover of Florida speak of long duty and confidence in their unit. They note the proximity of Communist forces and optics from the mainland as they endure a 90 day tour that has stretched into six months.
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Quemoy
Red Clay
U.S
Amoy Bay
Korea
Richard Hoover
Tampa
Fla
U S Far East Chief Warns on Red Air Threat
Gen Earle E Partridge commander Far East Air Forces said Red China could start a war and that the United States must remain ready to fight. He cited about 8 000 communist and Soviet planes in the Far East and stated American forces could take care of them despite numerical superiority.
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Taipeh
Formosa
U.S
Far East
Red China
Earle E. Partridge
U.S. Far East
Farmer Seeks Damages Over Jet Noise On 110 Acre Farm
A Trumbull County farmer, Fred Shoff, seeks federal damages from the United States government for jet plane noise from Youngstown Municipal Airport that allegedly made his 110 acre farm worthless. Appraisers put damages at 2130 dollars while the farm’s original value was 25000 dollars. The case hinges on an aviation easement granting air clearance within 22.3 feet of Shoff’s house.
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Cleveland
Trumbull County
United States Government
Fred Shoff
Th Farm
Youngstown
Scoff
U. S
Russell E. Ake
Shoff
Air Force
Rubinstein Murder Prolongs Mystery In New York
The search for Serge Rubinstein killer continues as investigators face a maze of details from the death of the 46 year old Russian born financier found Jan. 27. Rubinstein was trussed gagged and strangled in his bedroom and known for lavish spending and numerous business deals.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Dinner with Mystery Doctor Ended by Baltimore Death
A man found dead in a Lord Baltimore Hotel room is linked to Dr Edward James Phillips of New York. Investigators question his identity with no matching records, while a telegram announcing the cancellation of a Waldorf dinner is tied to a guest speaker, Robert Ritter.
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Baltimore
New York
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Edward James Phillips
New York City
Phillips
Army Medical Corps
Ft. Jay
New York Harbor
Pentagon
Waldorf-Astoria
The
Waldorf
Russell H. Fisher
Etna Gutenstein
Robert Ritter
Western Union
Gutenstein
Cold Wet Day Ahead With Snow in Miami Valley
A cold wet day is forecast as snow moves into the Miami Valley tonight. Snow is expected to mix with sleet tomorrow as warmer air arrives. Today’s high was not to exceed 26, with a low near 14 overnight. East coast conditions were warmer with Burlington at 24 and Brownsville at 70.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Burlington
Brownsville
Tex
Lausche Proclaims Brotherhood Week in Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche designates February 20 to 27 as Brotherhood Week in Ohio. He cites the National Conference of Christian and Jews as principal sponsor and notes offices in Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
National Conference of Christian and Jews
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Sunday Journal Highlights Weather, YMCA Pictures, and Annexation Plans
A Sunday Journal feature promises a full page of pictures on weather related concerns and personal cries, plus photos illustrating YMCA leadership training growth. The issue also teases a top story on proposed city annexation plans and reports that January retail business beat both last year and 1953, all on the Business Page.
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YMCA
Outside Parley Seen Probable in Formosa Crisis
United Nations diplomats weighed next steps as Red China boycotted Security Council talks on Formosa. Debate options included pressuring Chou En-lai to send a representative or holding a Geneva style outside conference. Nehru reportedly discussed a China conference with other leaders.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Formosa Strait
Red China
Chou En-lai
U.N
Geneva
China
Cou
Security Council
Peiping
Chiang Shek
Chou
U.S
Washington
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Foreign Relations
Far Eastern
State Department
United Nations
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
New Zealand
Flyer Smashes Van Killing Two at Greenwich Crossing
NORWALK Ohio two Detroit men died when the New York Central Ohio State Limited train struck their moving van at Greenwich. The diesel engine damaged and the train delayed hours. Victims were Edward Michael Chizaszer and Andy J Valeri. Engineer George Lakowitz 59 of Cleveland halted the train after the impact.
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Norwalk
Ohio
New York Central
Ohio State Limited
Greenwich
Detroit
Cincinnati
Edward Michael Chizaszer
Andy J. Valeri
George Lakowitz
Cleveland
Lakowitz
Airman Dies in Hangar Door Accident at Lockbourne AFB
Airman 3C Michael David Smyser, 21, of Manchester Pennsylvania, was killed at Lockbourne AFB when his skull was crushed between two 22 ton hangar doors. Officials said he was aligning the doors when the accident occurred.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lockbourne Afb
Michael David Smyser
Manchester
Lattimore Case Dues For Appeal By Federal Court
Washington reports that the government will appeal Judge Luther W. Youngdahl's dismissal of a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore. A Court of Appeals review will consider five remaining counts, while the key "sympathizer" charge faces fresh scrutiny.
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Washington
Gvent
Luther W. Youngdah
Owen Lattimore
Iss
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Atty
A. Rover
Lattimore
Senate
Judge Youngdah
Ciarg
Rover
Bolitha J. Laws
U.S. District Court
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U Sion
Youngdah
Court of Appeals
Indic
Lattimore Perjor
Sena
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