Molotov leads Big Four talks on Germany security issue
Berlin AP dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov dominating the 14th Big Four session with a resume of Moscow's view on German unification and urging a path to European security. Figures mention Figl arriving to press for Austria's independence and talks shifting to the Austrian state treaty and Panmunjom stalemate.
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Panmunjom
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Need New Farm Plan Benson Urges Change
Secretary of Agriculture Benson called for a new farm program with variable price supports, saying 140 million non farm consumers resent the costly and wasteful rigid price supports. He urged farmer backing for Eisenhower's proposed plan and warned that a misunderstood program harms both urban and rural areas.
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Ala
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Eisenhower
Oklahoma A&m College
Kidnapper Gets 50 Year Term
Cincinnati report says Glenn V. Smith, 21, from Newark, pleaded guilty to kidnapping two men to drive a getaway car after robbing a wine shop for 48 dollars. He was sentenced by Judge John H. Druffel to 50 years in federal prison, saying he had nothing to say beyond his guilt. Captured in Indiana after releasing from Mansfield Reformatory a few days earlier, he claimed to hate society.
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Glenn V. Smith
Newark
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John H. Druffel
Mansfield Reformatory
Indiana
Big Four return to dreary Reich talks at Berlin
Austria waits as foreign ministers move to tackle the Austrian independence treaty by Friday amid continued German unification questions. Western diplomats expect Molotov to push old Soviet proposals while East Germany remains, with Asian tensions seen as the path to easing global strain.obs
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Austria
Germany
East Germany
V. M. Molotov
Erich Olfenhauer
Konrad Adenauer
Coffee price debate linked to US market and Brazil
Senators grilled New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange officials over prices near one dollar per pound. Testimony suggested possible federal supervision for trading, with objections delaying passage. Brazil’s special rates for dollars to cruzeiros were noted as potentially influencing costs, though officials disputed large price impacts.
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New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
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Senate Agricultue Committee
Leon Israel
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Israel
Gustavo Lobo
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R-Conn
Brazil
McCarthy Urges Defeat of Trade Supporting China Ally
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy urged defeating any Senate or House candidates who back American aid to countries trading with Communist China. He spoke at a Lincoln Day dinner in Aberdeen to about 1,500 attendees, stressing that vot ing new money to allies aiding Red China is dangerous. He cited Britain as an example and said opposition does not make him anti Eisenhower. Separately he pressed Army Secretary Stevens to court-martial every subversive in the armed forces, ending years of coddling.
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Mrs Luce to resign as Italy ambassador
The Chicago Tribune reported that Mrs Clare Boothe Luce will resign her post as ambassador to Italy for health reasons. The paper cited reliable sources and intimate friends and noted she was appointed by President Eisenhower about one year ago.
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Chicago Tribune
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Italy
Allies Demand Probe Over Armistice Violations in Korea
Tokyo AP reports U N Command accuses Communists of bypassing authorized North Korean ports to reinforce armies in violation of the armistice. Maj Gen J K Lacey cites concentrated planes and weapons moved from Manchuria. He calls for full investigation and extended supervision by North Korean and Chinese commands.
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North Korea
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Jenner Sparks GOP Fire Over Security Charges
In Washington AP Democrats push back at Republican claims the Truman era opened gates to Communists. Senator Jenner of Indiana accuses the previous administration of stupidity and treason, while Senator Gore of Tennessee says campaign talk insults voters and predicts a Democratic win next November. The exchange follows Democratic demands that President Eisenhower address the issue.
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Moscow
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R-Ind
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Minn
GOP
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D-Tenn
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Janner
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House
Rayburn
Texas
New Slogan Offered By Dem Leader
Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell tours Utah and Western states to press a slogan Vote Democratic the farm or job you save may be your own as the 1954 campaign centers on the voters sense of being better off under the Democratic or Republican administrations. He headlines a nine state tour with key stops in Salt Lake City Provo and Ogden and predicts Democratic gains in both houses.
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Stephen Mitchell
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Labor Leader Hupman Still Without Bond
CINCINNATI Attaches in the U S district attorney s office said yesterday bond has not yet been provided for Melvin Hupman Dayton labor leader. He is serving five years and was fined 5000 after a conviction for a false Communist denial. Bond requires 20000 in real estate pledges from two individuals, with deeds under question.
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U.S
Melvin Hupman
Dayton
Hupman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Asst
Thomas Stueve
George proposes new treaty plan in Senate debate
Sen Knowland said the language from Sen George would be studied as a possible compromise to the Bricker constitutional amendment on treaty powers. George, responding to White House objections, proposed language clarifying that executive powers over war and diplomacy would not be restricted by the amendment.
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D-Ga
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White House
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United States
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Helicopter Taxi Service Proposed for Cincinnati Area
William A Geohegan asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to grant a 60 mile helicopter route area from Greater Cincinnati Airport in Boone County Kentucky. He plans to start in 3 to 6 months with routes connecting Cincinnati riverfront Fountain Square Liberty and downtown to Lawrenceburg Aurora Dillsboro Batesville Oxford Middletown Hamilton Clifton and college hill. Additional links include Covington Newport Dayton Fort Thomas New Richmond Georgetown Ripley Maysville and Batavia. A fourth route would cover Hamilton Middletown Lebanon Wilmington and surrounding neighborhoods including Walnut Hills and Norwood.
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Pope Pius Shows Continued Improvement Officials Say
The Vatican press office reports Pope Pius spent a fairly good night and his condition improved again today. The update increases optimism for his eventual full recovery.
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Vatican City
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Onassis pleads innocent in U S ship deal case
Aristoteles Onassis, noted world shipping power, appeared in Washington to enter an innocent plea to conspiracy to defraud charges tied to multi million dollar surplus ship deals after World War II. He is among nine individuals and six corporations named in the inquiry.
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Onassis
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Greece
Argentina
Union compromise eyed to settle AFL jurisdiction feud
Miami Beach plan to end long standing union disputes within the AFL proposes arbitration in work claims or let unions rely on AFL machinery. A special committee led by AFL President George Meany drafts the compromise to be reviewed by the AFL Executive Council.
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Fla
AFL
Ayl
AFL Executive Council
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George Meany
Four Korean War veterans robbed by gunmen in Chicago
Two gunmen forced four discharged soldiers from a Fort Sheridan ride into Chicago. They demanded higher pay and then robbed them of a total 1642 dollars. Victims Sgt Richard Hartke 490 dollars Cpl Duane Halvorson 43 dollars Cpl Harold Cox 43 dollars Cpl Robert Pattee 292 dollars. All suspects described as two Negro men.
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Fort Sherian
Richard Hartke
Dieterich, Ill
Duane Halvorson
Bagley
Minn
Harold Cox
New Harmony
Ind
Robert T. Pattee
Northee Ind
Soviet Telecasts Dull Fare But Loved In USSR
Soviet television offers limited programming with no soap operas or commercials yet Russians embrace the medium. Moscow hosts the main station operating 20 to 23 hours weekly, with 4 to 5 inch sets common and growing demand for larger screens.
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Tom Whitney
New York
U.S.S.R
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Leningrad
K Kiev
United States
Rebels, Laotian Defenders Brace for Vietminh Attack
Vietminh forces reportedly within 25 miles of Luang Prabang as French and Laotian troops withdraw in face of advance. King Sisanavong Vong vows to defend the 142,000 capital. fighters shell rice stocks and civilians flee while air bombardment continues.
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Seng
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AF Studying Cases Of 50 Former PWs
A five general Air Force board investigates over 50 airmen questioned for conduct as Red prisoners of war in Korea. Each case is handled separately to clear or recommend action based on prior acts. Some airmen falsely confessed to germ warfare. 33 of 220 listed POWs were associated with such confessions. The board will weigh suffering and military responsibilities in war.
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Air Force
Korea
United States
Weather outlook for Miami Valley turns cloudy and cold
The Miami Valley faces continued cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with cooler temperatures. A low of 26 degrees is expected tonight and a high near 30s tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 43 at 4 pm, and the low fell to 22 at 1 am. Today's 26 degree low was recorded at 7 30 am. The AP warns Kentucky will be fair tonight then increasingly cloudy Wednesday with light snow possible later.
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