West Gives Up Austrian Pact Hope At Talks
Berlin AP report says Western ministers shelved hopes for an Austrian independence treaty at the conference. Molotov pressed a harsh Austrian plan including keeping Big Four troops post independence. Western sources called the demands brutal and cynical and the Austrian government called the program unacceptable.
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Berlin
Molotov
Austria
Moscow
Peiping
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Russia
Britain
France
China
Indochina
FBI Report Requested On Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee member Langer called for an FBI report on Chief Justice Earl Warren as his Supreme Court confirmation proceeds. Justice Department declined comment, saying action was unnecessary. Sen Knowland supported a report if desired but warned against delaying confirmation. No senator indicated opposition to Warren’s appointment.
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Washington
Langer Rnd
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
FBI
Earl Warren
U. S
Warren
Langer
Supreme Court
Blican
California
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Knowland
Weather outlook for Miami Valley predicts showers this weekend
Forecasters in Vandalia warn that cloudy conditions turn to showers tomorrow afternoon with possible overnight activity. Tonight will be mild with a high near 34 degrees, followed by a warm high around 50 tomorrow as showers spread across the valley.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Farm Plan Aims to Help All Americans
Undersecretary True D. Morse said the administration’s new farm program is designed to benefit all people, not just farmers. He called agriculture a total industry including producers, processors, financiers, and sellers, and warned against a farm-only view that ignores 84 percent of the population. The program, he stated, will raise overall well being and prosperity, a point Eisenhower studied closely.
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Chicago
D. Morse
Eisenhower
Big Four Box Score Disarmament Conference Fails
The Big Four box score shows no agreement and little discussion. Red China will sit with the Big Four, while Western replies are negative. German and Austrian treaties receive mutual refusals, and Molotov’s security pact elicits Western opposition.
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China
Molotov
Soviet not ready for Far East plan amid Austria troop insistence
The text notes Molotov refusing concessions on a Far East accord and stating Soviet troops will stay in Austria until a German peace treaty is signed. He also demands Trieste be resolved first, signaling scant optimism for a broader settlement.
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China
V. M. Molotov
Austria
Trieste
Lausche to Speak as Ohio U Celebrates 150th
Ohio University marks 150th anniversary began Feb 18 with a four day program featuring Gov. Frank J. Lausche as guest speaker. Highlights include premieres of The Green Adventure and American Rhapsody with the university orchestra, a dedication of the new $1 million University Center, and Founders Day honoring the Northwest Territory founder.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Frank J. Lausche
Northwest Territory
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
New Center
University
Quakes Not Blasts Plans For H-Bomb Test Series Nearing Climax
Honolulu dispatch notes preparations for a hydrogen bomb test series in the Pacific are near climax with two to three weeks until expected tests. No tests have started yet. Seismologists deny earthquakes imply a blast. Alvin Graves and Maj. Gen. Percy W. Clarkson are linked to the operation. construction staff moves shift as tests loom. Airlines warned for 1952 tests. emergency notices possible for danger.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Alvin Graves
Marshall Islands Atomic Proving Grounds
Percy W. Clarkson
Atomic Task Force Seven
Marshall Islands
Army
Holmes and Narver
Atomic Energy Commission
Ex-Communist Found Stabbed in Harlem
New York police report a 51 year old former Communist named Charles White found with stab wounds in a Harlem doorway. He trained in Moscow, testified against Communists in deportation hearings, and was due to testify again. He died at Harlem Hospital after being found Thursday morning. An Immigration and Naturalization Service official identified him late last night.
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New York
Harlem
Moscow
Charles White
White
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rome Police Erase Church Name From Wall
Italian police swarmed a Rome church and chiselled its name from a wall. A Associated Press cameraman was detained for filming as officers ordered AP away. The six inch high word Christ was removed, part of actions against the Protestant church backed by American funds. Police moved after worshippers left a church in Leghorn late last month.
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Rome
Associated Press
Leghorn
French Will Reject Rhee's Troop Offer
Senator George says no lasting effects expected from current political war charges. Republicans and Democrats trade blunt attacks at a Brooklyn dinner with Ferguson Jenner and Mitchell criticizing rivals while Stevenson and Adlai E. Stevenson reflect on the heated era and its lessons.
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Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Brooklyn
Jenner
R-Ind
Korea
George
Stephen Mitchell
Helena
Mont
GOP
Bottom Falls Out Of Japan's Biggest Postwar Money Plan
In Tokyo the collapse of Honzen Keizai Kai exposes Japan's largest postwar financial scheme. Matsutomi Ito, 47, swindled investors including political figures and a Buddhist abbot, paying 15 percent interest before a stock and real estate crash triggered a nationwide collapse and dozen similar firms failure. Ito is jailed.
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Japan
Tokyo
Liberal Party
Shigeru Yoshida
Honzen Keizai Kai
Matsutomi Ito
Ito
Boston
President Turns Hunter At Milestone Quail Outing
President Eisenhower hunted at Humphrey’s Milestone plantation in Georgia and bagged ten quail within three hours, two short of the daily limit. He joined Treasury Secretary Humphrey and allies Cliff Roberts James Hagerty and W Alton Jones for the weekend hunt, wearing corduroy and leather boots amid snake dangers. An earlier dog was killed by a snake on the plantation.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Aroud
Washington
Humphrey
Cliff Roberts
New York
Augusta Gay National Golf Club
W. Alton Jones
The
Cities Service Co
James C. Hagerty
White House
Roberts
Jones
Jdog
Coffee Futures Trades List Drawn Up By Broker
Washington AP Sen Beall says a New York coffee broker has given investigators a full list of trades and traders in recent coffee futures. The group plans to invite other brokers to supply similar voluntary lists within a week or ten days. Beall warns subpoenas could be used if needed.
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Sen
Beall
R-Md
New York
Senate Banking
Subspoenas
Beal
Gustavo Lobo Jr
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Senate
Commodity Exchange Administration
Agriculture Department
Soldiers Given Huge Farewell Parade
The U S 45th Division an Oklahoma National Guard outfit staged a large farewell parade for soldiers returning to the United States. The 45th is the first American division to leave Korea permanently since the start of the war, though about 1,000 men slated for rotation will carry the division flag back to Oklahoma. It was the first of two divisions Eisenhower announced would be withdrawn from Korea. the 40th California National Guard division will return later this spring.
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Seoul
U. S
Oklahoma National Guard
United States
45Th
Korea
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
California
Four Month Gulf Floor Study Led by Vema Expedition
A Tampa departure signals a four month study of the Gulf of Mexico floor by Columbia University scientists. The former pleasure yacht Vema will carry 15 researchers and 12 crew members as oil deposit explorations are included in the program backed by several soil companies.
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Tampa
Fila
Gulf of Mexico
Vema
Columbia University
Unemployment Still Going Up Despite Slower Rise
Washington reports unemployment rose last week, but at the smallest rate in a month. The national total on unemployment compensation reached 2,128,100, the highest for a corresponding week since World War II except the 1950 recession, as fewer wages events persisted for a decade.
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Washington
Labor Department
Pope Plans Radio Address From Vatican
Vatican City convalescing Pope Pius XII will address the world’s sick by radio tomorrow marking a clear sign of recovery. The 77-year-old pontiff, confined by a gastric ailment since January 25, will speak at 7 15 p m Vatican time on multiple radio bands.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Radio
L’osservatore Romano
Red China Intervention Feared Over Rhee Troop Offer
Washington reports said the United States doubts Syng man Rhee will supply a South Korean division to aid France in Indochina. France reportedly rejects the offer to avoid risking Chinese intervention as Viet Minh forces prolong the conflict. The French commissioner general in Bangkok indicated willingness to negotiate with Ho Chi Minh as Danish and Laotian officials deny Lao troops requested ROK troops.
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Syngman Rhee
France
State Department
North Korea
U. S
Rhee
Indochina
Bangkok
Maurice Dejean
China
Dejean
Korea
Luang Prabang
Pierre Mendes-France
Vernon
George Bidault
Mao Tze-tung
Mendes-France
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
Kingdom of Laos
ROK
Russia Seen Gaining From Far East Conference Move
Informed sources in Korea say Moscow could expose a split in Western policy toward Red China if a Far East conference is held. Big Four ministers discuss convening such a meeting in Berlin with Asian representatives, aiming to reveal Western disagreements, delay Japan’s strength, and revive colonial doubt. Britain’s stance hardens on Red China as dialogue shifts.
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Korea
Russia
Red China
Far East
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Washington
India
Indonesia
Burma
United States
Britain
France
China
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