Americans, Korean Protesters Clashes Halt Train on Route to Inchon
South Korean demonstrators numbering in the hundreds tried to stop a train carrying Indian soldiers homeward near Inchon. The 8th Army said the crowd was cleared after minor jostling and the train continued. Korean police and officials disputed details, with estimates of U.S. troops on scene varying.
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Seoul
Kayoappa
U.S
8Th Army
Inchon Port
Kim Chang Heung
South Korea
South
ROK
All Broken Up in Wichita Falls
Two year old Dickie Rice and his dog Skipper wear casts after multiple leg injuries in Wichita Falls Texas Dickie’s leg appears broken from a fall and Skipper’s leg broke about a week earlier Their father Set Richard B Rice ROTC instructor at Midwestern University is puzzled by the incidents.
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Dickie Rice
Skipper
Wichita Falls
Texas
Dickie
Set
Richard B. Rice
Midwestern University
Canadian court blocks U S extradition in Reuther shooting case
Donald Ritchie, key witness, leaves Windsor jail with wife Betty after Canadian court refuses extradition to the United States. Ritchie had told Detroit police about the CIO president shooting, fled a Detroit hotel, and sought sanctuary in Canada. Crown Attorney MacDonald ruled American statements inadmissible.
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Donald Ritchie
Walter Reuther
Betty
Windsor
Ont
U.S
Ritchie
Detroit
CIO
Canada
Bruce J.8. MacDonald
Q.C
Hichier
Wiley Denounces Bricker Plan as Hodge-Podge Change
Sen. Wiley R-Wis, head of the Foreign Relations Committee, denounces a White House endorsed Bricker amendment to curb treaty powers as a hodge-podge. He warns past and future treaties could face court review under “pursuance” to the Constitution, raising Cain in the courts. The CIO backs defeat of Bricker and any appeasing compromise. No votes were scheduled as Congress prepared only to read Washington's Farewell Address.
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Washington
Wiley
Wis
White House
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cain
WM Ee Ed Fe
Itms
Pioposai
Agupteu UY
Wwe
Sen
Morse
Ind-ore
Judiciary Committee
CIO Executive Committee
United States
House
George Washington
Trail Left By Crystal Cave Group
Crystal Cave, Ky. explorers abandoned shoes socks sleeping bags winter underwear and other items in the cave of mysteries after a seven day expedition. They left gasoline stoves medical supplies food canteens and other items worth hundreds of dollars inside the cave at Mammoth Cave National Park near Cave City Kentucky. Camp was broken at the cave entrance yesterday after daylight.
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Crystal Cave
Cave of Mysteries
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky Hills
Cave City
Louisville
Newsman Bassett Named GOP Public Relations Chief
James Bassett 41, political editor of the Los Angeles Mirror, becomes director of public relations for the Republican National Committee. He succeeds Robert Humphreys, with Bassett joining Nixon aides in a 1954 campaign push aimed at boosting GOP majorities. Bassett, born Glendale 1912, has long ties to California politics and the Nixon campaign.
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Washington
James Bassett
Los Angeles Mirror
Republican National
Bassett
Nixon
Robert Humphreys
Humphreys
Basset
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Glendale
Calif
Bowdoin College
Maine
Los Angeles Times
The
Mirror
Information Agency reports no Communist staff but fires 31
The head of the U S Information Agency told Congress that a staff check found no Communists but 31 people were dismissed for other security risk grounds. Director Theodore Streibert delivered the report yesterday without identifying individuals.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
Theodore Streibert
Congress
Warren nomination faces overwhelming Senate support predicted
Senator Knowland forecasts an overwhelming vote of confidence for Chief Justice Warren’s Supreme Court appointment. He expects Judiciary Committee approval Wednesday with full Senate action likely Friday. He notes unsworn charges against Warren are not worth serious consideration despite objections from some members.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R.calif
Warren
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
California
Judiciary Subcommittee
Langer
R-Nd
Eastland
D.miss
Heavy Smokers Urged to Get Chest X Rays Twice a Year
Washington The American Cancer Society research director E Cuyler Hammond urged heavy smokers to obtain chest X rays twice yearly as a precaution if there is any suspicion smoking causes lung cancer. He said everyone over 45 should have an X ray at least yearly and cautioned efforts to quit may await clearer evidence.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
US. News & World Report
Hammon
Hammond
Dulles Presses Congress On Berlin Geneva Strategy
Secretary of State Dulles opens a campaign to sell to Congress the Berlin Geneva decision as beneficial. He will brief 16 lawmakers on the Geneva Asian peace talks with Communist Chinese and Soviet representatives, insisting no rush to recognition or UN membership for Peiping. He schedules a Senate briefing, a 30 minute national broadcast, and a detailed White House briefing after Eisenhower returns from Palm Springs.
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John Scali
Washington
Dulles
United States
Berlin
Geneva
Congress
China
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Anthony Eden
France
Georges Bidault
United Nations
Peiping
Panmunjom
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Farm And Power Policies Seen As Best Dem Issues
Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell advises Western state legislators that attacking Eisenhower farm and power policies offers Democrats the best path to re election. He tours Colorado to New Mexico and reports optimistic prospects to headquarters. Peiping radio hails the Berlin decision as Soviet led negotiations, while Dulles notes no recognition. South Korea and Nationalist China call the Berlin decision a sellout.
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Dem
Washington
Stephen Mitchell
House
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
New Mexico
South Korea
China
Berlin
Britain use of atom bombs by RAF announced by Churchill
The British government said atom bombs are being delivered to the Royal Air Force and that jet fighters are being equipped with guided rockets to counter enemy atom bombers. A budget memorandum cited successful desert tests in Australia as foreshadowing major air defense advances since radar.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force
Churchill
Air Ministry
Pakistan requests U.S. military aid amid regional tension
Prime Minister Mohammed Ali said Pakistan has sought U.S. military aid under mutual security laws. India criticized any U.S. assistance to Pakistan as Nehru spoke vigorously against it in Parliament.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
United States
U. S
India
Nehru
Washington Birthday Sale Draws Big Crowd In DC
In Washington shoppers packed streets for the big Washington's Birthday sale. Wrist watches sold for a penny, radio phonographs and at least one automobile went for 9 cents, and television sets brought 5 dollars? The event drew thousands to downtown stores.
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Washington
China backs Asia peace conference at Geneva
Peiping radio quoted the official People's Daily approving the big four decision to hold an Asian peace conference in Geneva starting April 26 to ease world tension. The broadcast said the Chinese people support it and that the agreement will gradually reduce international tension.
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TOKYO
China
Geneva
Peiping Radio
Voice of Red China
Peiping People’s Daily
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Congress
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Illinois
Sen. George
D-Ga
Nehru Calls For Cease-Fire In Indochina
Premier Nehru urged a cease-fire in Indochina saying it would be a pity the war continue while a Geneva meeting is set for April 26. He told Parliament it should be possible to pause hostilities without any side surrendering its position.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Indochina
Geneva
Red Radio Hails Geneva Talks
Moscow radio said the Geneva conference opening on April 26 may pave the way for a Korean settlement and peace in Indochina. Pravda quoted noted Western ministers agreed to include the Chinese People’s Republic in Geneva.
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London
Moscow Radio
China
Indochina
Communist Party
Pravda
Berlin
Dayton Site MIG Flight Demonstration in Dayton Ohio
A Russian built MIG15 jet fighter will fly for a selected audience in Dayton Ohio Wednesday at Wright Patterson Field. The craft was delivered to U N forces by a defecting North Korean pilot for 100000 dollars. U N forces claim no ownership and have not recognized the claim. Air Force arranged the flight for newsmen. pilots deem it inferior to the F86 in overall performance.
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Washington
Dayton
Ohio
U. N
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Field
U.S
Ike Returns To Capital Wednesday
President Eisenhower will fly to Washington Tuesday night with Mrs. Eisenhower for a Wednesday morning briefing from Secretary Dulles on the Berlin Big Four conference. Hagerty announced Ike sent congratulations to Dulles for the conference. The couple have vacationed at Palm Springs since late the previous Wednesday and will resume golf after a quiet Sunday.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
Berlin
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Columbine
Springlike warmth hits the Miami Valley with mild night
The Vandalia station predicts cloudy but warmer weather for tonight and tomorrow with a low around 34 and a high near 60. Middletown areas may be a notch warmer, while yesterday’s city high was 58 and low 46, with Armco East Side Main Gate showing 33 at 6 am. Akron and Indianapolis tied for the region's coldest 29-degree low.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia Weather Station
Middletown
Armco East Side Main Gate
Akron
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
Army Secretary Stevens to testify before McCarthy on TV
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens and Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin will meet on the Senate investigations subcommittee hearing, facing questions over alleged Army leniency toward Communists. Stevens said he did not receive official notice but would appear willingly after two generals were ordered not to testify.
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Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Army
Senate Investigations
Stevens
McCarthy to receive Good Citizenship Medal in Philadelphia
A special police guard will accompany Senator Joseph McCarthy in Philadelphia for the Washington Day luncheon where he accepts the Philadelphia chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Medal. An anonymous letter warned, We think McCarthy ought to be bumped off and this is a good time to do it.
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Philadelphia
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
The
Sons of the American Revolution
McCarthy
Army hearing on officer loyalty sparks Senate clash
Stevens condemned McCarthy’s subcommittee tactics as humiliating loyal officers and warned of harming morale. The session, to be broadcast by NBC, follows a deadline drama over a reserve officer linked to Communist questions.
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McCarthy
Stevens
Tme
National Broadcasting Co
Army
Japanese political crisis heats as lawmaker accuses ministers
In Tokyo on the continued political crisis Yoshida rival Nakasone accused Transportation Minister Mitsujiro Ishii and State Minister Bume Ono of accepting bribes from a shipbuilding firm. The ministers faced the Diet committee as the graft allegations intensified a cycle of charges over government business dealings.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Progressive Party
Diet
Yoshuhiro Nakasone
Mitsujiro Ishii
Bameboku Ono
Nakasone
Godfrey Not Scheduled for Hip Operation Now
Arthur Godfrey will not undergo a second hip operation at present. Dr Otto Aufranc of Newton said Godfrey has improved and needs exercise and rest to gain strength before discarding crutches. Godfrey flew to Boston for a consultation and is expected back in about two months for a check.
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Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Otto E. Aufranc
Newton
Godfrey
Aufranc
Marius N. Smi
Aufrane
Transport Arrives Seattle With 3106 Veterans From Korea
The transport Ma serpent arrived yesterday in Seattle carrying 3,106 Army veterans from Korea. The arrival marks a large homecoming as veterans disembarked and were welcomed by local officials and past service members.
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Seattle
Korea
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