Hammarskjold Chow End Peiping Talks Without Airmen Mention
Dag Hammarskjold and Premier Chow En-Lai concluded four day talks in Peiping with hope to continue contact. The communique omits any fate of 11 U.S. airmen held in China. Peiping Radio attacked U.S. policies, urging restraint and warning of war risk.
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Chow En-Lai
Peiping
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Red China
U.N
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China
Chou
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State Council
People’s Republic of China
Peking
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Hammarskjold
Hong Kong
Tokyo
San Francisco
U. N
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Europe
Far East
Northeast Asia
America
Jack Webb and Dorothy Towne Plan Chicago Wedding
Television star Jack Webb and Dorothy Towne will wed in Chicago this week. Webb arrived with fiancée and friends from Los Angeles to stay at the Ambassador East hotel for the ceremony. Webb, 34, is recently divorced from Julie London, who retains custody of their children Stacy and Lisa. Towne, 25, had a prior annulment of a Mexico marriage to Leo Pavich.
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Jack Webb
Dorothy Towne
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Dick Breen
Breen
Jacqueline Tomblin
Los Angeles
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Miss Towne
Ambassador East
Julie London
Stacy
Lisa
Leo Pavich
Mexico
Tachen Islands Bombed by Chinese Reds in Major Raid
Chinese Communist airmen in 62 planes raided the Tachen Islands off Formosa in the biggest attack yet on Nationalist territory. The four-wave raid involved 38 SA11 fighters and 24 TA2 bombers with four MIG escorts, dropping over 100 bombs and causing fires before most explosives fell into the sea.
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Sanmen Bay
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McCarthy Delays Peress Inquiry Amid Army Report
A sudden McCarthy trip postpones further testimony on Irving Peress's Army discharge as new Army findings state Lt Gen Weible and Army Counselor Adams decided there was no basis for subversive activity allegations. Senate Democrats near new subcommittee lists to shift chairmanship to McClellan.
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McCarthy
R-Wishag
Irving Peress
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Peress
New York
Senate
Congress
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
MacCarthy
Walter L. Weible
John G. Adams
Weible
Adams
Sen. McCarthy
Camp Kilmer
Five War Orphans Arrive in San Francisco Under Refugee Act
Five young war orphans from Japan arrived in San Francisco on their way to foster homes. The group includes three boys and two girls aged 6 to 8, greeted by families, friends, and news crews. The children are the first arrivals under the 1953 Refugee Act, with Clement Tsuchiya Shira, 6, continuing to Chicago to join Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gerard of Piqua, Ohio.
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Japan
Clement Tsuchiya Shira
TWA
Chicago
J. W. Gerard
W. High St
Piqua
Ohio
Man Dies After 168 Pints Blood Transfused in Dallas
Hubert Harris a 47 year old manufacturer died after more than 168 pints of blood were transfused at Baylor Hospital Dallas. Surgeons had opened his stomach in a last night operation to locate bleeding points as Harris battled a rare B negative blood type and lingering intestinal bleeding.
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Funeral for Ethel Sheppard Amid Family Ties and Tragedy
Mrs. Ethel Sheppard, who died by her own hand, is to be buried at Sunset Memorial Park with two deputies present and her son Dr. Samuel Sheppard, formerly an osteopath sentenced for murder, standing near the bier. Her husband Dr. Richard A. Sheppard, ill with pleurisy, remains hospitalized and could not attend.
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White House irked over Ladejinsky case handling
White House officials express frustration with Secretary Benson over the Ladejinsky affair while defending the security program. An unnamed aide says Benson violated a rule by not conferring with Secretary Dulles, sparking an embarrassing dispute. Ladejinsky was ousted from Tokyo and later reassigned to a land reform post in Vietnam with FBI clearance, while Eisenhower largely left the decision to Adams and Shanley.
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Boy shoots stepmother over strict discipline in Glen Head
A 13 year old boy told police he shot his stepmother Irma Corcoran died from a .22 rifle shot at the front door. He recalled no mother other than Irma and said she was strict about rules. Police held the boy as a juvenile delinquent.
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N.Y.P
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Oh My Otomi-San Sweeps Japan despite critics
A bizarre Japan hit defies critics and creators. The nonesense tune Oh My Otomi-San has sold 441000 copies in four months, drives jukeboxes and stages, and enriches singer Hachiro Kasuga composer Masanobu Takuchi and poet Tadashi Yamazaki despite disdain.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Otomi-San
Hachiro Kasuga
Masanobu Takuchi
Okinawa
Kasuga
Tadashi Yamazaki
Yamazaki
King Phonograph Co
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Arson Squad Probing Blaze Fatal To Five
Five siblings under six died from asphyxiation in a Baltimore row house fire that was confined to a middle bedroom. No burns reported. Mother Katherine Harrington, visiting nearby, and father serving with the Army in Korea were part of the household. Victims were Ann and Anthony twins 5 years old, Gregory 4 4, Charlotte 3, Timothy 16 months. Arson squad investigated, cause undetermined.
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Korea
John Hopkins Hospital
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Anthony
Gregory
Charlotte
Timothy
John G. Koliman
Sparkman backs late August Dem nominating convention
Sen. Sparkman endorses delaying next year’s Democratic nominating convention to late August arguing six weeks suffices for a campaign. He cites modern communications and transportation to justify shortening the stumping period. GOP leaders hint at air campaigning replacing train travel as conventions vie for September dates.
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D-Ala
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Eisenhower
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Dulles Expected to Take Over Foreign Aid Administration
Senators Sparkman and Mansfield urged that after July 1 the State Department should run foreign aid. They expect Secretary Dulles to assume control, with Stassen likely to head the assistance program as undersecretary or assistant secretary of state.
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Dulles
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D-Ala
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Sparkman
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
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Stassen
Eisenhower seeks gradual reciprocal tariff cuts for three years
President Eisenhower asks Congress for power to pursue moderate tariff reductions of up to 15 percent, linking them to a broader foreign economic program. He urges approval of a three year extension of the reciprocal trade agreements act and support for a $100 million International Finance Corp. to boost private investment in Latin America and beyond.
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Bombs Tossed Into Crowded Movie House in Ancona
Police questioned 40 people after a bombing and shooting at the Metropolitan Theater during the film Bread Love and Jealousy. Two women spectators were killed and 41 injured as four World War II grenades exploded in the darkened gallery causing panic and gunfire.
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Italy
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