Russians Expel U S Diplomats Over Spy Charges
Washington reports three Russian diplomats were ousted in six months on spying charges and Moscow retaliated by declaring two American officers at the Moscow Embassy unwelcome. The State Department said the evidence against the Soviets existed but did not disclose details.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United Nations
United States
State Department
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Moscow
Henry Suydam
Yester
Russia
Kremlin
Trud
Fechiin
McKinney
Vladivostok
Khabarovsk
Leonid E. Pivnev
Suydam
Solons Clear Clark of Wrongdoing in Traffic Deaths Count
Nationwide Fourth of July traffic deaths totaled 333 in the 78 hours from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, about 100 below safety council estimates. Drownings and other accidents pushed violent deaths to about 620 with 184 drownings and 79 other fatalities.
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Associated Press
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Seventeen More Powder Puffers To Cross Line
Seventeen more light planes with women pilots neared the finish in the eighth Powder Puff Derby. The 17 halted at Chattamunga by nightfall in the daytime race that started in Long Beach with 935 pilots in 51 planes. Twenty two planes reached Knoxville by Sunday and yesterday, while others rested along the route to Arizona. One plane scratched after a crash near Amarillo, Texas, pending final arithmetic.
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Long Beach
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Oklahoma under martial law as 300000 vote in primary
Oklahoma voters, about 300000, cast ballots under National Guard supervision to ensure fair primaries for Senate, governor, Congress and local races. Martial law covered five eastern counties Sequoyah Adair Cherokee Leflore Pittsburg with plainclothes observers in some precincts.
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Johnston Murray
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Alfalfa Bill) Murray
Guatemala shifts stance in bid for Western ties
Five colonels leading the Guatemalan junta announce a reversal of Arbenz era policy by rejecting Soviet links and rejoining ODECA and supporting OAS and the UN. Costa Rica and El Salvador recognize the regime as 2,000 Communist suspects crowd jails while 1,000 seek asylum abroad. cases to be reviewed.
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Elfezo Monszon
Carlos Castile Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Organization of Central American States
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OAS
United Nations
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Arbenz
Castillo
Monzon
East Pakistan Bans Communist Party as Riots Link
East Pakistan's military government outlawed the Communist party as a threat to public peace. Reds who backed ousted Chief Minister Fazlul Huq were accused of inciting April riots that killed more than 500. Governor Iskander Mirza signed the order banning the party and branches.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Communist Party
Abdul Kasem Fazlul Huq
Iskander Mirza
Fazlu Huq
Ghulam Mohammed
Knowland Praises GOP Congress Ahead of Election
Senate Republican leader Knowland says a fair voter appraisal will credit the GOP controlled Congress with more nationally important bills than any recent Democratic administrations. He argues voters favor quality administration over sheer volume of legislation. Senator Sparkman counters that Republicans have produced nothing new.
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Sen
Knowland
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Congress
Sparkman
D-Ala
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Pally
White House
Three Men Wanted Czechs Say They'll Trade
German border police report Czech authorities offered to trade seven U S soldiers arrested Sunday for three Czech labor gang members who fled to the West. The Americans a captain and six enlisted men were seized near the border while sightseeing.
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Germany
Tics Bci
Viries Vwmander
U. S. Army
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Buettner
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Weiden
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Tryig
Prisoner Swap Talks Between French and Vietminh Progress
French Union and Vietminh officers in Trung Gia village held their third session to map a possible Indochina cease fire. They agreed on a procedure to exchange sick and wounded with the first POW swap slated for Bastille Day July 14.
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Indochina
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Vietminh Military Gemeee Ag
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Ible
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Col
Marvel Lemayeux
van Ties
Maritime Exercise Scheduled by NATO Channel Command
The Defense Department announced a major NATO maritime exercise to be staged by Channel Command in July 1925. NATO ships and aircraft from Belgium France the Netherlands and the United Kingdom will participate with about 20 destroyers escort vessels and patrol craft 45 minesweepers around 30 naval vessels and auxiliaries and merchant ships in convoys. Submarines from the Netherlands and United Kingdom fast patrol boats from Norway United Kingdom and United States and aircraft from the United Kingdom will form the attacking forces with air defense provided by Netherlands and United States crews and equipment.
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Luce Under Fire Again Over Italy Policy
In Rome Palmiro Togliatti accused US envoy Clare Boothe Luce of having access to secret government plans as she allegedly told reporters in America that Italy would intensify its struggle against communism. He demanded whether Premier Mario Scelba or Foregin Minister Attilio Piccioni would protest to the United States government.
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Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
America
Red Party
Palmiro Tagiatti
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
House panel scolds Clark for not testifying report dispute
A House Judiciary subcommittee criticized Justice Tom C. Clark for declining to testify after joining the Supreme Court while saying the probe found no proof of wrongdoing by Clark during his tenure as attorney general. Rep. Byron G. Rogers defended Clark and condemned the report as released without full subcommittee approval.
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House Judiciary
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
Byron G. Rogers
Dcole
Subcommittee
Keating
R-Ny
Rogers
Truman
Judiciary Group
Justicement
New York Republican
U S Britain Plan to Grant West Germany Broad Sovereignty
United States and Britain advance proposals to grant West Germany near full sovereignty in the American and British zones and to abandon the High Commission in Bonn if France blocks the European army plan. Eisenhower and Churchill ordered drafting for West Germany to be treated as an equal Western partner.
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London
United States
Britain
West Germany
France
Foreign Office
European Defense Commi- A
High Commission
Bonn
Germany
Federal Republic
Eisenhower
Churchill
Washington
New Zealand backs ANZUS and urges China at UN
Auckland reports Foreign Minister T Clifton Webb urged admission of Communist China to the United Nations. New Zealand is aligned with the United States in the ANZUS pact and supports a projected Southeast Asian defense alliance.
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Auckland
New Zealand
T. Clifton Webb
China
United Nations
United States
Policy rethink could prove agonizing beyond Dulles forecast
The United States contemplates a sweeping reappraisal of foreign policy that could be more agonizing than Dulles warned. Senator Knowland proposes that if UN members admit Red China, the U.S. should quit the UN. The issue tests allied ties and U.S. strategy toward China and Europe.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
U.S
Europe
France
Senate
Know
California
United Nations
Knowland
America
U.N
U. S
China
U. N
State Department
Americans To Instruct Jap Pilots At New Flight School
About 100 Japanese airmen stood with U S instructors at Camp Atushima as the United States opened a new Japanese air force flight school. The first class of 16 graduates includes former Imperial captains and Zero aces Kaoshi kawa and Shigehito Yama, who plan to train pilots and guard the island.
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Japan
Acca
Americana
U.S. Air Force
Imperial Navy
U.S. Navy
United States
Kaoshikawa
Shigehito Yama
U.S
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