Senate panel backs wait-and-see plan on Red China UN seat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee signals approval of a tempered amendment to a foreign aid bill. Sen Knowland and Sen Smith expect broad support from Republicans and Democrats for delaying action on admitting Communist China to the United Nations while seeking a White House briefing and possible Congressional input.
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Ely vows to defend Hanoi amid Indochina tensions
Gen Paul Ely pledged an all out defense of Hanoi and Haiphong with a stressed supply line to Hanoi. He denied reports of abandoning Hanoi and said a ceasefire decision may come by July 20 as Vietminh mass two to three divisions near Hanoi and delta borders.
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Secret talks move toward ending atomic workers strike
Washington AP reports progress in private negotiations to resolve a three day atomic workers strike at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. CIO President Walter Reuther and other officials met with President to discuss a possible Taft Hartley court action and terms to call off the walkout by 4,800 workers at gaseous diffusion plants.
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U S 1st Cavalry to Withdraw From Hokkaido
Gen John E Hull says the U S 1st Cavalry Division will hand defense of Hokkaido to Japan this year with completion targeted by November. The unit will be based on northern Honshu and available for strategic Far East employment as conditions require.
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Missing Peggy Ann Hewston Reappears as Contented Wife
A teenager who vanished from Edgewood High School in 1952 reappears two years later as Peggy Ann Hewston now Mrs Tom Cory a 23 year old Air Force sergeant’s wife and mother of a six week old baby. She left with seventy dollars planning to run away. She says she felt she could not endure school and her parents would not let her transfer. A Pittsburgh airman recognized her at Sandia base hospital leading to the reunion.
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Slayer Faces Ohio Pen Death Row In Double Thread
Russell Muskus 33 of Kankakee and Sandra Kingsley 25 of Chicago faced a Canton hotel murder case. Muskus, condemned twice to die at Ohio Penitentiary, sought to stay the electric chair as Gov. Lausche refused. The 1930 necktie killing of George LeMasters led to Muskus and Kingsley being tied to the crime.
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Mendes France to Meet Molotov in Geneva Talks
AP dispatch reports Premier Pierre Mendes-France and Soviet Foreign Minister V M Molotov will resume high level talks in Geneva on Sunday aimed at ending the Indochina war. Also: former President Truman released from Research Hospital after surgery on June 20. House Post Office Committee approves five percent pay raise for about half a million postal workers.
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Union Set To Brief Strikers On Goodyear Walkout
Akron Ohio leaders of the CIO United Rubber Workers call 13 000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co employees to a Sunday briefing as nationwide walkout enters day one. A union spokesman notes Local President Carl Baker will speak. Picketing remains peaceful. production workers are striking while office staff pass through.
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Five Die In Crash Near Mexico City
Five people were killed and 15 seriously injured when a bus and a truck collided on the Laredo highway near Mexico City yesterday. The crash occurred on the Laredo road outside the capital, authorities said.
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Four Young Persons Die In Collision in Philadelphia
Four youths were killed and four others severely injured in a head on crash on the Industrial Highway in southwest Philadelphia. The deceased: Grace Pro, 20. Anthony Tulina, 23?. Vincent Caruso, 33. Eugene Santaras, 23. William J. Nixon, 42, of nearby Chester, driver of the other car, in critical condition with chest injuries.
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ROKs Call For Action Over Communist Violations
South Korea urged the United Nations to restore its prestige with prompt action against alleged Communist violations of the Korean truce. Government spokesman Dr Karl Hong Ki said the UNC is trapped, facing a Communist buildup of over 400 warplanes from 30 new North Korean airfields, and warned Wednesday’s reported UN patrol boat firing was intentional.
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Czechs Ignore Demands For GIs Release
In Frankfurt Germany the American Embassy reports Communist Czechoslovakia has not released seven American soldiers arrested on July 4. Embassy Attache Garret Ackerson says no reply has been received to the State Department note.
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Ferguson Says GOP Can't Ignore Past Policy Errors
Washington AP Sen. Ferguson of Michigan condemns GOP foreign policy as ignoring Truman era errors says Democrats misread Asian policy and accuses administration of diplomacy of bluster Mansfield cites failures of Dulles missions to secure Southeast Asia alliance and GOP calls for steadier cooperation rather than dramatic bids for bold outcomes.
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Hunt For Sex Fiend Broadens Search In Kidnapping Case
Eldredge, head of the homicide bureau, said no definite suspects exist and police have not accused anyone yet. Renewed questioning focused on the child’s family and nearby dwellings as officers try to locate Judith Ann. Judith was buried in private services at Mt. Nebo Cemetery with her parents and a few friends in attendance.
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Explosion at Gary caustic soda plant kills one worker
An explosion at a detinning plant in Gary Indiana killed 40 year old Manderville H. Woodworth of Hammond and injured 21 others from the blast of a 99 000 gallon vat of caustic soda at St Catherine's Hospital in East Chicago and the thundering detonation injured 34 year old Charles G. Obertini of Gary
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Ex-Red Demands Probe Of Brownell And Ride
A Washington dispatch says Paul Crouch, former Communist and key witness, calls for a congressional probe of Atty General Herbert Brownell and Deputy William P. Rogers. He claims they aided enemies of the United States and may reopen about six hearings where he testified. The Senate Judiciary Committee discussed the complaint in a closed session.
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Journal Business Surprises City with Strong First Half 1954
Sunday issue reports THE BUSINESS INDICATORS show first half 1954 beating 1953, with real estate sales rising and brokers astonished. Also features Women of Chautauqua raising funds for a community house via hand made goods, and a two sided look at swimming pool life.
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Rebel Chief Takes Over Presidency
Guatemalan rebel Col. Carlos Castillo Armas was proclaimed head of a new five member anti Red regime in Guatemala, effective immediately after unanimous vote by the previous junta. Elfego Monzon remained as temporary chief while Maj. Enrique Oliva joined as defense minister and two other members resigned from the top group.
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Train Kills 3 Children Near Toledo on Tracks
A fast passenger train struck a stalled car 10 miles west of Toledo on the New York Central line killing three children Catherine Gallagher 5 Ja nette Gallagher 16 months and Mary Gallagher 3 who died after hospital treatment. Parents Mr and Mrs John T Gallagher of Helland Ohio were trying to push the car off the tracks when the Chicago bound Iroquois slammed into it leaving them in shock.
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