Five Powers Meet On Asia Problems At Pentagon
Military chiefs from United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand gathered at the Pentagon to discuss Southeast Asia issues seen as more political than military. Defense Secretary Wilson cautioned that any further arms aid would await higher level decisions. Admiral Radford designated Admiral Carney to represent the U S as allied leaders including Harding Ely Rowell and Gentry arrived for talks.
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Asia
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Wilson
Miitary
Chiefs of
United States
Britain
France
Austraia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Indochina
American State Department
Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Sir John Harding
Paul Ely
Sir Sydney Rowell
Australia
Iw. G. Gentry
Bidault assails Viet Minh plan for ceasefire policing
In Geneva French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault denounced the Viet Minh proposal for a four nation supervisory body and warned that mixed French Vietminh commissions would be paralyzed if the Communists control them. Viet Nam’s Nguyen Quoc Dinh urged UN oversight and warned against excluding the United Nations from peace enforcement. Molotov pressed for Communist representation, while Western powers resisted.
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Geneva
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Viet Nam
Nguyen Quoc Dinh
India
Pakistan
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Vietminh
International Commission
Dinh
United Nations
Russia
Truce Supervision Commission
Eisenhower Plans to Sell Program to the Public
President Eisenhower intends to push his legislative plan to the public and Congress. With two months to adjournment and the 1952 campaigns underway, he aims to speed enactment of farm, tax, trade, health and foreign policy measures, while avoiding McCarthy controversy. He will discuss the program with all he meets and seek exclusive attention to its passage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Mundt Marks His 54th Year Today
Senator Karl E Mundt of South Dakota marks his 54th birthday while serving as temporary chairman of the Senate Investigations subcommittee during the televised Army McCarthy hearings. He says no celebration is planned and prefers more hard work.
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Washington
Karl E. Mundt
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
South Dakota
Senate GOP backs Eisenhower housing plan in vote push
Senate Republicans informal backing signals approval for the presidents public housing program. Capehart and Young praise strong support while Maybank pushes an amendment to strip housing authority. Debate expected to start today with aims to finish by tomorrow evening.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Sen. Young
R-Nd
GOP
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Capehart
Weather Outlook In Miami Valley Forecast
Clouds hover over the Miami Valley with scattered showers tonight and a low of 53. Tomorrow will be cooler with a high near 63. Saturday looks mostly fair and warmer, with a top around 78 at 4 30 p m. Armco East Side Base recorded a 59 degree low yesterday at 5 30 a m. Rainfall in the city totaled 0 846 inches by 8 a m.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Armco
East Side
Stray Dogs Outwit Cleveland Dog Catchers
Cleveland dog warden Al Rhoden reports stray dogs on one way streets lure catchers’ trucks and double back. The crafty mutts stop running when blocked, then sit and grin, prompting Rhoden to pursue on foot to end the prank.
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Cleveland
al Rhoden
Rhoden
Four Puerto Ricans Go On Trial In House Shooting
The article notes a trial involving four Puerto Ricans over a house shooting. It also discusses McCarthy era hearings where Hensel seeks to reveal or withhold records, and subcommittee actions on whether to release names of alleged communists connected to defense plants.
Dulles Denounces McCarthy Charges Against CIA
Allen W. Dulles, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, called Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's charges of Communist infiltration in the CIA false yesterday. The confrontation highlights ongoing Cold War fears and internal security debates in Washington.
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Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Paper Hints Heady Knew About Cash
The Globe-Democrat reports Mrs. Bonnie Brown Heady hinted to a federal officer the day before execution that she and Carl Hall knew what happened to $300,000 of the Greenlease ransom. Hall, in a death cell admission, said he could not have kidnapped and killed Bobby Greenlease without the stimulant of drugs. Hall and Heady were executed on December 18 for the crime. about half of the $600,000 ransom remains missing.
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St, Louis
Globe-Democrat
Bonnie Brown
Carl Austin Hall
Greenlease
House Appropriations Committee
Washington
Hall
Bobby Greencase
Kansas City
Heady
George P. Larrick
West German Hints at How to Stop Communist Youth Crossings
The West German government says organized groups of Communist West German youth who try to cross the frontier to attend a Communist youth meeting in East Berlin this weekend will be stopped.
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Bonn
Germany
East Berlin
Two couples face grand jury over baby sale charges
Greene County grand jury expected next week to indict two married couples. Mr and Mrs Franklin Pierce of Deep Valley are charged with selling their daughter Velma Rosemary to Mr and Mrs Marvin LeMasters of Newton Falls Ohio for 250 dollars. The Pierces remain jailed on 1000 dollar bonds while the LeMasters are free on 1000 dollar bonds.
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Waynesburg
Greene County
Franklin Pierce
Deep Valley
Marvin
LeMasters
Newton Falls
Ohio
Pierces
Velma Rosemary
Green County
Masters
Public Disappointment Warned On Telephon e Call Publicity
Washington special counsel Ray Jenkins of the McCarthy Army hearings says the public faces a tremendous disappointment if monitored telephone calls are released. He notes some calls shed no light on the issues and others shed only a slight light.
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Washington
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Belgian Plane Shot Near Frontier Forces Fire
A Belgian freight plane was shot near the Hungarian border. The radio officer was killed by cannon fire. Crewmen say a Russian made MIG with Red Stars emblem opened fire after the Belgian pilot ignored maneuverings. The incident occurred near Vienna Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Former U S Official Under Security Review in AEC Oppenheimer Context
Dr Edward A Condon former head of the Bureau of Standards said Defense Department officials were reviewing his security status while he works on non military projects at Corning Glass Works Corning does Navy work and Condon insists loyalty is not an issue He has not been consulted on classified material since leaving government service and his clearance is under review
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Corning
N. Y
Edward A. Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Defense Department
Condon
Corning Glass Works
Navy Department
United States
Bureau of Standards Post
House Un-American Activities Committee
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Special Personnel Security Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Isi
Penheimer
Gordon Gray
Chaiman
Special Board
Thomas A. Morgan
Un-American Activities Committee
Federal
Bernard Peters
Peters
University of Rochester
Nheimer
Timony
Rees
Heavy Rains Slow Vietminh Movement Toward Delta
Monsoon downpours in northwest Indochina hinder Vietminh forces as convoys flee Dien Bien Phu toward the Red River delta. French warplanes resume bombing while Vietminh positions near Hanoi endure daily bombardment and a potential late June assault.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Delta
French High Command
Chanoi
Hung Yen
Solons Face Possible Arrest In New Jersey
In Trenton New Jersey Republican leaders considered using state police to compel Democratic Assembly members to attend a vote on five school aid bills. Democrats boycott session claiming they must be consulted. Meyner supports tax increases and says arrests would rely on Assembly rules.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Assembly
New Jersey
Assembly
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
G. Clifford Thomas
Meyener
Thomas
Puerto Rican gunmen stand trial for House shooting
A jury of seven men and five women is chosen to hear the case of four Puerto Ricans who opened fire inside the U.S. House on March 1, injuring five congressmen. Lolita Lebron leads the group as they face counts of assault with intent to kill and with a dangerous weapon.
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New York City
Lolita Lebron
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figuero Cordero
Irving Flores
Washington
House of Representatives
Cuitis
Yan
Cancel
Akron passes ban on secret meetings by city boards
Akron city council prohibits all secret meetings of city boards or commissions by ordinance. The action targets closed sessions to discuss matters publicly, aiming to improve transparency and prevent hidden deliberations.
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Akron
Ohio
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