McCarthy Army hearings enter 28th day of testimony
The McCarthy Army hearings enter their 28th day with more disclosures planned from monitored phone talks. Senator Potter says there is deliberate lying and widespread misinterpretation, and officials consider sending transcripts to the Justice Department for possible prosecutions.
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Washington
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
Stevens
Adams
Cohn
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Train wreck at Dallas after truck dog food collision
A Southern Pacific freight train wrecked near Dallas when it struck a truck loaded with dog food. Thirteen cars derailed and scattered but the truck driver and train crew escaped with only minor injuries.
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Southern Pacific
Dallas
Tex
Two Meetings That May Decide Indochina Peace Talks
Western diplomats watch two Geneva meetings within 48 hours to gauge prospects for an Indochina peace. Molotov with Bidault targets cease fire controls while Molotov will outline policy at a nine nation conference session. A French cabinet crisis looms if Geneva progress fails.
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Geneva
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
France
Georges Bidault
Molotov
Bidault
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
French National Assembly
Atomic devices limited due to danger, Patterson says
Rep James T Patterson reports President Eisenhower ordered only limited development of two nuclear devices because tests are too dangerous. He cites scientific advice and notes security restricts further details, calling the devices de vices rather than bombs.
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Waterbury
Conn
James T. Patterson
Rconn
F Eisenhower
Patterson
House
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Eisenhower To Receive Honorary Degree At Washington College
President Eisenhower travels to Chestertown Maryland to accept an honorary degree at Washington College and to signal plans for a possible push on his legislative agenda. He flies from National to Dover then drives to Chestertown for the commencement, with calls arranged before departure. The schedule includes a Monday morning briefing with GOP leaders and visits with Adm. Arthur Radford and Gen. James Van Fleet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chestertown
Washington College
Columbine
National Airport
Air Fore
Dover
Del
White House
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
James A. van Fleet
U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Aerial Warning Time May Be Extended
Washington Civil defense planners expect radar networks to provide about one hour of advance warning of aerial attack within the next year. FCDA says dispersal could move people two miles toward suburbs, reducing casualties though not preventing them. The agency notes cities likely would be destroyed and stresses preparations for large scale biological and chemical attacks.
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Washington
Civil Defense
Federal Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
McCarthy Recall Attempt Falls Short in Wisconsin
The Joe Must Go Club failed to gather the 403,904 signatures required to recall Sen. McCarthy. The group said they were heartened by the response but will not abandon the effort and will study future recall options.
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Saue City
Wis
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Ten Die As Two-Car Crash Near Lyons Creek Maryland
Eight men and two women died in a head on collision on Maryland Route 416 near Lyons Creek in a curve. One car burned in full blaze as Thomas Bozzolo arrived. Victims include Robert E. Abell 24 Silver Spring and Clarence M. Thomas 34 Oliver plus others from Silver Spring Oliver and Baltimore.
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Lyons Creek
Thomas Bozzolo
North Beach
Robert E. Abell
Silver Spring
Clarence M. Thomas
Oliver
Abell
John P. Sch
36 Travelers Rescued From Trapped Cars
About three dozen motorists were rescued early today from a summer blizzard that trapped cars on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. Seven to nine cars remained stalled in 2 to 3 foot drifts. occupants joined others in last cars escorted down from the 12,100 foot level by rescuers using snowplows.
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Trail Ridge Road
Rocky Mountain National Park
Edward J. Kirk
The
National Park Service
Kirk
Laws Too Tight S Laws Too Tight S U S Can't Tell Allies Of Soviet A Progress
The Atomic Energy Act secrecy blocks sharing nuclear intelligence with allies. The AEC urges Congress to allow two way exchange of atomic data with friendly powers, proposing a presidential role to decide what design data may be transmitted.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Britain
White House
Super Mart President William H. Albers Dies at 74
William H. Albers, 74, rose from a clerk in his father's grocery to lead Alberts Super Markets Inc, a 67-store chain. The Cincinnati native headed the firm and was active in civic groups including the Boy Scouts, a Catholic layman’s group, and interfaith organizations. Funeral services were set for Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
William H. Albers
Alberts Super Markets, Inc
Supermart
Boy Scouts of America
Two Held In Death Notices Of Seven
Police jailed two alleged killers over the weekend in a spate of violent incidents. John Francis Roche, 27, a steamfitter, was nabbed after a red light stop, and Norman Roye, 18, allegedly confessed to rapes and murders involving three Black women. The recent victim Dorothy Westwater, 14, died after being assaulted in Manhattan. earlier slayings and assaults tied to Roche include Marion Brown, Rosa Chronik, and taxi driver Alex Jablonka.
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New York
John Francis Roche
Norman Roye
Isadora Goomes
Goomes
Roche
Dorothy Westwater
Manhattan
Marion Brown
Miss Brown
Rosa Chronik
Alex Jablonka
West European TV network launches eight nation hookup
A 45 minute debut by the $-Nation TV Network connects Britain Belgium Denmark France West Germany the Netherlands Italy Switzerland for a month long broadcast. The opening sequence featured the Fete de Narcisses in Montreux and a Vatican City apostolic blessing by Pope Pius XII.
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London
Montreux
Switzerland
Vatican City
Pius XII
Britain
Belgium
Denmark
France
West Germany
The
Netherlands
Italy
Vietminh pincers close around Red River delta
Vietminh forces surround the Red River delta defense lines after returning to base near Hanoi. French officials warn of a major assault to isolate Hanoi and cut Haiphong routes. Thousands of residents flee as Vietminh presses toward Phu Ly Nam Dinh and Thai Binh.
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Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Pourin
Europe
Haiphong
Vietminh
Phu Ly
Nam Dinh
Thai Binh
Submarine Sighting Triggers US Destroyers Move from Nassau
The U S destroyer escorts Wil Jett and Haas left Nassau to day to probe a submarine sighting 30 miles north of Nassau reported by a Bahamas Airways plane at 1 45 p m EST yesterday. In Geneva, French Foreign Minister Bidault and Vyacheslav Molotov reportedly held a 50 minute exchange on Indochina cease fire supervision but failed to agree on a policing commission. In Washington, a monitored telephone call of Sen Mc Clellan to Secretary Stevens about beating Sen McCarthy to the punch was introduced in the Army hearings.
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McCarthy
Chicago Tribune
Schine
Cohn
Carr
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Stevens-Schine
New York
Army
Dave
Nassau
Bahamas
U. S
Wil Jett and Haas
Nassau Tribune
Bahamas Airways
Geneva
Georges Bidaut
Russia
Vyachev
M. Molotov
Indochina
Molotov
Washington P
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Ralph Zwicker
Eisenhower Ready to Use Powers to Shield CIA Hearings
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower will push executive authority to limit an investigation of the Central Intelligence Agency by Senator McCarthy. Allen W. Dulles, CIA director, is said to have obtained assurances from the president after McCarthy alleged serious Communist infiltration, warning that public hearings could damage CIA operations.
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New York Times
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Anthony Seviere
Allen W. Dulles
CIA
Fort Monmouth
Times
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Time For Administration To Make Decision Gore Says
Senator Gore urges the administration to decide soon on Indochina policy. He backs Senator Knowland's view that the free world must act or risk Communist gains, questioning whether the President or Joint Chiefs should lead. Other senators debate using atomic leverage, UN action, and Pacific allies.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Indochina
Sia
Knowland
California
Senate
Geneva
Sen. Knowland
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of
State Dulles
Southeast
Asia
Manatee
Joint Chiefs
Hanoi
Red River
Free Nations
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
U. S
NBC
Bridges
Sen. Magnuson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
America
United States
Britain
France
Pacific
Wiley
Allen Says India May Sign Pact
America's ambassador to India George W. Allen said India might join a defense alliance with Asian neighbors if Asians take the lead. He noted India's nationalism and believed New Delhi would defend its independence and possibly aid neighboring states like Burma if they or Asia as a region led the effort.
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Washington
America
India
George W. Allen
Allen
Iran
Yugoslavia
U. S. News and World Report
U. S
Indochina
Pakistan
Burma
Warm up Forecast Near Miami Valley with Scattered Showers
After days in a chilly zone the Miami Valley temperatures rise to as high as 86 degrees tomorrow. Partly cloudy and warm weather with scattered showers is expected, while tonight remains mostly fair and warmer with a low around 62. Yesterday’s high in Middletown reached 85 and the low earlier was 54. Today's low was 57.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia
Middletown
Red China Scare Campaign Exposed by U S Information
The U S Information Agency reports a Red scare campaign from Communist China aiming to terrify the populace. It notes public trials for counter-revolutionary activity and harsh penalties for theft of grain amid state repression.
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Washington
China
U. S. Information Agency
Ling
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