Guatemala Asks Honduras To Stop Anti Reds From Assembling
Guatemala urged Honduras to prevent anti Arbenz exiles from massing along the border for a possible assault on the regime. Ambassador Chinchilla warned of armed exiles flown to border points and spoke of ships approaching Puerto Barrios as tensions rise across Central America.
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Amadeo Chinchilla
J. Edgardo Valenzuela
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Belize
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Puerto Barrios
Carlos Castillo Armas
el Salvador
Castillo Armas
Vietminh Losses Reported in Red River Delta Clashes
French high command says at least 39 Vietminh rebels killed and 30 captured in delta clashes northeast and south of Hanoi. In one hit and run attack near Tien Yen, 16 Vietminh killed, 10 prisoners. Warplanes bomb and strafe bases and supply routes toward Hai Duong and Hanoi.
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Indochina
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Red River
Viet Nam
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French Union
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Haiphong
Fallen Dien Bien Phu
Mendes-France vows peace push if elected premier
Paris. Pierre Mendes-France told the National Assembly that if he becomes premier he will resign if no Indochina peace is achieved before July 20. He outlined a three point program including a settlement effort, an economic recovery plan, and decisions on an European Army policy. He spoke before a packed chamber and anticipated questions may prolong proceedings to late tonight.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
French National Assembly
France
Indochina
Mendes-France
Democrats Call Slashed Budget a Terrible Gamble
In Washington the $29.2 billion defense bill faced Senate passage amid Democratic protests that the Eisenhower budget risks national security. Sen. Symington sought 100 to 250 million for missiles and weapons research, while Kennedy eyed another try to restore two Army divisions. Democratic critics Gore Monroney Humphrey Mansfield Maybank argued the lean plan endangers security.
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Maybank
Convicts Escape From Ohio Penitentiary
Four escaped inmates armed with a pistol rifle and shotgun fled Roseville Penitentiary after overpowering a guard. Identified as Charles Hanovich Homer Thacker Ernest Burge and Richard Strahm all in blue uniforms and about five eight, with prior convictions including murder armed robbery burglary and riot involvement. Authorities hunted them in Ohio and West Virginia after the breakout yesterday.
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Roseville
J. S. Thompson
Charles Hanovich
Wheeling
W. Va
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Homer Thacker
Dayton
Ernest Burge
Marietta
Richard Strahm
Lima
Strahm
Ohio Penitentiary
Jordan River Development Plan Advances
President Eisenhower's special envoy Eric Johnston said substantial progress was made toward a plan for joint Israeli Arab development of the Jordan river after four days of talks with Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Syria. He noted an acceptable plan may be formed soon and that Israel's Arab neighbors rejected an American plan for the watershed. Johnston will travel to Tel Aviv to meet Israeli officials.
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Eisenhower
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Instrument Left Inside Patient Seeks $100,000
Mrs Annie Mat Allgood Jones of New Castle Delaware sues Johns Hopkins Hospital for 100000 over an instrument left inside her abdomen during surgery. The suit drops Dr Amos R Koontz as a defendant after testimony. Dr Charles Reid Edwards of the University of Maryland cites a regrettable incident caused by a break in teamwork among operating room personnel.
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Annie Mat Allgood Jones
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ex OSU Men Sentenced at Mansfield Reformatory
In Columbus two former Ohio State University students began serving 1-15 year terms at Mansfield Reformatory for burglary. Robert E. Pippen 18 of Troy and Alfred G. Stukey 19 of Hudson were sentenced here yesterday. A third student Roger L. Walton 19 of Salem will be tried June 25 on receiving and concealing stolen property.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Robert E. Pippen
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Alfred G. Stukey
Hudson
Roger L. Walton
Salem
Heat Persisted Across Midwest and South Amid Light Cooling
The Associated Press reports continued hot and humid conditions in the Midwest and South with little relief expected for days. Some cooler Pacific air reached western Minnesota and Iowa but failed to significantly cut the heat in the central U.S. Skies were clear in the southern half west of the Mississippi while the Northwest saw cooling. Temperatures topped 100 in parts of Texas New Mexico and Arizona with 109 in Presidió Texas marking a 20 day run above that level. Showers stretched from the Northwest to the Great Lakes and southward through the Ohio Valley and into the southern states with coastal rain near Boston and heaviest rainfall in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley.
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Iowa
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Boston
Russians Lead In Chess Match On U S Soil
A Russian chess team led 5-1 in the first round against America’s top players in New York. They won four games and drew two as the match extended past midnight. Donald and Robert Byrne had two unfinished games as time expired. Samuel Reshevsky drew with Vassily Smyslov, and Arthur Bisguier drew with Tigran Petrosian.
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U. S
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Robert Byrne
Samuel Reshevsky
Vassily Smyslo
Arthur Bisguier
Tigran
Summer Fur Style Dallas Dispute Ends in Peace Bond
A Dallas woman testified her husband threatened to air condition the home and attacked a fur coat with a long knife. She showed Justice of the Peace Bill Richburg a coat with one arm cut off and slashes in the back. The judge placed the husband under a peace bond after the tense exchange.
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Justice of the Peace
Bill Richburg
Richburg
Blackford Named Middletown School Chief for Three Years
John D. Blackford, 49, appointed Middletown superintendent for three years at $12,000 annual pay. He has led Mariemont Schools since 1944 and was chosen after a 17-member committee screened top candidates. Blackford, a Miami University alum, plans to move to Middletown after a Canada fishing trip.
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Cincinnati
R. H. Snyder
Snyder
Blackford
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Joseph Woodruff
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Upper Sandusky
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Ohio Education Assn
Rotary International
Mariemont Interdenominational Church
Cincinnati School
Democrats Back Of Army Charges In McCarthy Hearings
In Washington AP reports Sen McCarthy said Democratic promotion of the Army McCarthy hearings would cause Democrats to “suffer and bleed.” On the 36th day of the probe Symington charged Mundt with partisan remarks as Clifford’s role at issue was discussed. The session revisited charges over pressures on Pvt G David Schine and the use of him as a potential hostage to shield the McCarthy camp’s probe of Communists in the Army.
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Symington
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R-Sd
Mundt
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Truman
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Clifford
Stevens
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Schine
McCarthy Subcommittee
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Joseph N. Welch
John G. Adams
Six Liquor Agents Out Allen Says
Ohio's enforcement chief Edward J. Allen reported six liquor agents resigned since January's end following the bribery indictment of Harry D. Thomas in Cincinnati. Gov Lausche said Allen and state liquor director Anthony A. Rutkowski would move quickly on probe developments. The latest firing was investigator Thomas Paonessa, dismissed after a suspension for a liquor law violation.
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Ohio
Edward J. Allen
State Liquor Department
Harry D. Thomas
Cincinnati
Allen
Frank J. Lausche
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Thomas Paonessa
Paonessa
Oppenheimer Probe Aimed to Foil Congressional Inquiry
Congressional sources say the security review of J Robert Oppenheimer was prompted to head off a congressional probe. A 1953 FBI letter by ex- Senate Atomic Energy Committee aide William L. Borden supported suspicions he was a Soviet agent, fueling the hearings before a three man AEC panel chaired by Gordon Gray.
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
William L. Borden
FBI
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
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Soviet Union
Borden
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
Rind
Capitol Hill
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Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
AEC
I. I. Rabi
Columbia University
Rabi
Lewis L. Straus
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Congressional Atomic Committee
Bidault Seeks To Salvage Indochina Peace Talks
In Geneva Foreign Minister Georges Bidault met with top delegates from Britain the United States the Soviet Union and China seeking to keep Indochina peace talks alive. He held discussions with Molotov and Zhou Enlai and warned that talks must not collapse while planning for an indefinite standby group to sustain negotiations.
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Paris
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Wern
Pierre M
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USA
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Cambodia
Vyaceslav M. Molotov
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
France
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Freedom Threats Reagan Era Naval Leader Warns
Adm. William Radford told the national American Red Cross convention that American freedom is threatened by international communism and warned the world remains a danger so long as a global conspiracy endures. He referenced ongoing concerns about funding and relief disbursements amid post-strike issues.
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Adm
Arthur Ra
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Eisenhower
Hos Ryan
B26 Crewman Killed in Japanese Air Crash Near Hiroshima
An Air Force B 26 crash west of Hiroshima killed one crewman while four others parachuted to safety. The Air Force reported three crewmen survived with minor injuries and were rescued.
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Hiroshima
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Churchill May Address Congress On Visit Here
British Prime Minister Churchill may appeal for closer U. S. British teamwork during his Washington visit with President Eisenhower. Officials discuss a possible congressional speech or an address to an unofficial body, with no invitation yet issued.
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Eisenhower
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