Brownell Attacks McCarthy Plans On Secret Data
Baltimore AP Atty Gen Brownell condemned Sen McCarthy s invitation to government workers to bring secret information. He warned it threatens separation of powers and could replace government by law with rule by an individual. He cited Army McCarthy hearings and urged Congress to keep control of secrets and funds.
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Brownell
McCarthy
Baltimore
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
National Editorial Assn
United States
Executive Branch
Missing Child Found Asleep In Cupboard
Nearly 200 searchers from Troy New York hunted for Holly Chase a two year old who vanished during hide and seek. Police firemen and Boy Scouts joined the effort with searchlights a swamp boardwalk and extensive patrols. A neighbor found the child asleep in an upstairs closet where she had hidden for about three hours.
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Troy
N.Y
Holly Chase
Gail Fitzgerald
Holly
Revolt by Guatemalan Exiles Rumors Roil Border
Armed Guatemalan exile forces mass near the Honduras border amid signals of a possible D day against President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. Claims of large demonstrations in Guatemala City and exile movements under Carlos Castillo Armas surface as tensions rise.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Robinson Testifies In Own Murder Trial
In Newark Ohio Carl Robinson 35 testifies about his life up to months before his stepfather William Monroe 68 was shot and killed at Monroe's farm near Johnstown on April 6 during his first degree murder trial.
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Newark
Ohio
Carl Robinson
William Monroe
Monroe
Johnstown
Extradition Put to Brownell Over Lima Man
Bonn Germany United States prosecutor recommended the Justice Department decide on extraditing ex Captain James M Leech from Lima Ohio to stand trial for the 1946 slayings of three American officers in Bavaria. He urged submission of evidence for an opinion on basis for extradition.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
U.S. Department of Justice
James M. Leech
Lima
Ohio
Bavaria
Thomas C. Lancian
Everett
Mass
Frankfurt
James B. Conant
Lancian
Leech
Landau
Everett S. Corran
Washington, D. C
Adrian L. Wessler
New Rochelle
N. Y
Stanley M. Rosewater
Omaha
Neb
William D. Canfield
Hampden
Landan
Canfield
United States
Lancan
Copettion
Five U.S. Air Force Men Missing Near Tourane Vietminh Suspected
In Saigon AP report five U.S. Air Force airmen stationed at a French air base in Tourane are missing and feared captured by Vietminh. A Vietnamese peasant reported seeing the men among 20 Senegalese prisoners ten miles south of Tourane. General John O’Daniel heads an inquiry after the airmen left the base without passes and were not at roll call.
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Saigon
Indochina
Tourane
U.S
John O'Daniel
Viet Nam
Hanoi
America
Heat Wave Persists Across Midwest and South
The Associated Press reports no relief from a week long heat wave across the central and southern United States. Temperatures in the high 80s and 90s are expected, with 100s in the far Southwest and 111 at Presidio Texas. Cooler air moves slowly from the Pacific but widespread relief is not yet in sight.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Great Plains
Presidio
Tex
Russia and Iran ink new barter pact to boost shipments
Russia and Iran signed a barter agreement effective May 1 1954 through March 31 1955 pledging 68 million rials of agricultural machinery and 20 million rials of electrical equipment from Russia. Iran will provide fish lead tin ore skins and other products in return. The rial rate is 32.5 to the dollar.
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Tehran
Iran
Russia
Instructor Wins First Victory In Chess Tournament
NEW YORK Donald Byrne a 24 year old University of Michigan instructor chalked up Americas first victory in the Soviet U S chess tournament by beating the champion of Russia He defeated Yuri Auerbach in 59 moves Byrne's brother Robert 26 fought a losing battle with Alexander Kotov at a neighboring table in a banquet room at the Hotel Roosevelt The Russians are far ahead in points 6 2 In the eight first round games they won five drew two and lost one The next round starts tomorrow night.
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New York
Donald Byrne
University of Michigan
America
Russia
Yuri Auerbach
Byrne
Robert
Alexander Kotov
Hotel Roosevelt
Mendes-France Forms Government Aims Indochina Peace
Pierre Mendes-France moves to form a new French government with a pledge to secure an Indochina settlement before July 20 or resign. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault is not expected to join, as the Popular Republican Movement balks at the cabinet. He outlines a three stage program prioritizing Indochina peace first.
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Harvey Hudson
PARIS
Pierre Mendes-France
Indochina
Georges Bidault
The
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Assembly
Stevenson Attacks Republicans in Michigan Tour
Adlai Stevenson denounced the Republican party during a one day trip through Lower Michigan while Michigan Democrats raced to avoid intra party clashes ahead of the August 3 primary. He predicted a Democratic House win next fall and favored prospects for a Senate victory. Patrick McNamara skipped most events, while Blair Moody joined Stevenson in several appearances. Moody also stood with Stevenson at a Detroit reception for 3,000 local Democrats.
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Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Michigan
Republican Party
Patrick McNamara
Blair Moody
U.S
Stevenson
Moody
Lansing
Davison
Birmingham
Wayne
Oakland
Monroe County
Masonic Temple
McNamara
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Hillary Returns Well After Himalayan Illness
Sir Edmund Hillary, Everest conqueror, arrived in Calcutta from a Himalayan glacier where he was reported stricken with pneumonia last month. He appeared hale and hearty as he returned to civilization.
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Calcutta
India
Edmund Hillary
Lebron Sentenced for Puerto Rico Independence Shootings
Lolita Lebron and three Nationalist party members were convicted on assault with a dangerous weapon counts after a two week trial. Lebron, 34, awaits the potential 50 year maximum while co defendants face up to 75 years each for intent to kill and related charges.
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Washington
Lolita Lebron
Radical Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figuero Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Lebron
Financial aspects of Lemon Township Middletown merger study
A citizen committee led by Don Reichelderfer surveyed and projected the finances of the Lemon Township and Middletown school districts. Sunday's Journal will publish a full report with charts from the study. It also notes Boy Scout camp plans and Girl Scout activities as part of the Valley section.
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Lemon Township
Middletown
Don Reichelderfer
Camp Hook
Franklin
Springboro
Carlisle
Waynesville
S Valley
Camp Middlemoor
J. A. McCall
Journal
Mendes France forms cabinet amid peace talks in Indochina
Paris reports Premier Pierre Mendes France rushed to assemble a cabinet and may retain the foreign affairs post while seeking a Geneva meeting with the Communists. He plans to travel to Geneva Monday to fill the diplomatic gap after Joseph Laniel's government fell.
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Paris
France
Pierre Mendes- France
Georges Bidault
Indochina
Geneva
Joseph Laniel
France vows talks with Ho Chi Minh while keeping Indochina force
The new French Premier said negotiations with Ho Chi Minh and the Vietminh are urged while precautions to protect French troops in Indochina are taken. He stressed the plan does not imply surrender and that France will remain in the Far East.
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Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
Mendes-France
St. PiThe
France
Far East
Bombers Moved to Guam Bases From Japan
The Air Force shifts heavy bombers in the Far East to SAC control. B 29s from Japan to Guam for training and eventual transfer, with B 50s to replace them. The Superforts, famed for WWII Japan raids and Korean bombing, head toward retirement.
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Guam
Tokyo
Air Force
Far East
Strategic Air Command
Carrier of Atomic Weapons
Japan
SAC
Kokota Air Base
Here
Korea
Both Sides Lied in Surprise Potter Report On Hearing
Democrats on the McCarthy Army investigating subcommittee pressed for quick criminal review for perjury or misuse of a secret document. Senator Potter accused both sides of pressuring witnesses and suggested dismissals for staff, while the panel eyed possible dual reports and closed-door deliberations.
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Potter
Washington
Senate
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Army Secretary Stevens defends integrity amid McCarthy clash
Secretary of the Army Stevens, in a briefing at Quantico after McCarthy hearings, says the Army's integrity is no longer at stake and he will not resign. He declines Mundt’s after hearings cocktail party and expects no Army personnel to attend. He pledges continued cooperation with Congress and asserts no abuse of Army personnel will occur.
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Quantico
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Sen. Mundt
R.S
Mundt
Washington
Defense Department
Armed Forces
McCarthy
United States
Congress
Wilson
Liquor Department to Probe Shakedown Allegations
Ohio liquor authorities announce a departmental probe into alleged shakedowns across seven counties after a Cincinnati agent was indicted for bribery. The investigation follows tape recordings from former agent William Morrison and involves Cuyahoga Franklin Richland Trumbull Delaware Lucas and Hamilton counties with tapes to be reviewed by local prosecutors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Liquor Department
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Edward J. Allen
Frank J. Lausche
Cincinnati
Harry D Thomas
William D. Morrison
Hamilton County
C. Watson Hover
Gation
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Richland
Trumbull
Delaware
Lucas
Hamilton
Franklin County
Frank H. Kearns
Grand Jury
Hover
Allen
Morrison
Department
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