Chou En Lai Plans Departure From Geneva Talks
Reports from New Delhi say Chou En Lai will quit the Geneva parley, leaving Indochina issues to French and rival factions. He will halt in New Delhi for a meeting with Prime Minister Nehru before returning home, as direct talks in Indochina are expected to be unsettled at his departure.
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Red
China
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
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Nehru
Indochina
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai to visit India for talks with Nehru
New Delhi reports Chou En Lai will arrive Thursday for a conference with Prime Minister Nehru. It would be the first visit by a top Chinese official since Peiping established its regime. Observers see potential for a reciprocal trip to Peiping and a more active Indian role in the Indo China peace issue.
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New Delhi
India
China
Chou En-lai
Nehru
Peiping
Simla
Nine party conference secret session handles Viet Nam ceasefire talks
The nine party conference held a secret session to coordinate cease-fire efforts in Viet Nam. French Vietminh and Laotian talks were planned, with VietminhCambodian discussions also arranged. Chou En Lai stayed for private talks with Laos and Cambodia along with Pham Van Dong.
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Viet Nam
Chou
Laos
Cambodia
Pham van Dong
Vietminh
Aluminum outer walls rise on 22 story New York building
Norman Tishman states the aluminum exterior of a 22 story office tower at 57th Street and Park Avenue was erected in a single day by 61 workers in 9% hours. Spectators gathered as two story high sheets were bolted to the frame, a process normally taking 8 to 10 weeks.
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New York
Norman Tishman
57Th Street
Park Avenue
Ex-President Truman in Rough Postoperative Condition
Kansas City report says former President Harry S. Truman remains in a fragile state after gallbladder and appendix removal. Dr. Wallace Graham notes no walking yet and ongoing danger, while Mrs. Truman reports gradual progress and comfort despite heat. He may stay at Research Hospital for about ten days.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Heir Montgomery Ward Thorne Die in Chicago Estate Change
Police seek cause of death for 20 year old Montgomery Ward Thorne heir to a million dollars who altered his will ten days before death naming his fiancee Maureen Regan as principal beneficiary and executrix in Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Maureen Regan
NEA
Kentucky Sheriff Slain in Gallatin County Mystery
Gallatin County Sheriff Hubbard Ferguson 64 was found murdered in a creek near Sparta Kentucky. Investigators say a hatchet wound a bullet and a weighted neck noose were used. A horse shied a bystander found the body two days after the sheriff disappeared following two unanswered calls.
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Warsaw
Kentucky
Gallatin County
Hubbard Ferguson
Sparta
Eagle Creek
Robert Samuel
Samuel
Ferguson
Churchill Seeks Red Unity Before Washington Visit
Prime Minister Churchill said Britain will not miss chances to improve relations with Russia but cautioned it must be a two way process. He spoke to Laborite questions two days before his Washington talks with President Eisenhower and noted the trip was planned before the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indochina bogged down. He said there would be no fixed agenda in Washington and that views on all major current topics would be exchanged.
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Churchill
Britain
Russia
Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Indochina
William N. Warbey
Dulles
U.S
Death of CBS commentator Don Hollenbeck in New York
CBS TV commentator Don Hollenbeck was found dead by gas in his Midtown hotel apartment. Police say it appears to be death by own action with five open gas jets found. In related notes, the McCarthy Army hearings punt verdicts by August 1, and Pierre Mendes France plans Bern talks with Chou En Lai after cabinet meeting.
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CBS
Don Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Middletown
East 48Th St
Manhattan
Washington
PARIS
Permier
Pierre Mendes-France
Chou En-Lai
Bern
Switzerland
Gambling Equipment Seized In Phenix City
Heavily armed civilian and military raiding parties seized more than $20 000 in gambling equipment in Phenix City Alabama last night. Twenty two slot machines and an equal number of pinball gaming tables were confiscated in three raids at a honky tonk and a warehouse and another spot outside town.
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Phenix City
Ala
Vice
Van Fleet and Rhee Confer in Seoul Meeting
General James A. Van Fleet, envoy for Eisenhower, flew to Chinhae to meet President Syngman Rhee at his summer home. Speculation points to a letter from Eisenhower delivered yesterday, possibly about actions after the Geneva talks failure or a U S buildup of ROK forces.
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James A. van Fleet
Far East
Eisenhower
Chinhae
Syngman Rhee
van Fleet
Rhee
Geneva
Korea
U. S
Jets land in Tokyo after nonstop B A17 flight
Three American B47 jets flew 6,700 miles from California to Yokota Air Base in Tokyo. It marked the first Far East flight for the six-jet bombers, with in-air refuels over Hickam Field in Hawaii and Midway Island. The mission lasted over 16 hours from March Field.
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Yokota Air Base
California
Minneapolis
Moscow
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Hickam Field
Hawaii
Midway
Pacific
Peace Concessions Feared By Delegate at Geneva
Washington reports Under Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith fears Communist negotiators at Geneva may propose Indochina peace concessions to sway neutralist sentiment in France. Smith returned after seven weeks as U.S. delegate and is drafting a somber report for President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Indochina
France
Smith
U. S
Eisenhower
Democrats Back Trade Plan in Senate Debate
Twenty two Democrats and Sen Morse promise a fight to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for three years and give the President power to cut tariffs up to five percent yearly. Most leaders expect a one year extension as House action nears, with few agreements already in place. The act lets the President trade lower tariffs for concessions but much of its authority is exhausted.
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Sen
Morse
Eisenhower
Senate
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Congress
Knowland
California
Millikin
R-Cole
United States
Moscow Press Attacks U S On Guatemala
Moscow sponsored propaganda claims by Pravda Izvestia and Trud accuse the United States of instigating and supporting the armed conflict in Guatemala. The articles denounce American rulers and their hires as aggressors, arguing the U S is orchestrating a world war threat.
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Guatemala
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Steel's age Talk Is Snagged in 1954 Contract Talks
U S Steel and United Steelworkers face a snag in 1954 negotiations with a strike possible after the June 30 contract expiry. A wage policy committee of about 170 members convened as talks reportedly faltered over a key issue. The union seeks higher pay, improved pensions, and other benefits for roughly 600,000 steelworkers earning about $2.14 to $2.24 per hour.
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U. S Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
David J. McDonald
Anti-McCarthy Candidate Is Maine Choice
Maine Republicans renominated Sen Margaret Chase Smith in a landslide over McCarthy ally Robert L Jones. Early totals from 613 of 626 precincts show Smith 96159 votes to Jones 19203 with Jones winning only four precincts.
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Portland
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Robert L. Jones
GOP
Mrs. Smith
Jones
Biddeford
Marie McDonald Held After Hitting Four Cars
Beverly Hills police booked actress Marie McDonald after her car struck four parked cars and one at a light. She allegedly fought officers, threatened others, and claimed narcotic sedatives. her husband Harry Karl arrived with an attorney and posted no bond.
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Marie McDonald
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miss McDonald
John Hawkins
Harry Karl
Karl
Rec Yimenanth
Mundt urges salients as basis for Army hearing verdict
Senator Mundt urged the Senate Investigations subcommittee to base its verdict on salient issues only in the McCarthy Army dispute. He spoke ahead of a closed session to narrow controversy and said the panel should write a report listing evidence and reach its own conclusions. Mundt noted potential divergent findings and suggested Jenkins prepare material for the panel. Potter urged firings on both sides and said no new hearing before a clean up.
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Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Potter
R-Mich
Army
John G. Adams
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Pvt
G. David Schine
Adams
Schine
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Supreme Court
Mund
Sen. Potter
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Heat Wave Persists Across The Nation
Summer began with high temperatures nationwide and little relief expected. Cool fronts showed in the sun baked Midwest as showers offered relief in northern Illinois and Indiana with parts of Iowa and Michigan. Iowa flood conditions remained critical with more than
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Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Heat Wave Puts Middletown and Dayton on High
Yesterday's heat peaked around 102 degrees in Middletown per informal readings while Dayton reported 96. The day opened cooler, with a 3 a.m. low of 73. The forecast warned another hot day as temperatures climbed to 83 by 8:45 a.m.
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Dayton
Weather Summary and Impact Report
One thousand families were homeless with crop and property losses in the millions. Showers and thunderstorms stretched from northern Missouri and central Illinois into Michigan, with drizzle along the California coast. Heavy rain fell across eastern Nebraska to southern Wisconsin. California interior and the southwest deserts recorded 100s, Needles hitting 116. Much of the south and east observed high 80s to 90s, while northern border states stayed cooler.
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California
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Desert
Needles
Calif
Engineers Chided For Assuming No Public Functions
A C Monteith of Pittsburgh told the American Institute of Electrical Engineers convention that engineers do many tasks with the slide rule yet neglect governing. He noted only 2 of 96 senators and none of 48 governors are engineers, citing Wilson as a notable exception in defense.
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American Institute of Electrical Enginees
A. C. Monteith
Pittsburgh
Wilson
Defense
Ashland Firm Plans 8 Percent Million Expansion
Ashland Union Mall Foundry Mfg Co announces an expansion to spend 8 million dollars over several years. A new foundry on a 50 acre site on Nankin Road will be built with completion aimed at January 1. The company currently employs about 600 locally.
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Ohio
Union Malleable Mfg. Co
Nankin Rd
Escapee Burge Captured After Frigid Exodus
Ernest Burge, 27, of Marietta, the last of four inmates to flee the Roseville Penitentiary, was trapped in a Minerva gas station washroom. He was arrested by state highway patrol and slated for return to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus after his cold, hungry ordeal.
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Roseville
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
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Minerva
Carroll County
Burge
Television Producer Becomes Episcopal Deacon in Los Angeles
Malcolm Boyd, a former press agent and radio TV producer, was ordained a deacon by Bishop Francis Eric Bloy at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Los Angeles. At 30, he left his partnership with Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers three years ago to study for the ministry and will continue studies at Oxford University.
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Los Angeles
Malcolm Boyd
Boyd
Mary Pickford
Buddy Rogers
Francis Eric Bloy
St. Paul’s
Oxford University
Battle Near For Zacapa Rail Center
In a four day clash over Zacapa Guatemala, government forces claim a Gualan victory near Zacapa while rebels say 25 towns are held. AP reports massing troops around Zacapa on the rail line to Puerto Barrios with clashes at Esquipulas leaving three soldiers dead. both sides anticipate a pitched battle.
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Honduras
Guatemala
Zacapa
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Gualan
Liberation Radio
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Associated Press
Guatemala City
Arbenz
Puerto Barrios
Castillo Armas
Esquipulas
Guatemala Holds Off Own Protest
Guatemala persuades the Inter American Peace Commission to delay its protest against foreign aggression until a United Nations cease fire order can be evaluated. The five nations agreed to the request two hours before the panel met, as Guatemala weighs whether to press the issue at the commission or the U.N. Security Council.
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Guatemala
Inter American Peace Commission
United Nations
Honduras
Nicaragua
Commission
U.N. Security Council
POW Batchelor to Face General Court Martial in Texas
Cpl Claude Batchelor 23 former POW will face a general court martial in San Antonio. Lt Gen White orders noncapital trial. Batchelor accused of consorting with the enemy and promoting Red propaganda while a prisoner after the Korean armistice. Trial expected in August with press access.
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Tex
Claude Batchelor
L D
United States
4Th Army
Nonweapons Atom Information Soon To Be Released
ANN ARBOR Mich The man who helps the Atomic Energy Commission decide what technical information should remain secret predicts peacetime nonweapons tech information will eventually be essentially completely unclassified. Dr James G Beckerley director of classification for the AEC says a true policy on publication of nonweapons technology is of questionable value given Russian progress in the weapons field.
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Mich
Atomic Energy Commission
James G. Beckerley
AEC
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