Bi Partisan Tone in Eisenhower Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower said foreign affairs are handled on a bi partisan basis and that loyalty and patriotism cross party lines. He commented on Truman's remarks and Democratic criticisms about consultation and noted Knowland’s call to end party carping.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
National Press Club
Eisen
Senate
Sen
Knowlang
California
Knowland
Carping
War rhetoric and testimony at Army-McCarthy hearing
Adams testified that Cohn was extremely upset and declared war over secret installations. He described daily telephone pressures during November aimed at Schine and noted the escalation as the month progressed. Army counsel Welch said Stevens felt reasonably well despite a virus infection and was absent from the hearing.
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Cohn
Adams
Stevens
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Schine
Exports Down in First Quarter. Imports Also Fall
The Commerce Department reports US exports including military aid fell 13 percent in the first quarter of this year compared with 1953. Imports were down 10 percent. Separately a science note says mother seals do not teach their pups to swim at birth.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U. S
Three Hamilton Men Cited In Drug Related Loitering Case
Hamilton police report three men were cited for loitering after they were found in possession of paragoric bought at a local store. Clifford Fole nius 46 admitted narcotics conviction history while Paul Coldiron 23 and George Young 26 faced loitering charges.
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Clifford Folenius
Butler Hotel
Hamilton
Paul Coldiron
Ludlow St
George Young
Pershing Ave
Clarence Bailey
S. Broad Street
Felenius
Sam Moore
Louis Janka
Bailey
Coldiron
Young
Felonius
Mike Hudson
Pearl St
Ralph Bauer
Youth Confesses After Police Follow Lead in Crime Case
Police traced the suspect after a neighbor tipped them to De Moss’s possible involvement. The 5 foot 9 youth, once treated at Wayne County Child Study Clinic and arrested for breaking and entering, broke down saying he did not know why he acted. His mother cited childhood pneumonia and a resulting “brain fever.” Marion Jo Zobrovitz is named as one of Morris and Julie Zobrovitz’s four children.
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Andrew Hunter
de Moss
Terry
Wayne County
Marion Jo
Morris
Julie Zobrovitz
Police Briefs From Middletown Include Thefts And A Missing Person
Police report several incidents including a horn stolen from a station wagon behind Middletown High School valued at 12 dollars, a dog bite on the left leg, a lost brown leather briefcase valued at 80 dollars at Hamilton or Middletown bus stations, and a missing man Robert J. Berkley 40 described as 5 feet 8 inches, 125 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair. Antenna theft from a car, a driving while suspended arrest for Samuel C. Kaiser, and car damage from a hit on Clinton Street south of First Avenue are also noted.
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Dave Polisini
Crawford St
Middletown High School
Ellen Collins
S. Main St
Hamilton
Middletown
Robert J. Berkley
Belvidere St
Police arrest Utah Hutson on assault warrant at factory
Police arrested Utah Hutson aged 36 of 1401 Fairmount Ave at a local factory on a warrant charging assault and battery.
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Utah Hutson
Fairmount Ave
Indochina talks test French government in crisis
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault faces pressures from Communists and Western powers as Paris debates Indochina policy. Premier Laniel’s cabinet risks a confidence vote amid hints of Viet Minh peace talk shifts. The French propose a staged ceasefire with international supervision, prisoner releases, and troop withdrawals, while the Communists demand foreign troop withdrawal, nationwide elections, and recognition of Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia governments.
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Laos
Georges Bidault
United States
Paris
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
Bidault
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Vietminh
Armco Executive Describes Largest Subsidiary Operations
R L Gray president of the Sheffield Steel described the operation of Armco's largest subsidiary to 350 Armco supervisors last night at the Manchester Hotel. The briefing outlined management and production details for the unit.
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R L. Gray
Armco
Manchester
Gray
Sheffield Steel
Red River Delta Tops Danger List
Frenzied air and ground attacks by French B26 bombers smashed Vietminh bases in the Red River delta as Paris warned the delta could be the war’s most dangerous area. French officials said 4 Vietminh were killed and 26 captured with raids on Hanoi Haiphong routes. The clash came as Bodet urged help if Vietminh surged on Hanoi while the United States reportedly refused a Dien Bien Phu air request.
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Indochina
Red River
France
Haiphong
Delta
Pierre Louis Bodet
Henri Navarre
Dien Bien Phu
Bodet
United States
Britain
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