Geneva Talks Deadlocked as Korean Talks Held in Geneva
In Geneva, Indo china peace talks stall amid French crisis bids and a looming vote of confidence for Premier Laniel. US and Western partners seek a unified approach on Korea under UN supervision while Contending plans for Indochina elections and armistice are debated.
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Geneva
Indochina
France
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
United States
U.N
U.S
Syngman Rhee
U. N
Arthur Dean
Rhee
North Korea
Seoul
Viet Nam
Vietminh
Cambodia
Laos
Bao Dai
Red China
Chou Tn-Lai
Gunmen die by own hands after police pursuit in New Haven
Two gunmen sought for wounding a detective at a downtown New Haven movie theater killed themselves as police closed in. James Pollard and Clarence Rydstrom, ages 26 and 21, died in an attic ambush and a taxicab, respectively, after a Monday holdup in Middlebury netted 1400 dollars and valuables. Detective Ralph Palma was shot in the chest during the confrontation. Police used tear gas and a citywide cab patrol before the fatal outcomes.
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New Haven
Conn
Howard O. Young
James Pollard
Stonington
Young
Clarence Rydstrom
Waterbury
Ralph Palma
Pollard
Rydstrom
Middlebury
Palma
Eisenhower signs St. Lawrence Seaway bill at White House
President Eisenhower signed the St. Lawrence seaway bill in a White House ceremony promising start on the project to bring ocean trade into the United States. The signing, witnessed by Canadian Ambassador Heaney and several Congress members, used nine pens including two made from Fort Detroit wood. The plan joins the United States and Canada to deepen the river system to Toledo and beyond with six years of construction and an additional hydroelectric project in New York and Ontario.
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Washington
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
White House
Congress
A. D. P. Heaney
Bill
A. O
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Toledo
Ohio
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Woodrow Wilson
International Rapids
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
N.Y
New York State
Ontario
Sen
Adams denies Stephens ordered halt to McCarthy probe
Army counselor John G. Adams testified that Secretary of the Army Stevens did not order him to stop the McCarthy subcommittee investigation at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and that he did not attempt to halt it. He said he and Stevens had no prior discussion of McCarthy difficulties before Adams became Army counselor on October 1.
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John Adams
McCarthy Army
Washington
Adams
George Sokolsky
Sen. McCarthy
G. David Schine
Roy Cohn
McCarthy
Schine
John G. Adams
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
McCarthy Subcommittee
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Senate
Sen
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Adams Jenkins
Congressional
Monmouth
FBI
White House
McCarthy Committee
New York
Reds Break Truce Pact Charge for MUNSAN
Swiss and Swedish members of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission accuse Czechoslovak and Polish colleagues of blocking adequate policing of Red held North Korea. They decline responsibility for the resulting situation after noncooperation. The UN Command accuses Reds of violating the Korean armistice by bringing in men and equipment. The four nation commission polices rotation of soldiers and materiel into North and South Korea.
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North Korea
Korea
Supervisory Commission
North
South Korea
Dewey Calls Milk Switch as Coffee Surplus Grows
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged Americans to switch from coffee to milk to reduce a milk surplus of 165 million quarts through last March. Latin American diplomats expressed concern that the move could strain hemispheric solidarity and U.S. foreign policy with coffee nations like Brazil.
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Ray Kohn
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling
N. Y
Dewey
Joao Carlos Muniz
Brazil
United States
Atom expected to up number injured in war
Brig. Gen. William J. Kennard of the US Air Force said at a NATO medical conference that the United States expects atomic weapons to double the number of military men injured in war. He stated casualties could rise from 6-8 percent to 12-16 percent, with some services suffering even greater losses.
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Paris
NATO
United States
William J. Kennard
US Air Force
Kennard
Physician Flown To Dien Bien Phu To Arrange Wounded Release
Dr Pierre Huard head of Hanoi University medicine led a French mission by helicopter to Dien Bien Phu to organize the rapid evacuation of wounded French Union troops. About 700 men are expected to be flown out, among 1 300 to 1 400 wounded, with Communists to release only those in the serious category.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Pierre Huard
University of Hanoi
Huard
Warm spell seen as Miami Valley forecast rises to 70
Vandalia weather forecasters warn of a warming trend for the Miami Valley with a high near 70 tomorrow and a cool night with a low around 44. Expect pleasant weather as milder temperatures arrive tonight and tomorrow with fair conditions.
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Miami Valley
Clyde Hoey Dies at 76 Longtime North Carolina Senator
Senator Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina died at age 76 after a long career in newspapering law and politics. He chaired a subcommittee on 5 percenter scandals in the Truman era and served in the Senate since 1945 after a term as governor.
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Washington
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Senate
Truman
Hoey
Willis Smith
George W. Calver
Congress
William B. Umstead
Grease Cherry
Gastonia
Carlisle Higgins
Winston-Salem
Umstead
Capitol Hill
Shelby, N.C
State House of Representatives
State Senate
U.S. Attorney
U.S. House of Representatives
Flood Drives 100 From Homes In Oklahoma
Widespread flood in Waurika Oklahoma drives more than 100 people from their homes. Three teenagers Lavon L. Rogers Leslie Gay and Helen Gay were rescued after a boat capsized. Lincoln schoolhouse exploded and burned as boiler fires were doused by rising water. Authorities evacuated residents to shelters in public buildings.
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Waurika
Oklaha
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Simon Kennedy
Lavon L. Rogers
Leslie Gay
Helen Gay
West May Revise Proposals at Atomic Powers Talks
London hosts a five-nation disarmament meeting under UN auspices as Western powers including the United States Britain France and Canada consider revised proposals to break the deadlock with the Soviet Union over banning atomic and germ warfare. The talks opened with a push for enforceable supervision before any ban and featured key delegates Selwyn Lloyd Lester Pearson Jules Moch Jacob Malik and Morehead Patterson.
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London
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Commission
U.S
Pacific
Globe
Churchill
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Selwyn Lloyd
Stalks
Morehead Patterson
Lester B. Pearson
Cnse
Jules Moch
Jacob Malik
West
Laniel Defends Indochina Policy in Confidence Vote
Paris AP Premier Laniel defended his shaky government stating Dien Bien Phu delayed Vietminh attacks on the Red River delta and Laos. He urged the National Assembly for a vote of confidence as the fate of his cabinet and possibly the Geneva conference hung on the outcome.
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Paris
Jos
Laniel
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Laos
National Assembly
Indochina
Lanie
He Sa
Mossadegh Conviction Upheld by Iranian Appeals Court
An army appeals court in Tehran upheld ex-premier Mohammed Mossadegh's three year solitary confinement sentence and increased Taghi Riahi's punishment to four years. The court's 6-1 ruling affirmed the military tribunal verdict from last August with Mossadegh planning to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Tehran
Tran P
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Mossadegh
Shah Moehammed Reza Pahlevi
Fazollah Zahedi
Supreme Court
Taghi Riahi
Riahi
Cyclone Sinks 108 Japanese Fishing Boats and Crew
The Asahi reports about a violent cyclone offshore causing the loss of 900 Japanese fishermen aboard 108 boats. Many crewmen are presumed drowned as boats capsized or vanished in the tre mendous storm.
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Tokyo
Necessae Ieee
Asahi
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