US Preparing For Red Assault On H-Bomb Tests
United States officials expect a Soviet challenge in the United Nations Trusteeship Council as it reviews hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific. Petitioners from the Marshall Islands seek an immediate halt or safer measures, claiming injuries and displacement. U.S. Delegate Lodge assures compensation and safety protocols, while the U.N. report notes growing island awareness and overall improvement in the trust territory.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N. Trusteeship Council
Pacific
United
Soviet Union
Marshall Islands
U. S
Henry Cabot
Selassie Seeks U S Visits and Military Base Talks
Emperor Haile Selassie plans a U S tour ending with a meeting with President Eisenhower in Washington. He aims to see American leaders and bases, meet a typical American family, and possibly witness a U S military base agreement in Ethiopia. He will visit Minnesota to see a local farm family.
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Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
United States
America
U.S
Solomon
Sheba
New York
Eisenhower
Washington
State Department
King of Kings
Lion of Judah
Minnesota
U. S
Joseph Simonson
Edwin Doty
Rochester
Minn
Dotys
Chinese Take Precautions for Chiang Kai shek Inauguration
In Formosa guards prepare for possible Communist air raids during Chiang Kai shek’s second term inauguration. Invitations include air raid instructions. A shelter for the diplomatic corps and guest shelters are arranged. U S officials Wilson Rankin and Chase attend.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chiang Kaishek
U.S. Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Karl L. Rankin
William C. Chase
FBI Agent's Son Cracks His First Case
In Louisville Kentucky Bobby Peters son of a FBI agent helps recover a stolen car found abandoned along Lone Oak Trail. His uncle Richard Peters recorded the license plate prompting police to trace the theft to Emma Moon a Centre College teacher in Danville Kentucky.
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Bobby Peters
FBI
Lone Oak Trail
Bobby
Richard Peters
Danville
Emma Moon
Centre College
Dogs nuisance worries Smithfield school officials
Smithfield police officer Warren Manchester says many dogs follow children to school, causing distraction and hazards. He urged keeping dogs at home during school hours to protect pupils and reduce traffic risks.
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Smithfield
R. I
Warren Manchester
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