Geneva analysis suggests Communists seek surrender path unlikely
AP reports in Geneva that despite weeks of talks no indication of Communist willingness to concede. Russians steer Vietminh speeches, aiming for long war in Asia while US faces growing distrust and potential blocs. Asian leaders fear general war and prefer cautious neutrality over siding with any power.
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Bing Crosby Son Hurt In Two Car Crash
Gary Crosby twenty, son of Bing Crosby, injured mildly in a two car crash near San Jose. A Mexican national, Felix Oliveras twenty four, was killed and six others hurt. Crosby pulled from a mountain trip for hospital visit. highway patrol found no blame.
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Calif
Gary Crosby
Bing Crosby
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Gary
Crosby
Felix Oliveras
Jesus Hernandez
Firemen Battle Beehive Blaze in California Street Tree
Clarence Santry attempted smokeout to remove a tree swarm but set the tree on fire. Firemen responded and suffered bee bites while containing the blaze. The damage included a scorched tree and minor injuries to firefighters.
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Marysville
Calif
Clarence Santry
Panty Raid Cry Triggers Alert at Missouri Campus
A University of Missouri student yelled panty raid last night prompting police to respond. Officers arrived with highway patrol and National Guard on alert, but no panty raiders were observed and the scare subsided.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
National Guard
New York Upturn Signals Confidence in 1930s Economy
New York merchants feel the worst is past with signs of improvement in garment and textile trades and rising costs, while unemployment remains above national levels in some sectors. Worth Street cotton orders suggest relief in the textile cycle, and new housing continues despite vacancy signs. A proposed 5 percent admissions tax could affect residents and visitors alike.
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New York City
United States
Worth Street
French General Returns From Indochina Tour
Gen. Paul Ely chief of the French general staff arrives in Paris after a fact finding visit to Indochina. He says he has nothing to say to reporters and will meet government and military leaders likely today. He is joined by Gen. Raoul Salan and Pierre Pelissier to assess the fallout after Dien Bien Phu fell to the Viet Minh.
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Saigon
France
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Basement Cave-in Claims 2YearOld in Cambridge
A 2-year-old boy, Richard W. Sigman Jr., died when the basement collapsed during excavation for a new home in Cambridge. He was buried beneath hundreds of pounds of earth as his father dug the basement.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Richard W. Sigman Jr
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