Dulles to Speak on Atoms and Peace at United Nations
United States Secretary of State Dulles opens the ninth U N General Assembly with a broad review of world affairs and a possible new emphasis on Eisenhower's peaceful atomic pool plan. He is to address 60 members in a 30 minute broadcast, following Chile's Jose Maza and Canada's Lester B. Pearson. The Steering Committee advances Greece Cyprus independence and Indochina issues while debating Indonesia Western New Guinea action.
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Jose Maza
Chile
Lester B. Person
Atoms For Peace
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Germany
Russia
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Britain
Cose
Laos
Cambodia
Indonesia
Western New Guinea
Netherlands
Australia
Eastern New Guinea
France
China
Colombia
Iceland
Dutch Assembly
Beebo N. van Kleffens
van Kleffens
Ike to Dish Up Beef Stew for Denver Dinners
New York dispatch says President Eisenhower will personally dish up beef stew to luncheon diners in Denver next Monday. Secretary Ezra Benson announced at a meeting of the American Meat Institute and United Fruit and Vegetable Association that the President will act as chef to promote meat and vegetables sales.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
American Meat Institute
United Fruit and Vegetable Assn
Missile expert shifted to nonsecret work in Britain
London officials report Dr Standish Masterman 43 a government expert on guided missiles has been transferred from secret work due to past Communist party membership. Security and Supply Ministry officials say loyalty is strong but past political ties prompted the change. The ministry oversees Britain's atomic and secret weapons programs.
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London
Standish Masterman
Communist Party
Britain
Rhodes Refuses to Engage in Name-Calling Over Turnpike Audit
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, says he will not participate in an indecent name calling dispute over an audit critical of the Ohio Turnpike Commission. Governor Lausche and Turnpike chairman James W. Shacknessy defended their positions as the dispute spills into politics.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Rhodes
James W. Shacknessy
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State of the Ohio Turnpike Commission
U S Proposes Alternatives to European Defense Plans
Washington officials quietly draft three avenues for European defense if the London conference stalls on a German arms program. Options include peripheral defense basing in Britain and the Middle East, direct rearmament of Germany, and an interim arming with sovereignty granted to West Germany. Dulles heads to London to seek acceptable solutions with France West Germany Britain and other allies.
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Netherlands
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Mendes-France
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Senate Recall Delayed Over McCarthy Censure Session
Republican Leader Knowland said reconvening the Senate to consider censure of Sen. McCarthy will take several days. Secretary Mark Trice cited ongoing consultations with Knowland and Sen. Johnson, delaying a firm date and likely extending debate beyond a week.
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William Knowland
Trice
Sen. Johnson
Texas
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Duchess Heads Home After U S and Canada Tour
The Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra departed New York aboard the Queen Mary, ending a brief tour of the United States and Canada.
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Duchess of Kent
Princess Alexandra
Queen Mary
United States
Canada
Fleming Army Officer Convicted Of Collaborating With Reds
Lt Col Harry Fleming, first American POW court martialed for conduct as a prisoner in Korea, is dismissed from the service and forfeits pay after a 12 hour court-martial. Fleming vows to fight on to clear his name as supporters plan an appeal, with Racine backing a defense fund.
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FT. Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Korea
Fleming
Imed
Col. Fleming
Racine
Wis
Kingston W. Ehrlich
5Th Army
Japanese fisher dies after Bikini H bomb ash exposure
Aikichi Kuboyama, 40, radioman on the Lucky Dragon, died in Tokyo after exposure to radioactive ash from the U S hydrogen bomb test at Bikini on March 1. He was among 23 fishermen aboard the vessel 80 miles from Bikini, with the others hospitalized. The United States offered Japan one million dollars in damages. the incident sparked national and international concern and anti American sentiment in Japan.
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U.S
Bikini
Aikichi Kuboyama
Japan
United States
Washington
Kuboyvama
Kuboyama
Italian Communists Demand Scelba Resign Over Montesi Case
Italian Communists pressed for Premier Mario Scelba’s resignation amid Montesi scandal charges while police kept alert. Umberto Terracini accused Scelba of responsibility as investigations linked to Piero Piccioni and a seaside death tied to political and social figures.
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Mario Scelba
Wilma Montesi
Italy
Senate
Umberto Terracini
Scelba
Montesi
Reds
Alcide de Gasperi
Cam
Piero Piccioni
Attilio Piccioni
Ostia
Communist-Socialist Bloc
Ugo Montagna
Stagna
Piccioni
Eisenhower Defends Local Power Overreach at McNary Dam
President Eisenhower campaigned across the Pacific Northwest defending local control of power resources and opposing centralized federal bureaucracy. He spoke at the McNary Dam dedication in Oregon and urged citizens to participate in developing the nation’s power resources.
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Wash
Lee Metcalf
Metcalf
Winfield E. Page
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Wesley d'Ewart
Stout D’ewart
Senate
James M. Murray
Guy Cordon
Richard L.neuberger
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
United States
USW Leader Rules Out Leaving CIO
ATLANTIC CITY N J TM-Dav id J McDonald announced no plan to lead the United Steelworkers out of the CIO. The USW president urged 3 000 delegates at the steel workers convention to back a unity resolution and dismissed reports of a split with CIO chief Walter Reuther as figments of imagination.
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United Steelworkers
CIO
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Walter Reuther
Pilot sacrifices to save crew in California crash
In San Bernardino California rescue teams completed operations for eight airmen who bailed from a burning cargo plane while captain Co M Eckstein, 33, rode the aircraft to death to allow his crew to escape. The twin engine C82 crashed near Big Bear Lake after refueling at Norton AFB starting a forest fire. Eckstein left a widow and two children in Sioux City Iowa.
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Co. M. Eckstein
Canton
Ohio
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Norton Afb
Big Bear Lake
Lake Arrowhead
Eckstein
Sioux City
Iowa
Chiang Men Reds Engage In Gun Duel
In Formosa heavy artillery exchanges between Nationalist forces on Quemoy and Communist batteries on the mainland produced more than 2000 shells in a one hour duel. Nationalist planes and warships bombarded Amoy and other targets as Red air activity was noted near the Tachen Islands.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Quemoy
Amoy
Chang Ti-ting
Army
Chang
Tachen Islands
Senator Margaret Chase Smith Seeks Soviet Visit
Senator Margaret Chase Smith said she has asked for a visa to visit Soviet Russia next month as part of a round the world trip not at government expense. She hopes for approval but notes a possible Senate return on October 2 may delay plans. She has frequently clashed with Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Russia
U.S
Fire claims infant and Fairborn man in apartment blaze
A 25-year-old Fairborn man Francis Willis and his 7-month-old daughter Linda Kay died in an early morning fire that gutted their first floor apartment. Wife Pauline and 19 month old son Michael were hospitalized in Miami Valley with injuries.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Francis Willis
Linda Kay
Pauline
Michael
Miami Valley Hospital
Rioting at Missouri Penitentiary Leaves Four Dead
A blaze at the Missouri State Penitentiary in Jefferson City left four convicts dead and about 30 prisoners along with three guards injured. Hundreds of inmates were involved as flames damaged eight buildings. troopers regained control within hours, with officials estimating damages around 5 million dollars. The dead were Don Manning and J C Swink, with others unnamed.
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Thomas E. Whitecotton
State Capitol
State Highway Patrol
C. E. Potts
Harry Brigham
Jefferson Geary
Oscar Carrington
Ralph E. Eidson
Corrections
Don Manning
County
J. C. Swink
Dallas County
Explosion near Bitburg kills 22 in Germany
Bitburg police report 22 people died when a U S Air Force gasoline storage tank exploded near Bitburg Germany late today. No immediate confirmation from the Air Force.
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Germany
Bitburg
Here
Broken axle derails Santa Fe streamliner near San Francisco
The Santa Fe Railway San Francisco Chief derailed at Orwood Crossing 40 miles east of San Francisco after a dragging axle on one diesel unit caused nine cars to leave the track. About 191 passengers escaped serious injury with two passengers and three crew hospitalized overnight. damage pegged at 250000.
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Orwood Crossing
Walter Johnson
Emil Kloehn
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