Red China Forms Formosa Stand Deepens Geneva Doubts
Chou En lai declares Peiping will not bow to Uncle Sam on Formosa and hints Seventh Fleet withdrawal. Taipei fears Geneva concessions may yield U S recognition. Congress questions aims while Washington pursues face to face talks to press Red China on detained Americans.
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Senators clash on Geneva talks and Nationalist China
In a tense Senate floor exchange, Senator George scolded Senator McCarthy over efforts to push a resolution on including Nationalist China in Geneva talks. Both men questioned each other’s character yet agreed the other is a decent man, while no action was taken on the issue.
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Hobbyist killed by model plane wire contact
James E. Knox, 22, of Emmitsburg was electrocuted at Woodboro when a model airplane’s metal guy wire touched a 7,200 volt power line. A witness recalls Knox exclaiming after the initial shock before collapsing dead. The article also notes Dorchester, Mass.’s 1639 claim as the likely site of the first free school in the New World.
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James E. Knox
Emmitsburg
Knox
New World
Dorchester
Mass
National Geographic Society
Petain praised by Leahy as France's best interests cited
Letter from Adm. William D. Leahy read at the Potsdam treason trial expresses high regard for Marshal Petain and says he acted in France's interests. Leahy cannot testify due to position. Also note local items: Barbara Fritz and Loren Elmer win swimming meet kings at Recreation Park pool. civilian August availability announced by Secretary Anderson.
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Kent Truman
Marshal Petain
France
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Potsdam
Petain
Barbara Fritz
Loren Elmer
Recreation Park Pool
Monroe
Anderson
Unidentified youth killed in Freeport railroad yards
Fifty years ago a youth killed in the Freeport railroad yards remained unidentified though not from Monroe. Police determined the victim’s origin and noted no further details. A separate item reported Prof Harry Wright thrilling Monroe street carnival opening with balloon ascent and parachute jump. A Windsor hotel fire sent fifty guests into the street. no serious injuries. Green County school board planned November meeting in Monroe under new state law. Janesville political figure M G Jeffries, a Republican stalwart, announced candidacy to challenge Congressman Henry Allen Cooper for the GOP nomination.
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Green County School Board
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Janesville
Henry Allen Cooper
GOP
Murder suspect offers theory in Stephanie's death case
Burton Abbott, 27, UC student, suggests the killing may have been an intentional act to target him. He maintains innocence and claims he was at the cabin the day Stephanie disappeared, while police link a red purse found in his basement to the Berkeley junior high girl. Her body was found July 20, 538 feet from Abbott’s Wildwood cabin in Trinity County.
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Stephaniean
Burton Abbott
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Trinity County
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In Bermuda cars five years old may be sold for operation
In Bermuda the rule allows cars more than five years old to be sold for operation amid wartime shortages as vehicles meet maintenance standards and road use continues.
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Bermuda
India
Reds To Leave Austria Oct. 1
Moscow reports Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov ordered 44 000 Russian occupation troops to withdraw from Austria by October 1, a move tied to a summit proposal for all four occupying powers to reduce forces by the evacuated number. The order follows the Austrian Independence Treaty and aims to repatriate troops ahead of the 90 day deadline.
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Eisenhower
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France
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Italy
NATO
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Peron Paper Rejects End to Internal War
Democracia the Peronist newspaper in Buenos Aires rejects the Radical party plea to end the internal war. The editorial argues for maintaining sweeping police and court powers from the suspension of constitutional guarantees nearly four years ago while belligerents exist.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
Voice
Radical Party
Democracia
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Shark Pulls Captor Two Miles to Ocean
Lauderdale fisherman James Jones a 24 year old spearfisher towed two miles into the Atlantic by a six foot shark after a spear wounded the shark. He clung to a 10 foot line for two hours then swam back to his boat once the spear popped free. The ordeal ended without the shark attacking.
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Atlantic
James Jones
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Explosion Claims 13 at Tokyo Fireworks Factory
A flash explosion at a fireworks factory on Tokyo’s Sumida River killed 13 people and injured at least 14. Several workers were missing, and the blaze destroyed 17 nearby private homes. No foreign nationals were reported near the scene.
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Sumida
Mrs. E. C. Knapp Dies in Iowa at 88
Mrs. E Q Knapp 88 of Albany Iowa died at 230 pm Saturday in Oelwein after a fall fractured hip She was born December 29 1866 in Glen Haven Wisconsin married Edmund Q Knapp May 27 1882 Survived by daughter Mrs Roe Bartlett Albany son Clyde Chicago 11 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren Two sons Winnie and Leon C preceded her in death Services set for Sharer funeral home Albany with Rev W C Snow Burial in Attica cemetery
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E. Q. Knapp
Attica
Oelwien
Alice Ramsey
Alexander and
Mary Nolan Ramsey
Glen Haven
Wis
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Knapps
Knapp
Roe Bartlett
Oelwein
Clyde
Chicago
Winnie
Leon C
Sharer
W. C. Snow
Soviet Minesweepers Spotted Off Fukien Coast
Nationalist Central News Agency reports from Hong Kong that two Soviet built minesweepers and a midget submarine were seen off the Fukien coast near Communist China. The ships reportedly tried at night to sweep mines laid around the Matsu Islands. no source was given and the Defense Ministry could not confirm.
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Formosa
Central
Hong Kong
Fukien
Communist
China
Matsu Islands
Defense Ministry
Atlantic Allies Begin Defense Exercises in Greece Region
Air, land and sea forces of the Atlantic alliance start joint defense drills to test the protection of northern Greece and nearby sea zones, with NATO coordinating from its southern Europe hub in Naples Italy.
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Naples
Italy
Greece
NATO
Dawn defense test begins against northern enemy forces
Eastern Europe reports launch of a dawn defense test against northern forces. Northern Greece remains strategically vital due to its border with Bulgaria and Albania. The region recalls last week’s Bulgarian downing of an Israeli airliner with 58 casualties.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Albania
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
The Times classifieds advertise daily bargains across items and services. Read for discounts, listings include buyers and sellers, prices and locations in a busy market edition.
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