France urged to join European Defense Community in Washington talks
A joint communique by Eisenhower and Churchill pushes France to back EDC and integrate West German troops into a Western defense. Leaders stress united action against Soviet aggression and a shared stance on Southeast Asia, warning France faces a pivotal choice in its history.
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Southeast Asia
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Great Britain
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Churchill
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Plan for Private Real Estate to Handle Low-Cost Housing
The National Association of Real Estate Boards urges dropping Eisenhower's public housing plan from the bill and argues private enterprise can meet low-cost housing needs more cheaply. Observers suggest a positive plan is needed to engage the public, as slum clearance in metros remains slow and many projects merely relocate tenants.
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Eisenhower
Senate House
Wold
War tolls and notable events from June 1944 to earlier decades
A compiled column recounts wartime losses in June 1944 totaling 244 158 American casualties with 55 206 dead including 35 104 soldiers and 20 102 marines and coast guard personnel. It notes WW2 era baseball relief contributions and obituaries. It also lists political and local historical notes from 1929 1914 1904 including Roosevelts act extension and Dewey campaign chair appointment as well as various local incidents.
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W. J. Martin
Roosevelt
Herbert Brownell Jr
New York
Republican National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Albert Man
Senators in McCarthy Army probe see little political change
A 36 day televised probe into the McCarthy Army dispute produced modest shifts. The AP survey across editorials and party leaders shows few senators losing ground in home states. Symington is the only name some Republicans link to possible presidential impact while Mundt and Dworshak face minor doubts.
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Associated Press
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Army
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Missouri
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mundt
Dworshak
Idaho
Arkansas
Republicans Regain Narrow Senate Edge After Crippa Swearing
Ed Crippa of Wyoming, a 55 year old banker and GOP national committeeman, was sworn in to replace the late Senator Hunt, giving Republicans a one seat Senate majority for the first time since Taft’s death. Senator Morse of Oregon remains independent.
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Ted) Crippa
Wyoming
Crippa
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Taft
Ohio
Morse
Oregon
Stevenson Uses Slogans as Democrats Push Change
Adlai E. Stevenson at a Springfield dinner urges Democrats to adopt the 1952 GOP lines There is a mess in Washington and Its time for a change He blasts the Republican admin as hopelessly torn and promises from both sides and warnings of a perilous national path. Sen Douglas and Sen Monroney spoke at the event tied to the Democratic state convention.
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Ill
Washington
Adlai E. Stephenson
Republican National Administration
Stevenson
Illinois
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Monroney
Dokla
Jeglum Receives Top Scout Honor at Canyon Camp
Nine members of Boy Scout Troop 113 spent a week at Canyon Camp earning top honors. John Jeglum, son of Mr and Mrs Myron Jeglum, received the Order of the Arrow and the scout lifesaver award. Keokuk Indian awards went to Glen Ridnour Duane Hatfield and Maynard Gilbertson. The troop scored 644 of 700 points.
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John Jeglum
Myron Jeglum
Order of the Arrow
Scout Life Guard
Glen Ridnour
Duane Hatfield
Maynard Gilbertson
Jeglum
Larry Pulkrabek
Carl Disch
Steven Koenig
David Carlson
Harlan Prechel
Japan’s First Homegrown Jet Engine Nears Completion
The Japan Jet Engine Co. is on track to finish the first jet aircraft engine built with Japanese design and materials in September, according to Kyodo News Agency.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japan Jet Engine Co
Kyodo
Easing of Farm Import Ban Urged
Washington reports from three U S foreign agricultural trade missions urge reducing import barriers and extending foreign credit to reopen overseas markets. They studied prospects in Europe Asia and Latin America and say gains require currency convertibility competitive pricing without subsidies better credit services extended trade act renewal and help for regaining strategic materials.
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U. S
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Benson
Eisenhower
United States
Balding High School Student Sought in Camera Shop Theft
Tokyo police seek a high school student seen in a till robbery at a camera shop. A camera trap captured the youth with a small bald spot and his hand inside the cash box while wearing a school uniform. The shop had suffered three prior robberies, and proprietors used a flash-activated camera to record the incident.
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Senate Confirms Doerfer for FCC Seven-Year Term
The Senate approved John C. Doerfer of Wisconsin for a seven year seat on the FCC by unanimous consent. Doerfer, former Wisconsin Public Service Commission chair, remains on the commission after last year’s appointment to fill a term ending Wednesday. Edward Lamb of Toledo challenged the nomination alleging bias and past Communist affiliation charges against Lamb were raised in hearings. Doerfer denied bias and called for full review of the accusations.
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Senate
John C. Doerfer
Wisconsin
Federal Communications Commission
Doerfer
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Lamb
Erie
FCC
Ohio
English use in India remains limited to a few hundred thousand
The vast majority of India's 350 million people do not use English, with only about 300 000 speaking or writing the language after 150 years of British rule.
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India
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