U S Plans More Atomic Tests Amid Cold War Debate
Dulles says the United States will proceed with ten bomb tests while rejecting calls to halt all nuclear testing. He cites scientific advancement and notes no basis to suspend experiments. Menon and Nehru urged a pause, but officials plan this spring's superbomb test.
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V. K. Krishna Menon
Nehru
Menon
New York
United States
Pacific
Eisenhower
Key West
Atomic Energy Commission
Hat Spc
Russia
Britain
Australia
Eisenhower Calls U S Wake Up For Free World Victory
President Eisenhower urges the nation to wake up to the urgent need of victory in the economic struggle with the Communists. The statement, read by Secretary Dulles, supports long range foreign aid and counters Soviet use of economic tools to expand influence.
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Jan
Eisenhower
All America
Congress
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Dukes
Russia
India
Egypt
Burma
United States
Community of Free Nations
Opposition to broad economic aid tied to long term rollout
A political statement rejects broad economic assistance overseas while supporting targeted aid only when justified by facts. The speaker warns against establishing any aid program on a long term basis, even for five years, and emphasizes strengthening military appropriations at home and abroad as a priority.
Beauty Queen Abduction Ends in Pursuit Across Roads
Donna May Schurr Miss California is abducted by 23 year old Jack James Walker from Garden Grove. Her fiancé Lloyd Brett, 21, chases the car at high speed with CHP joining the pursuit. Walker reportedly confessed a prior similar incident last March.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Dan
Donna May Scourr
California
Jack James Walker
Walker
Lloyd Brett
California Highway Patrol
Brevi Tian Guruling Warner
Miss Schurr
Five U S Missionaries Dead in Amazon Encounter
Five U S missionaries are reported dead after an air crash in Ecuador near the Cararay River and a second body was spotted from the air. The missing men include Nathanial Saint from Pennsylvania Huntingdon Valley Elcott from Portland Oregon Edward McCully from Milwaukee Roger Youderian from Lansing and Peter Fleming Seattle identified with Christian missionary groups. An Ecuadorian pilot and U S Air Force searchers reported debris and a body near the wrecked plane.
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Quito
Ecuador
U.S
Amazon Jungle
Jota Keenan
Cararay River
Keenan
Shel Mera
Oil Company
Gonzalo Ruales
U. 5 S. Air Force
Freitstant
Nathanial Saint
Huntingdon Valey
Elcott
Portland
Ore
Edward McCulley
Milwaukee
Wis
Roger Youderian
Lansing, Mich
Peter Fleming
Seattle Wash
Youderian
The
Gospel Missionary Union
Prolific Efforts Face Harsh Jungle Rescue Mission
A joint rescue effort pursues two Protestant missionaries missing after a small Piper plane broadcast a last message as it neared Auca Indian territory in Ecuador's northeastern Amazon. An 16 Ecuadorian soldiers 7 missionaries and 6 guides ventured into the jungle toward the Caravas and Oglama river confluence to locate them while U S forces dispatched transports to Guayaquil with a helicopter and rescue team onboard.
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Guayaquil
Panama Canal Zone
Orthopedic Surgeon and Wife Robbed in Baltimore
Mr Winthrop Phelps a prominent orthopedic surgeon and his wife were awakened by a burglar at 4 am who entered through a second floor window and robbed them of more than 200 dollars. The intruder shone a flashlight in their eyes and forced them to surrender the cash from two wallets and a purse.
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Baltimore
Winthrop Phelps
Phelps
Break in by tall burglar admitted after warning couple
The Phelps described a thief who entered by scaling a rainspout and tied the couple before leaving through the front door. Police found the intruder ascended the rainspout while the victims were forced to face down, unable to identify the burglar due to darkness and flashlight glare. Sam Thompson, arrested for the 127th time, pled guilty to drunkenness within Frederick's corporate bounds.
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Phelps
Sam Thompson
Frederick's
Bristol man fined and jailed in local court limits case
Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker sentenced a colored man to 10 days in jail. George H. Spiegie of Bristol Tennessee forfeited 11.45 dollars for exceeding 25 miles per hour in a Wednesday evening People's Court session.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
George H. Spiegie
Bristol
Tenn
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