Korea Reds Demand Conference Of All Powers To Settle Issue
North Korea called for a broad international conference to settle the Korea problem. Chung said the armistice pact was bilateral and urged withdrawal of new weapons, while Chou En-jai supported the conference proposal. The UN Command rejected a military conference on the armistice ban as improper.
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Korea Reds
Conference of All Powers
Panmunjom
North Korea
Chung
ALY Ign
Korea
Penimsula
U.N
Jqnardte
Ponerand
U.S
Aentrates
Duce
Ty Reds
Homer
Chou En-Jai
Peiping
South Korea
Rees
Kyok Rook
Dring
U. de
Son
Tests Leading To Clean Bomb Tests
President Eisenhower reported that scientists believe an absolutely clean atomic bomb is possible after several tests. He cited experts and stressed peaceful uses while considering suspending tests with Russia.
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Washington
Sehower
Eismhower
Howe
Riing
Ragwiedze
Eisenhower
Eisenhower warns against wage price controls
President Eisenhower urged labor and management to restrain wage and price demands to avoid government controls. He criticized Khrushchev’s prediction of socialist drift and said the U S would not back wage increases that trigger controls. He noted no plans to reduce overseas forces, nor to change nuclear law for Britain. He referenced a government employee security report and stressed Supreme Court school integration rulings as a stabilizing federal force.
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Washington
Mian Eisenhower
Iiker
Nikita
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ito
Im- Tye
United States
U. S
Japan
Congress
Britain
Special Commission
State Department
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U.S
Executive Department
Defense Seeks Easy Nickerson Sentence
Huntsville report says Col. John C. Nickerson faces possible punishment from reprimand to dismissal after defense argues he acted in service to Army and country by sharing a secret missile unit date. Prosecution details and military officials cited. German scientists referenced in court notes. proceedings unfold after prior perjury and image-violation charges.
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Huntsville
John C. Nickerson
Army
Nickerson
Ernst Squhlingur
Hiller
Novy
Redsinne
Stubtinze
Redstone
Army Ballistics
Feve
Medaris
D. Werhner
Jenias
Bulletin London LP The 100 procure t crawl animal 2
The fragmentary bulletin notes items related to London LP with references to a 100 property crawl and an animal. Details are incomplete, making full meaning unclear.
Missile Fired In Secret Test At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A large missile was fired from the guided missile test center shortly after dawn witnesses reported a loud roar that shook the area The rocket appeared among the largest ever launched from the two secret test center observers speculated it might have been the Army Redstone or Jupiter officials offered no immediate comment on the flight
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ssurid
Tis Amisuly
Army
Redstone
Jupiter
Ong
United Press
Three Dead After Plane Crash Near Albuquerque
Three bodies were found with wreckage southeast of Tar, as authorities investigated a crash near Manan Manzana. Patrol crewmembers located a red and silver aircraft insignia, with four crew members reported dispatched but unable to salvage the area due to debris. Names and precise details were not fully readable from the report.
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Gwen S. Cor
Tor Airera
Perryman Denham
Albuquerque
Desham
Sit
Semelle
Ube
Manzana
Eas
Tunsday
Derkrese
Denham
Tevesap
Staaman
Am Teh
Jury scrutiny in Saunders tax case at Travis County grand jury
In Austin Texas five men were summoned to appear before the Travis County grand jury probing former Insurance Commission Chairman J Asran Saunders. Witness Mae Swidner of Dallas testified she served as Saunders secretary and described a mineral lease related to oil wells. Paul S Kelly of Austin corroborated long friendship with Saunders. Brewster, former Teamsters official, was convicted of contempt of Congress for defying production of records before the Senate investigations subcommittee. Judge Sirica delayed sentencing, with a possible maximum penalty of jail and a $1000 fine. Brewster will be referred to the probation office for presentence investigation and remain free on bond.
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Mae Swidner
Dallas
Saunders
Morehhan
Insurance Commission
Stepvblle National Life Insurance
Rallis
Nolicy
iSaundees
Cag Gonzuallas
Rangers
Texas Rangers
Paul 8
Kelly
Austin
Brisk W. Steweter
Feamsters Uni
Wis
Qlay
Congress
Dist
Joba L Sinica
Arevester
Sage
Tangary
Brewster
Juny
Teamsters
Jude
Hoe
West Coast
Ahuve Sirica
Midland waits CAA decision on air terminal plan
Midland voters weigh a hoped 1.59 million air terminal at Odessa Midland Air Terminal. City council approved a tentative agreement with the Civil Aeronautics Authority for about 500000 in federal funds, leaving nearly 1 million to raise. Officials seek CAA to transfer 720 acres of Air Park land while plans shift to a smaller, revenue producing facility with leased offices. Real estate interests eye the old Air Park land valued at about 140000.
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Midland
Odessa - Midland
Civil Auro Auties Authority
CAA
Privasy
J. M4. Orman
Aiplings
Ormond
Air Park
Frogman Body Ruled Crabb's
A coroner ruled that the headless body found near Portsmouth is that of Cmdr Lumol Crabb a wartime diving ace missing for a year. The body showed matching features but lacked conclusive evidence of death cause. Mrs Margaret Crabb, his wife, viewed the remains and authorities noted no definite death cause.
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Chichester
Earlind
Lumel Crabb
Pritivy
Vitung Porsmouth
Malanger
Wax
Epnlish
Wigsmath
Harbes
Nikolai Sulzanin
Nikola
Crabb
Margaret Crabb
Ier
Body found. Kansas City girl Shirley Kyle killed
Police arrest 15 year old Silvatore Falbo after Shirley Kyle 9 is found dead in grass near downtown Kansas City. Authorities say she was strangled and battered with scratches on her face. Falbo, with a prior sex offenses record dating to 1954, is in custody after an overnight manhunt. Shirley’s mother reported her missing at 7:39 p.m. and a neighbor recalls the girl leaving with the suspect.
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Kansas City
Shirley Alice
Kyle
Nei Ber
Silvatore
Jafter
Shirley
Milsrom
Robert J. Kyle
John Pitts
Columbus
Indy
Sng
Warner
Audrey Hums Toward Gulf Coast Hard Hit Texas Warned
Audrey, the season’s first hurricane, moved north in the Gulf of Mexico with 100 mph winds. Lone warnings stretched along the Louisiana coast and Texas shores as evacuations began for offshore rigs and coastal residents moved to safer areas. Navy pilots described the storm as fierce while forecasts warned of rising tides and potential isolation of barrier shores.
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Louisiana
Texas
Galvesta
Audrey
Gulf of Mexico
Residanta
Lui
Louisana
Gulf
Oele
Brownsville
Pomama City
Fla
Balivar
Galventon
Wass Ridge
Rebuth
Grand Isle
Cenjler
NewOrleana
Navy
Corpus Cheistl
Pal
John Cork Jr
Tantpa
New York City
Bolivar Peninsula
State Patrol Districts May Be Revamped
State Patrol plans to reorganize district boundaries in Texas. Col Homer Garrison said a study is underway and a final plan will not be completed for at least 30 days. The Pecos district would include 16 counties. Andrews, Martin and Howard may move from Lubbock to a new district along with Odessa and the Panhandle counties. Each district would be commanded by a captain with regional supervisors.
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Homer Garrison
Duief Lap
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Garrison
Hue
Midland
Qies Jna
Wecan
Parol
el Paso
Gurrison
Andrews
Martin
Howard
Lubbock
Patrok
Odessa
Mt Nasheen
Pexan Nigiey Patra
Aire WG
Chinese Leader Claims Massive Blood Bath Executions
Tokyo AP reports Chinese Premier Chou En-lai stated that about one in six accused of counterrevolutionary acts by the People’s Government were executed. He did not give a firm tally, but Western sources estimate millions killed. Leader Man Trytung was cited as saying more than a large number died, with most sentences carried between 1937 and wartime.
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Tokyo
Chou Jin-lai
Chou
Man Trytung
Warsae
Uberatieg
New Probe in Duval Hinted by Federal Proceedings
A UPI report notes hints of a new probe in Duval tied to a grand jury inquiry. The investigation involves remarks by US Attorney and references to Jencks material, with officials contemplating charges and confidential documents.
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Duval
Houston
UPI
Jencks
Supreme Coun Order
Gueree B
Prand
Wilkey
Duval Cours
Wilcex
Jenavnies
Percy
Jeet C
Cate
Teta
Alice
Pete Annie
Paure
Five Men Trapped In Fernwood Mine Near Steubenville
Five miners were trapped in a hillside collapse at Powhatan No. 2 Mine, Fernwood, about four miles southwest of Steubenville Ohio. Three others escaped, reporting they could see lights on the caps of the trapped men and that air might be reaching them. Efforts to bore into the mine with an auger were under way.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Powhatan No. 2
Fernwood
Weather Jaeerast Seep the FOS Update
Fragmentary weather note mentions the Aln Terpeizal area and unsettled conditions. It references a possible shift in temperatures and a outlook for today with unclear dates and specifics due to damaged OCR text.
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Jaeerast
Charteris
Sierneen
Edna
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