Dulles Still Hopes France Will Back EDC Plan
Secretary of State Dulles said he still hopes France will approve the European Defense Community proposal. He noted Brussels failure to ratify and warned the United States may shift toward rearming Germany if Paris blocks EDC. He praised EDC aims and said Congress gave Eisenhower discretion if France rejects the treaty.
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Eisenhower Signs Measure Outlawing Reds
President Eisenhower signed a bill to outlaw the Communist Party and its front groups, stripping them of legal rights and forcing registration or penalties. The measure expands restrictions on Red infiltrated labor unions and gives law enforcement broader powers to combat communist activity.
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United States to defend Formosan islands beyond Formosa
Secretary Dulles said American forces could justify defending some Nationalist-held isles between Formosa and the Chinese mainland from a Communist attack. He said military leaders would decide which islands to defend as part of aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists, amid Peiping’s threats to liberate Formosa. He noted U.S. hope France will ratify the European Army plan.
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Sharp Quake Shakes Three Western States
A 6.0 magnitude quake rocked Nevada California and Oregon Monday night, aftershocks from Fallon July quake. Fallon suffered wall and roof damage, cement highways buckled, power outages occurred, and San Francisco workers reported the building seemed to roll like a ship. University of California seismologists noted seismograph disturbance.
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Missing Craft Runs Aground In Easter Island Bay
The U S yacht Windjammer, damaged in nine days of storms, ran aground in Easter Island La Perouse Bay. No injuries were reported by the Chilean navy. Radio reports described a desperate situation with gale conditions and continuing hull leaks. Owner Pegsy Poor from New Orleans was ashore when the incident occurred.
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Merchant Shot In Morocco Violence
In Casablanca police report Si Abdelatif El Mami a nationalist-leaning merchant was shot by gunmen in a fast-moving car as he neared his vehicle. He survived and was hospitalized in non serious condition amid a spike of violence since August 1 with 106 killed and 209 wounded nationwide.
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Eisenhower urges GOP to push peace and prosperity in next Congress
President Eisenhower on a Denver holiday broadcast urged Americans to back Republicans in Congress next fall to advance peace abroad greater security and prosperity. He praised the 83rd Congress saying midterm progress was made and called for continued conservative economic policy liberal in human affairs. He cited aims like reducing the age of adulthood health insurance and Taft Hartley reform and said the external world must be a focus in coming months while urging support to complete the program.
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Senate Censure Committee Sets Five Basis for McCarthy Hearings
Washington AP A special Senate censure committee released a five point bill of particulars against Sen Joseph R McCarthy to guide upcoming hearings. The counts cover contempt for the Senate encouraging government employees to violate the law and handling of confidential documents plus attacks on army officers. Public sessions begin after a closed Monday session with hearings in the Senate caucus room.
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U S Urges France to Push EDC Ratification
Washington reports the United States pressed Premier Mendes France to move EU defense pact ratification in the French National Assembly after a Brussels setback. Dillon urged action following Churchill talks and Chartwell discussions. Rastvorov case notes sparked Soviet protest over alleged U S intelligence violence during his defection.
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Four Americans Face UNESCO Dismissals Over Loyalty Board Refusal
Paris reports UNESCO Director General Lu ther Evans said four Americans who refused to testify before the U.S. loyalty board will not have contracts renewed when they expire in December. The four include David Leff and three others not identified by name.
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U S Expects Peaceful Brazil Power Transition After Vargas Death
U S officials anticipate a peaceful orderly political adjustment in Brazil following President Getulio Vargas suicide. They expect military leaders to maintain order until Joao Cafe Filho assumes the presidency and continues Vargas era policies and U S relations with Brazil. Officials praise Cafe Filho as having an excellent reputation in Washington.
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Swiss Act In Spying Case
Swiss authorities ejected a French consular official and arrested two state detectives in an espionage case linked to the Geneva Far Eastern conference. French officials said no official word had been received, while sources said the detectives were active during the Geneva conference and followed a Swiss businessman closely.
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Milwaukee trainee dies of polio linked to Camp McCoy
A Milwaukee attorney trainee in the Wisconsin National Guard died of bulbar polio after strenuous maneuvers at Camp McCoy. Dr. E M Krumbiegel said exposure risk resembled that of an industrial plant, noting a polio incubation period of 7 to 14 days, sometimes up to 23.
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Bequeaths His Death to Foes in Brazil Crisis
President Getulio Vargas died by self inflicted gunshot after a cabinet crisis and army pressure. Vice President Joao Cafe Filho assumed power as unrest swept Rio. Lacerda and opposition posters faced attacks as tributes and condolences followed the dawn events.
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China Gains Full AAU Recognition by IAAF Congress
The International Amateur Athletics Federation Congress in Bern Switzerland unanimously voted to recognize Red China as a full member. Dan Ferris of New York voted in favor on behalf of the United States Amateur Athletic Union, backing recognition of the Communist-aligned Chinese.
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First Speeder Put Behind Bars Half Century Ago for Doing 20
A 50 year old incident in Newport is recalled as Woods, driving a limousine with A Denavarro in back, was fined $15 after being stopped at 20 mph. Judge Davis Baker notes early US speed record and calls for action on speeding. W. P. Thompson’s sudden stop caused damage to his car as he avoided a crash at Mason and Carroll Avenues.
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Floods in Northeast India Kill 56. Homes Lost in Bihar and Assam
Home Minister Ratju tells Parliament floods across northeast India have drowned 56 people and submerged 22,00 square miles in Assam and Bihar. He says Bihar alone has 17,000 homeless families due to the disaster.
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Sees No Red Buildup Along Yangtze River
U S business man A P Pattison released from Red China last week said today he saw one evidence along the Yangtze River of a Communist buildup to invade Formosa.
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Wisconsin Weather Forecast and Observations
Partly cloudy to Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in north and west areas, cooler near Lake Superior by night. Tonight’s low 60s north to 70s south, Wednesday highs 85 to 93, winds SW 15 mph shifting NNW in far north. Randall gauge shows 10% above crest, Buckstaff Observatory notes 90/71 high/low, rain deficiency 1.83 inches for the month.
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