End To Army McCarthy Hearing Row Sought
Senator Dirksen will seek a Senate vote on a concrete proposal to end the Army McCarthy hearings soon. White House pressure and possible compromise with Stevens are discussed amid testimony and accusations in the Zhong proceedings.
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Secretary of the Army
Stevens
White House
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Defense Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarin
David Svdnveig
Ike Confers With National Security Body
President Eisenhower meets with the National Security Council in an extraordinary session to weigh possible U S military action in Indochina after Dien Bien Phu fall. Secretary Dulles warns Congress may be asked to authorize force under a collective banner if needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower Mies
National Security Councin
Indochina
Council
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Dien Bien Phu
Atgeressinn
Southeast Asia
Dutles
United States
Congress
Wep
Co Ever Beathevat
Tote Fae Newspaper
For America Is Organized At Chicago Club
A new group named For America announced its plan to enter fall congressional elections. Founded Friday at the Chicago Club, it aims to influence both parties to back like minded candidates while not forming a new party. Col. Robert R. McCormick hosted the luncheon as editor of the Chicago Tribune. Clarence E. Manion and Robert E. Turner named as leaders.
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America
Chicago Club
Chicago
For Amentes
John Borden
Daniel Rice
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Hamilton Fish
GOP
New York
Back Row
Thomas R. Gowenlock
Richard Lloyd Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Robert Harrison
C. E. Tuttle
Orville Taylor
Eugene F. McDonald
Zenith Radio Corporation
Chicago 2
For America
Clarence E. Manion
University of Notre Dame Law School
Robert E
Kohler Announces Run for Third Term
Sen McCarthy praised Gov Kohler for deciding to run again, calling him an outstanding governor. He said Kohler’s decision makes him happy to see a strong leadership continuity in the state.
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Milwaukee
Sen
McCarthy
Gov. Kohler
Kohler
End of Dien Bien Phu Battle as French Garrison Surrenders
Indochina fighting ends after a death charge by remaining French forces at Dien Bien Phu. Brig. Gen. de Castries reportedly captured or missing as Viet Minh forces claim victory and France’s defenders are annihilated or surrender. Peiping radio tallies casualties, while observers note the fortress finally fell after 56 days of siege. Page 7.
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Hanot
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Hanm
Cristian de Castries
de Castries
Legionntires
Paris
France
Neva
Pr Nnce
Joseph Lamel
Satcon
Henri Navarre
Hong Kong
Dien Bien Phiguid
de Castreres
Christian de Castries
Genevieve de Galard Terraube
Peiping
Isabelle
De Castries Clings To Bastion Until End
Fragmentary text mentions De Castries and Bastion, with scattered names and places. The readable portions reference a grouping of people and events but lack coherent details or clear action.
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de Castries
Kohler Rejects Bid for Daylight Saving Time
A fragmented report notes Kohler turning down a bid related to daylight time. includes scattered text fragments and unclear details but centers on a decision about time policy. Names, dates, and places are not clearly readable in the OCR excerpt.
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Kohler
Britain Expels Soviet Envoy Attaches Over Espionage Claim
London reports Britain expelled Soviet air attaches after labeling the espionage attempt as unproved. The Foreign Office summoned the Soviet ambassador for a protest and ordered withdrawal of diplomats. No details of the alleged spying activities were released.
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London
Mayne Papyshes
Anér Ienger
Forein
Jacop
U S Leaders Salute Gallant French Defenders
President Eisenhower and leaders honor the French forces at Caen and Jean Bren Phu as they fought to defend the free world. The speech commemorates sacrifice by Allied troops and asserts resolve against the enemy in the European theater.
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U.S
Ashington
Frenhower
Jaen Bren Phu
Everdeeer
Seaway Bill Changes Approved Signature Expected Next Week
Seaway bill changes win approval from lawmakers and a signature is anticipated next week. The measure aims to update marine trade rules and streamline coastal operations. Officials discuss potential impacts on shipping lanes and port procedures.
Northwestern Observations Report Weather Testing Day
The Buckstaff Observer notes temperature and sky conditions for the day. Observations show a mix of fair and cloudy skies with varying readings and general remarks on conditions.
France In Gloom Will Keep Fighting After Dien Bien Phu
Paris radios report a Viet Minh victory at Dien Bien Phu while Gen. Navarre orders the fight continues. French leaders face a fragile government and a Paris debate on Indochina policy as casualties mount and Geneva talks loom.
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France
Geneva
Indochina
Paris
Laniel
Defense
Rene Pleven
National Assembly
Inte
Dien Bien Phu
Peace talks in Geneva set to begin amid Dien Bien Phu fall
Western delegates from the United States Britain and France agreed to start Indochina peace negotiations at 4 p m Geneva time after the fall of Dien Bien Phu. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov approved the starting hour and will confer with Anthony Eden before opening talks.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Vya
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
France
Reie Almert
Adomdar
Cetore Orie
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