UN Report on Middle East Peace Mission Prompts Caution
Dag Hammarskjold submits a 75 page final report to the Security Council and world opinion outlining positions on IsraeliEgyptian and broader Arab tensions. The brief notes new incidents including a Beersheba railway attack and a forced landing at Lydda, with no casualties reported. The council is advised to delay action until public opinion digests the findings.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Security Council
World Opinion
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Israel
Oe Sovern
Mid-East
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Lydda
British Skyways
India
England
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Hammarskjold
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jordan
Secret data given to Russians by unnamed chemist
Senate Internal Security subcommittee heard testimony from an unnamed American chemist who allegedly supplied industrial data to the Russians over 17 years from 1933 to 1950. Witness questioned behind closed doors, details withheld for safety concerns, FBI has contact. The panel will decide whether to hear him further and connected espionage cases follow Harry Gold’s 30 year sentence.
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Washington
Senate ‘Internal Security Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Red birds replace pink elephants in Caledonia tavern
Russ Allen reports vandalism at his Caledonia tavern where 12 pigeons and chicks were dipped in red paint and released inside the premises. Local police investigating possible animal cruelty and property damage.
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Caledonia
Mich
Russ Allen
Allen
Solons Told Not to Slash Aid Recklessly
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged Congress against cutting the foreign aid program, stressing its role in national and world security. He defended the plan amid anticipated slashes and noted modest adjustments may come, but the overall magnitude should remain intact.
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Solons
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ezra T. Benson
Farm Bill Acceptable To Eisenhower Reached
Senate Democrats and Republicans reach a compromise farm bill acceptable to President Eisenhower. The measure would authorize a $1.2 billion soil bank but drops the advance payment feature he sought. The Senate Agriculture Committee approved it 13 to 1, and the bill would boost price supports for feed grains this year.
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R-Vi
Senate
Administration Farm Forces
Eisenhowser
Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Benson
House
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Churchill urges Soviet join in united Europe in Aachen
Sir Winston Churchill urged the Soviet government to join in a bona fide united Europe as he accepted the 1954 Charlemagne United Europe award in Aachen Germany. He called for world peace and unity, urging an end to violence.
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Winston Churchill
Northwestern Carriers Back After Chicago Trip
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern carrier boys finished an all expense tour to Chicago after two busy days. They watched Cubs and Dodgers at Wrigley Field, toured Ford plants, stayed at the Conrad Hilton and collected autographs. They visited the Museum of Science and Industry and the Naval Air Station at Glenview before returning home.
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Oshkosh
Chicago
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
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Conrad Halton
Dodgers
Jack Gainey
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Naval Air Station
Glenview, I
Dingner
Carrier Boys
James Hemmer
Oshkosh Daily
Northwestern
Catlin Act Declared Valid in Principle by Aide
Milwaukee County District Attorney William J. McCauley was advised by Attorney General Vernon W. Thomson that the 1958 Catlin Law restricting labor union political contributions is valid in principle. Thomson urged testing the statute within proper cases, stressing deference to legislative enactments and individual rights in selecting candidates. He argued unions may not compel members to support chosen candidates, calling the law constitutional.
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Milwaukee
Vernon W. Thomson
Milwaukee County
William J. McCauley
Thomson
McCauley
You and I
Jon
AEC Adopts Common Sense Security Risk Policy
The Atomic Energy Commission issued a new common sense security program allowing a suspected employee to face the accuser when possible. The policy permits private questioning of witnesses when confrontation is not feasible and cites confidential sources. Refusal to testify on Fifth Amendment grounds remains a formal security-risk charge factor.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Security Board
Congressinal
Executions Spark Cyprus Unrest and Riot Spread
In Nicosia two Greek Cypriots were hanged for terrorist acts at 3 a.m. as British troops faced riot resulting in deaths and injuries. Tear gas used on demonstrators. general strikes called. Greece reports widespread fury and Cyprus braces for more clashes with British forces.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Owenatad Moet
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U.S. Information Agency
Limassol
Michael Karaolis
Andreas Demetrious
Mediterranean
Greece
Karaolis
Panayiota Karaolis
Queen Elizabeth I
Warwicks Regiment
Ataturk Square
Nicosia Divisional
No Presidential Candidates On Switz erland County Ballot
In Switz erland County Indiana the county clerk Cecil Duvall did not place any presidential candidates on the ballot ahead of Tuesday's primary claiming no instructions were given. The move created confusion in a county where no candidate names appeared.
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VEVAY
Ind
Indiana
Switzerland County
Cecil Duvall
Big Insurance Firms Reject Ike's Voluntary Pool Plan
US life and health insurers rejected President Eisenhower's proposal for a voluntary health pool citing antitrust risks and existing expansion of benefits. Administration officials say the idea isn’t dead and small companies may still pursue a pool.
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Washington
Congress
Marion I. Folsom
Te Netion
Busi
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