Red Shipment of Arms Seen Threat to Panama
Secretary of State Dulles warned that a 2000 ton arms shipment from Poland valued at 10 million dollars could help Guatemala become the dominant power in Central America and threaten the Panama Canal. He cited this as a possible objective of last week’s transfers.
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Old Military Scrip Changes In U S Order
Frankfurt dispatch reports a U S Army policy overhaul converting overseas military money to standard currency. The move affects 30.97 million servicemen families and relies on new exchange rates, with widespread use and confusion noted in Europe, Hong Kong, and abroad.
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Eight Tunisian Rebels Reported Killed in Clash
An official French statement said eight Tunisian rebels were wiped out in a clash about two miles southeast of Tuas. The attack involved French forces and an armed local group. Further details were not disclosed.
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Red China Rejects India Indochina Cease Fire Plan
Geneva sources report Communist China rejected Prime Minister Nehru's two point cease fire proposal for Indochina. Chou En Lai personally refused the plan calling for immediate fighting halt and good offices committee to aid a political settlement. The rejection comes as Indochina peace talks resume at the ninth session with Bidault seeking a broader formula on Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam.
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Joseph Lane
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Single Fight Erupts Today At Kohler Plant
A lone fist fight broke out on the Kohler Co plant picket lines as about 1,500 UAW CIO strikers demonstrated. Earlier Monday protests led to five arrests and warrants for disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly. Leland Dukes, a non striker and back-to-turn leader, figures in the incident.
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Fort Dix Commander testifies on Schine leaves in McCarthy probe
Maj. Gen. Cornelius Ryan, commander of Fort Dix, says he had no knowledge the leave requests for Pvt. G David Schine served any purpose beyond subcommittee work. He describes chart evidence, defends Army accuracy, and notes McCarthy staff called 29 times while Schine trained.
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Lodge Names 13 Facts On Why Reds Unfit For U N Membership
United Nations envoy Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. presented a list of 13 charges accusing the Peiping regime of aggression in Korea and Indochina, brutality toward foreigners and missionaries, false war charges against the U S, and violations of POW rules. He argued the Chinese Communist government is an agency of world wide communism, not China’s government.
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Courage and Crisis at Dien Bien Phu Nurse recalls aid duty
A nurse describes three days of darkness in the Dien Bien Phu fortress as the Red Cross offered comforts to wounded. She recounts tending soldiers amid shelling, hearing battle from shelterm space, and being ordered to Hanoi after relief plans. She stayed with the wounded until evacuation.
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French Step Up Assaults on Reds
French Union troops intensified operations against Communist bases along the Hanoi Haiphong corridor. Air power pinned four Red divisions on the Dien Bien Phu to Hanoi road while ground actions targeted rebel camps northeast of Hai Duong and near Phu Ly and Thai Binh. Mercy airlift operations continued for wounded, with 558 casualties evacuated to Hanoi to date.
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Blimp Sets Endurance Record At Sea Landing Awaited
A U S Navy ZPG-2 blimp stayed aloft for about 200 hours breaking the prior endurance mark. Commanded by Cmdr. Marion H. Eppes the crew of 12 Navy personnel and one civilian observer headed for Boca Chica NAS near Key West to land around 2 30 p m EST. The craft departed Lakehurst NJ May 17 and patrolled over the Atlantic seaboard the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico before its scheduled return.
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Wisconsin Weather Outlook And Temperature Details
The report summarizes partialWisconsin weather with mixed sun and clouds, warmer west, and mid 70s highs possible. It notes showers or brisk winds later and provides scattered temperature readings and forecast remarks from local observers.
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Wilson Magsaysay announce council to implement defense pact
Manila report notes leaders Wilson and Magsaysay form a council to implement a defense pact. The announcement outlines steps toward coordinating policy and security arrangements with allied partners under the accord.
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Haile Selassie Arrives in United States for State Visit
Emperor Haile Selassie lands in New York on a goodwill tour amid East-West tensions. He will fly to Washington on the president's private plane for three days of ceremonies, including a joint session address. Officials note Ethiopia has found uranium ore and may announce long term US military base accords during his visit.
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Haile Selassie 1
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Invasion By Nationalists Foreseen In Formosa
Formosan stronghold under Chiang Kai Shek rises as U S officials including Van Fleet and Wilson visit Formosa. Leaders warn of possible invasion of Communist mainland to halt Southeast Asia expansion. Nationalist forces reportedly number around 509,000 with large arms.
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Tragedy claims 17 after boat capsizes in Anatolia
Seventeen youths drowned when a truck plunged into the Atay River in eastern Anatolia, Turkey, as reported by local press. Authorities investigating the incident and confirming casualties and circumstances.
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