Bennington Disaster Board Probes Carrier Fire and Losses
Adm. John Hoskins heads a naval inquiry into the Bennington crash that killed 91 and hurt 201. The board opened hearings will be public when not classified. A small pier fire followed the explosion as experts assess damage and repair time. Congressional committees ordered further inquiries amid Communist-sabotage theories.
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One Of State Hurt In Carrier Blast
A carrier blast near Quinset Point injured a state resident aboard USS Bergington. The report notes a diner’s crew and several names, detailing the accident’s location and affected personnel.
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Cargo of French Ship Searched at Panama Canal
Crews and U S customs inspectors at the Atlantic entrance of the Panama Canal searched the French freighter Wyoming as part of a probe into contraband arms. An agent for the French Line said the ship carried general cargo only and would be ready to depart on schedule. The inquiry ties to reports that Guatemala recently received a large arms shipment from behind the Iron Curtain.
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Wausau Dairy Day Set For June 9
Local event in Wausau Wisconsin titled Dairy Day is scheduled for June 9. Organizers from the Chamber of Commerce promote a community gathering with activities and displays for residents and visitors.
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Wausau
Tremors Hit Greece for Second Straight Day
Unclear text reports ongoing tremors in Greece with repeated seismic activity harming daily life. Authorities assess aftershocks and monitor risk as residents seek information amid confusion.
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Outcome of Railway Fight Still Unknown
Report on the New York Central Railroad power struggle as proxies for current management led by William White and opposing financier Robert R Young vie for control. A key annual meeting drew 2,000 protesters and was held amid a security sweep, with safes and filing cabinets containing crucial votes and plans to decide the fate of control. The outcome remained uncertain as factions prepared for decisive votes and possible shifts in leadership at the central company.
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Famed Jungle Lodge Burned by Terrorists
An historic resort known as Jungle Lodge suffered a destructive blaze attributed to terrorists. Early reports mention damages across buildings with no confirmed casualty count and unclear affiliation. Local authorities urged calm as investigators assess the site.
Indochina Peace Talks Move Toward Cease Fire Plan
Geneva reports say the nine nation conference will act on Eden's plan for high level talks to draw cease-fire lines in Indochina. A French general may join Viet Minh counterparts to discuss troop demobilization as Paris pushes for an urgent decision within days.
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Street Job At Appleton Is Approved
A local project in Appleton is approved amid discussion of funding. Officials consider costs and timelines while noting community impact and oversight.
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Tornado Reports Move Through Kansas and Texas
Tornadoes were reported in Kansas and Texas with two confirmed hits Wednesday. A warning covered areas from Mineral Wells to Dallas Texas and Wichita to Kansas City Missouri. Damage reached 75000 at Syracuse Kansas and Bronte Texas while other reports were unconfirmed.
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Soldier Killed In Highway 23 Crash at Fond du Lac
One soldier stationed at Camp McCoy was killed and another injured in a two car collision on Highway 2 near Fond du Lac Wisconsin early today. James D Pipes 21 of Tron Texas died in the crash. Charlee Gane of Jriatt Creek Much was injured and others unnamed were treated.
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Ike Proclaims Sunday as Day of Prayer for World Peace
President Ike designates Sunday as a day of prayer for permanent world peace urging all Americans to unite in reflection and service. The proclamation emphasizes moral resolve and international harmony during a period of global tension.
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Nixon calls end to Army McCarthy hearings
Vice President Nixon urged rapid conclusions to the Army McCarthy hearings saying they distract from major issues. He praised Brownell and Hoover for a strong anti red program and argued for action over talk. He favored finishing soon to shift focus to other important subjects.
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Encircled Yen Phu Bombarded In Vietnamese Clash
Communists assault Yen Phu fortifications near Hanoi using 57 mm recoil less cannons while another division attacks Phu Ly north of Yen Phu. French air forces retaliate with fighter bombers against Red trenches as elite units clash.
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McCarthy Subcommittee Probe Clouded by Army Counsel Claims
Roy Cohn testified that Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor John Adams sought to block hearings on alleged subversion at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. Adams allegedly called it a feather in his cap to persuade the subcommittee to drop or defer public or executive inquiries. Stevens and Adams denied trying to halt the investigation while acknowledging concerns over hearing format. Page 15.
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ILA Wins Narrow Victory in NLRB Election Fight
New York report shows the International Longshoremen's Association gaining a slim edge over AFL in a National Labor Relations Board election now awaiting resolution of challenged ballots. The waterfront election followed years of disputed ballots and intimidation claims.
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Ike Orders FBI Quiz Of U S Workers Who Invoke 5th Amendment
A wartime era item notes President Ike directing FBI probes into workers who exercise Fifth Amendment protections. The missive implies federal scrutiny of labor figures and government officials amid McCarthy era tensions.
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