Ike Waits Word on Protest Of Red Attack on Plane
President Eisenhower travels from New Hampshire to Maine after stopping at Dartmouth College land grant. Newsmen followed his golf at Mountain View House Whitefield where a thunderstorm drenched the course, leaving him wet after a one over par first hole and a missed three foot putt at the ninth.
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Wentworth
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Maine
North Country
Dartmouth College
Lancaster
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Whitefield
Mountain View House
UT Baffala
al VV
Allo Lagata
Returning Austrians Report Americans Held in Soviet Prisons
A group of 136 Austrians returned from Soviet camps in Wiener Neustadt and relayed that 16 Americans are in Russian labor camps. Names include Sidney Ray Sparks of Tennille Georgia and Murray Feingersch of Brooklyn New York, with other details and no confirmation from U S Army HQ.
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Wiener Neustadt
Austria
Sidney Ray Sparks
Tennille
U. S
Camp Patma
Russia
Polio vaccine supply slowed by safety standards in 1950s
Washington reports peak polio season delayed mass inoculation as tougher vaccine testing rules delay releases. Dr. Hart Van Riper says standstill until more vaccine. NIH notes 7 to 10 days before fresh supplies. Six firms show limited progress toward mid July availability and August rollout.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Foundati
National Institutes of Health
National Foundation
van Riper
Eisenhower
Shadow over U N anniversary as plane incident erupts
The Soviet MIG attack on an American naval patrol plane over the Bering Sea marred the U N 10th anniversary session in San Francisco. Dulles alerted Molotov per President Eisenhower, while the crew of 11 survived with 7 injured. Delegates paused for private work as a peace declaration loomed.
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San Francisco
Bering Sea
U.N
John Foster Dulles
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Argentinians Seek Patch Between Church and State
Buenos Aires officials work to repair rift with the Roman Catholic Church after a brief revolt. Foreign Minister Jeronimo Remerino coordinates peace moves while papal nuncio Monsignor Mario Zanin may visit. Possible concordat discussed as a constitutional assembly weighs ending the church's state status.
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Juan Peron
Jeronimo Remerino
Mario Zanin
Vatican
Foreign Ministry
Congress
Argentina
Eisenhower awaits Soviet reply after patrol plane shot down
President Eisenhower tours Northern New England as Washington seeks word on a Soviet attack that fired on a U S Navy patrol plane over international waters near Alaska. Seven of eleven crew injured, plane crash landed on St. Lawrence Island. Dulles protested Molotov as UN session in San Francisco continued. Eisenhower planned trips to Berlin New Hampshire Wentworth Parma Lake and Skowhegan as Geneva talks loomed.
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New Hampshire
Soviet Union
U.S
New England
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Whitefield
Navy
St. Lawrence Island
Defense Dept
Washington
State Dulles
Molotov
Dulles
U.N
San Francisco
Belcher photographs tenth president at Profile Lake
East Kingston photographer Arnold Belcher, aged 75, continues his presidential portrait streak as he captures his tenth sitting. On a New England tour, the President posed at Profile Lake after Belcher revealed he had photographed nine prior presidents, prompting the remark Wonderful.
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Whitefield
Arnold Belcher
East Kingston
Belcher
Profile Lake
New England
Red MiGs Fired Without Warning, Plane Crew Says
In KODIAK Alaska a patrol bomber was shot at by MIG fighters while on a routine mission over the Bering Sea. Four of 11 crewmen were burned or wounded but all survived. Lt Richard H Fischer reported no opportunity to avoid fire and said a single MIG attacked the craft though Pentagon sources noted two. The plane veered into a cloud and began descent from 3000 feet.
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Murray Feingersch
Finegage
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Kumith
Camp Vladimir
Moscow
New Orleans
Rudolf von Schwab
Vienna
U. S. Counterintelligence Corps
Rudolf Cerny
Camp Vorkuta
Arctic
Rufold Kissis
Soviet Zone
Kodiak
Alaska
U.S. Navy
Bering Seas Island
Richard H. Fischer
Pittsburgh
Aviation
Donald E. Sonnek
Minnesota Lake
Minn
Joseph H. Atkinson
Alaska Defense Command
Fischer
Atkinson
Gon
Pentagon
Steel Firms Meets With Union Over Wage Talks
U S Steel moved to head off a strike deadline by meeting today with CIO United Steelworkers leader David J McDonald. John A Stephen said the session would be a small executive group from both sides as union rejects the first 10 cent wage proposal amid a $2.32 per hour average wage for steelworkers. McDonald argues the industry’s boom can support a larger increase. US Steel, long a contract benchmark, employs about 170,000 of the 600,000 USW dues payers in basic steel.
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Pittsburgh UI
U.S. Steel
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steel Workers
John A. Stephen
McDonald
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