Neutrals May Play Indo Role At Geneva Peace Talks
At Geneva the French foreign minister Georges Bidault proposed that Asian neutrals supervise an Indochina cease fire with United States and Britain backing. The United States rejects a Soviet led group and favors an Asian dominated commission possibly including India Pakistan Ceylon Indonesia and Burma to police the cease fire. Western diplomats see early talks on regrouping Vietminh and French forces if a cease fire is reached, with Aim to end the Indochina war by week’s end.
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Georges Bidault
Indochina
United States
Britain
U.S
Geneva
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Korea
United Nations
Laos
Cambodia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Chou En-lai
Palace of Nations
Vetminh
Henri Deileil
Ta Quang Bau
Vietminh
South Dakota Democrats Boost Voting Power
South Dakota Democrats fell short of their protest vote target in the farm program debate yet doubled their 1952 turnout. Other primaries in Nevada and Alabama featured Mundt Holum in South Dakota, Pittman and Baring in Nevada, and Folsom Huddleston in Alabama, with key races for governor and Congress outlined.
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South Dakota
Nevada
Alabama
Joe Foss
Ed C. Martin
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sb
Kenneth Holum
Mundt
Holum
Vail Pittman
Charles Russell
Walter Baring
Clifton Young
Rnev
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Birmingham
B&O Takes Option on Ohio River Site
The Columbus Dispatch reports B and O industrial agent Fielding Lewis confirmed 1300 acres were optioned for a plant site along the Ohio River at Willow Grove near West Virginia Rt 2, about 30 miles from Parkersburg and 20 miles from Pomeroy Ohio. Additional riverbank sites between Marietta and Pomeroy were noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
B&o
Ohio River
Willow Grove
W. Va
Fielding Lewis
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Lewis
Marietta
Kentucky bred colt wins famed Derby at Epsom
A Kentucky bred colt owned by Robert Sterling Clark of Upperville Virginia won the Derby at Epsom, becoming the second American horse ever to achieve this historic feat. The victory marks a notable moment in international horse racing history.
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Die
Robert Sterling Clark
Upper
Enjoy Vacation Tips From The National Safety Council
Vacation days are here again a time for rest relaxation and fun. The article offers timely safety tips from the National Safety Council to refresh body mind and morale without avoidable accidents or trouble during time away from routine.
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National Safety Council
Porterfield Accepts Mental Hygiene and Corrections Post
Dr. John D. Porterfield, Ohio health director, announced his acceptance of the director post for the new State Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections in Columbus at a meeting of the Ohio Citizens Council for Health and Welfare.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Porterfield
Ohio Citizens Council For Health and Welfare
Rosemount Area Water Cutoff Planned Thursday
Weather permitting city water crews will lower the final section of main along the new Scioto Trail just north of the city starting at 8 a.m. Thursday. Water to Rosemount Road area will be off until the cutover is completed, expected in the afternoon.
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New Scioto Trail
Rosemount Rd
Portsmouth High School Plans 86th Commencement
Commencement at Portsmouth High School in East Municipal Stadium will honor 260 seniors with Dr Homer Vanderpool as speaker delivering Dreams on the Loose. If rain forces relocation, diplomas will be presented in the Grant School gymnasium by Dr William A Duvendeck.
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Municipal Stadium
Portsmouth High School
Grant School
William A. Duvendeck
H. W. McKelvey
Homer Vanderpool
Grace Methodist Church of
Dayton
Harry F. Hannum
Central Christian Church
Leonard Klotz
Franklin Avenue Methodist Church
Edward Fournier
Einar Helstrom
East High School
Allard Park
Harding School
Lou Davis
Verna Mae Grasher
MaDonna R. Hughes
Robert Jo Ketter
Phyllis Louise Lowe
Robert Klein
Grace Methodist Church
T. W. Smith
East High
McCarthy Seeks Full Set of Monitored Army Calls
The McCarthy camp charged the Army has not produced all monitored telephone calls and McCarthy urged that none be admitted as evidence unless every call is provided. Roy Cohn said transcripts he called vital were missing and questioned whether presidential orders barred disclosure. The subcommittee planned to ask the attorney general about the order's reach.
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Washington
McCarthy Camp
Army
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Roy M. Cohn
Ray Jenkins
Cohn
Stevens
Jenkins
Joseph N. Welch
Brownell
Kirke B. Lawton
29 Portsmouth Concrete Workers Hit By Strike
29 of 30 Local 413 AFL Truck Drivers Union members walked out at Portsmouth Mixed Concrete Co after failed talks on pay and holidays. Picket lines formed, curtailing Route 23 paving and other concrete work, with no negotiations scheduled.
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Portsmouth Mixed Concrete Co
Scioto Trail
Daniel Smith
Graff
Smith
Samuel E. Frowine
Sales Tax Stamps Get New Look in Ohio
Ohio will issue redesigned sales tax stamps within one or two months aimed at vendors who alter consumer receipts. Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers said the stamp will read Always obtain from vendor State of Ohio prepaid sales tax consumer's receipt on all taxable purchases.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stanley J. Bowers
Eisenhower pushes for quick loyalty decision action
President Eisenhower boasts an impressive record in fighting Communism and subversion and aims to advance his legislative program. He deflected questions on the McCarthy controversy while citing a Justice Department report and urging focus on governing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department
Explosive Blasts Hit Saigon Munitions Dump
A massive explosion at a French munitions depot near Saigon killed one Vietnamese woman and wounded several others. Authorities warned blasts could continue for two days as Viet Minh saboteur speculation rose, with French troops ordered to billets and depot casualties rising.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietminh
Fleety McComb Retires After 34 Years at Portsmouth High
Franklin B. McComb known as Fleety retires from Portsmouth High School after 34 years of teaching and coaching. A PHS fixture since 1920 he credits YMCA work and athletics for shaping his service minded approach and his belief that youth should be guided by strong values.
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Peter Harries-Jones
PHS
Franklin B. McComb
Portsmouth High School
Fleety
YMCA
McComb
Portsmouth
U S Begins To Pull Out Indo Technicians
Washington reports the United States has begun withdrawing about 200 Air Force technicians sent to Indochina to assist French warplanes. Some volunteers may help French ground crews while most return to Far East bases by June 12. Aerial support with 47 B26 bombers will stay to bolster air strikes in the delta.
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States
Indochina
Hanoi
Congress
U.S
Far East
France
French Bomb Vietminh Bases Near Hanoi Destroyed, Say French
The French high command announced massive air strikes that destroyed a string of Vietminh bases twelve miles east of Hanoi. Spokesmen said 30 fighters and 20 bombers hit arms depots and rebel caches along villages near the Hanoi Haiphong corridor. The Delta region was described as calm.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Haiphong
Red River
Oppenheimer Split Report Raises Security Risk
The Atomic Energy Commission reviewed a three member board decision after six weeks of hearings. The board found J Robert Oppenheimer loyal but too great a security risk to restore his cleared-for-secrets status, which he lost on December 23.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppy
Oppenheimer
Special Board
Ike Silent on Oppenheimer Security Board Ruling
President Eisenhower refused to comment on the board's split decision barring J. Robert Oppenheimer from the nation's secret atomic files. He said the matter remains in a quasi judicial process and would be decided through proper channels.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Security Board
J. Robert Oppenheimer
McCarthy Reports Alarming CIA Infiltration Claims
Senator McCarthy told a subcommittee panel that evidence shows alarming Communist infiltration of the CIA and of hydrogen and atomic bomb plants, suggesting serious security concerns at top agencies and facilities.
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Washington
McCarthy
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Oppenheimer Seeks Commission Review on Brief and Hearing
The commission was asked to take the case under immediate consideration and to grant time to file a written brief by Monday with a later date set for argument before the commission. Oppenheimer, director of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N J, was at his home there today.
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Oppenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Katherine Russell
Heavy Storms Struck Ohio Regions Heightened Damage
The Associated Press reports heavy storms and high winds across Ohio on Tuesday. A man was killed by lightning near Cadiz as trees blocked roads and rail lines. The Mercury between Cleveland and Cincinnati stalled near Delaware due to a fallen tree. Knox Morrow and Richland counties saw a near tornado and widespread property damage in Ashland County towns Jefferson Rock Creek Orwell.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cadiz
Knox
Morrow
Richland
New York Central
Mercury
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Delaware
Jefferson
Rock Creek
Orwell
Ashtabula
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Ihe
Reds
Fleety’ McComb
Chips
Portsmouth High
Defense Department
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United
Ward V. Evans
Loyola University of Chicago
Lloyd K. Garrison
AEC
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