Confusion for Entry to China by American Journalists
American correspondents in Hong Kong faced delays as China Travel Service reported unclear rules for entry to Red China. Passport revalidation issues and missing Chinese visas left reporters stranded, while the State Department awaited designation lists to grant permanent access. Key figures mentioned included Keyes Beech and Marvin Stone, with others from Associated Press and United Press noted as awaiting permission.
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Hong Kong
China
China Travel Service
Peiping
United States
Red
Ssevi
Nnvel
Ekina
Tae
Taott
Ywo
Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
Marvin Stone
Inter Salional News Service
Tokyo
Aohn Roderick
Sociated Press
Jamey Burke
Jinn, Inc
Man Dardin
New York Times
Guy Seers
Columba Broadcasting Bystem
Wensell Mer“tek
United Press
Teamsters Meet on Corruption Charges in Los Angeles
The Dormstore Union executive board gathers in Los Angeles to defend itself against corruption charges that could expel the Teamsters from AFL-CIO. James Hoffa leads sessions as Beck plans to step down amid questions from the Senate committee and ongoing AFL CIO hearings.
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Awasmington PI
Los Angeles
Wis
Afl-Cio
Timmy) Hoffa
Midwest
Shavorite
Daya Beck
Hoffans
Senate
Holts
Smore
Dater
New L York
Jonny Dio
Hotfr
S Beck
McClellan
O-Ark
Tackets Committee
Beck
Aplacio
Teamers Union
Wdy
Uvhe
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Aflcio Executive Council
Covention
Air Force apologizes for fast jeep drop incident
In Munich Germany the US Air Force apologizes after a jeep dropped from a transport aircraft during airlift training. The jeep descended by parachute but reportedly failed to open properly, landing in a residential backyard and prompting concerns.
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Air Force
Munich
Germany
Air Force Today
Sparkman to Lead Asia Policy Survey Tour
Senator Sparkman announces a ten member Senate Foreign Relations Panel will conduct a broad survey of American foreign policy in Asia. He plans to visit April and Italy, visiting Japan and several Asian nations before returning to the United States. He will be accompanied by committee staff chief Carl Mayey and will study foreign aid operations and overall U.S. relations in Asia.
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Washington
Sen Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Spirkowin
Italy
Retusnig
Taz
United States
Carmatton Chaiman Great
Son
Fulbright
Aidar
Sparkman
San Brancisto
Carl Mayey
Officer 41 Cleared in Four Shell Deaths Trial
FT SILL Oklahoma Army court-martial acquits Lt Col Wallan Berger of negligence in the deaths of four soldiers during an infantry attack. The 16-year veteran praised by colleagues as the case ended, with testimony focusing on command and firing order.
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Sill
Yilerar
Wallan P. Beregee
Bhikiderphit
Auring T'Moeke
Barger
Sskea
Col. Berger
Falthough
Joter
John
Taylor
Tavs
Taxus & Pacific Railroad
Berger
Weller D. Short
Pale
Tantrgy
Siing
New Intestinal Virus Threat Raises U S Health Alarm
Dr. Sabin warned of a new intestinal virus feared to cause illness similar to polio. Milwaukee reported about 10,000 cases with no deaths yet. symptoms include fever and body pains. There is no vaccine, and strict hygiene and isolation are advised to curb its spread during warm weather.
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Cinciniwate
Allert
Sabin
Cincinnati
Gisl
United States
Milwaukee
Llanes
Subin
Sartn
Europe
Cutter Spar Seeks Northwest Passage Far South of Pole
The cutter Spar, off Cranston, reports 750 miles south of the North Pole after abandoning the search trail set May 18. The vessel voyaged from Bristol, headed to Panama, then north the Pacific into the Arctic Ocean past the Bering Strait, a historic aim aided by the Mintagy Sea Transport Services to assess Arctic base refueling.
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Cranston
Spar
North Pole
Charles Rotkin
Joe
Purpose C
Rockport
Bristol, R.r
Northwest Passage
Cutley
Panama Canal
Pacific
Arctic Ocean
Bering Stenit
Mintagy Sea ‘Transport Services
Arctic
Court ruling on access to FBI files sparks Senate debate
Senator Lent O Mahoney contends the Supreme Court decision allowing defendants to view FBI files tied to witnesses has been misrepresented. A bill would require judges to disclose pertinent FBI statements from witnesses, with penalties if the government resists. Senator Morse notes the ruling covers prior statements to government agencies and criticizes focus on convictions over justice.
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Washington UP
O'Mahoney
D-Wya
Supreme Court
PBL
Senate
High Court
FBI
Browsell
Sensio
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Millions Wasted McClellan Seeks Army Spare Parts Waste
Senate investigations report millions in waste and mismanagement in military spare parts. Preliminary findings include 200 million dollars in excess parts at bases in Newfoundland Labrador and Greenland. Ernest Harmon Base in Newfoundland cited overstock and improper inventories amid co mingling of parts and untrained civilian staff.
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Washington
Pentagon
McClellan
Ernest Harmon
Newfoundland
S3ni Army
Air Force
Millon Doliars
Senate Rockets
Three Americans Slated for VEW Honors at National Encampment
MIAMI BEACH Fla three outstanding Americans will be honored at the national encampment of Veterans of Foreign Wars opening Sunday and continuing through Friday. Former President Truman, Admiral Burke and Len Symington will receive VEW awards and the Bernard M Baruch award. Burke earns the Commander in Chief gold medal and Symington gets the VEW gold medal sword. Department service officers report older veterans face jobless risk as many will be over 45 by 1965 and most World War II vets will be classified as older workers within a few years. The convention begins Monday.
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MIAME
Kansas City
Burke
National Council of Administration
Lee
Symingson
Air Force
Reece
VEW
Thave
Department
Asee
Edward L. Omohondro
Veterans Employment Service
States Steamship Co Pledges $250 Million Ship Renewal Plan
San Francisco based States Steamship Co announces a 250 million dollar ship replacement program following a 20 year subsidy agreement with the Federal Maritime Board. J R Dant, the president, says the firm will merge with Pacific Transport Lines to maintain transpacific services at lower costs and expand sailing schedules to Paris East and beyond. The plan includes ten Seafarer class freighters by Jan 1 1960 and four more in the following year, with seven additional ships later on.
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San Francisco
The
States Steamship Co
Shina
Thie
Federal Maritime Board
J. R. Dant
Pacific Transport Lines
Tac
States Steamship Co. i
Dant
Fower
Tar
Paris East
Export Secrecy Lid Off Lets Newsmen View Manifests
Washington congressman Moss says Treasury will publish outgoing cargo manifests to aid business. Journal of Commerce pressed for access since 1953. current practice delays data by months and censors details. Customs will photograph manifests for press use with reimbursement to the bureau.
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Washington
D-Calif
Treasury Department
Ameri
American Man
New York Journal Ofj
Moss
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Journal of Cammerce
Commerce, Department
Commence
Sander
Customs
Journal of Commerce
Customs Bureau
Demo Chief Backs Hike in Aid Bill
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson says foreign aid has new direction and will back a substantial increase. He notes the House cut the aid by 509 million but says he will vote for a significant rise and push the measure to strengthen funding. Johnson serves on the Appropriations Committee as draft work continues.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Touson
Texas
House
Johnson
Fridey
Eisenhower
Emer
River Suit Recessed for Ruling in Colorado River Case
Special Supreme Court Master Simon H Rifkind recessed the complex Colorado River water suit for at least two months after ruling the government must limit its evidence on Indian water claims. He aims to decide the main issues of water allocation among Arizona California Nevada New Mexico and the environment, with a spring and summer 1958 schedule. The government presented Indian priority evidence but may defer or transfer parts of the case to another master. Arizona attorney Mark Wilmer called the ruling a potential money saver for the state.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Simon H. Rifkind
Colorado River
Rilsing
Rifkind
David Warner
Atty
California
Charles Corker
Arizona
Mark Wilmer
Rilkine
Qnert
Califfornia
Nevada
New Mexico
Helease Es
Frederick Havers
Northcutt Ely
Ely
Tep
Clair Engle
Search for Three Navy Fliers Reduced
Three Navy fliers remain missing after an Atlantic air sea search in Jacksonville Florida area. Officials scaled back the hunt as Coast Guard operations ended though air and sea assets continued. Names of the missing airmen were withheld.
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Jacksonville
Flo
Uli
Atlantic
Navy
Coast Guard
Private Day Room Service At Dre Outpost
A damaged OCR fragment describes a private day room and catering service at an unspecified venue. It mentions telephone access, a dining room setting, and a female staff member catering to guests. The text is unclear and rough.
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Gally
Alan Reis
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