Reporter Defies China Travel Ban Fights Passport Action
In Budapest American reporter William Worthy, a Baltimore Afro American correspondent, defied a U.S. travel ban to Communist China. He keeps his passport as U.S. authorities press for a “return only” mark and weigh hearing options in Budapest or Washington. Worthy plans to report the case as a test of press rights.
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Budapest
Red China
United States
William Worthy
Worthy
Baltimore
China
U. S. State Department
Moscow
U. 5 Lee Ration
U.S
Richard R. Shelby, Jr
Washington
U. S
Lega- Hon
Shelby
New York Post
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S. Legation
James Wechsler
E. T. Wailes
Wailes
Haiti Names President Amid Crisis Defiance
Haiti's legislature picked Franck Sylvain, a constitutional law expert and former presidential candidate, as provisional president after a five day political crisis. Sylvain succeeded Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis, ousted after a general strike. Magloire’s prior exile looms, while the constitutional line was challenged as obsolete. Balloting date unknown but expected in spring.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Franck Sylvain
Sylvain
Joseph Nemours
Pierre-Louis
Paul Magloire
Magliore
Maglvore
Atom Plane Program Slowed by Technical Challenges
Washington reports reveal the atom powered plane project is being stretched out for technical reasons. Officials say shielding weight and reactor lightness hinder airborne use, with some missiles possibly trimmed from the defense program.
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Washington
Pentagon
Clifford C. Furnas
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Defense
Furnas
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Crash clues hunted in DC7 jet debris mystery
CAB officials search for wreckage clues from a DC7 and a Scorpion jet over the San Fernando Valley. Philip Goldstein appeals for the return of scattered pieces to aid reconstruction. Wreckage has been marked and mapped at the Douglas Aircraft site as investigators seek to determine how the fatal collision occurred.
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Pacoima
Culver City UK
Aeronautics Board
Phiip Goldstein
Scorpion
Nando Valley
Ivere
Senate Hearings Delay on Eisenhower Middle East Aid
Senate committees delayed a session and set a Monday target to finish the hearing on President Eisenhower's Middle East policy. Generals Gruenther and Caffery were to testify, with questions on using U S military aid up to 200 million dollars to aid friendly Middle East nations if requested.
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Senate
Eisenhowre
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Senate Foreign, Relations and Armed Services Committees
Quesoning
Henry T. Byroade
U. S
Egypt
Jefferson Caffery
Greece
Eisenhower
Middle East
New Red Expulsions Seen as Propaganda
Moscow orders expulsion of two more American military attaches, Ma rine Capt. Paul R. Uffelman and Navy Lt William S. Lewis, amid accusations of improper activities. U.S. says confrontations in Leningrad violated immunity. Earlier expulsions tied to spy tensions. embassy notes send Lewis to West Germany on leave and Uffelman en route to Berlin. Police list actress Doreen Woodbury death as suicide, found by friend, with note and empty pill bottles.
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Moscow
UPA
Paul R. Uffelman
Port Wayne
Ind
Navy
William S. Lewis
Guthrie
Oklo
United States
Leningrad
Jam 85
Dew
Vna
U.S
Maj
Hubert ‘Tansey
Alexandria
Charles Stackel
Jacksonville
Fla
Andrei Gromyko
Uffelman
Lewis
West Germany
Ulfelman
Berlin
Russia
America
New York
Doreen Woodbury
Knowland pushes idea on veto at UN Security Council
Senator Knowland plans to argue that the United Nations should disregard Russia's veto power when issues directly involving the Soviet Union are before the Security Council. He will detail his opposition to a double standard and oppose sanctions against Israel without action against Russia for Hungary. He proposes actions by member nations reflecting the majority will despite Soviet vetoes.
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Lar
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Calit
United Nations
Russia
Security Council
Soviet Union
Friends of the Senate
Georgetown University
U. N
U.N
Israel
Egypt
U. W
Dvnation Security Council
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