Gaither Warns Security in Peril for Free World
Gaither Jr, former head of the commission that prepared the Gaither Report on U S defenses, warned Fellows of the American Bar Foundation that America’s security and the free world face unprecedented peril. He cited mounting political economic and social forces aided by the threat of nuclear extinction that could disintegrate free nations and enslave mankind.
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North Korea Stands Pat in Plane Row
North Korea refused to return the North Korean National Airlines twin engine plane and its 24 passengers including two Americans unless South Korea agrees to direct negotiations. The UN Command rejected a communist proposal to withdraw troops from South Korea and North Korea called the regime illegal. Brig Gen Olaf Kyster demanded the return of the aircraft and that all aboard be brought to the neutral zone for questioning. the Communists refused.
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Quemoy Shelled by Communist Artillery Attack
Formosa Taipei defense officials said Quemoy faced its heaviest artillery attack in eight months Sunday night. No injuries were reported and Nationalist guns did not reply to the shelling.
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U S Envoy Arrives for Talks in Paris
U S deputy undersecretary Robert Murphy reached Paris to press for settlement in the French Tunisian dispute. He is to meet Premier Felix Gaillard and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau before proceeding to Tunis to confer with President Habib Bourguiba. British official Harold Beeley will join Murphy in Paris.
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Ike to Abolish Disarm Office and Put Post Under Dulles
President Eisenhower plans to abolish the White House disarmament office once led by Harold Stassen and shift the arms question to Secretary of State Dulles. James Wadsworth would become US chief disarmament negotiator under the new setup, with Farley continuing State Department atomic energy duties. Humphrey Tolb relates that the move faces Senate resistance as a subcommittee under State support is debated, aiming to project strength in the Russia context.
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