McCarthy Resolution on Satellite Nations Fails in Senate
The Senate rejected by 77 to 4 Sen Joseph McCarthys plan to link next months Big Four Geneva talks with a promise to discuss Soviet satellites The GOP clash with Senate Leader Knowland and Lyndon B Johnson highlighted the party split as McCarthy abandoned his original language and pressed a modified substitute in bitter debate.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
United States
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William Langer
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Geneva
Russia
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Knowland
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Wisconsin
GOP
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Democratic party
Eisenhower Urges Patience and Peaceful Policy in Vermont
President Eisenhower urged a policy of patient firmness to keep sons at home and fund peaceful pursuits. He appealed to Vermonters to debate ways to better present the United States to the world, stressing peace, trade, and mutual understanding while touring New England. He arrived from Washington for a six day swing.
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Eisenhower
America
Washington
New England
Compromise Bill Replaces National Guard in Reserve Plan
Washington June 22 A House arms subcommittee reached agreement with the administration on a compulsory military reserve bill. It includes a modified form of Eisenhower’s six month pre draft youth training proposal. Subcommittee approved 11 to 11 and Chairman Vinson said the full committee will act Tuesday. The bill aims to end the racial guard dispute by omitting National Guard references.
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House owned services
administration
Eisenhower
Carl Vinson
DGa
Yugoslav Reporters See Molotov Text Advance
In San Francisco on June 22 Yugoslav reporters received a 55 minute early look at V. M. Molotov’s speech text. Tass handed a single copy to Yugoslav journalists before the address began at 10 35 am PDT.
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Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Tass
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Molotov
Red China Brigade Switches Sides in Formosa Conflict
The Chinatone News Agency reports a Red Chinese brigade west of Hankow defected to Nationalist backed guerrillas after a 24 hour battle with a Red Chinese division in Chung Chang county. The unit fled into Hupeh province following the clash on May 26.
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Formosa
Chinatone
Hangkow
Hupeh
Chung Chang
Moore Stops Olson With Left Hook For KO at 1:19 in Third
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore retained his title with a third round knockout of middleweight king Carl Olson at the Polo Grounds before about 20,000. Olson started strong, Moore swept control in the second, and a brutal left hook finished Olson at 1:19 of the third. Olson, 21, Hawaiian born, weighed 104 pounds to Moore's 175. Moore, 38, San Diego, asserted the win momentum as the crowd roared and the referee counted out Olson.
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United Press
NEW YORK
Archie Moore
Carl
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Ruby Goldstein
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Moore
Olson
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Motorist Reinstalls Traffic Signal After Ax Attack
Denver police responded to a report of a motorist swinging an ax at a traffic signal control box at 11th Ave and Quebec St. The man fled, but officers found the box dented and the signal functioning properly.
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11th Ave
Quebec St
Hooded Terror Racial Tension Sparks Alabama Crackdown
In Montgomery June 22 Governor James B. Folsom ordered state law agencies to crack down on hooded terrorism amid racial tensions after masked men disrupted a racially integrated rally at Little Southern Union College. About 30 white men attacked the campus shouting threats to remove Black students or blow up the facility.
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Alabama
Folsom
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integrated international relations institute
Ex-GIs Fail to Show at Red China Exit
Three Americans who stayed with Chinese Communists after capture in the Korean War again did not appear at the Canton border exit by train. Consulate Officer Backe searched the border for a fourth day but found no trace. Speculation grows they may force a Europe route out of Red China.
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Canton
Top Army Job Given Brucker
President Eisenhower accepted Army Secretary Stevens resignation and named Wilber M. Brucker to succeed him by end of July. Brucker, 61, former Michigan governor, laughed at McCarthy during hearings but is not deemed tied to today’s decision. The offense reflects a swift transition announced after Stevens cited personal reasons.
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Robert T. Stevens
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Wilber M. Brucker
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
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Charles E. Wilson
New England
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Saginaw county
Rails Spark Rise on Stock Market
New York stock prices surged to bull market highs with rails leading the advance after lagging behind industrials. Rail averages reached a peak not seen since October 26, 1929, as steels autos and numerous other issues climbed, signaling renewed market strength under chartist guidance for continued gains.
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Wall St
Salk Vaccine Views Differ Among Experts
Washington June 22 Three polio experts urged an immediate halt in Salk vaccine production and use until it is safer. Others, including the vaccine advisory chair, warned it would be tragic to halt inoculations now. Jonas Salk attended the House commerce hearing and declined to say whether to halt the program.
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National Foundation for
House commerce committee
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Albert B. Sabin
Cincinnati
John F. Enders
Harvard
William McD. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas M. Rivers
polio foundation
Joseph E. Smade
Amey Walter Reed Medical Center
Wendell M. Stanley
University of California
biochemistry and virus laboratory
national polio foundation
Strikes End at General Motors as Plants Resume Production
Strikes and Detroit June 22. General Motors plants nationwide returned to normal production after the last wildcat walkout ended at the Fisher Body plant in Livonia. About 2,000 workers voted unanimously to accept a company offer on local working conditions, enabling full production to resume.
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General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Livonia
Extradition Move Blocked by Bonelli
KINGMAN Ariz June 22 U P William G Bonelli former head of the California state board of equalization filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus delaying extradition to California to face conspiracy election law charges Bonelli was accompanied by local attorney Carl Hammond at superior court They appeared before Superior Judge Charles T Elmer to file the writ an hour after surrendering at the sheriff's office
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U.P
William G. Bonelli
California state board of equalization
California
Bonelli
Carl Hammond
3fosave county
Hammond
Charles T. Elmer
UN Opening Session Sees Molotov Under Spotlight
A photo captures Bretton Eien glancing at Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov during the opening UN session. Dag Hammarskjeld sits at right, the Secretary-General, as international leaders assemble.
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U S Officials Challenge Nehru on China U N Seat
Washington reports U S officials reject Jawaharlal Nehru’s forecast that Communist China will soon join the United Nations. They say Beijing must change its ways and that the United States will rally free nations to block admission. The issue looms as the U N General Assembly begins its tenth session next September.
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U.S
United Nations
Nehru
Red China
world organization
United States
China
U. S. China
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U.N. General Assembly
Expansion Planned By General Motors
Detroit June 22 General Motors Corp today announced a new expansion program of 500 million dollars for its automotive divisions to meet the needs for an expanding market This brings to 2 billion the total of GM expansion programs made public in the last 18 months The giant automaker has budgeted 4 billion for capital investment since the end of World War II President Harlow H Curtice said the expenditures are slated for new machine tools presses and other facilities plus the building of 6 300 000 square feet of additional floor space.
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General Motors Corp
Harlow H. Curtice
Ford Frices Down New York Grain Prices Dip
New York June 22 wholesale food prices per the Dun and Bradstreet index fell two cents to 6.49 dollars reflecting a drop in grain values, the agency reported today.
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NEW YORK
Pro-Western Regime Falls in Italy Crisis
Rome June 22. Premier Mario Scelba and his pro Western government resign amid a Christian Democratic push to topple the regime. Scelba’s coalition rule is deemed dead as CD factions seek a one party plus cross spectrum government. Five prior attempts at coalition since 1953 have failed.
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Tralian
Mario Scelba
ruddler
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Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
worldatiow
Scelba
Christian Democratic party
Christian Democrats
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Molotov urges UN to back global disarmament conference
Soviet Foreign Minister V. Molotov proposed at the United Nations anniversary meeting that a world conference be held in 1956 to curb armaments and outlaw atomic weapons. He suggested reducing armed forces of non-permanent members and called for universal peace efforts as Western powers weighed response.
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Soeviet
V. MM. Molotov
Molotov
Keemiin
el No Security
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USA
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War Memorial Oper House
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Molotoy
Carlos P Roniale
Philipepines
Russia
Gun Battle in Tijuana Wounds Two Americans and Officers
In Tijuana on June 12 two U S citizens Patrick Lee Mahone of Compton and Robert Allen Fang of Long Beach were critically wounded in a running gun battle with state police after they tried to sell smuggled guns to a taxi driver. Officers Sgt Guadalupe Pena Lara and Officer Jesus Florez Mirada were also wounded.
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Mex
United States
Alberta Prraca
Patrick Lee Mahone
Compton
Calif
Robert Allen Fang
Long Beach
hhem
Peraza
Miguel Valesquez Gonzalles
Guadalupe Pena Lara
Jesus Florez Mirada
Pena
Florez
Duke of Edinburgh Unhurt After Forced Landing
In Glasgow on June 22 a WPA helicopter carrying the Duke of Edinburgh made a forced landing on a football field. The Duke, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was unhurt.
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Scotland
WPA
duke of Edinburgh
e& football field
Elizabeth II
GOP Leader Wins In Denver Runoff Election
Republican leader in the Colorado senate UP Will Halson won Denver's runoff by 766 votes amid unofficial returns. District Attorney Bert Keating led the first primary and faced a close race as absentee ballots shifted Nicholson ahead, with 60,505 for Nicholson and 39,739 for Keating.
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Denver
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Bert Keating
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