United States cites neutral panel findings on Korea buildup
The U S Defense Department released documents from the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission alleging North Korea conceals a military buildup. Swedish Gen Paul Mohn and Swiss Brig Gen Ernst Gross countered by calling U N charges false and inflammatory. They said the four member panel cannot expose Soviet satellite influence and that the accusations amount to propaganda.
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Washington
United States
North Korea
Defense de
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Paul Mohn
Sweden
Ernst Gross
Switzerland
U.N
Defense Department
Special Dog Receives Unusual Bank Treatment
In Rochester a spaniel named Rivets has a personal bank account at Union Trust Co. He deposits no funds yet draws weekly profits to buy dog biscuits. The source of deposits is a bottled soda machine at Rochester Gas & Electric Corp, reflecting a lighthearted tribute from employees.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rivers
Union Trust Co
Rivets
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp
Governors Visit to Korea Draws Harsh Editorial
The Korean Republic denounced the U.S. governors Dan Thornton John Fine and Allan Shivers as conducting a “glistening whitewash” junket. The paper depicted them blindfolded on a flying carpet and warned that investigators favor bureaucratic empires over a strong Korea. The governors visited to review reconstruction and rehabilitation and planned to report to President Eisenhower.
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Seoul
The
Korean Republic
U.S
Korea
Dan Thornton
Colorado
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Allan Shivers
Texas
Eisenhower
Republic
Junket
New Mexico Officials Seek Northwest Gas Market
Santa Fe New Mexico oil and gas officials traveled to Washington to urge the FPC to allow New Mexico to sell natural gas to the Pacific Northwest. They will testify on Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. plans to ship gas from the San Juan Basin. OCC members present included Richard Spurrier E S Walker W B Macey W F Kitts Jason Kellahin Elvis Utz and Leroy Leibrand.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Oil and Gas
Washington
Federal Power Commission
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
FPC
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
San Juan
Colorado
Northwest
FPC New Mexico
Richard R. Spurrier
E. S. Walker
Oil Conservation Commission
W. B. Macey
W. F. Kitts
Jason Kellahin
Elvis Utz
OCC
Leroy Leibrand
Public Service Commission
Hawaiian Volcano Erupts In Spectacular Fireworks Display
Honolulu reports Kilauea on the Big Island erupted with a strong rumble and a shallow earthquake. The crater spouted dozens of lava fountains estimated at 25 to 30 feet high while lava flowed from the crater in a dramatic volcanic show unseen in more than a century.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Kilauea
Socialist Party Proposes Multi Billion Public Works Plan
The 29th National Convention in Philadelphia heard Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler unveil a Socialist platform calling for a multi billion dollar federal public works program. It criticizes the Republican and Democratic approaches as inadequate and outlines tax exemptions, housing reform, farm subsidies, and a shift to housing for people rather than lenders.
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Philadelph P
Frank Zeidler
Milwaukee
Negro Leaders from Three States Plan Court Battles Over Segregation
NAACP leaders from Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi plan local court actions to banish school segregation and back the Atlanta Declaration. Louisiana reports 21 suits ready to file if blocked by state courts with two more pending. Delegates in Alabama and Mississippi pledge full NAACP resources to enforce the Supreme Court ruling.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
National Assn
U.S. Supreme Court
NAACP
Atlanta
Daniel Byrd
New Orléans
Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Lubbock Man Reported Slugged and Robbed in Dallas
Charles Weatherford of Lubbock told University Park police he was slugged early today while parking at a friend's Dallas home. He said he was struck in the head and awakened to find his 1950 Cadillac, about $37, and 4 diamonds missing.
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Dallas
Lubbock
University Park
Charles Weatherford
W. W. Blackley
Crater eruption marks first pit discovery since 1827
A historic crater shows renewed activity with a pit opening for the first time since the 1827 28 eruption period. Scientists monitor gas emissions and rock fracturing as part of ongoing field work.
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Sears and Save
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