Eisenhower Seeks Candid Talks On Policy With Allies
President Eisenhower convened a White House conference with Dulles and top advisers to align basic foreign and defense policies ahead of Churchill’s visit. Officials said the meeting aimed for a final understanding on guiding principles for discussions with allies and Japan’s defense against Soviet influence.
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Britain
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Dulles
HOUSE
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Congress
Smith
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Pr i
Chureaul
Eisenhower
Senhower
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Kremlin
Erenho
China
Knowland Backs Resolution On Interfering in Hemisphere Affairs
Senate leader Knowland backs a pro resolution resisting interference in hemisphere affairs. The move has broad support and signals White House interest in advancing the measure through the foreign relations committee.
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Arning
Shingson
Senate
William F
Plot to Kill Nehru Reported
General police officials confirmed they are investigating a reported plot to assassinate Prime Minister Nehru. A source said the confessed assassin is a known opium smuggler and the whole claim may be a pipe dream. Reports from Indore in Madhya Bharat added that the informer had confessed.
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Velet
Maia C
Nehru
Indore
Sumeitar
Madhya Bharat
Suler
Two Out-of-Towners Charged With Rock Throwing at Inn
William Quiglet of Baltimore and Fred J Thomas of Philadelphia face public nuisance charges after allegedly hurling a rock through a restaurant window on Route 5 Fairmount. Abel Bachuto, the inn manager, accused the men who reportedly entered for drinks and then fled. They are to be arraigned before a county justice of the peace.
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William Quiglet
Baltimore
Fred J. ‘Thomas
Philadelphia
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Gail
Restauran
Route 5
Fairmount
Abel Bachuto
Cajus
English Chosen By C B A Club for Brother’s Academy Men
Robert A English, 21, selected as secretary and James Costigan elected treasurer of the Brothers' Academy Men's Club. Welch was chosen as another officer.
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Robert A. English
Brothers 'Academy Men
Ciub
Welch
James Costigan
Just Too Careful Driver Pinched in Cincinnati
Petrolman arrest details unclear due to garbled text but names John Burrell, age 28, and a claim of cautious driving. Reports suggest Burrell was stopped for an unspecified reason and a confrontation or confusion followed.
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Cincinnati
Petrolmanschel
John Burrell
Secause
Anes
Hall
Willett Pastor To Be Honored At Reception
A FANEVELL reception is planned for the Rev. IL Leslie Conley who recently resigned the pastoral role at the Methodist Church. Local church members recall his years of service and celebrate his leadership with colleagues and friends.
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Willett
Leslie Conley
Oman
Invasion Rumors Shake Guatemala Amid Censorship
Reports from Guatemala describe rebel advances near Puerto Barrios and Gualan, with President Arbenz insisting there are no heavy clashes. Skirmishes and casualties noted, U S relations sour as the government reimposes press telephone bans and border crossings ease partly.
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Arious
Fane Ae
Guatemala City
Diane
Amercans
Hooerto Alvarado
Fuentes
Ardenz
Ereba
Gualanandra
Honduran
Guatemala
Puerto Barros
Associated Press
Age
Puerto Barrios
Rutledge
Arbenz
United States
Mexico
Frenty
Fragmented civil war era dispatch on Guatemala and Cuba
An OCR fragment notes peace and solidarity lines amid confusion over Guatemala’s crisis and US intervention. It mentions abstentions in a 117 member body and a Socialist Party declaration condemning invasion, with reference to a Havana Cuban probe and unrest surrounding a non intervention stance.
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Eigle
Frgrave
Vern
Socialist Party
Pas
Aga
Guatemala
Havana
Food Price Index Rises Amid Ongoing Uptick
Dun and Bradstreet reports the Whole Food Price Index for New York rose again this week after three declines. The index stands at 7.23, up from 7.23 the prior week and 2.01 points higher than the week before.
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York
Dun
Bradstreet
Dun & Bradsreet
Carlingford Boat Tragedy Claims Seven Drownings
Seven people drowned near Carlingford when a motorboat capsized in rough waters. Among the deceased are noted North Ireland bookmaker Hugh Hare, his wife, his son Brien, and a sister of Mrs. Hare, all regarded as prominent local figures. The disaster occurred late at night, casting a pall over the seaside community.
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Carlingford
Northere Ireland
Charles McDon
Hugh’ lotHare
North Ireland
Brien
Congress Debates Extend Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act
The Associated Press reports ongoing debate in Congress over extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. The session focuses on commerce issues including barley sabronrs and beer policies.
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Associated Press
AATE
Commerce Sabronrs
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