Carney Report May Influence U S Stand On Matsu Defense
Adm. Robert B. Carney returns to Washington with a report for the Chiefs of Staff and the Defense Department that could affect whether the United States backs a defense of the Matsu Islands. Taipei reports Nationalist resolve to defend Matsu as deterrence and reinforcement efforts continue near Foochow, while Pentagon eyes no immediate move to a formal joint command.
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Washington
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Defense Department
U. S
Matsu Islands
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachen Islands
Quemoy
Formosa
Chiang
Taipei
Foochow
Carney
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
C-54 Crash Site Sought in Formosa
A party of Americans and Chinese search for the wreckage of a U S Air Force C54 that crashed Sunday 9 000 feet up a Formosan mountain slope. All nine passengers and five crewmen are believed killed. Airman Paul Kirkpatrick of Union Springs New York was among the listed missing aboard the four engine transport bound for Hong Kong from Okinawa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hong Kong
Okinawa
Air Force
Washington
Union Springs
N. Y
Paul Kirkpatrick
Communists Linked To Attacks On FBI
Assistant Attorney General William F. Tompkins testified that current attacks on government witnesses and FBI informants are driven by Communists seeking to disrupt the nation’s internal security program. He urged protections for accused government employees and supported Humphrey’s call for an independent blue-ribbon commission to study security operations.
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Washington
INS
William F. Tompkins
FBI
Justice Department
Internal Security
Senate
Tompkins
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Central From Page One Motive Engineers Move Up Rank
The move elevates firemen to locomotive engineer status with about a $70 monthly raise beyond existing scales. Spokesmen warn of possible wage cuts from roughly $670 to $460 monthly if promotions occur without bargaining. A 3000 mile monthly minimum replaces 2600, and the dispute hinges on union representation and bargaining under the National Railway Labor Act, with a strike risk if old scales return. A prior strike date was postponed in January after federal mediation.
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Brotherhood
Salter
National Railway Labor Act
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Ouster Notice Ties to Bohlen Hockey Injury
The Rev. George Bissonnette, 33, says he received expulsion notice from Russia on February 26 after a hockey game at the British Embassy where U S Ambassador Charles E Bohlen suffered a fractured ankle. He flew from Stockholm yesterday to claim the notice amid the incident.
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New York
George Bissonnette
Russia
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Stockholm
Bohlen
Churchill sidelined by cold. cancels Lord Mayor lunch
London report states Prime Minister Churchill, aged 80, has a slight cold. Doctor Lord Moran advised him to remain indoors at No 10 Downing Street. He canceled his planned presence at the London Lord Mayor's lunch to greet Princess Margaret on her return.
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London
Churchill
Lord Moran
No. 10
Downing St
Wecome
Princess Margaret
Blaze Damages Buffalo Storefront and Floors, $35000 Loss
An early morning fire tore through the third and fourth floors of a seven story Buffalo building. Fire officials estimate $35000 in damage to the upper floors and extensive water damage to the men s clothing store on the first two floors. Division Fire Chief John Crotty provided the damage estimate.
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Buffalo
Division
John Crotty
Men's Clothing Store
Probe Red Plan to Spur Dope Using Narotics Addiction
A secret government agent was invited to tell Senators about reported Communist plans to foster narcotics addiction in the free world. The Senate Internal Security subcommittee reserved a decision on disclosing the agent’s name and forbade taking his picture to protect future missions.
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Washington
Free World
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Eden outlines steps on Formosa and Manila pact easing
Eden told the House of Commons during a 16 day tour in the Middle East and Asia that Red China seeks UN seats now held by Nationalists and that timing and policy pose grave problems yet solvable with time. He described Manila pact talks as producing an acceptable defense and economic program and noted possible regional cooperation growth. He also discussed plans to renew Britain's alliance with Iraq to align with Turkey and NATO partners, saying the old Anglo Iraq treaty should be revised for modern needs.
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Formosa
Red
China
Eden
House of Commons
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Manila
Britain
Iraq
Turkey
NATO
Becccles Town Council Denies Aerials Over Unpaid Rent
Sound Reason Beccles reports the Town Council last night decided tenants in municipal housing projects will be denied permission to install television aerials if they are behind in their rent. A council spokesman said If a tenant cant afford to pay the rent he cant afford a television set.
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Beccles
England
Costly advice leads to arrest for fast driving in Lexington
John B. Sheehy faced arrest after a mechanic suggested speeding to avoid a $338.50 carbon elimination repair. He drove 90 mph in an attempt to “blow out” the carbon and was fined $90.
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Lexington
John B. Sheehy
Student Is Slain On Oil Station Job
In Columbus Ohio a 24 year old student Don Keyes was shot and killed while working the night shift at a Checker oil station during an east end robbery. Opened school books were found on a desk in a back room near the body. The killer used a shotgun, the wound described as a left temple exit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Don Keyes
Checker Oil Station
Ieft
Speculation From Page One Urges Bond Purchases
In testimony before the committee, Harvard professor John Galbraith voices both optimism and pessimism about the market. He notes safeguards against another crash but warns that history could repeat. He compares the current boom to prior cycles and highlights the ongoing risk of a speculative surge. Harold E. Wood of the NASD says that unfair prices would surface with public information, prompting prompt SEC action.
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Galbraith
Harvard
Harold E. Wood
National Association of Securities Dealers
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tribute Paid To Radio Vet John B Gambling at MSG
Thousands of fans packed Madison Square Garden to honor radio veteran John B. Gambling on WOR New York as he marked 30 years on the air. About 64 000 ticket requests came in, with dawn lines outside the arena despite 18 degree cold as a four hour celebration ran 7 15 to 11 A. M.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
John B. Gambling
WOR
Gambling
Press Men Too Debut Bold Outfit Trend in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn UP Male employee of the Memphis Press Scimitar started a possible new fashion trend with a daring dud day led by News Editor Luther Southworth. Staff wore loud colors including red jackets pink s and blue shirts to provoke shots at gendered style. Southworth said men are shy about bold clothes but together they may feel confident.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Press
Scimitar Today
Luther South
Sworth
Worken
Southworth
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