U S Hopes For French Decision On EDC Soon
U S officials say France must decide quickly on the European Defense Community treaty. If France vetoes or delays again, Washington plans swift moves with Britain and West Germany to address German sovereignty and rearmament. An eight power meeting may be held to map controlled German rearmament.
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U.S
Washington
United States
France
Fepusyen Vouay
French National Assembly
Britain
West Germany
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dulles
Germany
Free World
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Secret Quizzing Begins as McCarthy Probes Open
Washington a special Senate committee met to assess R McCarthy with Chairman Arthur Watkins stating witnesses have been called to prepare for public hearings set to start next Tuesday. Senator McClellan indicated the Democratic report on the Army McCarthy hearings may include aspects not in the Republican majority report.
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Washington
Senate
Begum Guesseh R. McCarthy
Arthur V. Watkins
Watkins
Utah
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
M Mcclellan
McClellan
Space Travel Theme Of Panel Discussion
A Black River Astronomical Society panel meets Wednesday at 8 p m in O Neill s Community Hall to discuss Space Travel with Darrell C Romick of North Canton as moderator. Arthur Goldstein Dr John Wherry Phillip Place join in covering orbital fuel gravity and space stations and a Q A follows with free admission.
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Black River Astronomical Society
O'neil’s
Darrell C. Romick
North Canton
Romick
Arthur Goldstein
Elyria
John Wherry
Phillip Place
Amherst
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Akron
Austria
Texas Democrats Vote In Runoff Primary Today
Texas voters select the Democratic nominee for governor in a runoff between Gov Allan Shivers and Ralph Yarborough. Shivers led in the first primary but failed to reach the required votes. spending totals top $433000 with Shivers and Yarborough spending about equal amounts. The winner will face Republican Ted R Adams in November.
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Dallas. Tex
Texas
Allan Shivers
Austin
Ralph W. Yarborough
Shivers
Yarborough
Ted R. Adams
Crockett
Adams
Justice Officials Consider Retrial Of Army Sergeant
John David Provoo, held in federal detention, awaits a Justice Decision on retrying treason charges after the U S Court of Appeals reversed his conviction. The three judge panel ruled the homosexuality testimony prejudiced the trial and the case belonged in a different district. The department may retry or drop the case. no action has been taken.
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New York
John David
Provoo
Justice Department
United States Court of Appeals
Ohio Industry Takes State Fair Spotlight Today
Ohio manufacturing and industrial potential dominate the State Fair with exhibits of products and resources. About 50,000 visitors opened the event, including 40,000 youths for Youth Day as Governor Lausche officiated the Youth Building project. 4 H teams from Champaign, Clark, and Licking counties claimed top livestock judging honors, led by individual high scorer Paul Wilson of Clark.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lausche
Champaign County
Ronald Welch
William Miller
John Summel
Paul Wilson
Clark County
Delaware County
Licking County
Harley Reese
Walter Baughman
Ronald Hayes
Reese
Hardin County
Crawford County
Girl Sentenced For Murder Of Her Mother
Pauline Parker aged 16 and Juliet Hulme aged 15 were convicted for the murder of Parker's mother in Christchurch New Zealand. A Christchurch jury found them guilty after two and a quarter hours of deliberation and the judge sentenced them to prison terms on behalf of her majesty.
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Christchurch
N. Z
Aj ‘Teer
New Zealand
Pauline Parker
Julet Gion Hulme
Prosecutor Opposes Move of Sheppard Trial
Assistant prosecutor John Mahon said he would oppose any change of venue for the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder trial. He defended the defendant's right to a fair trial despite intense Cleveland publicity and hostility.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
John Mahon
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Mahon
First A-Bomb-Proof City Planned by Hollywood Contractor
Hollywood contractor Hal B Hayes unveils plans for a $50 million atom resistant city in Minneapolis style canal layout. The hazard defense project centers on a deep water supply with a sealed 1000 foot canal and escape routes amid recommendations for bomb shelters and fire breaks.
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Hollywood
Hayes
Lurid
Grand Jury
Bert
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Europe
Legion Leaders Told Air Force May Seek Higher Wing Goal
Washington alert: Gen. Thomas D. White warns that growing Soviet air power could push the U S to raise its 137 wing target. He notes Russia closes the gap in long range offensive air power and stresses need for universal military training as Legion leaders plan resolutions. Also cited are cautions on ground force importance and Marine amphibious tactics amid atomic-age risks.
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Washington
Thomas D. White
American Legion
White
United States
Russia
Legion
National Security Commission
Charles L. Bolte
Army
Security Commission
R. McC. Pate
Marine Corps
Robert B. Carney
Former Jap Official Leaps To His Death
Tokyo report details the death of former Foreign Ministry official Imi Higurashi who allegedly involved in a Soviet spy ring. The 44 year old leaped from a Tokyo district office after being questioned by Dist Atty Taro Hase, as authorities detained him along with two other so called Soviet experts for violating public service law. Police linked Higurashi to selling U S military secrets to Yuri Rastvorov, a former Russian agent who sought political asylum in the United States. The case highlights tensions over Soviet espionage and Japan’s lack of an anti espionage statute.
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Tokyo
Japa
Wese
Foreign Ministry
Imi Higurashi
Masao Sasaki
Nobunori Hase
Higurashi Higurashi
Taro Hase
Higu
Hisiashi
Foreign Office
U.S
Yuri Rastvorov
United States
Rastvorov
Washington
Higurashi
Japan
States Collect Over 11 Billion In 1953 Taxes
Commerce Department figures show the 48 states collected a record 11.072 billion dollars in taxes for the fiscal year ended June 3, 1953. The rise lagged the three prior years but matched the long term annual gain. Major gains came from Connecticut and Delaware, with California at 1.242 billion and New York at 1.134 billion among top contributors.
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Commerce Department
Washington
Connecticut
Delaware
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Michi-igan
Tlinois
Ohio
Democrats Map Fall Campaign in Sioux Falls Speech
Democrats in the Midwest map their fall strategy led by Adlai Stevenson. He planned a major speech in Sioux Falls at a dinner and would critique Eisenhower policy on foreign affairs and agriculture. The event aired on NBC radio stations including WAM in Cleveland at 10:30 p.m. local time.
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Adlai Stevenson
Sioux Falm
NBC
WAM
Cleveland
Sioux Falls
S. D
Adlai E. Stevenson
Esenhower
Midwest
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Administration
Waterloo
Iowa
Congress Groups Spies Reported At Church Meet
Evanston reports say undercover agents were sent by subcommittees led by Rep. Harold Velde and Sen. William Jenner to spy on World Council of Churches delegates. The Christian Century warned delegates, while church leaders condemned Bentley's invitation to Hungarian Bishop Beresczky as improper.
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Evanston
Churches Assembly
Christian Century
Harold Velde
R-In
William E. Jenner
Rind
FBL
Albert Beresczky
Alvin M. Bentley
Rmich
Beresczky
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church of America
Bentley
Methodist
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
WCC
Oxnam
Cleveland
Hungary
Colson Corp Awards Wheelchairs to Two Recipients
Colson Corp. awarded wheelchairs to Geraldine Haycock of Misfard, Conn., and Armando Gritm of Corona, New York, after a televised contest on Strike It Rich. Constance Nissenson, 41, said she received chairs for cerebral palsy relief and cited Liberace’s Cadillac as inspiration for the appearance.
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Geraldine Haycock
Misfard
Conn
Armando Gritm
Corona
L. 1
New York
van Nuys
Calif
Constance Nissenson
The
Coffin Corp
Toothers Clippede
Mrs. Nisserson
Seriously Injured Mountain Climber Rescue Near Denver
A rescue party returned to Wesitecliffe with a climber and two companions after they spent two days on a ledge 12,500 feet up. Rip Collins of Lawrence Kansas, 31, suffered multiple injuries and was treated by a doctor. Companions Bob Kulstad, 71, and Tomy Muller, 20, remained with him while an Army civilian rescue team evacuated them after 52 hours without food.
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Wesitcliffe
Colo
Rip Collins
Lawrence
Kan
Bob Kulstad
Tomy Muller
Denver
Collins
Dan
Wind Air Intelligence Service
Lowry Air Force Base
President Signs Farm Bill and Plans Monday Speech
President Eisenhower signs a controversial new farm bill at a Denver ceremony, declaring a GOP victory as price supports are cut to balance agriculture. He also drafts a speech for the American Legion convention in Washington Monday, then heads to Fraser and Des Moines for brief talks and fishing.
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Colo
Eisenhower
Ezra T. Benson
Congress
Esenhower
Here
American Legion
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Fraser
Cole
Des Moines
Inna
Colorado
Greenlease Partner Is Fatally Shot
Robert T. Moore aged 66 a business partner of Robert C Greenlease died from an apparently personal safety related shotgun death Moore a vice president and general manager of Green case Moore Inc a Cadillac and Chevrolet dealership was found with a 12 gauge shotgun beside him in his office Thursday in Oklahoma City days after the Greenlease case involving a kidnap ransom tragedy.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert T. Moore
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
Moore
Greencase-Moore, Inc
Cadillac
Chevrolet
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