U.S. Aid Pledged To Build Southeast Asia Defense
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says the United States will help Southeast Asian nations build up their own military defense to counter Communist expansion. He notes a regional mutual security system, UN technical aid, and a nine General Assembly delegation pledged to carry forward the struggle against Communism in Asia.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Southeast Asia
UN Assembly
Lodge
Indo-China
United States
Vietnam
Asia
United Sates
United Nations General Assembly
Guatemala
Eisenhower
Ninth General Assembly
General Assembly
Burma
Pakistan
Red pilots use bad judgement, commander says
Vice Adm. W. K. Phillips of the U S 1st Fleet evaluated two Red fighter pilots shot down in the China Sea. He acknowledged it is hard to judge from a single incident but stated the pilots exercised very bad judgment.
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Manila
P. L
W. K. Phillips
U. S
Philippine Sea
United Press Today
China Sea
McCarthy Debate Delays Action On Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate set aside the administration's foreign aid bill as debate over Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy continued. Republican leaders hoped for quick approval of the $3.1 billion aid authorization before Ralph E. Flanders moved to censure McCarthy. Flanders delayed the bill by calling up his resolution, pushing action to next week. The measure would fund military, economic and technical aid to free nations and oppose Red China's UN admission. The House already passed a $3.338 billion authorization and follow-up appropriation.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Ralph E. Flanders
McCarthy
Flanders
Free Nations
Red
Knowland
R-Vt
Warning Against A-Bomb Overconfidence
Gen Ridgway warned against overreliance on atomic and hydrogen weapons to win wars and stressed that true victory comes from domination of people and land, with land forces essential. He spoke at the American Assembly at Harriman's Arden estate, amid U N charter revision discussions.
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United Nations
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Harriman
Arden
Columbia University
Averell Harriman
Rhee Begins Regular Washington New York Travel
Syngman Rhee, president of the Republic of Korea, becomes a regular commuter on the Washington New York run. He will attend a reception at the Waldorf Astoria after arriving from Washington, then return overnight to Washington before Monday's ticker tape parade in New York. Rhee has been in Washington addressing Congress and meeting officials, with reports saying he favors peaceful means to unite Korea for now after previously threatening military action.
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New York
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Congress
Ito
Korea
ROK
American Pilot Warned Against Hainan Rescue Mission
Washington reports officials cautioned Perry B. Cutburth of Pittsburg Kansas from flying to Red-held Hainan Island to seek survivor Leonard Lee Parish of a British airliner shot down by Chinese Communist planes. Survival odds were slim and risks high as the U S discusses a protest to Communist China over the disaster and subsequent attacks on American search planes.
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Washington
Hainan Island
State Department
Perry B. Cutburth
Pittsburg
Kan
Hong Kong
Leonard Lee Parish
Parish
South China Sea
Hainan
Cutbarth
Department
Elyrian in Japan Keeps Tabs on Local News
Hugh Cameron production manager of the Pfaudler Co. and his wife Theo, living in Kobe, Japan, report in a postcard they enjoy their stay and follow Elyria news via The Chronicle Telegram. Cameron describes attending a major league baseball game in Osaka and notes local baseball customs.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hugh Cameron
Pfaudler Company
Theo
Kobe
Japan
Cameron
Pfaudler Co
Russ Davies
Osaka
Hagaya Dragons
Osaka Tigers
Cameron's
Oriental Hotel
Daredevil's third Niagara Falls barrel plunge ends in custody
Maj. Lloyd Hill a 33 year old parachutist known as a daredevil survived three hours in Niagara Falls lower rapids Friday before washing into calm waters and being rescued. He was taken to a jail cell by police likely facing charges for entering government waters without a license under an Ontario Parks bylaw. His elder brother William died attempting a cataract shot in tubes three years earlier.
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Niagara Falls
Lloyd Hill
Hill
Lower
Ontario Parks Commission
William
Lorain Sluggers Beat Elyria 9-6 in Cascade Park Softball Tilt
Lorain city officials defeated Elyria 9-6 before about 500 fans to raise 180 dollars for the Cascade Park pool filter. Mayor Keys broke an ankle warming up, while Councilman Osko starred for Lorain and Stewart led Elyria with five firsts. Fire Chief Stough earned the win as Elyria pitcher Madhock took the loss in a wild, injury marked game taped by WEOL.
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Bart Laderman
Lorain
Elyria
Cascade Park
Sally Ely
Washington Blvd
Ely
Seauuess Tas UL Wis Svciluic
J. Grant Keys
Keys
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Albert
Ernie Curcillo
Nick Ksenich
Gene Myers
Cox
John Lugas
Johnny Hovis
Lugas
Park
Machock
Joe Mitock
Eddie Osko
Curcillo
Leroy Kelly
Frank Pawlak
Dale Kellogg
Kellogg
Lake Ave
John Koleno
Pete Goods
Elmer Stough
Faumpike
Stough
Tony Vazzano
Vazzano
Madhock
Osko
Vic Stewart
Stewart
Cascade
Walter
Decker
Dan
Harry
Fuzzy) Claycomb
Elytia
John Jaworski
WEOL
Jesse Stevens
Ron Eager
Burglar Fails In Bid To Open Open Safe
In San Leandro California a burglar spent the night trying to crack a safe. Police said he could have opened it simply by turning the handle, but failed in the attempt.
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San Leandro
Calif
Steeplejack Survives After 165 Foot Fall
A 23 year old Paulding County steeplejack Frank Farquhar of Latty survived a 165 foot plunge from a Columbus smokestack scaffold at the Columbus Municipal Light plant. He suffered a leg and ankle fracture and rope burns after losing balance and grabbing a rope to slow his fall. Fellow workers from Kessler Co. reached him dazed but unharmed after the impact.
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County
Columbus
Frank Farquhar
Latty
Farquhar
Elyrians Named To State Bar Committees
Ten Elyrian lawyers were chosen for Ohio State Bar Association committees. Appointments by President John C. Durfey of Springfield on J. H. Gongwer’s recommendation. Ra nking follows: Wayne C. Black education, Harry C. Bogart referral service, David L. Daley secretary and labor law chair, Richard A. Stith labor law chair, Daley also on Workers’ Compensation, Harold S. Ewing uniform dependency act, King E. Fauver corporation law, Kenneth C. Hami ster junior bar, David P. Hyman federal practice, Grover L. Severs ethics and conduct, A. H. West law libraries.
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Elyria
Ohio State Bar Association
John CC. Durfey
Springfield
J. H. Gongwer
Mansfield
Wayne C. Black
Harry C. Bogart
David L. Daley
Daley
Workmen’s Compensation Committee
Harold S. Ewing
King E. Fauver
Kenneth C. Hamister
David P. Hyman
Grover L. Severs
A. H. iWest
Law
Poles, U S Couple Go Aboard Ship To Seek Asylum
British police halted the Polish merchant ship Jaroslaw Dabrowski on the Thames to stop a Boston doctor and his wife from seeking asylum in Czechoslovakia. Immigration officers examined the vessel eight miles from London, while Polish sailor Antony Klimowicz clung to a crane in a failed bid to reach shore. Officials said Klimowicz never touched British soil, leaving him detained at sea as the Corts pursued life behind the Iron Curtain after being ordered to depart before midnight. The Corts had sought asylum in Czechoslovakia, announced in a parliamentary letter.
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London
Boston
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslaw Dabrowski
Thames River
Woolwich
London Bridge
Home Office
Corts
Antony Klimowicz
Klimowicz
Cortis
United States
Cort
Ead
House of Commons
Labonte Wedgundd Benn
Strike By Pilots Cancels Flights At Many Airports
Air centers nationwide reported flight cancellations as American Airlines pilots went on strike over flying schedules. ALPA, with about 1200 pilots, acted after the 11:59 p.m. deadline, starting in New York City where many flights were halted and air freight shipments were rejected. Some flights continued to operate to reposition crews. The union argues extended nonstop coast-to-coast flights exceed an eight hour daily limit and threaten to broaden the strike despite company threats of legal action.
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American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
New York City
ALPA
Ferguson Urges UN Withdrawal If China Joins
Washington senator Ferguson urges immediate American withdrawal from the United Nations if communist China is admitted. As chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee he aligns with Knowland in demanding U.S. exit to preserve the U.N. purpose.
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Ferguson
China
Washington
Sen
Hemer Ferguson
R-Mich
United Nations
U.N
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
William F. Knowland
Bitter Senate Debate Over Censure Motion
Senate debate over censure of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy rages as Ralph Flanders accuses McCarthy of compromising the nation’s honor. Support from Dirksen clashes with Morse as Knowland vows to oppose the motion, while Senators push to send the matter to the Judiciary Committee amid crowded galleries.
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Ralph Flancis
Vermont
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
International
Wayne Morse
Ind.-Ore
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Flanders
Knowland
Guy Cordon
R-Cre
Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Sen
Herman Welker
R-Ida
Communista
VFW Policy Board Prepares for 1954 Convention
Philadelphia hosts the Veterans of Foreign Wars policy making board as it drafts budgetary and administrative plans for the coming year. The National Council of Administration meets in secret while hundreds of delegates from 48 states and possessions register for the six day convention at Convention Hall. About 100000 people expected. state VFW officials set up HQs in city hotels. Memorial service planned Sunday night with Dr Syncman Rhee and Francis Cardinal Spellman at Convention Hall.
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Philadelphia
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Council of Administration
VEW
U.S
VFW
Ladies Waunary
Syncman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Francis Cardinal Spelman
Archdiocese of
New York
Convention Hall
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Capital
Elyrians
Daredevil
Elyria Council
Kenneth Lord
Warren Robinson
Kenny Lord
Lord
Koleno
Paulding
Kessler Co
Iron Curtain
By Rose McKee
Wis
Cordon Sked
United States Senate
VFW Policy Board
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