French Force Brace For New Indochina Push By June
The French in the Red River delta fight to improve positions ahead of a expected Vietminh attack by mid June. Monsoon rains slow heavy units but do not stop offensives as Dienbienphu’s fall haunts Viet Nam. Political moves in Geneva seek to drag out talks while US naval leaders warn of a fork in the road between non intervention and war.
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Indochina
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Dienbienphu
Hanoi
Erief
Naval Operations
Robert B. Carney
Stork Club to figure in McCarthy Army hearings this week
Washington column flags Stork Club as a focal point in Senate investigations into Private Schine and Roy Cohn. Democrats seek to show Schine used time off for glamor activities while McCarthy aims to counter with testimony and possible witnesses. The week promises sharp exchanges over alleged improper leaves and political maneuvering in a fight between McCarthy allies and liberal Republicans.
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Sen. McCarthy
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Roy Cohn
Sherm
Cohn
McCarthy
Area Heart Group Allocates Funds From Recent Drive
The Cleveland Area Heart Society awarded 130 046 76 to 16 scientists from Cleveland area yesterday from the 1954 Heart Fund Drive. Dr Claude S Beck announced the total collected 503 000 with nine grants at Western Reserve University and funds for Cleveland Clinic University Hospital City Mt. Sinai Hospitals. The largest grant went to Dr Robert M. Berne of WRU for study of body fluids in regulating blood flow with 20108. Standby grants included Dr Richard Eckstein 11094 and Dr Beck 14193. Dr Edward H. Bloch received 12411 for microvascular blood pressure research. Dr Gordon Farrell received 112 for adrenal salt factors.
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Cleveland Area Heart Society
Claude S Beck
Robert M. Berne
Western Reserve University
Gordon Farrell
WRU
Cleveland Clinic
University Hospital
City and
Mt. Smai Hospitals
Two Die In Blast Aboard Submarine Sirago
At the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard two men were killed and a third seriously injured in a flash explosion in the main ballast tank aboard the submarine Sirago during a routine overhaul by a mine-man night work party. Names were withheld pending kin notification. Navy spokesmen said the blast had no subsequent fire.
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O'Brien Training As Air Force Technician At Warren AFB
Service Personnel A3 c Patrick J O'Brien trains as an Air Force technician at Warren Air Force Base Wyoming where young airmen are taught many specialties. O'Brien is the brother of Mrs. Ted Gilder of 1129 Joberlin Rd.
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Patrick J. O’brien
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
O'Brien
Ted Gilder
Joberlin Rd
Historic Day Remembered On D-Day Anniversary
On the tenth anniversary of D-Day June 6 1944 U S and Allied forces stormed Nazi occupied France turning the tide in World War II Eisenhower General of the Army issued the Order of the Day urging soldiers sailors and airmen to embark on the great crusade The message praised Allied strength and foretold victory while noting tough opposition Our nations united effort and sacrifice secured liberty worldwide also mentioned is a note about Fermanagh Northern Ireland hosting its first blind telephone operator using a portable typewriter to record calls across the British Isles
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France
Europe
Hitler
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Normandy
Urore
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Northern Ireland
British Isles
Big Decisions Forced By Guatemala Situation
U N press commentary notes the Guatemala crisis pushing the United States to act against Communistinfiltration in Latin America. It argues Moscow uses regional fronts to divert attention from Indochina, urging a public information campaign to accompany policy moves.
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Moscow
Latin-America
U. S
Free World
Rio
Western Hemisphere
Poland
Indochina
Latin America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Henry Holland
Inter-American Affairs
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Cuba
Bras
Chile
Colombia
Uruguay
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Nicaragua
Sudan Grass Urged for Emergency Pasture in Ohio
Ohio State University agronomist Earl Jones endorses Sudan grass as the top emergency forage for farmers with failed seeding. Seed from now to June 10 for summer and early fall pasture, silage, or hay, with 20–30 pounds per acre and two pecks drill settings. Recommend Piper, Sweet and Tift Piper varieties and apply 300–400 pounds of fertilizer per acre plus 60–80 pounds nitrogen. wait until plants reach 12–15 inches to pasture due to cyanide risk.
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Ohio
Earl Jones
Oho State University Extension Agronomist
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