Week's Balance Sheet On Hot And Cold Wars
Charles M McCann surveys the week's balance of power news. The Washington conference reveals fault lines between the United States and Britain on Far Eastern policy while Eden calls for narrowed differences. Eisenhower stresses Japan as key to defending the Western Pacific and steps toward rearming Japan begin. In Indochina, military gains improve morale as rebels are defeated in the Red River delta and Tuhoa, easing Hanoi’s nervous climate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Britain
Japan
Western Pacific
Free World
East Asia
Indochina
Red River
Tuhoa
Hanoi
Neuven Huu Tri
Viet Nam
Dienbienphu
Doctor Plans Chest X Ray For Truman
Kansas City doctors led by Dr. Wallace Graham prepared a chest X ray for former President Harry S. Truman after he reported congestion. They noted a "little atelectasis" described as a partial lung collapse similar to pneumonia and a cause for concern.
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Kansas City
Wallace Graham
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Graham
Research Hospital
Tower Drive In Theatre Installs Largest Cinamascope Screen
The Tower Drive In on Lake Ave north of Elyria installs a curved Cinamascope screen believed to be the state’s largest. The 41 by 90 foot screen, 3,520 square feet, replaces the 23 foot wide former facility and is built to withstand 90 mph winds. Projectors and sound gear upgraded by Glenn Horton. 3-D paint to blend old and new. Theatre remains open during completion.
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Ohio
Lake Ave
Elyria
Cleveland
Frank A. Gidlin
Gidlin
Glenn Horton
Tower Drive- In
Charges Planned In Gang Stoning Of Congressman
Police plan to charge nine youths with assault with a deadly weapon for the stoning of Congressman Thomas B. Curtis and visitor Frank Mitchell near the Capitol on Wednesday night. The arrests followed an intensive two day search after Curtis demanded action.
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Washington
Capitol
William Rasmussen
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Rasmussen
Curtis
Frank Mitchell
Toledo
Ohio
Mitchell
Chou En Lai to Visit Burma En Route to Peiping
Indian government spokesman says Premier Chou En Lai will visit Rangoon Burma on June 28 after accepting Burmese Premier U Nu’s cordial invitation. He will spend the afternoon and night with U Nu and then continue to Peiping. Chou’s schedule follows secret talks with Indian Prime Minister Nehru and a brief sightseeing tour of New Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Chou En - Lai
China
Rangoon
Burma
Peiping
Chou
U Nu
Chow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Security Rules for Government Employees Tightened
Congressional Quarterly reports that Eisenhower era executive orders tighten handling of classified material. Orders 10150 10301 refine classifications and penalties while expanding scrutiny of personnel and self incrimination issues. Defense and State directives implement the new rules with desk lock and personnel file penalties and broader security oversight.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Defense
Defense Department
Charles E. Wilson
Armed Services
Air Force
State Department
Miss Maxine Opens Beauty Salon in Decker Block
Miss Maxine Krugman owner of Maxine's Beauty Salon at 100 East Broad St announces a Monday opening with two associates Miss Kathry Mathis and Mrs Jeanette Winters. The modern shop features six Swift dryers, detachable manicuring trays, three private dresserette rooms, air conditioning, and an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Maxine
East Broad St
Elyrian
Maxine Krugman
Clark St
Kathry Mathis
Northrup St
Jeannette Winters
Brooklyn St
Mathis
Tennessee
Noted Explorer Starts His 30th Arctic Voyage
Eighty year old Donald B. MacMillan sails from Boothbay Harbor on his 30th Arctic voyage aboard the 87 foot Bowdoin. Destination Kane Basin off Greenland with icy fjords near the North Pole. Bowdoin to conduct mechanical, geographical and oceanographic research sponsored by Bowdoin College. Return planned in fall with Etah, the northernmost village, among stops.
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Boothbay Harbor
Donald B. MacMillan
Kane Basin
Greenland
North Pole
Congress
Naval Reserve
Navy
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Northland
Etah
Repeal Of Public School Law In Virginia Urged
Governor John Stanley urged repeal of Virginia’s constitutional provision for a public school system to give the General Assembly flexibility in addressing issues raised by Supreme Court rulings on school segregation. He stressed abolition is not sought.
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Virginia
Richmond
John Stanley
Stanley
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Pronunciations for International News Service Names
International News Service lists how to pronounce figures in today’s news. Eduardo Castillo Arriola described as Ed-wahr do Kah-stee yoh Ahr-ree-oh lah. S. K. Tsarapkin described as Saar-opp kin. Honduran towns San Pedro de Copan, Santa Rosa de Copan, Macuchizo, and Belen Gualcho are given phonetic spellings.
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Eduardo Castillo-Arriola
U.N
Ed-wahr
S. K
Macuchizo
Belen-Gualcho
Graham to Keep His Berlin Date in Soviet City
American evangelist Billy Graham, recuperating from a severe kidney ailment, flew over the Iron Curtain to West Berlin and vowed to keep his preaching date there even if carried on a stretcher to the pulpit.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Billy Graham
Iron Curtain
West Berlin
Graham
Berlin
Churchill credits Eisenhower's wartime leadership and unity
In Their Finest Hour Churchill speaks of Eisenhower as a pivotal ally, noting his ability to unite Allied commands and maintain cross race cooperation. The volume highlights Eisenhower's strategic calm, decisive action in Italy and Germany, and the seamless integration of American and British forces under his leadership. Churchill lauds Ike's impact on wartime cohesion and the broader Allied effort.
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New York
Ike
Winnie
Britain
Eisenhower
F.D.R
H.S.T
Churchill
Dennison
Tex
Abilene
Kans
Hitler
Mussolini
Houghton Mifflin
Italy
Exenhower
Alexander
Montgomery
Germany
Truman
Strattegy
Brush Empire
Elyria Police Officers To Attend Seminar
J E Boges and C L Cordrey of the Elyria Police Department will attend the semi annual Traffic Seminar for officers and traffic experts from the five county area served by the Cleveland Automobile Club. The event, at 2605 Euclid Ave, will host about 50 mayors police chiefs and traffic engineers from Lorain Cuyahoga Geauga Lake and Portage Counties. Luncheon at noon.
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J. E. Boges
Set. C. L. Cordrey
Felyria Police Department
Cleveland Automobile Club
Euelid Ave
Lorain
Cuyvahova
Geagua
Lake
Portage
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Erie County United Bank
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Coffman Optical
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Loraln Counly
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Raley Nrg
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Elyria's Pioneer Bank
Broad St. Depot Street
E. D. Crippa
Lester Hunt
Wyoming
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Republican National Committee
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