Eisenhower Plan Offered to U N Disarmament Group
U S chief delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr urged approval of President Eisenhower's aerial inspection plan as a step toward arms reduction and world peace. He submitted the Geneva plan for exchange of military blueprints and aerial inspection with the Soviet Union to the five power subcommittee in Geneva. The meeting opened in a cordial tone with Soviet, British, French, Canadian and American delegates presenting plans and intentions for future talks. President Eisenhower in Denver said he hoped talks would ease world tensions and burden of armament.
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United Nations
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Lodge
Geneva
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
London
Anthony Nutting
Britain
Jules Moch
France
Paul Martin
Canada
Denver
Eisenhower Sees UN Disarmament Talks Easing Tensions
President Eisenhower voiced optimism that UN disarmament talks will ease world tensions if pursued in Geneva spirit. The president spoke at the summer White House as a UN disarmament subcommittee began New York discussions stemming from the July Summit in Switzerland. He announced a one million dollar flood-relief grant for Pennsylvania and noted Corps of Engineers activity in six northeastern states. He then played golf with Frank Leahy at Cherry Hills, joined by Ralph Arnold and Col. Tom Belshe.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United Nations
Truman
Hagerty
French Lick
Ind
Mackinack Island
Mich
Pennsylvania
Samuel D. Sturgis
Army Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
Lisenhower
Fire in Salmon Forest Seems in Mopup Stage
Missoula Montana fire crews hold a line around the West Horse Creek Fire about 50 miles southwest of Darby in Salmon National Forest. Region 1 officials say thousands of man hours remain to mop up in extremely difficult terrain. Fire size is unclear but likely over 50 acres with additional resources from Idaho and regional forests aiding the push.
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Missoula
Mont
West Horse Creek
Darby, Mont
Idaho
Fred M. Fite
Salmon National Forest
Fite
Bitterroot National Forest
Region 1
Kaniksu
Coeur d‘Alene
Salmon
McCall
Helena
Kootenai
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
U N Demands End to Neutral Korean Inspection Setup
United Nations Command calls for junking the entire neutral inspection system in Korea as unworkable while cutting truce teams. Communists agree to reduce teams but reject abolishing the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. Parks accuses the North of flouting the armistice and criticizes treatment of Lt. Guy H. Bumpass.
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U.N. Command
Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Military Armistice Commission
South Korea
North
Sweden
Switzerland
Harlan C. Parks
Armistice Commission
Pusan
Guy H. Bumpass
Jackson
Miss
Reds
Parks
Bumpass
Red
Sheriff opens jail library bans book on escape
Chicago report says Sheriff Joseph Lohman opened a new county jail library and immediately barred a book titled How to Escape authored by an ex convict. The action drew attention as a cautionary step in inmate access to reading materials.
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Chicago
U.P
Joseph Lohman
Cadets Mother Unconvincing on Red Relations
Mrs Deborah Landy of Bradley Beach New Jersey testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that she had left the Communist Party in 1947 but chairman Rep Walter said she still showed interest after revealing she canceled her Daily Worker subscription only Sunday. Her son Eugene 21 had his naval reserve commission denied amid inquiry into her past Communist ties and recruitment efforts among New Jersey farm workers in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Washington
Deborah Landy
Naval Reserve Commission
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bradley Beach
N. J
Eugene
Communist Party
Walter
D-Pa
Woman Nearly Loses Leg in Darby Crash
A newly married Denver couple, Lester and Mrs. Asarch, were injured four miles south of Darby on U S 93. Mrs. Asarch, driver, nearly had her left leg severed and was freed from the car with the help of Jacks after the vehicle hit the Bitterroot River bridge railing at Chaffin Bridge. The sheriff cited loss of control at the bridge as the cause and both were hospitalized.
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Hamilton
Monta
Denver
Darby
Lester Asarch
Lloyd J. Raymond
Asarch
Jacks
Chaffin Bridge
Bitterroot River
Cyprus Talks Open London
Britain Greece and Turkey opened a round table conference in London to seek a compromise settlement of conflicting claims to Cyprus, the strategic British island colony in the Mediterranean.
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London
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Mediterranean
France Okays New Deal for Morocco
France plans a new Moroccan government within two weeks with or without the Istiqlal party. Pierre July announced after a cabinet session that all ministers supported Faure’s policy and would continue talks with Moroccan nationalists. The aim is to form a representative government by September 12, with questions on the sultan, exile leaders, and the resident general left to be resolved in further discussions.
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ARIS
France
Istiqlal
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Mohammed Ben Yousseff
Madagascar
Gilbert Grandval
Morocco
Edgar Faure
Committee of Five
Faure
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Koenig
Robert Schuman
Aix Les Bains
July
Icardi Indicted for Perjury in WWII Holohan Case
A federal grand jury charged Aldo Lorenzo Icardi with perjury for eight false statements given in March 1953 to a House Armed Services Subcommittee investigating the 1944 death of Maj. William Holohan in Italy. Icardi, a former Army lieutenant now seeking to practice law, faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
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Washington
Aldo Lorenzo Icardi
Maj
William Holohan
Italy
Icardi
Pittsburgh
Holohan
House Armed Services
Office of Strategic Services
House Group
Carl Lo Dolce
Lo Dolce
Rochester
N. Y
Forces Clash as Planes Enter Gaza Border Fight
Egyptian and Israeli forces clash on the Gaza border for a fifth day with air action reported. Egyptian jets were said to cross into Israel before returning. Four Egyptians and two Israelis were killed in two border clashes as UN observers rushed to halt the fighting.
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Jerusalem
Gaza
Cairo
Beit Hanoun
United Nations
Israel
Negev Desert
Gaza Strip
Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Rafa
U. S
Dulles
Lebanon
U. N
Palestine
U.N
Glad to Be Back on Job After Vacation
Washington reflects on the do it yourself home improvement boom as workers return to jobs tired but cheerful. The piece classifies four DIY types the doer the conversationalist the destructionist and the club and notes a week of building projects including shelving and bookcases while urging rest after vacation.
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Washington
America
First U S Mint Opened in 1792 Philadelphia
The United States government under the Constitution had been in operation three years before it got around to opening the first mint in Philadelphia in 1792. A notice urges readers to use want ads to sell items or rent rooms and to call 5451 to place an ad.
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United States
Philadelphia
21 in Westinghouse TV Set Blond Cabinet
Airway sweeper with attachments offered at 20 dollars. Telephone number listed as 0000 for contact.
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Westinghouse
Montana Weather: Fair and Warmer Under Two Days
Montana forecast shows east region fair with rising temperatures reaching 80 to 85 on Tuesday and similar on Wednesday. West region also fair with 85 to 90 expected Tuesday and steady conditions into Wednesday. Table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums cover 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Army Diligence Alarms Senate Security Probers
Detroit couple testifying on nearly 18 months of efforts to clear their names of security risk charges told Senate investigators of dilatory and too diligent handling. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Waxer faced scrutiny after he was denied an honorable discharge for alleged Communist associations. Dr. Alfred Y. Kelly of Wayne University testified that his support for American Youth for Democracy aimed to remove the group from campus. The Waxers described affidavits and suspensions, while Sen. Olin D. Johnston urged the need to resolve the matter and subcommittee counsel Paul Hadlick suggested delays harmed Mrs. Waxer.
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Washington
Detroit
Senate
Senate Civil Service Subcommittee
Sanford Waxer
Waxer
Army
Alfred Y. Kelly
Wayne University
Kelly
American Youth For Democracy
Justice Department
Wayne Law School
Arthur Neef
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
Progressive Party of Michigan
Subcommittee
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
DSC
Paul Hadlick
Mr. Waxer
Refinery Fire Is Finally Controlled
Whiting Indiana residents began returning home as the Standard Oil refinery blaze died down. The 26 story cracking plant explosion Saturday led to a massive fire now confined to two burning storage tanks.
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Whiting
Ind
U.P
Mammoth Standard Oil Co
Dulles Proposal Coldly Received
J M Roberts reports that in Palestine and Egypt the new American plan for Arab refugee resettlement borders and guarantees met a cool response. The Arabs cling to the idea of returning to former holdings and aiding their cause, while Israel remains wary of any move that could alter boundaries. The piece notes the proposal mirrors 1948 UN truce terms and signals no clear breakthrough.
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Palestine
Egypt
Middle East
Dulles
United Nations
Israel
Great Falls Ensign Dies in Jet Crash
A Great Falls woman learns her 23 year old son Ensign Ronald J. Murray was killed in a jet crash during training at Naval Air Station Moffet Field California. Murray a native of Great Falls and a 1949 Columbia Falls High School graduate became a naval cadet at the University of Washington. Survivors include two sisters.
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Great Falls
Thief Caught by Nose Leads to Stolen Cheese Loot
New York patrolman Joseph Mahoney followed a scent to Andrew Kay and arrested him after finding inside his shirt ten dollars worth of cheese and meat including Mild Bleu Cheese Gentle Provolone Lim burger and Liederkranz.
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New York
U.P
Joseph Mahoney
Mahoney
Andrew Kay
Kay
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