U N Secretary General May End His Mission to Red China
Dag Hammarskjo ld meets Premier Chou En Lai in Peiping for a fourth session to seek the release of 11 U S airmen jailed as spies. Peiping Radio hints at U S efforts but gives no progress report as the talks continue amid tense cross fire from official Chinese press calling U S action threats and blackmail.
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U.N
Red China
Tokyo
Dag Hammarskjold
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
U. S
China
Peiping Radio
Hammarskjold
U. N
New York
Red Capital
United States
Peking
People's Daily
Communist Party
Tojo
Dulles Criticized for Frequent Trips to Europe
A Bridges backed report by Julius Klein criticizes Secretary of State Dulles and predecessors for traveling to Europe often. Klein argues such visits undermine ambassadors, urges Europe to send officials to Washington, and calls for stronger, better trained career diplomats.
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Washington
Europe
Dulles
U. S
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Julius Klein
Chicago
Senate Appropriations Committee
Klein
United States
State Department
Foreign Service
Senator Regrets Ike Chose GOP
Senator Sparkman of Alabama said Eisenhower would have made a great Democratic president. He noted cooperation would have existed with a Democratic Congress, but expected opposition on power and farm policies. Sparkman backed Adlai Stevenson for 1956 and declined to forecast a running mate choice.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
Eisenhower
NBC Youth Wants To Know
84Th Congress
Alabama
Adlai Stevenson
Montana lawmakers resume work in 1955 session
Montana legislators return to law making after a weekend recess as the 34th Legislature resumes. The House names 36 standing committees while the Senate forms a Finance and Claims panel and a new tax committee with subpoenas to aid hearings. Gov. Aronson has sent interim appointments to the Senate.
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Helena
Montana
House
Senate
Senate Committee On Committees
Leo C. Graybill
D-Cascade
Finance and Claims
Committee On Committees
Senate State Boards and Offices
J. Hugo Aronson
State Board of Equalization
Aronson
Graybill
Ole S. Gunderson
Cascade
R. H. Wiedman
Polson
McCarthy Cancels Peress Hearing On Mysterious Trip
Sen Joseph McCarthy left Washington on a secret three day trip cancelling a Monday hearing on the Peress case. An aide said he would likely return Wednesday and reschedule. Rumors say he faces replacement as chairman of the investigating subcommittee by Sen John McClellan amid a backstage clash over the Peress matter.
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Washington
U.P
Joseph R. McCarthy
Peress
Wisconsin
McCarthy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate
Army
Maj
Irving Peress
Subcommittee
Case says Army report backs McCarthy censure action
Senator Case notes Secretary Stevens' report on the Irving Peress case supports the Senate move to drop one censure count against Senator McCarthy. Peress, a dentist and former Army major, received an honorable discharge ahead of schedule after McCarthy branded him a Fifth Amendment Communist and urged a court martial. The Senate had condemned McCarthy's conduct on other matters after a yearlong bipartisan inquiry.
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Washington
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Stevens
Irving Peress
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Peress
Case
Ralph W. Zwicker
Three More Moslems Sentenced to Hang in Egypt Trial
The revolutionary People's Tribunal in Cairo Sunday sentenced three more leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood to death by hanging. It gave lesser sentences to 40 members, acquitted 45, and imposed jail terms from life to 10 years. verdicts await approval by Egypt's Revolutionary Council.
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Cairo
Egypt
Revolutionary People’s Tribunal
Violent Auto Crashes Take Lives of Nine
In Ford Maryland a late Saturday crash killed nine youths. Four died at the scene and another Sunday morning. one remained alive. Victims include William Sample Jr., 19, Elmer Sample, 16, Judy Wohnhaas, 14, Margaret Richert, 16, and Barbara Wright, 15.
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FORD
Leo J. Sullivan
William E. Sample, Jr
Hydes
Baltimore County
Elmer
Hickory
Bel Air
Judy Wohnhaas
Baltimore
Margaret Richert
Parkville
Barbara Wright
Four Die in Headon Crash Near Rodeo California
Four persons died instantly and four injured when a speeding sedan lost control on a curve on U S Highway 40 south of Rodeo. Hospital notes indicated one more injury was not expected to survive. Identified victims include S J Roller Bethel Island Gordon R Jones San Francisco Melvin H Griffin 33 Oakland and Mrs Orlean Ryan 25 San Francisco.
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Rodeo
Calif
U.P
Here
State Highway Patrol
S. J. Roller
Bethel Island
Gordon R. Jones
San Francisco
Melvin H. Griffin
Oakland
Orlean Ryan
Adventurers Threaten In Costa Rica
Costa Rica warns of an invasion plot by Nicaragua and will ask the OAS to act. Costa Rica accuses Nicaragua of training adventurers and a broader plan to destabilize the government.
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Costa Rica
Washington
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
OAS
OAS Council
Anastasio Somoza
Jose Figueres
Fernando Fournier
Foreign Affairs
Antonio Facio
Fournier
Figueres
Managua
Venezuela
Security Review Proposals Differ in Congress Debate
Sen. Hubert Humphrey calls for a special bipartisan commission to study the government security program long term while Sen. Monroney favors a congressional committee. Both seek nonpartisan, thorough review to avoid political recriminations as investigations press ahead.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Monroney
Oklahoma
ABC
Wolf Ladejinsky
Agriculture Department
Foreign Operations Administration
Viet Nam
Commission
New Democratic Congress
Senate
House
Civil Service
Eisenhower
Senate Civil Service Committee
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Rebels Killed as Algeria Forces Claim Gains
In BATNA Algeria French forces mopping up terrorist bands around Tirorest Saturday killed eight rebels. French losses were two killed and five wounded. Operations to clear the rebels have been ongoing since November when Arab nationalists seeking greater freedom for Algeria launched violence.
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Batna
Algeria
Tirorest
Carnival Dancer Held in New Child Snatching Case
FBI says Barbara Lee Collins 27 admitted to two kidnappings and was arrested in Baldwin Park near Live Oak Florida for the alleged abduction of 3 ½ year old Dexel Waymond Brock. The boy was found in juvenile hall after being taken from his home.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Barbara Lee Collins
Live Oak
Fla
Dexel Waymond Brock
Sheldon Gill
Youths Accused Kidnapper Jailed in New Jersey
Anthony Starkos, 31, of Matawan Township, was arrested in a Toms River hotel room and charged with kidnapping 16 year old Joel Robert Katz of Yonkers. Katz escaped, was unhurt, and Starkos awaits arraignment Monday after admitting Friday’s abduction at a Lackawaxen camp.
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Freehold
N. J
New Jersey
Yonkers
N. Y
Anthony Starkos
Matawan Township
Toms River
Monmouth County
J. Victor Carton
Starkes
Joel Robert Katz
Lackawaxen
Katz
Staikos
Carton
Lost Labrador Duke Spotted in 800 Block West Park
Lost notice seeks Duke the black Labrador pup last seen in the 800 block of West Park. The ad offers a reward and provides a contact phone number for a writer to craft the ad.
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West Park
Duke
Beds Too Soft for Freed Americans in Berlin
Two Americans released from Soviet forced labor camps said their first night of freedom in East Berlin was marked by beds that were too soft. Pvt. William Marchuk of Norristown and John H. Noble of Detroit, guarded and under hospital care, spoke of steak and ice cream for lunch and a hopeful news conference to follow. Noble described four years in Vorkuta and a Dresden arrest in 1945 while Marchuk faced desertion charges. Both men planned to meet reporters in a few days, with Noble welcoming a guarded press session.
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Berlin
East Berlin
William Marchuk
Norristown
John H. Noble
Detroit
U. S. Army
Marchuk
Noble
Dresden
Vorkuta
Russia
U. S
Marduk
Hens Quit Hatch Attempt For Charity Stunt
Christchurch tale ends when George McMillan aborts a three week egg hatch scheme. He wore six eggs strapped to his chest up a pine tree and roasts 30 feet high. Three eggs broke and none hatched, but the stunt raised about 1,100 pounds for a sailing club.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
George McMillan
Freer Trade Plans Face Critics as Congress Eyes Action
Advocates urge broader world trade reforms while President Eisenhower plans a three year extension of the reciprocal trade act and tariff cut authority. Rep Jere Cooper predicts little change amid hearings, with GOP opposition and industry groups pushing escape clause reforms to ease trade expansion. Rep Mills agrees the program does not solve all problems and notes the president acknowledged this.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Jere Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
Ways and Means
Reed
Jenkins
Ohio
Simpson
Committee For
Charles Taft
Robert Taft
Committee For Economic Development
CED
United States
Rep
Mills
Arkansas
Counterfeit Ring Cracked Across Three States
Secret Service reports 12 arrests in Texas Illinois California as over 245000 in fake twenty dollar bills are seized. Five men and a 17 year old detained in Los Angeles theater hideouts during Charleys Aunt performance. Two bags with 9000 in fakes seized backstage. One printer, Glenard Schmidt, charged with manufacturing. Justice officials say serial 01137932A used.
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Los Angeles
Secret Service
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
San Rafael
Calif
Guy H. Spaman
Glenard Elmer Schmidt
Spaman
Schmidt
Bell
Jackson
Butte and Montana Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Monday night. Highs around 20 Monday, lows near 5 Monday night. Sunday highs about 20, lows around minus 6. Montana east: more clouds with light snow possible Monday and Tuesday, highs 15 to 25 east and north, 10 to 20 southwest. Montana west: cloudy with light snow Monday and Tuesday, no major temperature change, highs 18 to 23.
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Montana
Billings
Belgrade
Kalispell
Lewistown Ee
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Whitehall Es
Postal Rate Hike and Pay Raise Move to Congress
President Eisenhower sends to Congress proposals for higher postal rates and a large pay raise for federal workers. House opposition to rate hikes likely while pay raises face smoother approval. Senate and House friction over rate fixing remains unresolved.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
House Post Office Committee
Senate
Sen
Olin B. Johnston
D-Sc
Senate Post Office Committee
Johnston
State of the Union
Civil Service
Fort Knox Probe Among Proposals
Washington lawmakers introduced a series of probe resolutions in the new House covering Fort Knox gold reserves and a moved capital. Rep. Kearns seeks a committee to inspect the Fort Knox staff and pornographic material, while Rep. Patman worries about government continuity under attack.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Capitol
House
Ft. Knox
Rep
Kearns
R-Pa
Patman
D-Tex
Pravda Accuses U S of Plotting Syria Uprising
London Pravda the Soviet party organ charged the United States is brazenly planning an armed uprising against the Syrian government. A Pravda report via Moscow Radio said the U S aggressive quarters seek to imitate the Guatemala meddling in Syria.
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London
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
U. S
Moscow Radio
Syria
Guatemala
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