Johnson Urges New Look at U.S. Policies on China Trade
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson calls for a new look at U S policies after Britain relaxes the embargo with Peiping. Humphrey supports reexamining post Korean War rules while Knowland warns Britain may lose Hong Kong to a strengthened Red China.
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U. S
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
China
Weneneves
Sen
Humphrey
D - Minn
Knowland
California
London
Russia
Paris
Britain
Peiping
Moscow
United Nations
United States
Red China
Congress
Formosa
Hong Kong
Woman Survives 19 Days After Wyoming Plane Crash
Dorothy LeMasurier, 45, survived 19 days beside her husband's body after a Beechcraft crash on Ferris Mountain near Rawlins Wyoming. Rescued in very good condition in Duluth Minnesota, she gave thanks and expects recovery. her husband Cal LeMasurier died earlier from injuries.
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Minn
Wyoming
Dorothy LeMasurier
Jack Putnam
Buzzard Ranch
Robert D. Paul
Rawlins
Wyo
National Guard
Casper
Chiang Takes Blame For Riots in Taipei
Chiang Kai shek admitted leadership fault over Taipei violence May 24 injuring 13 Americans and damaging the U S Embassy. He said the riots stemmed from anti American sentiment and vowed firm stance against threats to U S China relations. He urged unity with the United States in fighting communism and Russian imperialism.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
U.S
United States
Chiang Sai
Outlook Dim for Passage of Election Reform Bill
Washington reports continued controversy dims the prospects for federal election law overhaul this year. McClellan says a new reform bill remains controversial and may not be introduced. senators differ on revisions and hearings. Lyndon Johnson and Knowland previously sponsored a clean elections bill, but action stalled amid ongoing debate. Hennings, Rules Committee chair, has offered a modified version to reduce controversy.
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Sen
Curtis
R-Neb
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Mansfield D. Mont
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Knowland
California
McClellan
Hennings
D-Mo
Senate Rules Committee
Elections Subcommittee
Rules Committee
Catholics Criticized By Baptists In Bus Subsidy Debate
The Southern Baptist convention heard Glenn L. Archer accuse mounting Roman Catholic pressure for state subsidies to parochial schools. He cited Archbishop Henry J. O'Brien and Hartford bus bills, warning political action could have serious consequences if Catholic demands persist. Governor Ribicoff signed a Connecticut bill authorizing public bus transportation for about 70 000 Catholic school pupils.
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Chicago
Southern Baptist Convention
Glenn L. Archer
Washington, D. C
Separation of Church and State
Henry J. O’brien
Hartford
Archer
O’brien
Abraham Ribscoff
Connecticut
Toll Nears 200 Mark On Highways
Traffic deaths over Memorial Day weekend reached 300 overall with 184 on highways and 67 drownings plus 49 from other causes. California and Pennsylvania led with 14 each, Dineis had 13, four-day totals lower than 1950. The period 6 pm Wednesday to midnight Thursday showed 94 deaths versus 12 predicted by the National Safety Council.
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Associated Press
California
Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Chicago
Texas Storms Flood Regions as Rains Persist
Severe weather across Texas left 11 inch rainfall in parts and flash floods damaging roads and crops. Two Arlington youths died from lightning. bridges washed out and Red Cross reports show widespread impact with hundreds of homes and farm buildings destroyed.
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Texas
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Tex
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South Texas
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Amarillo
Plainview
Sherman
Plains
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Panhandle
Brackettville
San Antonio
Arlington
Don Jacobs
Lawrence Thompson
Fort Worth
Stute Highway Patrol
Clear Creek
Red Cross
More Showers Through Today and Tomorrow
Thundershowers are on the program for today and tomorrow afternoon. Skies will be partly cloudy with a high of 88 degrees each day. Tonight winds are east and southeast, 6 to 12 mph, with a low of 67.
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Weather Bureau
Scot Reid Pack Edges Ridgley For Formby Crown
In perfect conditions at Formby Reid Pack, 33 from Scotland, defeated Air Force sergeant Harold Ridgley of Haverford, Pennsylvania 2 and 1 in a 36 hole final to claim the British Amateur title.
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Formby
England
Reid Pack
Harold Ridgley
Air Force
Haverford
Jack
Eisenhower Lands Two New Helicopters at White House
President Eisenhower watched two new helicopters land on the White House grounds marking a first sighting of the craft on official property. Earlier the four place Bed Ranger heliocopters had conducted practice landings in a nearby park south of the residence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Weather Halts Second Nuclear Test Shot At Site
Adverse weather at the site forced a 24 hour cancellation of the second shot in the summer nuclear test series. The test was called off around 3 a.m. PDT today after being scheduled for 7:30 a.m. local time.
Indonesia Insists on Trade Ties Later With U S Aid Talk
U S ambassador John M Alli gon and Foreign Minister P Subandrio met in Jakarta. A Foreign Ministry spokesman declined comment, but reports say the discussions centered on expanding trade with the United States and a possible U S loan for Indonesia reconstruction.
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Indonesia
U. S
John M. Alligon
P. Subandrio
A. Foreign
United States
Successful Test of Jupiter-Type Weapon Revealed
The U S Army conducted another successful test in its Jupiter-type intermed iate ballistic missile program at Cape Canaveral Florida confirming a third known test in the Jupiter sequence The Defense Department did not disclose the missile identity or results but noted the test met height and range expectations The Army plans to carry development through next November barring a policy change by the Secretary of Defense affecting IRBM control
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Army
Wilson
Navy
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Defense Department
Britain fires second hydrogen bomb in Operation Grapple test
AP reports Britain detonated its second grapefruit class hydrogen bomb over the central Pacific near Christmas Island as part of Operation Grapple. A four engine Valiant bomber dropped a four ton device, producing a fireball over a mile wide and a mushroom cloud. Observers aboard Navy yacht Newamen watched with protective gear as scientists at Christmas Island prepared for the test and predicted minimal fallout from the high air burst.
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Hm.s. Alert
Central Pacific
Britain
Malden
Christmas Island
Newamen
William Cook
Tere
France Calls on World To Note Algerian Raid
President Rene Coty urged all civilized peoples to note the Melouza massacre in Algeria where nationalists reportedly killed most men of the village. French officials put deaths at 302 amid nationalist factional violence shaking France’s Algerian policy.
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Rene Coty
Algeria
Melouza
Algiers
Qooly
Search And Rescue Service Set by AF
ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE Ga P around the clock SAR monitor service is now in operation at 14th Air Force Headquarters. The new division coordinates search and rescue in a one state area and began at midnight with 12 officers and airmen. It aims to provide instant capability for emergencies from missing airliners to lost fishermen.
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Robins Air Force Base
14Th Air Force
George Finch
SAR
Cape Canaveral Missile Test Reported
A Cape Canaveral east coast test yesterday drew hundreds of spectators as a missile reached an approximate range of 600 to 1500 miles. Officials said the weapon achieved thrust and range goals though some height and weight estimates remained uncertain amid ongoing firings.
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Patton
Cape Canaveral
Robbery Solved by Sheriff Holds VA Employee
A robbery totaling 10 850 dollars was solved with the sheriff holding a Veterans Administration hospital employee in Dublin Georgia. George Hatcher identified Heath of Dudley as the suspect after Heath allegedly confessed being overwhelmed by horror following heavy whisky drinking.
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George Hatcher
Enon Ath
Sone aGear Heath
Dudley
Veterans Administratio Hospital
Dublin
Heath
Topater
Smathers Criticizes Aid Policy Harm to U S Economy
U S Senator George Smathers addressing the South Carolina Textile Mens Assn meeting warned that U S aid and foreign policy actions may hurt the economy. He argued policies to curry favor with foreign nations risk domestic damage, urging reevaluation of trade and wage concerns as they affect U S industry.
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U.S
George Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
South Carolina
Ope Peasy
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