Geneva Sessions Seen Failing At End Of Conference
The Geneva conference neared its end after high level talks between Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and British Foreign Secretary Eden. Western delegates warned the Indochina talks may continue while expressing that the Korean phase had yielded no breakthrough. Cease fire talks in Indochina were advancing with concrete cease-fire line proposals under discussion by military representatives.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Anthony Eden
Indochina
Eden
Molotov
Korea
Prince Wan Waithayagon
Thailand
United Nations
France
Paris
Hurricane season opens officially tomorrow morning
Miami reports the hurricane season starts tomorrow with 28 Navy hurricane hunter pilots ready to patrol the Atlantic and Caribbean seas. The Miami Weather Bureau will maintain round the clock surveillance through November 15. Most pilots are veterans of 1953, who flew into several hurricanes using Neptune planes with enhanced tracking equipment.
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Miami
Fla
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Jacksonville
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy hot humid conditions continue in Georgia through tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon or evening and again Tuesday afternoon. Northwest Florida sees similar heat and cloudiness with widely scattered showers this afternoon and evening and Tuesday afternoon.
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Georgia
Florida
Civil Defense Exercise Sparks Nationwide Mock Invasion
Thomasville becomes a regional hub as Operation Alert simulates enemy air raids across 54 cities in the United States and Canada. Regions coordinate through FCDA staff with 60 observers. Evacuation tests in Mobile, Alabama, and projected casualties highlight disaster readiness and improved civil defense operations.
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ED Kelly
Times-Enterprise
Thomasville
United States
Region III
Civil Defense
Region II
Harry E. Brown
FCDA
Mobile
Ala
Col. Brown
Staison
Stevenson Warns Against Conformity At Vassar Commencement
In a prepared address to Vassar College’s 269 graduates Stevenson warns that the corruption of conformity endangers education and the soul. He cites Oppenheimer security cases, urges nonconformist courage and alignment with historic defenders of liberty and faith.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Stevenson
Vassar College
Oppenheimer
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Special Atomic Energy Commission Security Board
Churchill Invested With Garter Today
Winston Churchill received the Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle in a ceremonial investiture. Queen Elizabeth II dubbed him Sir Winston earlier this year, and today he was installed as Britain's oldest order of chivalry member, with the king delaying the ceremony until now.
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Windsor
England
Elizabeth I
Winston Churchil
Windsor Castle
Order of the Garter
Britain
Order of Chivalry
Winston
House of Commons
Prisoner Escapes From U S Penitentiary Honor Farm
Thomas James Garrard, 29, a three year auto theft convict, walked away from the U S Penitentiary honor farm in Panthersville Georgia. He was missing at a 4 am dorm check after 3 am presence. Atlanta police State Patrol and FBI joined the search at once.
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Panthersville
U. S
W. H. Hiatt
Thomas James Garrard
Atlanta
State Patrol
FBI
U S Takes Cover As Enemy Attacks In Civil Defense Drill
The first international civil defense exercise prompted millions in the United States and Canada to seek shelter as mock atomic attacks were broadcast. Officials reported some early alarm glitches but public participation lasted about ten minutes in most cities.
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Col. Brown
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
United States
Canada
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Associated Press
Pentagon
America
Eisenhower
White House
Boston
New York
New York City
Ground Zero
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
National Flag Day Proclamation by Thomasville Mayor
The city urges all residents to observe National Flag Day June 14 1954 by displaying the flag and paying respect to it. Witness dated June 12 1954. proclamation issued by Mayor Heeth Varnedoe f of Thomasville Georgia.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Want Ad Rented This Apartment The First Day
A Times Enterprise notice shows a woman renting her unfurnished downstairs apartment after a single evening ad. She received six to seven calls within hours and hopes for a quick repeat success with another ad seeking private, affordable advertising.
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Advertiser
Times- Enterprise
Accused Kidnapper Sits Silent as Police Seek Cash
Phoenix police continue a manhunt for ransom money tied to the alleged kidnapping of Mia Evelyn Ann Smith. Daniel J. Marsin, 41, is charged with kidnapping the wife of a wealthy industrialist for 75 000 dollars and remains jailed as officers search the Superstition Mountains for the ransom and missing gear.
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Daniel J. Marsin
Phoenix
Ariz
Evelyn Smith
Mia
Evelyn Ann Smith
Herbert
Smitha
Eeen
Superstitions Lato
Griffin Campaign Kicks Off July 10 in Georgia
Lt. Gov. Marvin Griffin opens his gubernatorial bid with a July 10 rally in Moultrie Georgia and plans to address voters via six radio stations in his initial campaign push.
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Griffin
Atlanta
Moultrie
Marvin Griffin
Carr testifies Stevens proposed using Schine as Army observer
Francis P. Carr testified at the McCarthy Army hearings that Secretary of the Army Stevens discussed in October using G David Schine as his personal observer at Army intelligence schools reporting directly to Stevens. Carr said Stevens suggested shifting the probe to defense plants and other services to ease pressure on the Army. Both Stevens and Adams denied any such suggestions.
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Washington
Francis P. Carr
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
G. David Schine
Army
Carr
McCarthy Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
Roy M. Cohn
Schine
McCarthy
McCarthy Army
Sen. McCarthy
FBI
Cohn
Sen
Navy
John G. Adams
McCarthy Subcommittee
Pvt. Schine
Adams
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
New York City
Vorce
Cary
MacCarthy
Colin
Defense Department
Air Force
McCarthy Subs Committee
Robert R. Young Takes Over New York Central
Financier Robert R. Young was certified today as winning control of the New York Central Railroad in a bitter battle. The Young slate received 3,406,087 votes to 2,339,799 for the management board led by President William White. White said he will cooperate in an orderly transition and questioned the need to resign.
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Albany
N. Y
Robert R. Young
New York Central Railroad
Youn
Central Management
William White
Young Group
White
New York Central
Young
New York City
Alfred F. Perlman
Denver
Rio
Grande Western Railroad
Central
Clint W.murchison
Texas
Millionaire
Allen P. Kirby
Harold 8
Vanderbilt
Carl P. Dennett
Boston
Perlman
Rio Grande
Flanders Faces Senate Clash Over McCarthy Chair Role
Senate Democrats weigh a plan by Sen. Flanders to strip Sen. McCarthy of chairmanships amid a Democratic numeric edge. Senator Johnson reportedly calls McCarthy a Republican problem and Democrats are urged to avoid endorsing Flanders action.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Flanders
Med. Carthy
R-Wis
Knowland
California
McCarthy
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Wisconsin
Weather forecast for Thomasville holds heat and showers
The forecast for Thomasville calls for partly cloudy skies with hot temperatures and scattered afternoon thundershowers through Wednesday.
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Thomasville
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Tallahassee
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Garter
Honor Farm
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Stock Exchange
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Mass
Heeth Varnedoef
Emall
Ga. Tech
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