Common Policy Sought In Asia Talks At State Department
Secretary Dulles and British Foreign Minister Eden opened talks at the State Department on a possible joint anti communist strategy for Southeast Asia. The discussions amid Eisenhower Churchill rounds aim to create an alliance with Britain and the United States and consider non aggression pacts and a broader security system.
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State Dulles
Anthony Eden
State Department
Southeast Asia
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Churchill
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Dulles
Britain
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House
Senate
White House
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Edwin Plowden
Atomic Energy Commission
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Richard G. Casey
Australia
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Pakistan
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Bernard Baruch
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Joint Chiefs of
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Asi
U. S
Brain
India
Indonesia
James C. Hagerty
U. S. Senate
Winston
Winston Churchill
Administration Faces Test On Crop Supports
The Eisenhower administration faces a key House fight over flexible versus high rigid government prices for basic crops. A one year extension of price supports fixed at 90 percent of parity moves to House action, with administration leaders pushing for a flexible 75 to 90 percent range. The Senate also backs rigid supports, while 1954 ends the current flexible provisions unless new delay or substitute is voted.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hawai
House
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Chinese PUMPING OIL from Red Tanker Tuapse off Formosa
Unofficial reports say pumping a cargo of oil from the seized Russian tanker Tuapse is under way or imminent as Nationalist China claims interception by a warship near Formosa and escort to Kaohsiung. Officials refuse to discuss details while intelligence reportedly questions 40 to 50 crewmen.
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Formosa
Tuapse
China
Kaohsiung
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook
Georgia: mostly fair hot and humid this afternoon and tonight with a chance of thundershowers in the south this afternoon. Sunday: partly cloudy hot and humid with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon or night. Extreme Northwest Florida: partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers. Gentle to moderate southwest winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Upsurge in Retail Trade Signals Strong Summer Start
New York reports a busy summer week with a retail trade upsurge and stock highs in sportswear summer suits garden tools and electric fans. Auto output stays near last week but trails last year by about 21 percent as July profit pressures loom.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
CIO
Tidal Wave Traps 17 Fishermen In Lake Michigan
Chicago police report at least 17 fishermen swept from rocks and piers into Lake Michigan by a powerful tidal wave. Coast Guard and local agencies rush to scene as rescuers search for missing anglers. Weather officials call it a squall driven surge from a rapid barometric shift and warn the situation is unpredictable.
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North Avenue
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Robert Donner
Lincoln Park
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Rocket Derailed in Hallam. 75 Hurt in Train Wreck
A Rock Island Rocky Mountain Rocket derailed near Hallam Nebraska toppled eight of eleven cars. At least 75 people were hospitalized with 16 to 18 in serious condition. About 150 passengers were aboard three diesel units. engineer Roy Ensign from Fairbury recalled being thrown into controls.
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Rock Island Railroad
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Fairbury
John Helm
Phillipsburg
Guatemala Rebels Set Up Government
Anti Communist Guatemalan rebels formed a provisional government led by Col Carlos Castillo Armas with headquarters at Chiquimula near the Honduran border. Rebel claims of advances toward Guatemala City contrast with government bulletins saying control remains on all fronts amid intensified air strikes at Zacapa and other strongholds.
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Honduras
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Liberation Army
Chiquimula
Honduran
Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
Rutledge
Zacapa
Mexico
Boston
Castillo
Arbenz
Whio
Chou En Lai to Visit Burma on Way to Peiping
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai will stop in Rangoon on Monday after a three day stay in New Delhi. He travels to Peiping via Hong Kong and Canton aboard India's Air India Constellation arranged by Prime Minister Nehru.
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India
Chou Enlai
U Nu
Rangoon
Peiping
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Peipingy
Hong Kong
Canton
Air India
Nehru
Geneva
Korea
Indochina
External Affairs Ministry
Senators Speed Big Money Bill Toward White House
Senate sped the largest appropriation of the year to the White House by voice vote approving 28.8 billion dollars for the armed forces for the fiscal year starting July 1. The mammoth defense measure accounts for more than half of Eisenhower's total budget.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Eisenhower
Des Moines River Recedes After Gas Main Burst
The Des Moines River resumed its fall today after a night of excitement when a gas main in the Raccoon River burst. Escaping gas sent a 16 foot fountain before valves were shut. the Raccoon River also flooded, but major flooding inside the city appeared to be past. Five miles of levees protected 1,600 homes and the business district continued to hold.
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Des Moines
Raccoon River
U N Security Council delays action on Guatemala crisis
The UN Security Council, amid Soviet opposition, delays a Guatemala agenda item awaiting OAS investigation. Honduras and Nicaragua are cited as defying a ceasefire call while the five member OAS panel examines charges with international backing and a commission to report midweek.
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All-nation Council
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Nicaragua
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Peate
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Columbia
Soviet Union
Guatemala
Central’ America
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Wigcascot
New Zealand
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United States
China
Turey
Britain
Francia
Ininioe
Argentina
Brazil
Cuba
Sion
Republican candidates must file petitions with signatures
Republican candidates for Congress in Georgia must obtain a petition containing signatures equal to five percent of the registered voters in their districts before running this year. The rule applies to all 9 Georgia districts seeking office.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Public appeal urged to solve Patterson murder case
Acting Alabama Attorney General Bernard Sykes urged the public to aid the Patterson murder investigation. From temporary headquarters at the Ralston Hotel in Columbus, Georgia across the river from Phenix City, he offered protection to informants and urged anyone with information to contact his office at 34461. He said progress is being made but miracles are not expected and discussed potential staff changes and the possible appointing of a special circuit solicitor if needed.
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A. L. Patterson
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Columbus
Sykes
Gowen Attacks Treatment Of Women In Education Meeting
Georgia gubernatorial candidate Rep. Charles Gowen criticized the Georgia Education Commission for rough treatment of women’s group representatives at a meeting. He said the panel’s purpose was to dupe the public into ratifying a private school amendment and urged immediate action, proposing use of county superintendents to assign students to schools to bypass the court ruling.
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Board OF Experts—Agriculture
Tom Linder
Georgia Education Commission
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Charles Gowen
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