Dulles Sets Five Conditions For Indochina Intervention
Secretary of State Dulles returned to Washington to press five conditions that might justify US intervention in Indochina. He outlined criteria during a Los Angeles speech after a five power Allied military group discussed Southeast Asia. Conditions include invitations from lawful authorities, French independence for Indochina, UN concern, regional partners, and France's commitment to stay until victory.
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China
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Cambodia
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United Nations
Albuquerque Hearing Hums With Blow by Blow Audio
In Albuquerque a McCarthy Army hearings broadcast on two stations briefly overlapped with a Joey Giardello Bobby Jones boxing match. Listeners heard a sports announcer describe blows as the hearing grew heated with tense testimony and dramatic sounds.
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GGM
Joey Giardello
Bobby Jones
KOAT
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Margaret Truman Signs NBC Coast to Coast Contract
Margaret Truman signs a new one year NBC contract for her fourth season of radio and television guest appearances. Rustic Tavern closes for vacation June 14 to 18. A rummage sale is set for June 17 and 18 at 110 W. Boscawen Street next to Rhodes Drug Store from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Yard party at Greenwood Methodist Chapel features hot chicken suppers hot dogs ice cream and cake tonight.
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Margaret Truman
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
W. Boscawen Street
Rhodes Drug Store
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
Mundt Calls for End to Cohn Kennedy Feud
The dispute between Cohn and Kennedy prompted Sen Mundt to call for an end to the feud that flared during Senate Investigations hearings. Cohn denied threatening Kennedy and said Kennedy hiss at him was mutual. McCarthy urged focus on relevant testimony and not personal background.
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Cohn - Kennedy
Washington
Mundt
R-Sa
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert F. Kennedy
Jackson
D-Wash
Cohn
Kennedy
Dmass
Democrats
Coln
Cooper Aims to End McCarthy Abuse in Senate Probe
Senator Cooper Ky defends Flanders motion to oust McCarthy from chair on grounds of abusing investigatory power in the Army dispute. He says Senate must act beyond televised hearings and that Knowland voiced discomfort with the move. Flanders acted on his own. no clear support emerged for a vote.
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R-Ky
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
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R-Vi
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Flanders
Army
Subcommittee
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Ernest E. McIntyre New Commander of DAV Group Here
Ernest E. McIntyre was unanimously elected Commander of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 9 at a June meeting at Marvin Miller’s home. He succeeds Henry Thompson and is a World War II veteran with the 41st Infantry Division who served in New Guinea Philippine campaigns and helped occupy Japan.
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Disabled American Veterans
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Middle Road
Henry Thompson
Cald
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Josephine Lancaster
Gary
Stephen
McIntyre
41St Infantry Division
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Phillipine
Japan
Carl E. Fix
Joseph B. Luttrell
W. K. Rodney Sirbaugh
Henry F. Seal, Jr
Raymond J. Costanzo
Thompson
Newton Baker Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Bicyclist Hit By Hit And Run Driver Here
A 16 year old cyclist was struck on N Loudoun Street near Wyck Street by a hit and run driver yesterday at 515 pm. James LaMont Pear of Rt 1 Berryville suffered bruises to his right arm and left elbow and was treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital. The driver remained unidentified.
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James Wood FFA to Attend State Convention at VPI Blacksburg
Eighteen members of the James Wood FFA Chapter will join about 1100 vocational agriculture students from 201 local chapters at the 27th annual State Conven tion of the Future Farmers of America on June 14 to 17 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. J L Givens Odell Miller and J C Gordon lead teachers with judging teams entered and five members named for the FFA band. Kent Bailey Paul Giles and William Lee Whitacre are nominated for the State Farmers Degree.
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Blacksburg
J. L. Givens
Odell Miller
J. C. Gordon
James Wood
Stanley Bauserman
Kent Bailey
Bobby Bayliss
Robert Cather
Stephen Lineweaver
Danny Shenk
Joe Palmer
Lennie Ellis
Allen White
Donald Pingley
Richard Miller
FFA
Ronald Brown
Ronald Baecher
Wesley Triplett
Robert Largent
Tommy Driver
Paul Giles
William Lee Whitacre
David Boyne
Marlett
Michigan
McCarthy Sees Debate Within GOP Beneficial
Milwaukee report quotes Senator McCarthy arguing that some disagreement over major issues helps the party. He cites the farm program and warns unity without debate is unhealthy. He notes war prosperity and urges balanced discussion before a Wisconsin Republican Convention address. He plans to speak in Sioux Falls and faces Senate investigations uncertainty.
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Washington
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Pentagon
Committee
Mercury Reaches 88 Degrees Ties Year High
The temperature climbed to 88 degrees this afternoon tying the year's high set on June 1 according to Dr. Walter S. Hough of the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. Scattered thunder showers were forecast with a cloudy warm day and humid conditions. The low tonight is expected between 62 and 68 degrees.
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Walter S. Hough
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Associated Press
Windfall profiteers named in government housing probe
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration identifies 200 promoters accused of siphoning nearly 40 million dollars in profits from inflated government backed loans across 170 projects in 18 states and DC. The list targets possible civil or criminal action. more cases are expected as probes continue.
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Eisenhower
Albert M. Cole
District of Columbia
William F. McKenna
Cole
Federal Housing Administration
McKenna
Justice Department
FHA
Three Middies Are Commissioned at Naval Academy
Three midshipmen who waited a week after the class graduated were commissioned in quick ceremonies at the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. They were cleared by the Navy in Washington as not posing security risks after personal interviews with Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas. Ensign Paul Shimek Jr., 22, of RFC 2 Hazen Arkansas, said he felt honored by the interview and commissioning.
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Naval Academy
Navy
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Thomas
Ens
Paul Shimek Jr
RFC 2
Hazen
Ark
Abduction suspect Marsin identified by victim in Phoenix case
Evelyn Ann Smith, 23, identified Daniel J. Marsin, unemployed welder, from a police lineup as her kidnapper. Marsin, jailed for investigation, denied guilt, while authorities noted conflicting statements and recovered firearms in his car.
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Daniel J. Marsin
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Phoenix
Mars
Marsin
Electric substation fire knocks out Harrisonburg power
An early morning fire gutted Harrisonburg’s major electric substation. Electricians from city, private firms and Virginia Electric work to bypass the wreckage with new lines before nightfall. The outage caused widespread hardship, delaying work and refrigeration, with one firefighter injured and city paper unable to publish briefly.
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Virginia Electric and Power Co
Dow
Fire Kills Seven in Chicago Apartment Blaze Suspected Arson
Police investigate arson after seven people die in a four story brick building at 1702 Erie Street on Chicago near northwest side. Deputy fire marshal calls the blaze suspicious as two men are accused by a boy witness of starting the fire with gasoline. Nine injured, including a mother in serious condition, and $20 000 in damage.
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Albert H. Peterson
Erie St
Peterson
Marion Gregory
Leo Weeks
Linda
Leo Jr
Weeks
Mildred
Elander Borden
June
Elicia Partin
Willy
Eisenhower aide hints retirement if Democrats win Congress
Sherman Adams told a Citizens for Eisenhower Congress group that a Democratic victory in November could push President Eisenhower toward retirement to his Gettysburg farm after his current term. He warned a Democratic Congress might steer the nation left and derail middle way proposals while blaming Democrats for stalling Hawaii statehood Taft Hartley revision and voting age 18 changes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Sherman Adams
Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Congress
Pennsylvania
Adams
Hawaii
Byrd Amendment Aims to End FHA Windfall Tax Abuse
The Senate Finance Committee adopted Byrd D Va proposed amendment to the tax bill to bar capital gains treatment on excess FHA insured loan proceeds. Byrd cited Glen Oaks New York where four million dollars over cost triggered tax loss and called for full income tax rates instead of capital gains. He said the measure is part of efforts to clean up practices from federal housing programs.
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Washigton
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
FHA
Glen Oaks
New York
Cohn Excused From Training For McCarthy Army Hearing
Roy M. Cohn is temporarily excused from New York National Guard field training to continue participation in the McCarthy Army hearing. Also notices Memorial Day services on Sunday at 2 30 p m June 13 1954 with refreshments to be served.
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Albany
N. Y
New York National Guard
Roy M. Cohn
Jet Fighter Crash Kills Five Persons at Memphis Air Show
At Memphis Naval Air Station a jet fighter crash during a three day festival killed five people including pilot Lt. Robert Woolverton and three chief petty officers plus a civilian secretary. The F7U Cutlass from Dallas veered after liftoff and disappeared into a low bank before crashing.
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Memphis Naval Air Station
Dallas
Tex
Navy
Robert Woolverton
Randolph Tucker Dies in Richmond at 74
J Randolph Tucker 74 a Staunton native and Richmond lawyer led a citizens campaign for Henrico County manager government He was cousin to W Nelson Page and Lewis Hyde Sr and father to J Randolph Tucker Jr a Richmond House of Delegates member Funeral services are set for 4 p m tomorrow at the family home.
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J. Randolph Tucker
Staunton
Richmond
Henrico
W. Nelson Page
Lewis Hyde
J. Randolph Tucker Jr
House of Delegates
Washington and Lee School of Law
Premier Laniel Loses Confidence Vote 306-293 in France
Paris reports the National Assembly defeated Premier Joseph Laniel on a confidence vote 306 to 293. Laniel may resign but Coty would not decide until Monday, leaving France with a fragile government and Geneva talks in suspense.
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French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Rene Coty
France
Laniel
Lanier
Munich
Indochina
McDonalds Church Receives Rural Church of the Year Award
Rev Carlyle A McDonald of Prospect Presbyterian Church Mooresville NC earned a 300 dollar prize and a certificate as North Carolina Rural Church of the Year. He is married to Margaret Lupton of Winchester with three children. Prospect Church will compete with 12 southern winners for the national title.
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Carlyle A. McDonald
Opequon
Prospect Presbyterian Church
Mooresville
N.C
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Daniel W. Lupton
Washington St
Winchester
McDonalds
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