JANUARY
Bus Strikes Starts On 8 Lines Here; Police Alerted, City Warns Autoists; Pier Men Threaten Tie-Up Of 4 Ports
Quill Boycotts Bus Parley; Schools To Stagger Hours; Strike’s First Impact Light
Quill Again Rebuffs Mayor; Suggests Citizen Mediation; City Takes Strike In Stride
G.O.P. Takes Over As Congress Opens; Filibuster And Rules Fights Averted; House Bill Asks 11% Income Tax Cut
Mayor Calls Bus Peace Conference; Quill Ends Boycott At C.I.O. Bidding; Full Strike Impact Due This Morning
Bus Strike Fails To Bog City Transit; Business Normal, Car Pools Active; Peace Talks To Get Under Way Today
Mayor Rebukes City Aides As Meddlers In Bus Talks; Parley Fails, Goes On Today
President Bids Stalin Drop Idea Of War, Warning Of Ruin From New Nuclear Weapons
Estimate Board Snubs Quill In Show Of Unity On Strike; Rejects His Bid For Meeting
Truman Asks 78.6 Billions In Budget And Bars Tax Cut; G.O.P. Plans Drastic Slash
36 Dead In Storms; Damage Is Heaviest Since ’44 Hurricane
U.S. Drops Its Plan To Indict ‘Big Five’ For Oil Monopoly
Moscow Arrests 9, Lays Murder Plot To Jewish Doctors
Further Arrests Expected In ‘Plot’ Of Soviet Doctors
Truman Forecasts 500 Billion Output 10 Years From Now
Truman, In Adieu, Hopeful Of Peace And Soviet Change
U.S. Court Sets $50,000 Bail For Ex-G.I.’s Held as Spies
Eisenhower Faces Delays On Cabinet And Envoy To India
U.S. Plane Downed Near China Coast; Rescuers In Crash
Eisenhower Will Take Oath Today; Capital Jammed; Nation To See Event; Brownell To Attend Wilson Hearing
Eisenhower Sworn, Pledges Quest For Peace; Backs U.N., Urges Western Europe To Unite; 750,000 See Parade; Morse Balks Cabinet Vote
Senate Confirms Eight For Cabinet; Hearing On Wilson Is Left Indefinite; Eisenhower Yields On Envoy To India
Wilson Agrees To Sell His G.M. Stock And Nomination Is Sent To Senate; Dulles Asks Staff Loyalty To Policy
Union Officer Defy Inquiry; One Called Pier Gaming Boss
Truman Rejects Job Offers Of $100,000 a Year and Up
Chinese Reds Halt U.N. Raid In Force In Western Korea
Lodge Asks F.B.I. For Security Test Of U.S. Aides In U.N.
Truman Scored for Doubting Russians Have Atomic Bomb
4-Week Bus Strike Is Ended; Third Ave. Service Resumed; Other Lines To Roll Today
M’Cormack Denies Knowing About $984,908 In Payments; Pier Reform Plans Offered
Ryan Admits Threatening Pier Tie-Up After Hogan Queried Aides In Killing; M’Quade Lays Extortion To M’Cormack
FEBRUARY
Wider War Role For Asians Seen In Shift Of 7th Fleet; M’Arthur Extols Decision
More Indictments Mapped On Evidence in Pier Inquiry
Eisenhower Frees Chiang To Raid Mainland; Bids Congress Void All ‘Secret’ Pacts Abroad; Would End Controls: Opposes Tax Cuts Now
A.F.L. Heads Tell Dockers To Clean Union Or Get Out
Dock Men To Join Tug Strike Today; 2 Ships Hit Piers
Tug Strike Talks To Resume Today; Picketing Curbed
White House Ends All Wage Control, Many Price Curbs
A.F.L. Plans New Pier Union If Ryan Fails to Rout Gangs
Taft For Blockade Of China, Says U.S. Is In Full War Now
Eisenhower Charts 11-Point Program With G.O.P. Heads
Reds Put Into City Police Jobs By Civil Service, Report Says
President Denies Clemency To Rosenbergs in Spy Case
New Price Order Frees Tires, ‘Gas,’ Poultry And Eggs
Government Eases Curb On Aluminum, Steel And Copper
DC-6 Down In Gulf Of Mexico With 46 Aboard; SOS Heard; Ships, Planes Seek Liferafts
Wrecked Airliner Is Located In Gulf; Bodies Of 17 Found
No Man’s Land Set in Berlin In Red Program to Split City
Monaghan Denies Police-F.B.I. Deal To Hide Brutality
Halley Urges City Sift ‘Deal’ On F.B.I.; Mayor Disagrees
Monaghan Ouser Sought Over ‘Deal’ In Brutality Cases
Mayor, Monaghan Aid House Inquiry Into Police ‘Deal’
Kennan Decries Witch Hunts As A Peril to Federal Service
Socialists Achieve Substantial Gains In Austria’s Vote
Monaghan Insists He Aided U.S. Quest In Police Beatings
Monaghan Ousts 23 Accused By Gross; 6 Men Are Cleared
Groceries, Copper, Cigarettes Freed; Prices Increased
Policeman Clear Of Beating Charge
Monaghan Barred F.B.I. Questioning; House Group Hears
MARCH
Mossadegh Flees His Home As Teheran Mob Attacks It In Demonstration For Shah
Mossadegh Fights To Regain Control; Army Chief Ousted
Police Brutality ‘Agreement’ Is Disavowed by McInerney
Stalin Gravely Ill After A Stroke; Partly Paralyzed And Unconscious; Moscow Discloses Concern For Him
Stalin’s Condition Becomes Worse; His Associates Direct Government; Eisenhower and Eden Meet Hastily
Stalin Dies After 39-Year Rule; His Successor Not Announced; U.S. Watchful, Eisenhower Says
Malenkov Is Named New Soviet Premier; Wide Changes Disclosed To Avoid ‘Panic’; Throngs Pass Stalin Bier; Rites Monday
Malenkov Regime Acts Swiftly To Assure Security After Shift; Soviet Press Appeals For Unity
Stalin Is Entombed At Side Of Lenin; Malenkov’s Oration Vows A Victory Over ‘External And Internal’ Foes
Malenkov Eulogy Of Stalin Stresses Peace And Plenty
Dewey Asks A Transit Body With Power To End Deficit: Plans Pay Tax, Realty Rise
Dewey For Raising City’s Realty Tax To Add 50 Million
Soviet MIG’s Down R.A.F. Plane, Kill 5 In Berlin Air Lane
U.S. Warns Czechs It Will Take Steps To Protect Planes
Eisenhower Tells Physicians He Bars Socialized Medicine
Dr. Einstein Gives Name To A College
State Insists City Wipe Out Transit Deficit To Get Aid; July 30 Limit For Fare Rise
35th U.S. Nuclear Blast Tests Tactical Weapon
City Bars New Transit Body And Seeks An Economy Plan To Avert Deficit On Lines
Transit Body Maps $24,800,000 Saving By Ending 2 ‘Els,’ Free Rides, 3,200 Jobs; Albany Votes 7 Bills In Dewey’s Plan
Dewey Seeks To Force Transit Plan On City By Barring New Tax Powers; Mayor Sees Vital Services Slashed
Dewey’s Bills On City Transit Passed By Legislature In Its Final Hours; His Auto Insurance Plan Is Shelved
French Link Status As A World Power To Role In Europe
City Is Ready To Accept Dewey Plan Of Transit Authority With Fare Rise, But Is Against Proposed Payroll Tax
City Approves Transit Plan; Fare May Rise To 15 Cents; Tax On Payrolls Is Rejected
C. B.S. Jettisons Monopoly On Color Video Production
Vaccine for Polio Successful; Use in 1 to 3 Years Is Likely
3 Central Trains Wrecked In Ohio; 12 Killed, 150 Hurt
Reds Agree To Trade Ill And Wounded In Korea As First Step towards Truce; U.S. Cautious On Bid To Renew Talks
Einstein Offers New Theory To Unify Laws of the Cosmos
Peiping Yields On Korea Truce Plan; Drops Forced Repatriation Demand; U.S. Seeks Soviet Bid To Ease Tension
APRIL
Soviet Agrees With West On Swede To Succeed Lie; Urges German Unity Talks
56 Put In Pier Jobs With Kenny’s Help On Ex-Convict List
U.S. Is Seizing 49 Tankers As Unlawfully Sold to Aliens
Soviet Frees 15 Physicians , Asserting No Plot Existed; Finds Confessions Extorted
Rumania Follows Kremlin In Freeing Many From Prison
Soviet Accuses a Party Chief Of Laxity in Case of Doctors
U.N. And Korean Foe Agree On Voluntary Repatriation Of All Ailing War Captives
Foe Would Return 600 Ill Prisoners; Allies Offer 5,800
U.S. Would Accept Peace in Divided Korea; Considers a U.N. Trusteeship for Formosa
Civil Cartel Suit Will Be Filed Against Major Oil Concerns
Pact On Ill Captives Signed In Korea; Exchanges To Begin April 21 At Latest; Foe Asks Renewal Of Truce Parleys
President Invites All 48 Governors To Secret Briefing
Eisenhower Names Brother To Foster Unity Of Americans
French Evacuate Laos Base As Indo-China Reds Advance
U.S. Favors Parley On Truce And Swiss As P.O.W. Guardian
6 Killed By Bomb At Peron’s Rally; U.S. Citizen Held
Eisenhower Asks Soviet Deeds: Peace In Asia And Disarmament; Would Use Savings To Aid World
Dulles Bids Soviet Cooperate Or Face Vast West Arming
Argentina Jails 78 To Scotch Rumors On Peron’s Regime
Prisoner Exchange Started In Korea; 30 Americans Among 100 Freed By Foe; Allies Begin Return Of 500 Reds Daily
U.S. Bids Comunist Party Register as a Soviet Organ
Freed U.N. Captives Tell Of Cruel Ties On ‘Death Marches’
Foe To Free More Captives; Ads Men ‘Recently’ Seized; Yields 14 G.I.’s, 40 Due Today
Eisenhower Asserts Allies Must Plan Arming For Years
Churchill Kneels to Queen And Arises as Sir Winston
Reds, In Renewed Truce Talk, Offer 6-Point Solution Of Prisoner Issue; U.N. Finds Flaws But Hope Is Voiced
U.N. Bars New Red Plan On Prisoners; Opposes Sending Men Out Of Korea To Long Detention In Neutral State
U.S. Offers $100,000 to Red Who Surrenders First MIG
Friend Of Gambler Lent Jersey G.O.P. $25,000 In ’49 Drive
Jersey G.O.P. Chief Says He And Kenny Traded Votes In ’49
MAY
Eisenhower To Cut Budget 8.5 Billion And Put Arming On Steady, Not Crisis, Basis
Hall To Shake Up G.O.P. Staff At Top And Trim Payroll
Judge Throws out 4 Perjury Charges Against Lattimore
Pakistan Proposed By U.N. As Guardian Of Korea Captives
U.N. Says Captives Will Resist Shift To Neutral Nation
7 Held in Pier War Killing; Jury Hits 3 Jersey City Police
Reds Bow To U.N. On Keeping P.O.W.’s In Korea, Ask 5-Nation Custody Body; U.S. Consulting On U.N. Aid For Laos
President Asks Peace Fair To Korea; Weighs Reds’ Truce Offer With Aides; Delay And Pressure On P.O.W.’s Feared
U.N. Bids Foe Prove Feasibility Of Plan To Achieve A Truce
‘Brainpower’ Loss Imperils Security, Eisenhower Told
U.N. Asks Korea Foe To Offer New Plan On Prisoners’ Fate
Churchill Proposes Parley To Seek East-West Accord; Washington Is Cool To Plan
87 Dead in Texas Tornadoes; Waco Faces a Flood Threat
Reds Bar U.N. Captives Plan As ‘Absolutely Unacceptable’
President Still Awaits Soviet Deeds; M’Carthy Leads Attacks On British; U.N. Accuses Reds Of Hiding Captives
Dock Union Evades A.F.L. Criminal Ban In Report To Meany
Oatis, Freed, Says He Was Not Abused In Jail By Czechs
U.N. Aides In Tokyo Weigh A New Move On Prisoner Issues
’54 Atomic Budget Is Cut 30 Per Cent
Eisenhower Rules Out Tax Reduction, Pledges More Equitable Levies In ’54; Plans A Speed-Up In Defense Program
Churchill Opposes Seeing Eisenhower; Minimizes Discord
Eisenhower And Churchill To Confer With French In Bermuda Next Month; Mayer Is Ousted As U.S. Calls Parley
Dulles Says Soviet Must End 3 Issues To Warrant Talks
4 British Everest Climbers Are Ready for Final Assault
City Transit Operating Loss Is Among World’s Largest
Cannon Fires Atomic Shell; Target 7 Miles Away Blasted
President Lists P.O.W. Aims; Claims Bipartisan Support; Taft Says U.N. Fails In East
South Korean Chiefs Insist They’ll Fight On After Truce
Eisenhower, Opposing Taft, Rejects Go-It-Alone Policy; Bars Coercing U.N. On China
U.N. Troops Give Up 2 Korean Posts To Attacking Reds
Eisenhower Meets With Top Advisers On Korea Problem
JUNE
New Power Plant Adds Fuel To DeGasperi Election Drive
2 Of British Team Conquer Everest; Queen Gets News As Coronation Gift; Throngs Line Her Procession Route
Elizabeth II Crowned In Abbey; Millions Cheer Parade In Rain; Ruler Bids Subjects Look Ahead
Senate, by 76 to 0, Opposes Entry of Red China in U.N.
U.S. Hope For Truce Soars; Foe Is Reported Accepting Almost All Of Captive Plan
Truce Teams Meet Briefly; Captives Accord Expected, With Cease-Fire To Follow
Rhee Bids Koreans Fight On Unless Security Is Assured
Korea Prisoner Accord Is Signed, Removing Last Barrier To Truce; Eisenhower Urges Rhee To Accept
Delegates Mapping A New Truce Line In Final Preparation For Armistice; Rhee Spurns U.S. Bid, Vows To Fight On
South Korea Deputies Ban U.N. Truce; Swiss To Reject Role If Rhee Balks; Parley Recesses Till Line Is Mapped
New York Joining Jersey To Set Up Pier Control Unit
Wilson Says U.S. and Allies Could Defeat Soviet in War
U.S. Steel And C.I.O. Sign Pact To Raise Pay 8 1/2c An Hour
Everest Climbers Tell of Joy On Reaching Top of World
‘Book Burners’ Are Assailed By President At Dartmouth; He Asks Courage To End Bias
High Court Denies A Rosenberg Stay; New Plea Up Today
Turmoil Grips East Berlin; Thousands Assail Regime
Korean Anti-Red P.O.W.’s Freed By Rhee In Defiance Of The U.N.; Soviet Tanks Fight Riots In Berlin
U.S. Insists Rhee Retake P.O.W.’s; Reds Accuse US, See Test Of Faith; West Condemns Soviet On Berlin
Rosenburgs Executed As Atom Spies After Supreme Court Vacates Stay; Last-Minute Plea To President Fails
Russians Lay Riots In Berlin To West; U.S. Issues Denial
Lightning Kills 3, Injures 9; 93.7 degree Heat a June 21 Record
Soviet Travel Ban Against Outsiders Eased by Moscow
Rhee Notifies U.N. His Army Will Quit If A Truce Is Signed
Western Commandants Deny They Instigated Berlin Riots
Eisenhower Invites Rhee To Talk Outside Homeland; Korean And U.S. Aide Meet
Eisenhower Assails ‘Zealots’ And Backs Freedom of Ideas
Reorganization of Pentagon Upheld by House, 234-108
$100,000,000 Outlay On Schools Mapped, A Record For City
Clark Calls On Reds To Join In Talks To Sent Truce Date, Despite Opposing By Rhee
JULY
Halley Is Selected By Liberal Party; Coalition Dropped
Deficit of $9,389,000,000 Sets U.S. Peacetime Mark
Rhee Said To Insist On U.S. Drive To Aid Korea Unification
Rhee Issues Appeal To People Of U.S. To Stay In The War
India and Pakistan Near Pact To Split Kashmir, Avoid Vote
U.S. Psychological Offensive For East Germany Is Drafted
House Likely to Investigate Atom Test Ban on Legislator
Reds Agree To Resume Negotiations To Work Out Final Armistice Terms Despite Opposition Of South Koreans
State Department Denounces Book Burnings as ‘Wicked Act’
Beria Is Ousted As ‘Enemy’ Of Soviet; Chief Of Secret Police Held For Trial; Malenkov Brands Him Foreign Agent
Dulles Sees A Soviet ‘Convulsion’; U.S. Offers Food To East Germany; Rhee Truce Accord Believed Near
South Koreans Agree To A Truce; Signing Believed To Be Imminent; West Favors Big 4 Talks In Future
Airliner With 58 Missing In Pacific; Wide Search Is On
Fare Goes To 15c On July 25; Tokens For Subway And ‘El’; $9,000,000 Surplus Foreseen
7 Die, 130 Hurt as Red Riot Mars Paris’ Bastille Day
Allied Counter-Attack Gaining Lost Ground; 3 U.N. Divisions Strike Central Korean Front
$500,000,000 Asked To Build Schools In Next Six Years
40 Killed as Plane Carrying R.O.T.C. Men Falls in South
Reds Agree To Final Talks On Signing Truce But Insist On A Policing Accord First
Clark Expects Early Truce; Staff Talks On After Reds Agree To Final Negotiation
U.N. And Korea Foe Push Final Details For Truce Signing
Soviet Tells U.S. To Stop Free Food For East Germans
Rhee Again Imperils Truce; His Pledge Bared By Dulles; Eisenhower Still Hopeful
Rhee Charges U.N. Pledges To Reds Nullify Agreement With U.S. To Accept Truce
Truce Signing This Week-End Is Expected In Spite Of Rhee; Congress To Rush Korea Aid
Truce To Be Signed Tonight By Delegates In Panmunjom, Ending 3 Years Of Fighting
Truce Is Signed, Ending The Fighting In Korea; P.O.W. Exchange Near; Rhee Gets U.S. Pledge; Eisenhower Bids Free World Stay Vigilant
Fighting Ends, Troops Fall Back; Enemy Lists 3,313 U.S. Prisoners; Eisenhower Pushes Korea Relief
Dulles Will Fly To Korea To See Rhee; Bars A Deal To Seat Red China In U.N.; Priosner Exchange Will Start Aug. 5
East German Tries To ‘Buy’ U.S. Foods
New Reactor Will Add Speed To Third Atomic Submarine
AUGUST
Senator Taft Is Dead At 63; Eisenhower Leads Tributes; Republicans’ Unity Shaken
Senate Committee Shelves Bill To Increase Debt Limit; Early Adjournment Likely
Burst Main Floods Big Union Sq. Area, Halts 2 Subways
Congress Ends Its Session; Trade And Aid Bills Passed; G.O.P. At Odds On Taft Post
Prisoner Exchange Starts; 70 Americans In First Unit; Eisenhower Warns On Asia
392 More Captives Returned By Reds; Many Gravely Ill
Eisenhower Sees ‘Victories’ In Truce; Reds Hint Some Captives May Be Kept; Clark For Atom Bomb If Peace Talks
F.C.C. Ready to Authorize A New Color Video System
Malenkov Claims The Hydrogen Bomb; Delcares Monopoly Of U.S. Is Broken; Leaders In Washington Are Skeptical
Malenkov To Make Radical Revisions In Soviet Economy
Mayor Sees A Hoax In Story Of Threat To Injure DeSapio
Suspension of Ryan’s Union Is Urged by A.F.L. Council
Carpenters Quit A.F.L. In Protest On Pact With C.I.O.
Peiping Says 129 Captives Are ‘Secretly’ Held by U.N.
U.N. Demands Foe Return All P.O.W.’s Who Wish Release
319 North Koreans Injured In Rioting On Way To Release
More Red P.O.W.’s Stoned Near Inchon
Fight On Race Bias Pledged By Mayor In Harlem Speech
Murders Rise 22.1% Over ’52 Rate Here
Royalists Oust Mossadegh; 300 Die In Iranian Fighting; Shah Is Flying Home Today
U.S. Lacks Evidence Soviet Can Deliver A Hydrogen Bomb
Cole Tells Nation U.S. Will Keep Lead In Nuclear Bombs
Talbott Finds Us ‘Vulnerable’ In The Face of Soviet Air Gains
Senators Say Reds Still Hide In U.S. Jobs; Ask New Laws
U.S. Says Quashings In Lattimore Case Violate Basic Law
B-36 With Atom-Laden Jet Now Can Pierce Foe’s Core
U.S. Cost Of Living Sets Record High; Auto Pay To Go Up
2 Top Red Fugitives Captured By F.B.I. In Sierra Hide-Out
Union Chief Slain; Assassin Shot Dead
Record 97.3 degree Heat Scorches The City; Beaches Thronged
Allied P.O.W.’s Say Chinese Dominate All of North Korea
SEPTEMBER
5th Soviet Atom Bomb Test Detected by U.S. on Aug. 23
Heat Drops To 93.1 degrees But Sets A Record; 6 Are Killed Here
Heat At 99 degrees Sets Peak For Summer, To Continue Today
Dulles Pins Blame For Split Germany On Soviet Policies
U.S. Seeks To Bar Seating Red China At 53 U.N. Session
$45,000,000 Grant To Iran Is Announced by Eisenhower
Adenauer Wins Decisively; Bonn Tie To West Endorsed In Rout Of ‘Neutral’ Parties
Chief Justice Vinson Dies of Heart Attack in Capitol
U.S. Mourns Vinson; Delicate Balance Of Court At Stake
U.N. Begins To Shift Reluctant P.O.W.’s To Indians’ Custody
Durkin Quits Cabinet Post; Charges Breach Of Accord To Seek Taft Law Changes
Army Awards G.M. Big Tank Contract; Chrysler Bid Loses
Khrushchev Rises To Top Party Post In Soviet Galaxy
Italian Premier Asks for Triest Plebiscite; Tito Fears Plot by West Involving the Area
Stevenson Asserts Republicans Rule By ‘Postponement’
Stevenson Urges U.S.-Soviet Talks Aimed At Arms Cut
28 Die As Airliner Clips Radio Masts, Crashes At Albany
World Court Hears 1,000 Year-Old Case
New Docker Union Free Of Gang Rule Planned by A.F.L.
19 A.F.L. Unions Join To Combat Tie-Ups At Big Atom Jobs
Red Lands MIG Near Seoul And Surrenders to the Allies
Pilot Is Surprised By Reward For MIG
Ryan’s Dock Union Expelled By A.F.L.; Violence Foreseen
A.F.L. Mocks Nixon As He Minimizes Durkin’s Charge
U.S. To Ask Joint Guarantee For A Free, Neutral Korea; Otherwise, Army Will Stay
A.F.L. Backs Durkin Against President By Unanimous Vote
Spain Signs Accord Giving U.S. The Use Of Military Bases
Ryan Union Is Set To Strike In Fight Against Pier Rival
Warren Is Slated For Appointment As Chief Justice
Shippers Reject Ryan Union Terms, Bid U.S. Bar Strike
OCTOBER
Eisenhower Names Warren To Be Chief Justice Of U.S.; Rules Out Retail Sales Tax
President Invokes Taft Act In Move To End Pier Strike; Men Due Back Next Week
Wicks Paid Visits To Fay In Sing Sing; Dewey Asks Why
Dewey Moves Fay Into Dannemora; To Check Visitors
High Officials Say Nation Is Menaced By Hydrogen Bomb
U.S. Court Says Pier Strike To Oct. 15 Pending Hearing; Union Orders Dockers Back
British Rush Force To Guiana To Block A Communist Coup
Kidnapped Boy Found Slain; $600,000 Paid; Two Seized
U.S., Britain Giving Zone A Of Trieste Back To Italians
New Antipolio Vaccine Ready For Mass Tests on Children
Reds Accept U.S Proposal For Talks To Arrange For Korean Conference; Churchill Again Urges Soviet Parley
Duke Is Found Dead; Gun Mishap Blamed
Soviet Alleges Treaty Breach By U.S. and Britain in Trieste
Churchill Reported Nobel Prize Winner
Eisenhower Moves To Oust U.S. Aides Who Balk Inquiry
Color Video in 3 or 4 Months Forecast After F.C.C. Test
Radar Witness Breaks Down; Will Tell All About Spy Ring
Espionage in Signal Corps For 10 years Is Charged
3 Killed, 18 Hurt at Idlewild As Airliner Falls and Burns
Balked Reds Quit Repatriation Unit, Insisting On Force
Sewer in Queens Condemned By Lundy; Collapse Is Feared
Mayor Off Ballot By Court’s Ruling; Plans No Appeal
Atom Power Plant For Industrial Use To Be Built By U.S.
1,456 Ousted By U.S. As Security Risks In 4-Month Period
Upsurge of Harness Racing Spreads Scandals Over U.S.
State Wants Fay Suit Pushed To Prove There Is No ‘Mr. X’
Russians In Charge Of Fliers’ Torture In Korea, U.S. Says
Palestine Tension At ‘Breaking Point,’ Truce Aide Asserts
Korea Foe Slew or Tortured 6,113 Americans, Army Says
Wagner Loses ‘Mr. X’ Case; Secrecy on Fay Data Upheld
‘Mr. X’ Remains a Mystery; Wagner Denies It Is Warren
NOVEMBER
Soviet Lays Atrocity Charges To U.S. Aim To Spur Tension
4 Races Tomorrow Will Test President’s Political Prestige
Light Vote Is Likely Today When City Elects A Mayor; Close Race Ends In Jersey
Wagner Wins By 360,078 In Democratic Sweep; Mayner Is Elected In Jersey By A Landslide And Democrat Captures Congressional Seat
Eisenhower Undaunted By Elections; Says He’s ‘Lost Skirmishes’ Before; Democrats Here Forecast State Gain
Soviet Note Dims U.S. Hope For Talk To Stop ‘Cold War’
Voroshilov Calls China Key To Rise Of Reds In World
Brownell Charges On White Set Off Political Battle
Capital Is Stirred by Mystery Of Many-Faceted White Case
Byrnes Says Truman Read Report Calling White A Spy While Name Was In Senate
Truman, Byrnes Subpoenaed With Clark In White Case; Hearings Set For This Week
President Opposes Truman Subpoena; He And Brownell See No Loyalty Issue; House Inquiry Is Likely to Be Delayed
Truman Rejects Subpoena Of House As His ‘Duty’ Under The Constitution; Committee Will Not Act Against Him
Aides Say Truman Appointed White With F.B.I. Consent
Both Sides Urge F.B.I. Chief To Give Testimony on White
Hall Asserts G.O.P. Views Communism As Big 1954 Issue
Truman Accuses Brownell Of Lying; Sees Office Debased In White Case; Says G.O.P. Embraces ‘M’Carthyism’
Hoover Says Truman Hampered F.B.I. In Inquiry On White by Shifting Him; Brownell Terms Ex-President ‘Blind’
Eisenhower Hopes Red Issue Will Be History By ’54 Vote; Snyder Promoted A Suspect
Professed F.B.I. Spy Says Reds Were Active at G.E.
Canada Questions Brownell Release Of Letter On White
Pilot Flies at 1,327 M.P.H., Double the Speed of Sound
Senate Aide Sees New Facts Leading To Spy Convictions
Stevenson Sees Party Golfing 108: ‘Out in 52, Back in 56’
Stevenson Defends Truman, Accusing G.O.P. Of ‘Slander’
Canada Disclaims Warning On White, Disputing Hoover
Russians Accept Big 4 Conference Of Foreign Chiefs
U.S. Reacts Coolly On Russian Offer To Meet In Berlin
Korean Atrocities Detailed By U.S. For U.N. Delegates
Epstein Selected For Deputy Mayor In Wagner Regime
DECEMBER
Lodge Says 38,000 Suffered Torture At Hands Of Reds
Dulles Proclaims M’Carthy Is Wrong On Foreign Policy
Eisenhower Takes Issue With M’Carthy On Policy; Cite Aims, Backs Dulles
Nixon Promises to Tell U.S. India Does Not Lean to Reds
West Big 3 Holds A General Review; Sets Talk Agenda
Dec. 24 Pier Strike Along East Coast Now Seems Likely
Eisenhower To Fly Here To Warn U.N. Of Atomic Dangers
Allies End Bermuda Parley; Approve Talks With Soviet, Reaffirm Unity Under NATO
Eisenhower Bids Soviet Join U.S. In Atomic Stockpile For Peace; West Asks 4-Power Parley Jan. 4
U.S. to Do Something About the Weather
U.S. To Disregard Initial Soviet ‘No’ On An Atomic Pool
U.S. Urges Moscow To Give Full Study To Atomic Pool Bid
Stevenson Warns ‘4 Fears’ Under G.O.P. Replace Freedoms
Nixon Back in U.S. Today; Tour Viewed as a Success
Fake Charity Toll $120.000,000 A Year, State Group Hears
U.S. Pledges NATO Efforts To Share Secret Arms Data
Witness, on Einstein Advice, Refuses to Say if He Was Red
Dewey Considering a ‘Czar’ For Harness Racing in State
Dewey Weighs Vast Program To Expand Mental Hospitals
Shah Dissolves Parliament, Sets New Iranian Election
Lung Cancer Tests Planned By State
Soviet Agrees To Talks On Atom Pool, But Again Insists On Outlawing Bomb; Dulles ‘Hopeful’; U.S. Will Push Plan
Dulles Holds U.S. Is Ready To Discuss Ban On Atomic War
Beria Is Executed With Six Of Aides By A Firing Squad
U.S. Returns Group Of Isles To Japan; Will Hold Okinawa
More Than 100 Die In Czechoslovakia As Trains Collide
U.S. To Withdraw 2 Korea Divisions, But Warns Enemy
Red Activity in West China Sways U.S. Policy in Asia
Dock Union Balks At Dewey Inquiry, Ends Strike Talk
U.S. Warns Reds Not To Be Misled By Cut In Troops
Troop Withdrawal in Korea Challenged by Democrats
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