Dulles Urges Stronger NATO Will to Face Soviet Challenge
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told reporters in Washington that NATO must be strengthened and made more flexible to meet rising Soviet military and economic threats. He noted concerns over local wars turning into global atomic conflicts and stressed renewing Western European morale ahead of the Paris summit. The U.S. seeks missiles bases with consent and aims to coordinate defense production while warning against creating U.S. outposts. A U.S. Press survey showed Allies split on missile deployments. A separate report said motorist Artie C. Sheets, 64, of Lafayette was killed in a three-car crash on U.S. 52 with three others injured.
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John Foster Dulles
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NATO Alliance
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NATO
Paris
Russia
NATO Council
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Europe
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Sales
Tnsted
United Press
London
Handley Names 11 Appointees to State Boards
Gov Handley appointed 11 figures Tuesday to state boards and commissions including Otis Jamison to the Indiana Common School Fund Building Commission and John Kohlmeyer Joseph Wagner Wendell Wright and others to various panels. The notice outlines roles in education hospital and parole boards plus an agricultural extension school program in Richmond and Anderson.
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Richmond State Hospital
Ory
Joseph H. Grisreer
See
Eel
Sale Secon
Criffin
Verlin
Browday County Extension School
Richmond
Nate Kautbe
Anderson Loan
Shelbyville
Jackson S$t
Boys School Parole Board
Jos
Zeph R. Waite
Indianapolis
Leveseey
Frank J. Hoke
Indiana Puts Ban On All Rocket Firing
Statewide ban on all rocket firing announced by state fire marshal Jay L. Foster after a Texas teacher died in a school rocket test. He says no person may build test or experiment with missiles rockets or projectiles regardless of age or qualifications.
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Indianapolis
Jay L. Foster
Former convict kills wife and self in Ft Wayne dispute
In Fort Wayne Indiana Robert D Ford 44 and his wife Ora 31 were found dead after a night time shooting in front of nine children. Ford a 24 year first degree murder convict reportedly argued with Ora then shot her and killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. Eight children survived with injuries, authorities said.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
H. Paul Miller
Allen County
Robert D. Ford
Ora
Ford
Annie Jill
Kilby
Montgomery
Ala
Robert Ford
Farm Employment Declines 204000 in Week Ending Nov 23
The Agriculture Department reports 1,188,000 people on U S farms for the week ending Nov 23, down 204,000 from a year earlier. Family workers fall to 3,614,000 while hired labor drops 33 percent to 1,574,000. A note mentions nickel use for jet engines.
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Agrculture Department
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