Confidence Vote Endorses Ben Gurion Policy in Mapai
In Tel Aviv the Mapai Party backed Prime Minister David Ben Gurion after a three day meeting. He faced internal critics over Arab policy and accepted UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold’s proposals to ease border tensions. Ben Gurion claimed full responsibility for security and rejected external conditions.
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Tel Aviv
David Ben Gurion
Mapai
Ben Gurion
Israel
Moshe Sharret
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Burns
Pope seen as mediator for East West nuclear peace
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XI may act as a moral conduit to bridge East and West toward a pact banning nuclear warfare. He cannot yet sit at a conference table for details. success hinges on goodwill and a broader moral effort.
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Italy
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XI
Russia
Soviet Arms Cut Viewed Skeptically
Washington senators widely doubt the Kremlin budget reveal. They warn official reports may be censored, noting an 8.5 percent defense spend cut could mask no real reductions in weapon purchases. Senate members call for caution on the Soviet claim amid uncertain ruble strength.
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Senate
BLISS
ST. Louis
United States
Tered A Public Service Co
Edulget
State Department
Kremlin
Rus l
Iian
John L. McClellani
D-Ark
Seny G. Zverev
Mike Mansfield
Four Students Scale Pasadena City Hall Tower
Four college students climbed the 206 foot Pasadena City Hall tower opting for wall ledges and a roof. Spotted by a passerby at 3 am, officers detained them. names given include Rodney Schleicher 18 USC, Robert Tara 19 PCC, Philip Joannes 19 PCC, and John Blanchard 19 UC. They were released with a warning to stop future climbs.
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Pasadena
Call
Pasadena City Hall
Vernon Faulstich
Rodney Schleicher
University of Southern California
Robert Tara
Philip Joannes
Pasadena City College
John Blanchard
University of Colorado
Bond Denied In Slaying At Sumner Mississippi
Elmer Kimbell lost his bid for freedom on bond while awaiting grand jury action on murder charges. Three justices of the peace refused bond after a preliminary hearing for the white gun operator. Kimbell was returned to jail as the grand jury meets next March. The hearing took place in the courthouse famous for the Emmett Till case. Bond is typically refused in capital cases. Kimbell is charged with murder in the shotgun slaying of Clinton Melton at a nearby service station. Beeson and Crossley et al. faced related suits. Beeson testified Melton fired after Kimbell claimed self defense. Other court actions include divorces and guardianship petitions.
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Sumner
Miss
Elmer Kimbell
Justices of the Peace
Bond
Kimbell
Little
Emmett Till
Clinton’ Melton
Glendora
James W. Beeson
Frances
Beeson
Conrad Crossley
William L
Peek
Anna May
Lasky
Billy Lasshe
Lewis Melton
Jones Lee McGarrh
Melton
Two Swedish Teens Admit Barbed Wire Plot Death Attempt
In Malmoe Sweden two 17-year-old girls known as the barbed wire gang confessed they stretched barbed wire across highways 11 times to behead a motorcyclist who once tied one of them. They said a runaway lover rode the bike on Christmas Eve paths. Police withheld names of the girls and the boy.
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Malmoe
Sweden
James
Mace's Markets Employees Celebrated At Christmas Party
Store workers at Mace's Markets locations on 28th and Columbus Ave and Edgewood were feted at a Christmas party held at Lindner's. A gift exchange and dancing followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James King Mr and Mrs Paul Webb Mr and Mrs Ray Dickson Mr and Mrs Bill Gregory Mr and Mrs Glen Davidson and many others. Dr C F Carey will be back in his office December 29 30 and 31.
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Mace’s
28Th
Columbus] Ave
Edgewood
Linder’s
James King
Paul Webb
Ray Dickson
Bill Gregory
Glen Davidson
Joe Widebrink
Russ Wagner
Jack Woods
Chet Forister
Lee Clark
Raymond Duell
R. J. Mace
R. R. Mace
Bill Ray
la- Mar Sears
John Wninn
Joe Rogers
Otto Moore
Bud Rankel
John Hancock
Frank Kolde
John Thompson
Roberta Scott
Betty McManus
Margaret Rinker
Bessie Keesling
Fred Crull
Mary Muffins
Jerry Duell
Jim Walker
Larry Bell
Mike Long
C. F. Carey
Jackson
August First Week Seeding Beats September Last Week For Alfalfa Survival
A study shows alfalfa seeds planted in the first week of August have a higher survival rate than those planted in the last week of September, indicating timing is critical for crop success.
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Vera Burris
Cora Schreiber
Clay DuSang
Carl F. Morrow
Gladys H. Wright
Tarquin T. Wright
Everett McDaniels
Robert Jackson
Luther Jackson
Lawrence H. Robbins
Burdyne Kirkpatrick
Leslie E. Walker
Paul Kirkpatrick
Meridian Mut Étual “Insurance Company
Leslie. Walker
Superior Court
Elmer A. Neill
Ferris
Elkhart, Ind
Elkhart
Louisa ‘Helfrich
Courthouse News
Buick
Ff Inc
Salling
Mace’s Markets
Anderson Federal Savings
Federal Square
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Ex Ats
St. Joseph's
Kilmer
Penslar
Baby Formula
Pituber
Gerber
Friegies Teether
GROVE
Thorton
Hook's Extre Pipe
Castile
Mennen
CBS
Johnson
Nan
Fletcher
Norman
Tippo Ughter Flak
ST. Joseph
Westinghouse
Ansco
Tris
Hershey
Indiana
Hooks Stores
Ayer
Colgate
Rubinstein
William's
Jergen
Lady Esther
Revion
Dubarry
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