Turncoat GI Arrives in Hong Kong From Red China
Roger Tenneson, 22, a former war prisoner from Alden Minnesota, arrives in Hong Kong believing U S germ warfare claims in Korea. He says he expects hostility for his views and notes Americans lied to him. he plans to return home to Minnesota for Christmas.
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Kores
Nung Kong
Roger Tenneson
China
United States
Korea
Tenneson
Alden
Minn
Kowloon
Song
Anand Ie “Peet
Haq
Red Cross
United
Omamunium
William A. Zewart
Dalton
Otho G. Bell
Milsboro
Miss
Olympia
Wash
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Nsl
Portia Howe
I 'Ng
Cowart
Bell
Griggs
Palitary
Bombing At Westinghouse Plant Triggers Reward Offered
Columbus report details a dynamite bombing targeting a union leader's car during a strike. Westinghouse offers a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction amid broader walkout actions affecting 44,000 employees nationwide.
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Columbus
Westinghouse Elect
Charles Clark
Union of” Electrical Workers
CIUE
Ralph Paul
IUE
Westinghouse
Eight Airmen Die in Crash Near Spanish Moroccan Border
A four engine U S Air Force C54 transport crashed Sunday night in the Gormora district near the French Spanish Moroccan border. The aircraft, part of the 1700 Air Transport Group based at Katty id Sen Antesie Tee, was flying from Wheelus Field in Tripoli to Casablanca and perhaps home United States. Eight airmen were killed.
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Cuan
Imvenen
Ai Elem
U. S. Air Force
1700 Air Transport Group
Katty Id Sen Antesie Tee
Gormora
Morocco
Wheelus Field
Tripoli
Casablanca
United States
Farm Bureau Pushes Soil Bank in Price Support Plan
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged a soil bank within flexible price support at the federation’s annual meeting. The plan would tax acres out of production, bank them for rent to supporters, and possibly pay rents in surplus commodities.
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Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
U.S. Air Force
Agricul
Rabat
Sidi Slimane
French Morocco
Scientist Views Ocean as Energy Resource Proposal
Dr Clarence E Larson, vice president for research at National Carbon Co, spoke at an American Chemical Society meeting tied to an international congress on nuclear science. He said ocean water could yield hydrogen through extraction, envisioning large scale power from uranium fuels by 1960 and urging economic use of ocean energy for peaceful power generation.
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Clarence E. Larson
ABC
Sarvon
National Carbon Co
American Chemical Society
American Technical Societies
le Larson
Post Office May Send Nuclear Power Mail Plans
At a news conference on nuclear progress Dr John Dunning of Columbia University outlines a program where the Post Office Department could send first class mail via air routes with nuclear powered plans in about ten years. He cites potential cost competitiveness with conventional plants and notes Western railroads and distant regions could be included.
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John Dunning
Colimbia University
Ashington
Uneers
American Atomic Pro.s
Post Office ‘Department
New England
Northwest
91 Year Old Board Ends After 91 Years of Service
The examining board created in 1964 ends its work as the new state board of education meets to organize on January 3. It will transfer teacher certification duties, issuing about 3000 eight year and permanent certificates. One woman and men served on the board for five year terms appointed by the state education director.
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woLumpus
Siead
Ole
State Board of Education
Man pulls gun on popcorn eaters in Pasadena theater
In Pasadena a man named David Gordon pulled a gun during a theater disruption caused by three popcorn crunchers. Police jailed him on a temporary gun-permit revocation and set bail at 500 dollars as the show continued.
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Pasadena
Calif
David Gordon
Gordon
Ohio Education Group Installs Top Officers
Kalpn Miller of Findlay and Jennie Davin of Cincinnati were to be installed today as president and the president respectively of the Ohio Education Association. Miller, former OFA vice president, succeeds Dr. Dwight L. Arnold. The new vice president is an executive committee member. both were unopposed in the election.
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Kalpn
S Miller
Findlay
Jennie Davin
Cincinnati
Ohio Education Association
Miller
OFA
Dwight L. Arnold
Ins
Dixon-Yates Sues U.S. for 5 Billion
Mississippi Valley Generating Co sues the United States in the Court of Claims for 3,534.78 in expenses tied to a canceled private power plant contract in the Tennessee Valley Authority area. Dixon, president of Mississippi Valley Generating, says the suit seeks redress for costs incurred while attempting to supply power to the TVA system to replace power used by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Masmngton
Dixon-Yates Power Group
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
U. S. Court of Claims
E. H. Dixon
Mississippi Valley Generating
Re- Dixon
Mid- i Ute Ines
Ih i, Southern Co
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Mississippi Valley
AEC
Radolphe H.wenzell
Ford Foundation Grants List for Ohio Hospitals
Ford Foundation released a preliminary list of Ohio hospitals eligible for grants based on reports to the American Hospital Association. Final grant eligibility and amounts will be determined by the foundation. Ohio entries include Marietta 56400 Saint Albans? 33300 Zanesville 90400 and other institutions with varied totals.
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Imew
Ford Foundation
American Hospital Association
Ohio
Holzer Ital and Clinic
Gattis Wash
Honingaly Mount
Ta Emer
Marietta
St Pasonville
Rigs Cette Ville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
UN Nears Vote on Admitting 18 Nations
UN Security Council heading for a showdown vote on a package to admit 18 nations, with little chance of avoiding a veto. East-West talks appear exhausted. The assembly nears adjournment as the disarmament issue advances, while a separate German West-Berlin incident and a Cleveland murder case weave into the day’s headlines.
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Eisenhower
United States
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France
Canada
Bonn
Germany
John
General Assembly
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Debolin
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West Germany
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Fee Jack
Harvey Lee Rush
Hig
Cleveland
Beverly Potts
Bush
Larry Scarborough
Rush
Scarborough
Gil
German Spy Returns to West After Desertion
A German intelligence figure, long versed with both Allies and secret services, reportedly slipped back to the West from the East. The individual, once linked to Adenauer’s government, previously directed West Germany’s Office for the Protection of the Constitution and had connections with the British and American intelligence communities.
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Reds
Cotes Wuder
Konrad Aden
Russia
Germany
Uer
Fon
East Berlin
John
Washington
Allen
West Germany
Office For Protection It the Constitution
CPC
E.gat
Naat
West German
Lamb Reveals Stock Buying In Selverling Rubber Co
Lamb reveals stock purchases totaling more than 100 000 shares of Selverling Rubber Co common stock, giving him the largest single holding. The buys, labeled for investment, were made by Lamb and associates, Boward Lamb Enterprises vice president Oswald says. Lamb, Erie Dispatch publisher, believes the company is poised for growth and expansion.
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Lamb
Selverling Rubber Co
Anociates
Frank C
Oswald
Boward Lam’ Enterpise
Erie ® Dispatch
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Seiberting Rubber Co
Soldiers Surrender To Yanks In Indonesia Island
Japanese encamped at center of Rend Island in the Eastern Moluccas surrender to Army patrols. They had arms and equipment, and the Air Force had located about 50 Japanese there. They were growing tobacco and sugar cane on the island.
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Rend Island
Moluccas
Gallipolis Educator Freed After 20 Years Service
In Columbus an international case led to the release of a long serving Gallipolis school system teacher. The former administrator, connected with the Ohio Education Association, completed a 10 year sentence after a conviction linked to major crime charges. She had taught since 1948 and studied at tias Grande College and Ohio University, earning a 38 degree.
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Cardner
Gallipolis
Tokyo
Naoki Hoshino
Stary Court
Japan
Ohio Eucation ‘Association
Columbus
Sugamo
Ford Foundation Announces Record 1.2 Billion Gift Splash
The Ford Foundation unveils the largest giveaway in history totaling about 1.2 billion dollars. Primarily to fund 615 regionally accredited colleges and universities, 3500 privately supported hospitals, and 90 million for medical schools, the grants aim to raise teacher pay and support medical education nationwide. Leaders praise the program while recipients learn by telegram.
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Alaska
Hawai
Puerto Heo
Nve Munon
Vent
New York University
Harvard
University of Chicago
Yale
California School of Fine Arts
Sen Francisco
Foundation
Henry Ford II
Five Day Forecast for Terape Weather Outlook
The five day forecast shows temperatures 10 degrees below normal with normal highs around 42 and lows near 23 to 26. Milder conditions are expected Wednesday, with a cold spell Wednesday night into Thursday, then a milder gap Saturday. Rain mixed with snow is possible Wednesday and Thursday, with snow likely again around Saturday. Total precipitation is expected to be modest.
Chandler Pledge Speech Marks Kentucky Governance Bond
Former Kentucky governor and 1939-39 era official Chandler vowed today to govern with cooperation and humility. He noted the victory margin and said Kentuckians placed confidence in him to lead in 20 years. The election delivered his party’s largest win over Republican Edwin R. Denpod.
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Kentucky
Chandler
Demosat
Prile
Edwin R. Denpod
Teacher Wins Ruling On Use Of Language At Ball Game
In Singling up a case from Spokane the judge Frank Gulotta ruled Monday that a teacher John Hartman aged 26 had right to wash a student Johnny Urgo's mouth with soap after the boy used improper language at a ball game. The decision found no cause for criminal action, citing the law that a teacher may use reasonable force when it is moderate in degree to discipline a student and maintain order.
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Dist
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Frank Gulotta
John Hartman
Johnny Urgo
Johnny
Rail workers to gain 16 cent raise plus benefits
A three man Eisenhower appointed board filed a fact finding report recommending an 16% raise in hourly pay and health benefits for 750,000 non operating rail workers. Unions plan Chicago meeting to decide on acceptance amid earlier demands of 27 cents and railroad offers of 10.5. No immediate comment from railroads or unions. Rita Hayworth divorces Dick Haymes in Reno negating marriage vows.
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Washington
White House
Threeman
Eisenhower
Chicago
George Leighty
St. Louis
Bring School Standards Up to Date Says OEA
Ohio education experts urged updating elementary standards not revised since 1949. A state plan would require self evaluation of each school, with reports to the state board. The commission warned of a need for stronger inspection and chartering to enforce standards.
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OEA
State Board of Education
Ohio Education Association
OFA Commission On Improvement of
Ohio
Wanamaker
Dwight I. Arnold
Kent State University
Schor
Wanamaker Ot Co
Commission
Nan
Axpold
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