U S To Supply Atom Weapons to NATO Allies
The United States pledged to supply modern weapons capable of firing atomic charges to NATO allies while retaining warheads. Weapons would be dual capacity and only conventional explosives would be sent due to law. Defense Secretary Wilson spoke at a closed NATO ministerial session as Spaak was named Belgium’s new foreign minister.
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Britain
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Congress
Spaak
Cyprus
Belgium
UN General Assembly
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George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
Charles #. Wilson
Defense
Palais de Chaillot
Paris
France
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NATO Council
Pentagon Plans Pooling Of Air Transport Wings
The Defense Department unveils a single manager system to pool 117 troop and cargo planes from MA S, Air Force, and Navy, removing at least three heavy C124 wings from Air Force control and moving them to a unified agency led by Secretary of the Air Force. The plan aims to scale to 2000 planes from a pool of 4000, with studies on transferring medium transports and potential reductions in Air Force wing totals from 131 toward 137 authorized by Congress.
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Defense Department
Military Air Transport Service
Air Force
Navy
Quarles
Plane Crash Kills Soldier on Kentucky Mountain
In Pineville Kentucky two men huddled by their dead comrade for six hours after a single engine airplane crashed on a mountaintop. The dead was T Sgt John P Lancaster. Airmen Robert Glover and Jessie R Cox, a civilian Air Force employee, were injured and hospitalized. All three were from Groveport.
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Pineville
John P. Lancaster
Robert Glover
Jessie R. Cox
Air Force
Groveport
Five-Day Forecast Shows Mild, Above Normal Highs
Temperatures will average 5 to 10 degrees above normal with highs from 37 to 41 and lows around 23 to 25. Rain is indicated tonight and Saturday through Tuesday, with precipitation totaling at least one inch. Saturday through Wednesday look generally mild and above normal.
Cat Burglar Doctor Riordan Arrested in Belmont
Dr Jona F Riordan 35 a respected chief anesthetist at Community Hospital San Mateo was seized as a cat burglar in Belmont Calif authorities say he confessed to an obsessive compulsion neurosis and said overwork sometimes left him unglued. Five infants died in a Bonn hospital nursery fire Thursday night with babies aged 4 to 14 days.
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Jona F. Riordan
Belmont
Calif
Community Hospital
San Mateo
Bonn
Germany
Eden Returns From Rest Facing Uncertain Conservative Leadership
Prime Minister Eden returns from a Jamaica rest to a party divided over his leadership after the Egyptian crisis. The Conservative ranks show no obvious successor, with critics unable to name a viable alternative. The Times notes that ousting Eden would be difficult amid party unity concerns. He plans to brief Cabinet and face Parliament Monday.
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Eden
Egypt
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Lady Eden
Kingston
Europe
Britain
Irish Army Raids Strike in Northern Ireland Barracks Attacks
Irish Republican Army operatives launched fresh raids in Northern Ireland, attacking three police barracks in Lisnaskea Roselea and Derrylin with bombs and gunfire. Police sawed telephone lines cut on county roads as the IRA sought to end British rule in six counties. The group claimed responsibility in Dublin for a sequence of raids across five northern counties, signaling a decisive stage in its campaign.
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Norning
Dublin
Farm Bureau backs soil bank rules at Miami Beach meeting
Miami Beach delegates at the 38th annual Farm Bureau Federation convention demand strong continuation of the soil bank program. They call for tighter payment rules and resist moves to turn the program into free crop insurance or disaster relief, stressing Department of Agriculture and Congress must uphold the program. Lions donate 5000 to university research for blindness causes alongside 1.6 million federation members backing the effort.
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Sociation of Lions Clubs
UniverSeek
Ex Haitian Leader Magloire Goes Into Exile in Jamaica
Paul Magloire and nine family members arrived in Kingston on a Haitian army flight after mass sitdown strikes forced his ouster. He declined to discuss future plans, saying only that they are indefinite. The December 6 term end preceded a brief upheaval and jubilant celebrations as the nation halted normal activity.
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Paul Magle
Jamaica
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Kingston
Satellites to carry subsatellites in IGY launches
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics announced that some earth satellites planned for the 1957 1958 International Geophysical Year will carry subsatellites. Weighing about 10 ounces, the subsatellites will inflate automatically after being ejected from a rocket booster, the third and final booster in a series intended to reach roughly 300 miles above the earth.
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Washington
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Federal Rep Burney Named On Ohio River Valley Commission
Dr L E Burney surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service has been appointed federal representative on the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Kenneth M Lloyd the commission chairman announced on Thursday Burney is a former Indiana health commissioner Amar Philadelphia paused a Presley record in a Midtown shop smashing it and giving the clerk a dollar keeping the change
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Cincinnati
L. E. Burney
Tt U. S. Public Health Service
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Kenneth M. Lloyd
Commission
Dr. Burney
Indiana
Two Great Lakes steamers burn end of an era
On Lake St Clair near Detroit and the Eastern States at Gross Pointe the two giant sidewheelers Greater Detroit and Chauncey M. were consumed by fire. Firefighters failed to save them as crowds watched their wooden superstructures collapse. Remaining ships towed away as salvage attempts proved futile. The boats had not sailed since 1950 and marked the end of an era for Great Lakes steamers.
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Great Lakes
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Detroit & Cleve
Gross ‘Pointe
Gallipolis
Logan
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Never Heard of It First Christmas Ever For 4 Logan Children
Logan story of four foster children ages eight to thirteen in Hocking County Welfare care, for whom Christmas will be their first. They had never heard of Christ, Santa, or gifts, living in poor, itinerant homes without warmth or medical care before placement. Foster home provides shelter, clothing, food, and affection. Story continues on page 5.
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Hockings County
Santa Claus
Darley Kitchen
Child Welfare
Rebels Refuse to Work as Budapest Strike Grows
About 80 percent of the Csepel plant’s 36 000 workers joined thousands of others in Budapest factories in a two day general strike. Leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bi council were arrested after ordering the walkout that halted much industry. Soviet troops and Hungarian militia ringed Csepel while workers refused to produce, leaving only about 20 percent at work as calls circulated to resume only after leaders are freed.
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Janos Kadar
Sandor Racz
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Sandor Bi
Basseste Tk Vertarn
Red
Racz
Bari
Electrcal Products
Bejolanni ‘Electrical Factory
Clashes Loom In Eisenhower Nehru Talks In Washington
Washington prepares for four day talks between President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru likely to surface clashes on Red China UN entry Middle East military alliances Hungary neutrality and colonialism. Officials expect closer ties despite policy differences.
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Eisenhower
Nehru
India
China
United Nations
U. S
Hungary
Russia
Dem Leaders Reject Butler Advisory Committee Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson and House Speaker Sam Rayburn declared they will chart party policy on Capitol Hill not via Butler’s committee. Johnson said action would be delayed and caused confusion, though he offered to be informed of the committee’s views or hear from its representative.
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Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Paul M. Butler
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Butler
Johnson
Wife found stabbed in Glenview home dies
A 39 year old wife of an airline executive was found stabbed to death in her Glenview suburban home Thursday night. Two ministers sent by her estranged husband discovered the body, triggering a police inquiry. The sensational incident dominates the day’s crime brief in this edition.
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Chicago
Airlines
Glenview
Logan Man Dies From Truck Collision On Front Street
Logan Roy W. Green of 675 East Main Street died Friday at 10:30 a.m. in Hocking Valley Hospital from injuries after being struck by a pickup on East Front Street. Funeral services are set for Monday at Leonard Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m.
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Roy W. Green
E. Main St
Hocking Valley Hospital
E. Front St
Leonard Funeral Home
Ex President of Finns Dies
Finland's Sune Paasikivi, who led as president from 1946 to 1956, dies aged 586. A veteran statesman dating to pre World War I, he served as Finland's premier and later as president, shaping postwar relations with the Soviet Union and earning respect from Stalin.
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Suneinland
Paasikivi
Russia
Helsinki University
Carl Gustav Mannerheim
Stalin
Tanya Receives American Passport In Embassy Moment
Tanya Chwastov, born in Philadelphia in July 1954 to alien parents, left the U S Embassy with her mother in Detroit after being handed an American passport. She clutched her doll Nancy as she prepared to fly back to the United States for Christmas with plans to reside in Michigan. A British judge had ruled that Tanya should be raised as an American.
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U. S
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Nancy
Alexis Chwastox
Elena Dieczok
Detroit
Michigan
Ohio to require protection from uninsured motorists in new plans
Columbus reports state official August Pryatel says nearly three quarters of auto insurers in Ohio will offer bodily injury protection against uninsured motorists within three months. The plan eliminates costly court actions to recover injuries when the at fault driver lacks coverage.
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