Dem Leaders Push Federal School Aid Early in Next Session
House Speaker Rayburn said Democratic leaders plan an early House vote on federal school aid to help states build new schools. A clash over features of the Education Committee bill and racial desegregation provisions is anticipated, with a Rules Committee hurdle potentially delaying action.
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16 Nations Are Admitted to United Nations
In a jubilant session at United Nations headquarters New York the General Assembly accepted 16 new members to the UN roster including Albania and outer Mongolia. Spain joined after a long negotiation period, while the Soviet Union and Nationalist China vetoes were overcome.
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Turncoat Returns from Red China After Two Years
Richard R. Tenneson, 22, a former private who left the United States to escape American Korea War policy, arrived from Hong Kong and boarded a plane to Minneapolis. He said he remained behind due to his opposition to U.S. policy and cited Communist captivity as a factor. His mother, Mrs. Perlin Howe of Alden, Minn., will host him for his first Christmas home since 1949.
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Father barred from contact with son after custody case
John E. Bennett of Clermont Indiana was found in contempt for defying a court order to stop disturbing his 10 year old son John A. Bennett. Custody awarded to the boy's mother Isabel Bennett of Indianapolis. A psychiatrist testified the child is obsessed with Bible quotes and emotionally distressed.
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Boy Tells Of Ecuador Visit Described By Farm Youth
Tom Stickley a 21 year old Ohio State agricultural student recounted experiences on five farms in Ecuador. He described lower class workers and Indians earning 30 cents a day while whites reportedly ate separately, and commented on social divisions on the farms.
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Police Probe Man's Story in Beverly Potts Case
Los Angeles reports Cleveland detective says he will press new lines of inquiry as he questions a year old transient hospital worker tied to the Beverly Potts case. Investigators seek maps and locations to locate where the body may be buried and to verify alleged confessions connected to the girl’s disappearance in Ohio.
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Explosion deaths spur Cincinnati council recount and Taft win
A gas explosion in a Cincinnati home killed a 3 year old boy and his 2 year old sister after two weeks of ballot recounts cemented Taft as mayor and Berry as vice mayor. The tragedy followed a contested November 8 election won by Charles P. Taft with Theodore Berry as vice mayor amid hospital reports and political tension.
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GM Falsely Advertised FTC Charges
The FTC charges General Motors Corp with falsely advertising that genuine Chevrolet replacement parts are superior to non labeled parts. GM reportedly made claims about part quality and procurement practices. The agency says GM buys many parts and resells them, while GM declined immediate comment on the complaint.
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U S Urges Atom Scientists to Avoid Power Race Loss
The United States faces a looming energy race as shortages in nuclear expertise threaten to cede leadership. An AEC chief warns manpower gaps and foreign advances could jeopardize atomic power, urging immediate action to secure the "big idea" and retain supremacy.
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Police Hunt Murderer of Young Housewife
Police pursue a killer believed linked to the death of Nancy Parker a 20 year old University of Omaha coed. Parker was found dead near a campus road last Saturday with investigators stating no link yet to another slaying. The case unfolds as authorities vow continued inquiries.
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Two Dionnes In Hospital
Reports indicate both Dionne sisters remain in hospital after admission for treatment. Details describe ongoing care following earlier Quebec statement and hospital reception at Notre Dame in Wil. Authorities have not released further medical or procedural information.
Special election results show levy passage and mixed votes
In Witom Seno expenses approved 953 to 125 in a special election. Tre Smil five year levy passed by 735 majority after failing in November. Breakdown by area shows Vinton East 100 yes 25 no, Vinton Wert 7 yes 24 mg, Wilkesville village 39 yes 25 no, Wilkesville East 82 yes 23 no, Wilkesville West 55 yes 28 no.
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Neighbors Save Four Girls in Building Fire
Neighbors rescued four girls aged two to nine from a blazing apartment in Mallory as firemen from Warren and nearby departments battled the flames. The children were alone and believed to be playing with matches when smoke trapped them. Engelbert Kirch, a Galena native who posed for news photographers, died at age 100 after decades in the community.
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Hearings Reveal List of Communists Tied to 1940s Unions
The House Un American Activities Committee reported names of communists from Chicago and elsewhere behind the scenes. Prof Herbert, Mortimer Reimer, and Fuchs testified about early affiliations and roles in unions and government boards.
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Bid To Discontinue Trains To Be Reviewed
Attorney E. C. Howard Johnson Jr will review the Baltimore Ohio Railroad's request to discontinue two passenger trains between Cincinnati and Wheeling West Virginia. He will consider further testimony heard yesterday and prepare a new recommendation.
Stevenson Keen on California Primary Contest
In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination Adlai Stevenson lists California as one of four additional states seeking preconvention support. Kefauver says he will also enter the California primary if he runs, with a formal decision expected Friday. Ohio Gov. Lausche offers as favorite son for Ohio, while Knowland’s allies expect a Republican retreat from a presidential bid, betting on Eisenhower not seeking re election.
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Tragedy in Vandergrift. 17-Year-Old Fugitives With Rifle
Police hunted 17 year old John Fallone, armed with a 22 caliber automatic rifle, after he fatally shot J Warren Smail his wife Trene and brother William A Smail at a farm home near Vandergrift Pennsylvania. A 15 year old girl Gladys Smail survived with serious injuries. Police mobilized officers from across western Pennsylvania and searched snow covered countryside for Fallone who threatened to kill the girl and family.
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Pakistan Is Depressing Says Banker and Public Views
A Cleveland banker notes Pakistan’s mood and living standards, citing a government service certificate and a trade rep in Karachi. He contrasts a business view favoring America with a poor woman’s concern for water during shortages, illustrating varied perceptions amid economic strain.
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Youth To Die Jan. 13 For Assault Slaying
Bernary Schreiber an 18 year old Toledo youth is scheduled for execution in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary on January 13 for the murder of a young woman in 1954. His appeal was dismissed and a prior stay granted on June 1 pending higher court review. Mary Jolene Vries, 27, was the victim in the homicide.
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Questioning of Deserter Is Continued
The deserter John, once in West Germany, remains under intense questioning in Bonn after returning from exile. A government spokesman said he knew before fleeing west that treason accusations awaited him, while the Danish intelligence contact who arranged the escape was quoted by the East German Commitiste as saying further talks occurred without disclosing scores.
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Local Couple Welcome Twin Daughters After Hospital Arrival
In SAN DINGU a tailor and his wife, Virginia and Jack D. Pavin, began a shopping trip Wednesday and unexpectedly became parents of twin girls near a hospital. The father serves as machinist mate first class aboard the submarine tender Merry. The mother went into labor three blocks from the hospital. the first baby arrived at the door and the second followed in the delivery room. Both mother and twins were reported doing fine.
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Driver Loses Control Kills Girl In Athens County
A Hartleyville station driver lost control and struck a girl, killing her and injuring a car, as the vehicle continued after impact. Officials linked the accident to uncertain pedestrian safety near Hartleyville and noted surrounding drivers’ confusion during the incident.
Cold War Back On After Year Says Dulles at NATO Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles told the NATO Council of Ministers that the East West cold war is renewed after a year of Soviet moves. He warned of new fronts in the Middle East and South Asia while noting NATO unity and vigilance. The ministers plan to discuss retooling Western defense and the Geneva conference context.
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