Big Three Plan Role Of A arms And Arms Arms
In Paris the Big Three foreign ministers discuss who should unleash Western atomic weapons in a Communist attack. Dulles Mendes France Eden push for a standing political group in Paris to act in a crisis, mirroring NATO's military committee in Washington.
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NATO Council
United States
France
Washington
Alliance
Radio Leader Is Killed in Duck Hunt Accident
E. Hooper, founder of the Hooper rating system for radio and TV, was killed when he fell into the propeller of an air boat on Great Salt Lake during a duck hunting trip. He was 65. Frank McClatchy, a companion in the boat, said Hooper jumped out to free the craft from a sand bar, slipped, and was drawn into the blades.
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C. E. Hooper
Hooper
Great Salt Lake
Frank McClatchy
Flash Fire Kills Three Sons in Maine Home
A blaze swept a Northport home killing three Grove children Jeffrey four David six and Christopher eight and the couple Harvey Bean fifty eight and Madeline Bean fifty seven of Vienna Maine. Edwin Grove LIT and his wife cared for the children as the family awaited a new baby in Boston. Firefighters faced intense heat for seven hours before entering the scene.
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Penobscot Bay
Edwin Grove
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David
Christopher Grove
Harvey S. Bean
Madeline
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Strike Averts Bus Driver Clash At Atlantic Greyhound
Contract talks between Charleston drivers and the Atlantic Greyhound System are suspended until January. The move averts a strike that had been set to begin at midnight Friday and affects service across the 10 states.
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W. Va
Atlantic Greyhound
First Safety Day Cuts Traffic Toll
The first Safe Driving Day reduced traffic deaths across states and cities. In 24 hours ending midnight 45 people died versus 64 a December 1 AP comparison. Major cities saw few fatalities while many states reported no deaths.
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Earthquake Shakes Reno Area Sparking Minor Damage
A strong quake struck northern Nevada and California with Reno at 3:07 a.m. followed by a 3:10 a.m. San Francisco tremor. Fallon, near Reno, was near the quake center but sheriff officials report only minor damage such as cracked ceilings and loose bricks as crews assess outlying farms.
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AF Opens Largest U S Warehouse in Shelby Ohio
The Air Force opened its largest U S warehouse at Wilkins Air Force base in Shelby Ohio. General Edwin W Rawlings praised the project as a positive economy example during dedication ceremonies. The $5.8783 million building spans a wide area and is expected to save $3 million in the first year and $700000 annually thereafter.
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TV and Radio Carry Ike’s Christmas Message
All major TV and radio networks will air President Eisenhower’s holiday message tomorrow. He will speak about five minutes during a half hour Christmas pageant of peace. The broadcast is set for 5 p.m. EST.
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Eisenhower
Mindszenty Claimed Freed From Hungarian Prison
Kathpress cites Budapest sources claiming Cardinal Mindszenty has been released from prison and returned to his diocese yet no confirmation from Vatican or official bodies. He was sentenced to life in 1949 for treason against the Hungarian Communist regime.
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Truman
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Pentagon plans further cut to military manpower
The Pentagon aims to reduce overall armed forces below 3,047,000, with the bulk in the Army. Secretary Wilson told reporters the total for Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force would be “something less” than the prior level, while President Eisenhower offered no firm figure. The move follows a long decline from about 3,558,000 after the Korean conflict.
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Kidnap Hoax Unraveled in Warren Theft Case
Sheriff Langley reports Warren truck driver George Beck confessed to stealing $1300 from a McAllister Dairy Farms tanker. Beck allegedly staged a kidnapping tale to cover the crime, guiding authorities to a vacant Warren house where the money was hidden. No charges filed yet.
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Paul Langley
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McAllister Dairy Farms
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George Beck
Jackson Man Dies After Auto Crash
Ashland authorities report Forest Hopkins, 61, of Jackson Ohio, died in an Ashland hospital five hours after his car overturned on U S 23 six miles south of Catlettsburg. Police say he was alone in the vehicle.
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U S Considers Trading Surplus With Soviet Nations
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said the administration is studying direct sales and third party trades of surplus farm commodities to Iron Curtain nations including Russia. He noted difficulties policing such sales and hinted at revising the farm parity formula to keep it up to date while maintaining favorable terms for farmers.
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Court Upholds Contempt Against Three Cleveland Press Staff
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds contempt convictions of City Editor Louis Clifford photographer James Thomas and reporter Sam Giaimo for publishing a photograph of former Probate Judge Nelson Brewer during his Cleveland arraignment on an embezzlement charge. The court held a court in session under a judge’s control and disobedience violates state contempt statutes.
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Cleveland Press
Nelson Brewer
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Louis Clifford
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Sam Giaimo
Pope Pius XII Found To Have Esophageal Hernia And Gastritis
Preliminary X-rays today indicate Pope Pius XII has a small esophageal hernia with gastritis. Specialists will study the plates further. Dr Riccardo says there is no ulcer detected.
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Pius XII
Riccardo
Five Grogan Children Die in Walloomsac Fire
A walloomsac blaze early today killed five Grogan children Fonja 9 Lois 5 Alien 4 Carol 3 and Annamarie 1 of Mr and Mrs Waldo Grogan. The four oldest were trapped in two upstairs bedrooms while their mother remained on the first floor.
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Lois
Alien
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Annamarie
Comngeeh
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Kee
Policeman Breaks Leg Training At Florida Police Academy
Herbert Miller a 33 year old reserve policeman is hospitalized with a left leg broken in three places after an incomplete judo lesson at the Florida Police Academy in Miami Beach. He was practicing and counterthrows when he was caught between two partners.
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Fila
Herbert Miller
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Florida Police Academy
Lawmakers Back Exchange Talks Over Chinese Students
Washington AP key lawmakers favor exchanging 35 Chinese students in the United States for 57 Americans detained in Red China including 11 airmen. Senate and House leaders urge no deal forcing return of Chinese who wish to remain. State Department open to negotiations. Sparkman supports letting students return if they choose. Gore cautious on a deal but backs administration decisions. Knowsland expresses doubt about success.
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Knowsland
California
No Motive for Murder Defense Argues Case in Cleveland
Defense lawyers in Cleveland claim the prosecution relies on flimsy evidence and demand a motive for Dr. Samuel Sheppard's alleged murder of his wife. They question what caused the death, the method, and why Sheppard would harm her, as final arguments loom before jurors.
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Fred Garmone
Sam Sheppard
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Cop Catches Chief's Car In Quick Chase
In Cincinnati after a $2000 Elm wood Place bank robbery police described the getaway car as a dirty maroon vehicle with green plates. Golf Manor Patrolman Bud Craven pursued and stopped it but the driver, the chief of police at Lincoln New Hampshire, was released. Later Bernard Farmer, 233, was arrested in Cincinnati and charged with the robbery.
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Elmwood Place
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Bernard Farmer
Mine Guard Slays Mother With Shotgun
In War West Virginia Raymond Ritchie age 17, a mine guard, was reportedly holding a shotgun when he killed his mother. Authorities say he was being held on a murder charge.
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W.va
Raymond Ritchie
Pirate Ship Captured After Gunfight at Anchor
A pirate vessel preying on merchant ships between the Philippines and Borneo was captured near Manila. The ship was taken in a gunfight while at anchor and its captain was killed, per police headquarters.
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Gore says Eisenhower can gain more Democratic cooperation
Senator Gore of Tennessee says President Eisenhower can win broader Democratic backing in the next Congress on foreign and military issues if he maintains his consultative approach. Gore, a severe critic of some domestic policies, pledges support on international and defense matters if the attitude continues.
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Gore
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
4Th Congress
College Wires Doom Prophet
East Lansing Michigan Dr Charles A Laughead a hospital staff member resigns after predicting the world will end December 21 The State Board of Agriculture and MSC President Dr John A Hannah report the resignation while seeking explanation Hannah notes the mass physician since 1948 left amid student group meetings and preachers of peculiar religious beliefs
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Mich
Charles A. Laughead
Michigan State College Hospital
State Board of Agriculture
MSC
John A Hannah
Hannah
Bank Robber Caught in $200 First National Bank Holdup
A federal charge was filed today against Bernard Farmer a 41 year old salesman arrested minutes after he robbed the First National Bank in Ellenwood Place the robber presented a check from Brockman and used a hostile plea about Christmas to pressure the teller.
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First National Bank
Ellenwood Place
Bernard Farmer
Brockman
William Murphy
Brothers Confess To Inhuman Act In Deer Shooting
Ronald, 17, and his brother admitted shooting arrows into two deer at 4. They were held for grand jury action under a $10,000 bail by day after the confession.
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Ronald
Army Charges Draftee For Refusing to Salute
An army charge accuses a draftee of refusing to salute at a training post. The case details the alleged incident and the ensuing legal action within military discipline procedures.
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Army
Bookkeeper in critical condition after week wandering
Rauden B. Vann 77 a Luverne Alabama bookkeeper was found lying face down in dense woods and has been in a coma since suffering pneumonia and malnutrition. Sheriff Green Horn said he apparently lost his direction after walking away from a companion off Highway 231 to a deserted area.
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Ala
Montgomery
Rauden
B. Vann
Green Horn
Plane crash near Elkins injures two youths
Two youths from Canton, Virginia, aboard a light plane escaped with minor injuries when their aircraft crashed near Elkins, West Virginia, yesterday. Authorities reported the incident and cited the youths’ condition as stable.
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Elkins
W. Va
Virginia Military
Here
House Democrats Move to Curb Rules Committee Power
House Democrats plan to limit the Rules Committee in the 84th Congress by restoring the 21 day rule to curb delays. The panel will be eight Democrats and four Republicans with Smith slated as chairman and five Democratic seats to fill, including Delaney.
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