Stevenson Attacks Ike On State Of The Union
Adlai Stevenson criticizes President Eisenhower on CBS Face the Nation calling the Union message a Republican party tone and claims the U S has lost military lead to the Soviet Union He urges more aid to underdeveloped nations and tax relief for low income groups noting Dulles GOA remark angered India He may not run in New Hampshire primary
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Face the Nation
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India
Portugal
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Kafauver
Dtenn
New Hampshire
Arabs Brace Against Riots in Amman and Jerusalem
Arabs brace against riots as the Jordanian army maintains tight control in Amman and Jerusalem. Officials report one dead and three wounded in Jerusalem amid ongoing protests tied to the Baghdad Alliance. The United States protests to Jordan over the violence and Dulles summons the Jordanian charge d affaires.
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Washington
Dulles
Taysir A. Toucan
State Department
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Eisenhower Poll Divides Heart Doctors On 2nd Term bid
A U S News and World Report poll of 246 heart specialists asks if Eisenhower can serve a second term and if a heart attack patient can be president. Majorities say yes to both questions though 39.7 percent doubt fitness for a second term. AMA criticism notes slanted questions. Eisenhower said he has not decided yet.
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Eisenhower
U.S. News and World Report
Research Organization of A Inc
Princeton
American Medical Association
American Board of Internal Medicine
Journal of the
AMA
Key West
Fla
Eisenhower Begins Full Presidency Duties Amid Unsettled Plans
President Dwight D. Eisenhower resumed full duties after Florida remarks left his political future undecided. He suggested his mind is not fixed on a second term and will consult trusted advisers before deciding, with hints he might run again but no firm commitment. He signaled possible timing shifts beyond March.
Byrd Makes Third Flight Over Geographic South Pole
McMURDO SOUND, Antarctic Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd makes his first flight of the current expedition over the South Pole and the unexplored center of the Antarctic Circle. It caps a busy six days for Deepfreeze air units with two pole crossings and new geographic discoveries.
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VA Continues Pension For Legress Veteran
The Veterans Administration rejected loyalty charges against James Kutcher of Newark New Jersey and decided to keep paying his $329 monthly disability pension for leg loss from World War II. The VA said halting payments requires proven knowingly rendered assistance to an enemy. Kutcher denied such actions under oath and acknowledged Socialist Workers party membership but not aiding China or Korea.
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China
North Korea
United States
Acapulco Quake Injures 106 with Heavy Damage
Six Sunday earthquakes shook Acapulco and surrounding coast, injuring 106 with no fatalities reported. A four story building under construction near a beach hotel collapsed, described as balloon like, as tremors were felt across southern Mexico including Mexico City.
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U. S
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Mexico City
New Wave of Conflict Sweeps Algeria
In Algiers a fresh surge of violence hit Algeria with nationalist incidents rising, notably around Constantine. Unofficial reports say thirty eight Frenchmen or pro French Algerians have been killed or held in the last 24 hours.
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Husky Father Faints During Wife's Labor
Patrolman Melvin Breitner, a 200 pound six footer and former high school football star, fainted in the Flower Hospital labor room while his wife Gayle gave birth to Bradley Scott Breitner. He suffered a broken ankle and a head wound requiring nine stitches before being wheeled to see his newborn son. Doctor John Erkert delivered the baby and treated the father.
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Sheppard Case Faces Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court will decide Wednesday whether to review Dr Samuel H Sheppard's second degree murder conviction for his pregnant wife Marilyn. A decision to accept would set oral arguments before a final ruling while rejection would keep the life term and prompt possible U S Supreme Court appeal.
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United States Opens Training Aid for West German Army
Andernach Germany United States launches training assistance to speed buildup of West Germany Army aiming for a 500000-man force.
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Westinghouse Strike Heads to Federal Mediation
The IUWE strike against Westinghouse Electric Corp enters its 13th week with no talks scheduled and mediation expected to resume. Negotiations ended last week after Westinghouse rejected a fact finding board and the union rejected a secret ballot. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan urged both sides to back off publicity and resume bargaining as mayors plan a meeting in cities with plants affected.
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Saunders Mill Stables Fire Kills Nine Horses
Toledo harness magnate C. M. Saunders reported nine horses burned to death in a weekend barn fire at Saunders Mills Stables. He had sent 21 horses to Winter Park and Orlando for winter racing. Loss estimated at 125000 to 175000 dollars as fire started on the first floor and spread rapidly. three animals were saved. Cause of the fire undetermined.
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C. M. Saunders
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Orlando
Florida
Kelly Says Romance Love at Second Sight
Grace Kelly declares her engagement to Prince Rainier II of Monaco after a Christmas week meeting at the Kelly home. She recalls meeting him at Monte Carlo last May, then Christmas Day dinner in Philadelphia when romance blossomed. The actress says Rainier proposed during Christmas week, presenting ruby and diamond engagement ring and Monaco gold bracelet.
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Defense Opens Case in Smith Act Trial
In Cleveland the defense began presenting its case in a Smith Act trial as Anthony Krchmarek, 57, one of ten defendants, took the stand as the first witness. Prosecutors allege he is an Ohio official of the Communist party who has served as chairman, educational director and legislative director in the state.
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Weekend Traffic Toll: Thirteen Ohio Deaths Reported
Pedestrians accounted for most fatalities as an Associated Press survey covering 54 hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight tallied at least 13 deaths on Ohio highways. More than half of the victims were struck by cars, compared with 19 deaths during the 78-hour New Year holiday period.
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Chile General Strike Called Total Failure
The government announced that the general strike called by the Central Labor Union was a total failure with all activities planned to halt operating normally nationwide.
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Santiago
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President Urges Soil Bank Plan To Aid Farmers
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a soil bank acreage-reserve plan to curb surpluses and raise farmers’ incomes as part of a nine point program. The message calls for idle land payments, surplus stock moves abroad, looser controls, targeted price aid limits, rural development, drought relief, and more research funding.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Great Plains
Heavy seas derail rescue of Basilone and Seneca off Fort Story
Winds and heavy seas hampered efforts to save the destroyer-escort USS Basilone and salvage tug Seneca, both grounded on mud flats near Fort Story. Navy officials said neither vessel is in serious danger as crews of 280 remain aboard. Basilone ran aground Thursday morning, Seneca followed Saturday evening while trying to free the ship.
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Lausche Says He Is Available For 1956 Presidential Race
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche told NBC Meet the Press he would be available for the Democratic nomination but has no current plan to seek it He named Florida New Hampshire Massachusetts Indiana and Minnesota as places that encouraged him He plans to run for the U S Senate in Ohio and expects no opposition in the Democratic primary He noted he would support the Democrat who opposes Eisenhower if the president runs again and said he would not flee from responsibility if offered the presidency.
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Shade High School Placed on Indefinite Probation
The Ohio High School Athletic Association placed Shade High School on indefinite probation after a December 23 game with Wilkesville in which two Shade players fought and a spectator attacked a Wilkesville player. Latham and Chester Two also received reprimands for spectator disturbances at related incidents. Officials did not penalize referees in Shade’s case due to lack of police protection and no available police response in the other cases.
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