Big Three Offer Plans on Germans at Geneva Summit
The Big Four summit opened with Eisenhower Eden and Faure proposing steps toward unified Germany and European security. They urged Western guarantees and a framework to reduce tensions while addressing disarmament and Soviet fears.
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Summit Dinner Opens Cold War Talks in Geneva
President Eisenhower hosts a dinner for Soviet leaders Bulganin Khrushchev Molotov and Gromyko in Geneva as talks begin aimed at easing world tension. Attendees include Dulles Tonlon and other U. S. and Soviet officials. The gathering follows Eisenhower’s call for a better life and a possible arms control framework.
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Moncom
Big Four Conference Draws Wide Press Wake From Paris
Reporters describe the opening of the Big Four gathering in Paris with heads of state Eisenhower Dulles Bulganin Khrushchev and premier Eden Faure Pinay and others arriving amid fanfare. Journalists from America fill the Maison de la Presse as security and pomp frame the session.
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Wilson Sticks to Plan For Atom Air Force and Troops
At Quantico Secretary of Defense Wilson reaffirmed emphasis on strategic atomic air power and reduced ground forces. He endorsed a 46 million dollar boost to Eisenhower’s Marine Corps budget to offset planned cuts, saying the program is right and timing appropriate.
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Uprising Ends at Wyoming Pen After 15 Hours
Rawlins Wyoming reports the Wyoming State penitentiary riot ending after 15 hours with three guards held as hostages. Gov Milward L Simpson promises a full-scale investigation and reforms to prison medical care recreation time and food. He also plans to reduce solitary confinement from six months to 30 days and establish an inmate council. The hostages were freed early Sunday and no further details are available.
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Luckiest Man Alive Brushes Death in Route 9 Crash
Edward Bryk 36 of Philadelphia fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a utility pole on Route 9 near Swain ton Cape May Court House. The impact knocked down power lines. he escaped serious injury, treated at a hospital for minor cuts.
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NAAWP Leader Resigns Over Declining Interest
Del Bryant Bowles resigned as President of the National Association for the Advancement of White People citing waning interest in the provie organization. The group drew attention last fall after a controversial move and was later incorporated in Delaware with headquarters here.
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Delaware
Where Is Mindszenty Holed Up
Vienna and Budapest officials reported uncertainty over the location of Cardinal Mindszenty amid a claim of temporary release for health. Hungarian authorities reportedly kept the primate’s whereabouts secret to deter Catholic pilgrimages as the aged jail term survivor remains confined after a 1949 treason verdict.
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Mom Fasts Fights Draft in Hunger Strike
Coral Gables Florida a mother Martha Blumenbach began a hunger strike at 5 30 p m claiming the move will pressure military policy her son Thomas Blumenbach 28 a dentist entered the U S Public Health Service at Savannah Georgia supporting his mother while her husband opposes the action the case aims to push draft law changes allowing doctors to opt out of service.
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Collaborating POW Faces Court Martial at Fort Bragg
Sgt John L Tyler 25 of Moundsville West Virginia faces a general court martial today on eight specifications alleging collaboration with the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea. Each count carries a maximum penalty of seven years.
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Highways Claim 15 Drownings Amid Warm Weather
Fifteen persons lost their lives in drownings linked to rising water and warm weather. Survivors will be prosecuted. authorities warn of dangers near waterways and remind landowners of safety measures.
Soviet Leaders Plan To Blame U.S. If Summit Conference Should Fail
Soviet propaganda builds hopes for peace from Geneva but warns against Western success. Khrushchev and Pravda push the line that a crisis could topple the Soviet system, while Moscow media imply the United States wants only partial détente.
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Russia
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Prayers for Geneva Conference Bless World Peace Efforts
Prayers from Jews and Christians across the United States prayed for Geneva conference success to ease East West tensions and pave lasting peace. Ministers and congregations reported heavier attendance as many churches planned services to support the talks, with President Eisenhower also offering prayers.
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Associated Press
United States
Eisenhower
Engineers Win Funding For Flood Control Projects
Engineers secure millions for flood control and navigation projects with funding set for next year. Congress did not specify exact projects, leaving selection to engineers who testified during hearings on how the money would be spent.
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Russians Visit Iowa Farm To See American Agriculture
Ag chiefs of Russia tour an Iowa farm near Des Moines to study typical operations. Richard Alleman and family run a 40 acre farm with 40 acres of oats and 300 pullets, sharing details on land use, machinery, and crops while Russian officials observe and discuss agricultural policy with U.S. government encouragement.
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Conflict in Africa Leaves Dozens Dead in Casablanca
Reports from Casablanca say fighting across the major North African port left at least 63 killed and more than 100 wounded, with Arabs concealing many dead. A 7 p.m. curfew halted the violence for the night as European streets emptied and casualty estimates rose.
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Casablanca
Ex Cop Confesses to Strangling Wife in Florida
Former Miami policeman W. Mann Jr., 33, told Sebring officers he strangled Beverly Mann on December 7. The couple, married seven years, disappeared December 6 with his car found abandoned in Tampa. Beverly was the daughter of a Miami appliance dealer Archi Jones family. The case follows reports of a planned divorce filing.
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Man Quizzed In Stabbing At Columbus Night Club
In Columbus police questioned 53 year old George Wilbur Crawford, former husband of the stabbed woman, after a fatal stabbing at the rear of a night club. Witness George J Hoakes, 38, said Crawford killed Mrs Georgia L Crawford, 52, then slashed him before fleeing.
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32 Die in Chile Train Wreck Officials Say
Officials report a Chile train wreck near San Bernardo with 32 deaths and officials saying many passengers were trampled as the train halted abruptly and rain slowed rescue efforts.
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San Bernardo
Paratroopers Finish Operation Successfully
Paratroopers of the 187th Airborne Legion Combat Team completed a major airlift at Fort Bragg North Carolina with no casualties. The operation used the C124 Globemaster to move 6010 troops between the United States and Jordan, finishing as the last of the big planes exhausted the supply Sunday.
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187Th Airborne Legimental Combat Team
Astory
United States
Jar, Jan
Day-Old Baby Left in Convent Driveway
A six day old infant was found in a convent driveway wrapped in a blanket. Police were alerted and began an investigation. Local authorities evacuate the area as they seek witnesses and a possible suspect.
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