Propaganda War Over Geneva Spirit Emerges in Cold War Tactics
An analysis outlines a multi facet Communist strategy after the Geneva conference collapse. It predicts a push to boost Communist influence in colonies and among workers, linking Moscow to world parties via WETU and seeking unity with far left socialist elements.
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World Federation of Trade Unions
WETU
Comintern
Moscow
France
Germany
Japan
Pavda
Communist Party
Particu
Lary
Hellweather
Geneva
Pravda
The
Communiste
Comimunists
Ines
United Nations Debate Sees US and USSR in Cold War Clash
In a tense fourth quarter session the United Nations General Assembly faced sharp U S Soviet exchanges over Korea Palestine refugees and charter revision while considering membership and Security Council issues. The US proposed a link between West German and other votes as debate continued amid procedural wrangling.
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Korea
Security Council
Ge Stankar
Israel
United States
Columbus
Portaton
Sontag
Colubue Toy
Ohio State Ullteg
Charleston
Gomemers
Abe
Coleman
Virginia
Ohio
Sing Wort Ving Nesta Es
Proto
Quintuplet Marie Dionne Seriously Ill in Montreal
Marie Dionne, 71 years old, is gravely ill with pernicious anemia at Notre Dame lEsperance Hospital in Montreal after transfer from a Quebec convent. Two other quintuplets Cecile and Yvonne work as nurses at the hospital. Parents left Callander Ontario for Montreal. hospital officials released little information.
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Montreal
Marie Dionne
Notre Dame l'Esperance Hospital
Quebec City
Convent of the Servants of ‘the Blessed Sacrament
Cecile
Yvonne
Mae
Montreal Gazette
Marie
Callander
Ont
Mon- Hospital
Quinte
Maurice Gil
Niagara Falls
Hope Lingers For Daytone Daytona Daylight Coast Guard Seeks Sunk Liberian Ship
Boston reports hope remains for the Liberian cargo ship Daytona after a Sunday distress call. cutters Acushnet and Evergreen picked up fragmentary signals suggesting the vessel may have sunk or lost power. The ship, with 24 aboard, was off Gloucester seventy five miles from shore while en route from Nova Scotia to Philadelphia.
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Boston
Daytona
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Evergreen
Gloucester
Nova Scotia
Philadelphia
Policy Hz By Grange sled Policy Hz By Grange sled
Miami University seeks 15 million for farm policy reforms as the Grange pushes for reduced government aid and a shift away from price supports. Ohio line item revisions and committee debates dominate the 89th annual convention with calls for a gradual, parity aligned transition.
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Cleveland
Grange
Petceman
Featty H. Dimit
Ennsylvania St Vent
A. Lars + Nelson
Washington
Oxford—Am
Ohio
John D
Kentuckian Buys Suit for Egypts Prime Minister Tale
Kentuckian William Marsh of Armco Steel Corp in Shoreland buys a popular priced clothing story for Egypts Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser. Marsh sends a closing check for $9 and his measurements after reading about the factory. The Prime Minister planned to wear the first suit but delays remain.
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Shland
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Zaypt
William Marsh
Armco Steel Corp
Arsh
Pastors Seek Help for Alcohol Problems in Training Program
A fragmented report discusses pastors facing alcohol issues and a program to train them. It references veterans and church groups, aiming to prepare leaders for handling alcohol related care and prevention.
Man Weds Fifth Time RAF Officer in Cincinnati News
Cincinnati report details 64 year old Cam Trent marrying his fifth wife an RAF officer of rookie age in England The bride Ella Miller from Dundee Scotland became the new Mrs Trent amid public curiosity Trent seeks quiet life with his latest spouse who is on RAF leave and likely to retire The story notes previous marriages and a 1951 letter about American women courting English men.
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Incinnati
le Cameron Trent
Royal Air Force
Trent
Loveland
Mer Ella Millers
Dundee
Scotland
Trents
Tor
RAF
United States
Cincinnati
Olga Julia Rosen
Hull
England
Snowstorm Slows Traffic But 12 Die On Ohio Roads
Despite heavy snow and hazardous driving conditions, Ohio state roads saw 12 fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Three victims were Michigan residents.
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Ohio
Michiel
Rescue Drift Continues After Air Force Crash On Mt Charles
Rescue teams and miners worked to recover 14 bodies after an Air Force transport crashed on Mt Charles ton. Twelve bodies were brought down Sunday night by horsemen and transported to Nellis Air Force Base for identification. The C34 aircraft went down at the 11,300 foot level with conditions hindering efforts.
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Mt. Charleston
Nellis Air Force Base
Lac Vegne
Bombay Rioters Protest Separate State Decision
Rioters in Bombay clashed after a decision on a separate state, with at least five people hurt and several arrested. Police reported 28 wounded and ongoing violence across the city amid the unrest.
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Bombay
Umsay
India
Sina Pole
Romeren
East
Arab Pact Links Defense Pledge to Baghdad Allies
Announcement from Baghdad pledges Arab defense if attacked under the Baghdad Pact framework. The pact expanded last month with Iran and includes economic cooperation. U S support was noted as Washington calls the agreement military and political alignment to counter communist influence. Conflict also peaks in Bombay with clashes as textile workers strike and protests turn violent.
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Baghdad Defense Alliance
Nuri Said
Arab League
Iran
Iraq
Tay
United States
Kidnap Case In Third Week In Burton Abbott Trial
In California's Burton Abbott trial for the kidnapping and murder of 11 year old Stephanie Bryan, prosecutors said their case was about 25 percent complete in week three. Abbott, a 71 year old UC accounting student, denies any involvement, while witnesses tied him to Berkeley and Trinity County locations before the girl's body was found near his cabin.
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Wakland
Calif
Burton W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
University of California
Ha ‘Teadfastly
Trinity County
Abbott
Berkeley
Kanie
Abbott Cabin
Raids Across Israel Triggered by Jordan Based Units
Israeli army reports Jordanian based raiders ambushed traffic on a southern Megiddo highway. An armed unit fired on two trucks injuring the driver slightly. police found ambush positions and tracks toward the Jordan border. A sabotage unit exploded a building and damaged a water pump in Avuka. The source accuses neighboring Arab states of permitting Egyptian command bases.
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Jordan
Megiddo
Jesrez Val
Avuka
Israel
Egypt
Death ruled accidental in girl’s hunting-related shooting
James E. Walker ruled the death of 17 year old Carol as accidental after a shooting incident during a hunting trip. The gun reportedly would not work and then fired while she sat, injuring another person.
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Panwuaky
Nyan
Carol
James, Strause
Providence
I Soroner
James E. Walker
Eisenhower Kefauver Seek Unity on Israel Policy
The pair discussed Israel amid Cold War tensions and arms race concerns. Kefauver urged no arms race while warning of Soviet actions and China’s growth, as President Eisenhower emphasized national security and public safety amid global threats.
ONeill Seeks Nomination For Governor
Atty. Gen. William ONeill of Marista announces the Republican bid for governor. Former state representative and House speaker, he notes 12 years in legislature, youngest speaker and attorney general. GOP committees in 22 counties including Hamilton and Montgomery endorse the bid.
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Taree
Ohio
Wiliam O'Neill
Marista
Brown
Miedina
Sinoumend
Athens
Pranks Laache
Onein
SiNelli
Hamilton
Montgomery
vNeill
Ten Killed In Collision In Nebraska Narrows To Teens And Musicians
A head on crash near Ponca Nebraska claimed ten lives last night including six teenagers and four musicians bound for a Norfolk engagement. The automobile struck a second car after a blowout, bursting into flames. victims include Rodney Hanks Gary Stark Robert Rakon Perry Book Richard Rahn Ranald Nobbe and four band members from Pittsburgh Rock Island and Vermont.
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Waterbury
Neo
Nebraska
C. J. Sanders
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Ponca
State Safety Patrol
Norfolk
Neb
Jimmy Palmer
James E. Martello
Jack Renn
Pittsburgh
Low Case Jr
Rock Island, I
Don Sheffield
Vermont
Rodney ‘Hanks
Gary Stark
Robert Rakon
Perry Book
Richard Rahn
Ranald Nobbe
Nehru Promises India Not Tied to Soviet Pledges
New Delhi reports Nehru tells Soviet leaders India will stay independent and not be bound by alliances. Bulganin praises Soviet strength and offers to share experience while stressing cooperation without military pacts to solve global security issues.
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New Delhi
India
Sian
Nehru
Burma
Afghanistan
Soviet Union
Khruschev
Union
Bulganin
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Athens
Igallipolis
Giouster
Geneva
Logan
Nelsonville
Nikita S
Kefauver Seen As Giant Killer For Demo Nomination
Senate hopeful Estes Kefauver builds momentum after a three day party rally raises over 300000 for a 1956 Democratic bid against Adlai Stevenson. Harriman and Sparkman weigh in as Stevenson emerges as odds on favorite for the nomination at the national convention.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Estates Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New Yorke
Rational ‘Committee
Sparkman
D- Ala
DeNich
Harriman
Boost Seen For Farmers From Economic Programs
The American Farm Bureau Federation urged expanded farm focus and broader rural development to aid low income farmers. Matt Triggs testified to the Senate House Economic Subcommittee on low income families, proposing improved education, farm unit creation, water rights, timber use, rural industry movement, and avoidance of federal wage controls.
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American Parm Bureau Federaion
Matt Triggs
The
Bureau
Senate
House Economic
Trigg
Aton
Triggs
Ural Fares
Brewery Worker Held After Bar Shooting In Neighborhood
A brewery worker is held after a fatal shooting at a neighborhood bar. Armon Burnette, 32, was killed and Mary Deetng, 44, was wounded. Police say Armon shot at Burnette in a confrontation with his estranged wife, the bar companion Tes Derling was also involved and held without charge.
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Armon
Burnette
Mary Deetng
Sid
Derling
Brown Welcomes ONeill Into Ohio Gubernatorial Race
Lt. Gov John W. Brown welcomed Attorney General C William ONeill into the race after ONeill announced his candidacy. Brown said the open primary would let the party rank and file choose the candidate and fulfill the purpose of the primaries.
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Olumbus
John W. Brown
William O'Neill
O'Neil
Brown
Argentina Moves to Quell Generals in New Regime
Buenos Aires reports show the provisional government under Pedro Aramburu solidifying power in a second week. Tanks and armored cars guard the government house as authorities claim to have sidelined major Peronist leaders from the army. Generals Leon Justo Bengoa and Juan F. Crane were reportedly persuaded to retire, with army commander in chief Lagos also stepping back after the September revolt that toppled President Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Proviesional
Pedro Aramburu
Argentina
Peronista
General Confederation of Labor
Aramburu
Leon Justo Bengoa
Juan Fees Crane
Ooers
Lilo A. Lagos
Juan D. Beron
Violence cited as shots shatter windows in two towns
Report notes shotgun blasts damaged a foundry supervisor Gerald Harvey home near Sulphur Springs and Herbert Owens New Castle, with no injuries. In other notes a New Castle window shattered at 4am while a three day convention elected Lillian Johnson as president and Oberlin as the 1956 convention city.
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Gerald Harvey
Fred Nome
Herbert Owens
New Caste
Pictsure
New Castle
Lillian Johnson
University of Cincinnati
Oberlin
Vatican Reveals Pope's Final Prayer Vision
Vatican sources say the pope prepared a deathbed prayer about Jesus Christ, disclosed by Oggi which noted the papal ritual began on December 2, 1954 amid a gastric illness. The article claims the “Soul of Christ” prayer was recited in a moment of dying, touching Catholics worldwide.
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Christ
Vatican
Vatican City
Jesus Christ
Rome
Oggi
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