West Upset by Vishinsky Hint on Soviet Nuclear Edge
Western diplomats questioned a UN remark by Soviet delegate Anrei Vishinsky suggesting Moscow may possess weapons beyond Western reach. The General Assembly Political Committee rejected his peace plan, shifting focus to Burma demand debates.
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Russia
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Burma
Formosa
North American Union Oyster Bid Underway
A UAW CIO spokesman confirmed petitions circulating to replace Local 927 UAW CIO at the North American Aviation Sabre jet plant. The strike began Oct 23. Petitions seek a vote to retain CIO or form an independent union, with about 30 percent of members reportedly signing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Uawcio Union
Uawcio
North American Aviation
Frank Wallick
Uaw-Cio
Wallick
Ohio State Journal News
CIO
Canal Fencing Sought After 33rd Canal Victim
Clyde California reports the death of 33rd victim Joe Anderson due to an irrigation canal. The bereaved family plans relocation to Oregon and calls for fencing along the canal. Joe’s father wrote to President Eisenhower requesting a fence. A 57 mile fencing movement gains momentum, with potential government action if irrigation district repayment is arranged.
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Clyde
Calif
Little Joe Anderson
Oregon
Joe
Warren Anderson
Eisenhower
Ava Gardner to Travel for Films Amid Sinatra Divorce
Ava Gardner heads to New York and Rome for film work as a studio spokesman confirms she will proceed with plans to divorce Frank Sinatra. The move follows reports of ongoing separation discussions and potential custody questions.
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Los Angeles
Ava Gardner
New York City
Rome
Frank Sinatra
Seven Die in Ohio Traffic Mishaps During Thanksgiving
The Associated Press reports nine deaths over the Thanksgiving period in Ohio from traffic incidents. Three fatalities occurred in auto accidents, two from separate plane crashes, and three more on Thanksgiving Day.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Valley presses bid for atomic pilot plant
Civic leaders in the Ohio Valley push the Atomic Energy Commission to locate a peacetime atomic pilot plant in their region. AEC officials will visit Dec. 4 to inspect Pike County and nearby power facilities, while local sites in West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio vie for consideration. Representative Will E Neal notes the AEC is not rushing a decision.
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W. Va
Ohio Valley
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Thomas E. Murray
Oak Ridge
Point Pleasant
West
Pike County
Kgger Creek
Gallipolis
Will E. Neal
Cardinal Wyszynski in Soviet jail amid anti church drive
Vatican radio cites Vienna sourced report that Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski of Poland has been secretly moved to a Moscow jail near Lavrenty Beria. He is said to face a lengthy Communist trial similar to other Catholic leaders east of the Iron Curtain.
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Vatican Radio
Stefan Wyszysnki
Poland
Moscow
Vienna
Lubianka
Lavrenty P. Beria
Vatican
Iron Curtain
Five Firemen Hurt In Cincinnati Blaze
Five firemen were injured when a five story downtown building burned last night. The fire caused an estimated $150,000 loss and a wall collapsed. Louis Foltzer valued the building at $100,000 and said his company held merchandise worth $50,000. Firefighters confined the flames to the single structure after responding to a general alarm.
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Cincinnati
Louis Foltzer
The
Electric Company
25 Survive Plunge Of Transport Plane
In Tokyo 25 passengers and five crewmen escaped a ditching of a C46 transport plane off Miho base as it made a blind landing in the Japan Sea. A crash boat rescued everyone and returned them to the U S Air Force base on Honshu.
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Tokyo
Japan Sea
Air Force
Miho
Honshu
Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures With Snow Flurries
Weather report predicts temperatures average a bit below normal with highs around the 40s and lows near the upper 20s to low 30s. Snow flurries are possible in the northeast tonight with snow or rain across all sections Monday, totaling about a quarter to a half inch. cooler again Tuesday and Wednesday.
Solon charges Benson aides ghostwriting attack speeches
Senator Beall assertions claim Democratic policy staff at the Agriculture Department wrote speeches critical of Secretary Benson’s farm policy. He says a quiet inquiry is underway and cites a core of disloyal aides providing material for public addresses. Benson had no immediate comment.
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Washington
Sen
Beall
R-Md
Benson
Department of Agriculture
Ike Expresses No War Hope At Thanksgiving Dinner
President Eisenhower sat with his family at the Augusta National Golf Club for Thanksgiving, thanking fate for his son’s safe return from Korea and stating he hopes American boys never have to go to war again. The scene featured a 39 pound turkey as a centerpiece with the First Lady, John Eisenhower, and three grandchildren present.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Augusta National Golf Club
Maj
John Eisenhower
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
New Aspects Of Spy Case Under Study
Sen Jenner leads the inquiry into government employees linked to espionage efforts. He notes nine former workers including Alger Hiss are under scrutiny for continued employment and access to secrets. Canada may interview Gouzenko under conditions but not guaranteed to withhold information from Congress.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Igor Gouzenkop
U.S
Alger Hiss
Dulles
Lester B. Pearson
Gouzenko
Ottawa
Canada
Congress
United States
Fred Rose
Rose
Poland
Czechoslovakia
White
Hiss
Subcommittee
J. Anthony Panuch
Panuch
New York
State Department
United Nations
Titanium Shortage Threatens U S Air Power
Senate investigators pressed Secretary Talbott on a report that titanium supply may limit U S military air superiority. Sen Malone noted Brig Gen Metzger warned there is no assurance we can build needed aircraft even if titanium goals are met.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
U. S
Sen. Malone
R-Nev
Talbott
Kern D. Metzger
Metzger
Holiday Haul Thieves Loot City Stores In Massive Fresh Goods Theft
Police reported three separate stores suffered losses including 50 turkeys 90 chickens 15 geese 20 cartons of cigarettes 2 boxes of cigars and 280 dollars in cash. The incidents were compiled Thursday ahead of Thanksgiving.
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Cleveland
FBI hints new arrests in armored car robbery case
Federal authorities indicate additional arrests are likely in the $681,700 Danvers armored car heist. George D. O'Brien and family members were detained on charges of theft and receiving stolen property, with hearings set for December.
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Boston
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Danvers
Atty
Edward D. Hasan
U. S
United States Trucking Co
Danvers Square
George D. O’brien
Margaret
George Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Federal Reserve Bank
Lincoln Downs
Rhode Island
UN May Allow Russia Voice At Conference
U S envoy Arthur Dean said Allies will agree to allowing neutral nonvoting observers if Russia attends the Korean peace talks. Dean listed topics likely to gain agreement and noted observers would have a voice but no vote. The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission again limited explainers to five, denying a broader interview plan for detainees who refused repatriation.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Russia
Dean
Neutral Nations
Three Children Die in Lisbon Ohio House Fire
A two story frame home on Ohio 9 west of Lisbon burned and killed three children Martha Sayle 8 Judy Sayle 10 and Melvin Sayle 14. Father Joseph Sayle was burned but not hospitalized and the search for the remaining bodies ended with Hanoverton firemen recovering one body from the debris. Mrs Sayle was away visiting friends near Alliance at the time. Coroner Ernest Sturgis reported.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Ohio 9
Here
Joseph Sayle
Martha
Judy
Melvin
Hanoverton
Sayle
Alliance
Ernest Sturgis
Secret Love After 22 Years Splashes Across Front Pages
Betty McCuddy and Tom Bentin, once separated by rumors and two disappearances, reveal their long romance in Brownsville and Texas. Now living with four of their children in Orange, they face a family saga of wealth, a million dollar estate, and renewed public scrutiny as neighbors rally around.
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Tex
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Tom Bentin
Thomas C. Buntin
Nashville
Tenn
Buntin
St. Louis
Russellville
Betty
Brownsville
Tom
Rio Grande Valley
New Orleans
Tennessee Supreme Court
Texas
Thomas D. Palmer
Louie Phillips
Broadway National Bank of Nashville
Ohio College Trustee Dies at Cincinnati Football Game
Dr. Reed Shank, 60, member of the University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees and longtime physician for UC athletic teams and the Cincinnati Reds, died of a heart attack yesterday while watching the Cincinnati Miami game. He collapsed in the box with friends and relatives and died in the athletic director’s office. A Rawson native who came to Cincinnati in 1912, Shank chaired the UC Athletic Committee and was a prominent athletics supporter.
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Cincinnati
Reed Shank
University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees
Rawson
UC Board of Trustees
North Mason County Opens for Deer Hunters
North Mason County opens to deer hunting for the first time with the Kanawha River as the dividing line through Gauley Bridge. The hunt runs November 30 to December 2, allowing either deer or bucks. no hunter may take more than one deer in a calendar year.
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Point Pleasant
Kanawha
Gauley Bridge
Doomed pair to be questioned over ransom money loss
St Louis police will question Bobby Greenlease kidnap suspects Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady about the missing 303000 dollar ransom. I A Long, chief Jeremiah O Connell and Circuit Attorney Edward L Dowd plan to question them at the Missouri penitentiary.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
I. A. Long
Board of Police Commissioners
Jeremiah O'Connell
Edward L. Dowd
Missouri Penitentiary
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Russia Softens Stand on Red China for Big Four Meeting
Russia offers to meet the Western Big Three to discuss European problems without prior Red China preconditions. The note hints at inviting Communist China if a four power talks take place, while Berlin is named as a possible venue and the date remains open. Observers weigh whether this signals genuine easing or a West fracture tactic ahead of Bermuda talks.
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Russia
China
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Paris
State Dulles
Berlin
Laniel
Bermuda
Nationalist Leaders Rhee and Chiang Open Talks
Syng man Rhee of South Korea and Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China began talks in Taipei amid heightened anti communist sentiment. Observers weigh possible joint anti Red bloc and missions including troop deployments and POW repatriation in Korea.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Syngman Rhee
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Korea
Rhee
Security Pay Probe Faces House Hearing Clash
Arthur J. Altmeyer, former social security administrator, is summoned as a House hearing opens. Rep. Eberhar ter charges the probe is biased against the current social security act while Rep. Goodwin defends the effort to assess its workability.
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Washington
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Rep
Eberharter
D-Pa
Blaze Sweeps Korean Port in Refugee City Fire
A wind driven blaze swept through Pusan Korea burning hundreds of houses in a refugee port city. American and Korean firefighters battled the flames as a 20 to 30 mph wind fanned the fire near American Army installations. The toll could top 1000 structures. An Army officer said casualties remained unconfirmed.
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Pusan
Korea
Five Bodies Recovered From Plane Wreckage
A U S Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar crashed near Orly Field killing all aboard. Five bodies were recovered. At Wiesbaden U S Air Force headquarters in Europe said the plane was believed to be a normal replacement arriving from the United States. Origin not disclosed.
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Paris
Orly Field
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Europe
United States
Coroner Cites Fall as Cause of Photographer Death
Steubenville Ohio coroner Dr John Smarrelia ruled a fractured skull from a fall down stairs killed Walter R Thomas 45 a professional photographer whose body was found at the foot of stairs from his darkroom Police say he recently moved here from Massillon Ohio.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Walter R. Thomas
John Smarrelia
Thomas
Massillon
French Premier Laniel Faces Confidence Vote in Assembly
Unofficial tallies show Prime Minister Joseph Laniel with a narrow majority as he demands clear backing for his European policy. He warns a weakened government, eight days before Bermuda talks with Eisenhower and Churchill, and faces a split within his coalition over the six nation European Defense Community.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Laniel
Bermuda
Russia
Assembly
West Germany
Eisenhower
Churchill
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Popular
Republican Movement Party
EDC
DeGaullists
Infant Throat Cut Found In Covington Alley
An unmarried Covington woman is held after her newborn baby boy was found wrapped in newspapers in an alley between a shed and a garage. The infant had a four inch throat wound and was reported in fair condition at St Elizabeth Hospital. The woman admitted the baby was born yesterday and that she thought it dead when she placed it in the alley.
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Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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