Russians Tour Burma Push Tled Selling Tour
Russian leaders arrive in Rangoon continuing their Southeast Asia mission amid Western protests. Premier U Nu cancels Mandalay plans, stays in Rangoon as Khrushchev and Bulganin discuss potential Burma aid with Burmese officials, amid past rejection of U.S. assistance.
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Air Conditioned Hog Pens Recommended
Atlantic City reports Purdue professor F N Andrews advocates air conditioned pigpens to shelter hogs from summer heat. He cites experiments with refrigerated slabs showing cooled pigs gain three tenths of a pound daily more than uncooled ones, as presented to the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers.
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Purdue
F. N. Andrews
American Society of Refrigerating Engineers
Andrews
Department of Animal Husbandry
Purdue University
GM Officials Face Lots of Questions in Senate Hearings
Senator OMahoney says the panel still has many questions for General Motors executives after dealer complaints about sales pressure franchise terminations and unnecessary equipment. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. testifies on GM growth and decentralization while Senator Dirksen questions future expansion and GM’s foray into housing remains unlikely.
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O’mahoney
Wye
General Motors Corp
O'Mahoney
Harlow H. Curtice
Senate Group
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
GM Board
Sloan
General Motors
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Pianist's Wife and GI Die in German Bus Crash
In Stuttgart, Mrs Walter Gieseking, 66, wife of the famed pianist, and an American soldier were killed in a bus crash. The event injured 12 others, including eight U S soldiers. Names of Americans awaited notification. The Giesekings were en route to Rome for a concert with the St Cecelia Orchestra when the bus slid on ice and hit a bridge.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Walter Gieseking
U. S
Homer Bryan
Giesekings
Rome
St. Cecelia
Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis Expect First Child
Hollywood stars Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis announce they are expecting their first baby early this summer. The couple, married 44 years, share the news as their family grows.
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Hollywood
Janet Leigh
Tony Curtis
Beal Slaying in Chicago Suburb Sparks String of Strangulations
Ruth Beal, 50, was found beaten and strangled in her Harvey home. Her body was naked and hidden under rugs with a stocking gag, as police link the case to a wave of similar unsolved murders across Chicago. Neighbors reported a man about 32 seen near the residence on two occasions.
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Surburban Harvey
Ruth Beal
Larry
Matt Romer
Far South Side
Beal
Robinson Woods
Forest Preserve
Robert Peterson
Schussler Brothers
John
Anton
U.S. Extends 60 Million Loan to Argentina Steel Plant
The United States approves a 60 million dollar loan to Argentina to complete the San Nicolas steel plant in Buenos Aires Province. Economic adviser Raul Prebisch announced after talks with U S officials and with Export-Import Bank president Samuel C. Waugh. The loan, sought by the Peron regime, will aid Argentina's postwar economy and industrial capacity.
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United States
Argentina
Raul Prebisch
Pedro Aramburu
Henry F. Holland
U.S
Inter- American Affairs
Prebisch
Samuel C. Waugh
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Presbisch
Peron
San Nicolas
Rosario
Tito to visit Haile Selassie with gift yacht convoy
President Tito travels from Belgrade to Ethiopia to present a gift yacht Brioni to Emperor Haile Selassie. The 100 foot steel vessel, named after Tito’s island, joins Tito’s Galeb in a two-ship convoy for Suez and Red Sea transit. The yacht sleeps ten in three apartments and features Yugoslav rugs, air conditioning, radios, radar, and advanced navigation gear.
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Tito
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Yugoslavia
Brioni
Adriatic
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Politicians Plan to woo AFL-CIO leaders in New York
New York delegates of the merged AFL CIO prepare for a Monday session as 1956 presidential hopefuls address the convention. Eisenhower will speak by telephone from Gettysburg while Harriman and Stevenson prepare remarks to sway union backing amid party tensions.
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Kate Dulles
Portugal
New York
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Ties
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Ace
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
AFL
CIO
Park Ave
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William F. Knowland
California
Republican National Committee
Mitchell
Stevenson
Bullet Proof Glass Installed in Eisenhower Office
Gettysburg Pennsylvania President Eisenhower’s temporary office at the Gettysburg post office now has bullet proof glass. White House press secretary James Hagerty called it a standard precaution for ground floor presidential spaces.
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Gettysburg
F Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Purdom Ordered to Continue Payment
In Santa Monica California Superior Court Judge Edward R Brand denied Edmund Purdoms request to cut child support from 950 to 150 dollars a month The court ordered him to continue paying 950 dollars monthly to his estranged wife and two daughters citing potential incentive to seek employment and maintain support.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Edmund Purdom
Edward R. Brand
Girls 4 H Club Holds Nov Meeting At Otranto School
Katie L Dockstader leads a Girls 4 H Club session where 21 members answered roll call with a fish. Carol Perkins presided as plans formed for a Mona School House Christmas party. Five year certificates were given to long time members. demonstrations on candles and hair care were shared. New officers were installed Nov 14 at the Schroeder home. New members include John Markham Norman Johnson Diana Brone man Beverly Hollatz.
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Katie L. Dockstader
Otranto School House
Carol Perkins
Mona School
Carol
Eileen Perkins
Marjorie Priem
Linda Goperud
Tabbert
Loretta
Otranto Jersey
4-H Club
Ralph Schroeder
Melvin Johnson
Roger Ferguson
David Roe
James Priem
John Markham
Norman Johnson
Diana Broneman
Beverly Hollatz
Lloyd Kroneman
Lawrence Hollatz
Red Front Claims Control of East Berlin in Moscow Treaty
East Berlin falls under Soviet backed rule as East Germany asserts full control following a Sept. 20 treaty signed in Moscow with Communist Russia backing. The accord cements Moscow influence over Berlin amid Cold War tensions and redefines regional authority.
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East Germany
East Berlin
Moscow
Michigan Ranked Seventh in U S Population Figures
Michigan with a population of 6 371 766 ranks seventh among U S states in latest figures. The count places the state ahead of two other states and behind California Texas Florida and New York in population size.
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U. S
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