Dulles Sees Weakening Soviet Rule and UN Urgency
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told NATO ministers that internal pressures may topple Soviet communism and end the global divide. He urged moral pressure to aid liberalizing forces, warned that unrest could prompt Kremlin risk taking abroad, and stressed upholding the United Nations and its charter.
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Paris
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Kremlin
NATO
Dulles
Egypt
United Nations
U.N
Council of Ministers
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Gaetano Martino
Halvard Lange
Free World
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Middle East
Hungary
Killer confessions come with a price, Nash says
Stephen Nash, under indictment in a Santa Monica pier death and a Long Beach killing, demands cash in advance for any further admissions. He claims five killings and says each sentence costs 50 dollars, with 1000 dollars per confession. Police and district attorney officials describe him as utterly cold and dangerous.
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San Francisco
Stephen Nash
Kenneth Wells
Sacramento
Sacramento County
Los Angeles
Larry Rise
Santa Monica
John William Berg
Nash
Humphrey Proposes Refugee Interviews
Sen. Humphrey proposes sending Senate observers to Hungary borders to interview Hungarian refugees on the spot. He argues that with Hungary's puppet government barring UN observers, the United States should provide an official channel to publicize conditions to the world.
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Washington
Senate
Hungary
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
United Nations
United States
Last Christmas Gifts Bought on Ambulance Bed
Ashville North Carolina Mrs Rocie Parks a 33 year old cancer patient and mother of four bought Christmas gifts yesterday from an ambulance bed in Iveys department store. The hospital bound woman rode through the store on a stretcher to pick games and presents for her children and relatives. A clerk wrapped packages and the bill was torn up as the moment closed with care and sympathy.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
George Arnold
Edward Hannan
U. S
Federal Reserve System
Rocie Parks
Ashville
Ivey’s
Jerry Lund
Utilities Board
Austin
Yale Lighting Contest Lights Austin Homes This Year
Austin hosts the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas lighting contest with a single residential class. Entries accepted until December 20, judging runs December 23 to 30. Local prizes range from 5 to 30 dollars, with Austin’s top home advancing to GE national contest for a 2,500 dollar prize.
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Austin
Tom West
General Electric
The
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
West
Austin Daily Herald
Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Missing Trans-Canadian airliner hunted near Mt Silvertip
Vancouver reports a four engine North Star with 62 aboard missing since Sunday night. Ground search teams move into Mt Silvertip rugged terrain 125 miles east of Vancouver after leads of a large blast heard near the ski lodge.
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Vancouver
B. C
Mt. Silvertip
Here
Hope-Princeton
North Star
Hope
Calgary
Points
Allan Clark
Montreal
Hungarians Walk Out of U.N. In Protest
The Hungarian delegation quits the General Assembly citing U N interference in domestic affairs. India and allies push a plan to send Dag Hammarskjold to Moscow for negotiations on Russian withdrawal from Hungary.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
U.N
Hungary
India
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
V. K. Krishna Menon
Ceylon
Indonesia
Burma
Hammarskjold
Budapest
Two Teachers and a Farmer Die in U.S. 52 Crash
Rochester Minnesota police report two Cannon Falls teachers and a farmer killed when two cars collided near Rochester on U.S. 52. Four teachers were injured and hospitalized, all returning from a seminar at Winona State Teachers College. Names include William K. Clark and Clarice Helgemore.
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Rochester
Minn
U.S. 52
William K. Clark
Rt. 1
Clarice Helgemore
Peterson
Pearl Morehouse
Cannon Falls
Glenora Voxland
Kenyon
Sylvia D. Eskard
Houston
LeDonna Merritt
Watertown
S.D
Margaret Lundell
St. Mary's Hospital
Helgemore
Fergus Falls man admits killing elderly Morton? in highway slaying
Laurel Wright a 30 year old Fergus Falls area farmer confessed to fatally beating 74 year old William J. Denbrook during a drunken dispute on a Foxhome area road. Wright described striking Denbrook with an old axel then placing the body in a ditch before leaving. Denbrook died from skull fractures and brain hemorrhage.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Russell Brooberg
Fergus Fall
Foxhome
Laurel Wright
William J. Denbrook
Wright
Denbrook
Denbrooks
Carl Lund
Otter Tail
New General Strike Reported in Hungary
Tens of thousands of Hungarian workers staged a 48 hour protest strike against the Soviet backed government of Premier Janos Kadar. Budapest transport was crippled though not total, with gun pressure and some factories idle. Provincial effectiveness unclear as police and troops enforced the call.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
U S Protests News Blackout Over Budapest Cutoff
Washington reports a protest from the United States over Hungary cutting off communications with the American legation in Budapest. Tibor Zador, first secretary of the Hungarian legation, told newsmen he was 99 percent sure by tomorrow relations would return to normal.
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Hungary
Budapest
Tibor Zador
Legation
Trappers Wife Wins 25000 in Bakeoff
Mrs Hildreth H Hatheway of Santa Barbara California won the 25000 grand prize in the Pillsbury Bakeoff with a California casserole featuring browned veal or beef and herb dumplings. The contest awarded 5000 to Natalie Riggin 15 of Olympia Washington and 3000 to several others including Irene Korrell 12 of Frederick Maryland. Hatheway plans to buy a home with the prize.
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New York
Hildreth H. Hatheway
Santa Barbara
Calif
Pillsbury
Natalie R. Riggin
Olympia
Wash
Raymond E. Myers
Milan
Ill
Irene Korrell
Frederick, Md
Leland E. Ross
Roscommon
Mich
California
Minnesota Braces for Deep Freeze As Cold Wave Spreads
Below zero temperatures sweep Minnesota with northwesterly winds. Lows reach 5 to 15 degrees below zero in the north and 0 to five below in the south. Snow flurries and diminishing winds forecast as cold weather persists into Wednesday.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
United States
Talking Recipes Aid Blind Bakers In Minneapolis
General Mills sponsors three 10 inch phonograph records with baking directions for cakes cookies pies and frosting to help blind people. The project complements Braille recipes issued last year with no charge for either service. A spokesman cites low Braille literacy among the blind and notes about 320000 blind persons in the U.S. with about a quarter of them women of home making age.
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Minneapolis
General Mills, Inc
General Mills
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