Arabs Seek Israel Ouster From United Nations
Arab members of the United Nations pressed for Israel's expulsion after a deadly raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria called for sanctions while Israel defended the attack, and the Security Council delayed action pending a Burns report.
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NATO to Bolster Defenses Against Threat From East
The NATO Council in Paris outlined plans for stronger defense to face a growing eastern threat. It emphasized modern weapons, air defense in Europe, and warned of Soviet moves after Geneva and at the Middle East and Asia fronts. The 15-nation body pledged peaceful rolls to German reunification under the West German state.
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Asia
Free World
NATO shifts focus from defense to economic and cultural fronts
Western allies press a broader strategy as Canada’s Lester Pearson cites a need to move beyond fear. Dulles backs a push toward European union and a nuclear energy pool for peaceful industry as part of broader economic integration. Talks open with Jean Monnet amid plans for a common market.
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Canada
Lester B. Pearson
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State Dulles
Local Girl Wins National Coloring Contest Prize
Edna Elam of Austin is named one of four national winners in NEA Service Inc. sponsored Little Peoples Coloring Contest. She will receive a record player, to be awarded at the Austin Daily Herald office. Ella Frank also earns a Beginners Luck oil painting set. The grand prize went to Andrew Malolepsy of Montreal who visits New York and Perry Como tonight.
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Austin Daily Herald
NEA Service Inc
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Carl Elam
Austin Rt. 5
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Austin
Ella
NEA Service
Andrew Malolepsy
Montreal
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New York City
Perry Como
Humphrey renews challenge to Stassen on farm issue
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota renews his call to debate Harold Stassen over agriculture amid Stassen’s telecast offer to debate after Adlai Stevenson’s nod. Humphrey says he will accommodate him if he is determined to discuss farming despite other candidates.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Stassen
Stevenson
Tenneson Is Excused From Chores Today
ALDEN Minn A family routine returns as 22 year old ex soldier Richard Tenneson is excused from chores by his mother Mrs Portia Howe after a long absence at home since returning from Red China. He plans to attend church with his family on Sunday following a quiet homecoming and a shared late night talk.
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Richard Tenneson
Portia Howe
Tenneson
China
Korea
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Eben Howe Sr
Slip of Tongue Puts Nixon With Blitzen
A Whittier College student teacher told children at Broad Oaks nursery school the line Come Donder, come Blitzen, come Prancer, come Nixon in a holiday reading. The misstatement drew no reaction from the audience as Nixon is a Democrat.
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U N lottery plan stalls Security Council seat decision
The U N General Assembly failed to elect a nonpermanent Security Council member after 35 ballots and a Yugoslavia Philippines lottery plan was proposed. Chilean President Maza drew Yugoslavia in a blindfold box, provoking protests from several delegations. The vote remained deadlocked and the session adjourned with plans to resume Monday morning.
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Russia
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Leo Mates
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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Vasily V. Kuznet
British Soldier Killed in Cyprus Terrorist Attack
An official report says a British soldier was killed last night in a terrorist attack on an isolated police station at Yialousa on Cyprus northeast tip. Rebels cut telephone lines and opened fire with rifles and grenades. A British soldier and a young Cypriot girl were wounded by a bomb in Limassol.
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Yialousa
Limassol
Eisenhower to undergo checkup by Dr. Paul Dudley White
President Eisenhower plans a personal health examination by Dr. Paul Dudley White in Gettysburg. The Boston heart specialist will assess cardiac reserve after five weeks since the Denver attack as Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder and Col. Thomas Mattingly join today's consult. White cautioned about balancing activity and rest to avoid slowed recovery before any second term decision.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White
Boston
Denver
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed Hospital
Col
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For Love and Money Want Ad Laughs in Coldwater
A newspaper joke from Coldwater Michigan shows a weekly ad in the want ad section. The line says an attractive gal paid Friday and broke Tuesday seeks a man paid Tuesday and broke Friday.
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Coldwater, Mich
Coldwater Advertiser
500 Reported Arrested in Argentine Plot
Unofficial sources say the provisional government of Gen. Pedro Aramburu arrested about 500 suspects in a widespread plot aimed at embarrassing the regime. Raids began Friday and continued, with alleged plans for sabotage strikes and fires.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
Foreign aid request grows to five billion dollars
Administration officials draft a roughly 5 billion dollar foreign aid request for next year, about 2.2 billion more than last session. The plan would devote about 3 billion to military aid and 1.9 billion to economic aid, aiming to counter Soviet pressure and reverse a spending decline. If approved, it would come before President Eisenhower’s January 17 budget message to Congress.
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Russia
State Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Eisenhower
Sharp Earthquakes Hit Imperial Valley No Injuries Reported
A series of quakes struck the Imperial Valley, damaging plaster and windows in Brawley while prompting evacuations and street closures. No injuries or fires were reported, with the strongest shock around 10:15 pm and up to 18 tremors noted. Officials suspected the epicenter near Lower California.
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Brawley
Here
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California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Fred Robinson
San Diego
California
Marshaller Powell Accepts Hogs as Trade-Ins in Marshall
Marshall businessman Merlyn Powell offers hogs at $15 per hundredweight in exchange for freezers refrigerators and tires. Hog values currently hover at $9 to $12 per hundredweight in South St. Paul markets.
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Merlyn Powell
Marshall
South St. Paul
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