Nehru Says He Gave Reds Side to Eisenhower Talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said he conveyed Red China’s Chou En-lai viewpoint to President Eisenhower during talks in Washington. He suggested U.S. policy is not as rigid as believed and called for confidence building toward disarmament with Russia. Nehru noted post Stalin changes and discussed Suez navigation and possible World Court action on Egypt and Israel. He travels to New York Ottawa and London on his return.
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Washington
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Eisenhower
United States
China
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
India
Communist
Red China
Asia
Suez Canal
World Court
the Hague
Egypt
Nasser
New York
Ottawa
London
Temperatures Rise Across Minnesota After Record Cold
Pleasant weather is forecast with highs up to 50 in the southwest while Minnesota recalls a frigid December, as a record 21 below in the Twin Cities last year contrasts with a predicted 45 today. Lows range 15 to 23 across regions with Bemidji 20 and International Falls 24.
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Minnesota
Twin Cities
Bemidji
Rochester
Duluth
International Falls
St. Cloud
Redwood Falls
Alexandria
Minneapolis Man Dies After Being Struck by Car
William Mahoney was fatally injured Tuesday night after a car struck him near his south Minneapolis home. The driver Wayne R. Higgins, 18, of Minneapolis, was tagged for failing to yield to a pedestrian. Mahoney’s death increased the state traffic toll to 609, up 38 from a year ago.
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Minneapolis
William Mahoney
Wayne R. Higgins
Mahoney
Light earthquake rattles Redding for a few seconds
A brief tremor was felt in Redding around 9 13 last night with no damage reported. No injuries or structural effects were noted and authorities said there are no continuing risks.
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Redding
Calif
Four men arrested in theft of Gulf Oil top secret maps
FBI nabbed four men in New York in a case linking stolen Gulf Oil top secret oil exploration maps to a gambling debt scheme with New York racketeers. Seagraves and Lester among those seized. maps valued at millions.
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New York
FBI
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Co
U. S. Tackless Corp
Bronx
Odie Richard Seagraves
Texas
Seagraves
Emanuel Lester
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
John Marvin Lemvia
Orange
Tex
Edward Lieberman
Tackless
Lester
Archie D. Gray
Gulf
Southwest
Canada
Near East
Gray
U. S
Malcolm Anderson
Anderson
Pari Mutuel Betting Urged in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS The Governor’s Tourist Advisory Commission will urge the 1957 Legislature to allow pari mutuel betting on horse racing in Minnesota. The report says betting would boost employment business and tourism, though Gov. Freeman opposes legalized gambling. John S. Noble Sr. urges lawmakers consider the idea.
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Minneapolis
Governor’s Tourist Advisory Commission
Minnesota
Gull Lake
Gov. Freeman
John S. Noble Sr
Hormel Co. Chairman Cites Strong Financial Status
H. H. Corey, chairman of the board, notes the Hormel company’s good finances ahead of the annual stockholders meeting. He remarks the treasurer’s report is satisfactory and needs little further comment. The address precedes Tuesday night proceedings.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Co
H. H. Corey
Corey
Hormel Co
Gray
Hormel Company
Austin
Ryan
W. Ryan
R. S. Banfield
Park Dougherty
R. D. Gower
R. F. Gray
T. H. Hocker
A. E. Larkin
Clarence A. Nockleby
J. L. Olson
George W. Ryan
Fayette Sherman
M. B. Thompson
Dougherty
Hooker
Chamber of Commerce
Overhaul of State Traffic Laws Urged in Minnesota
A Minnesota Safety Council committee urged 54 traffic law changes to Gov Freeman including renewing licenses every two years to boost revenue and lower address-change costs. Freeman planned to present a unified highway and safety program to the 1957 Legislature, with a January 21 council meeting in St Paul to publicize it. The recommendations also called for more uniformed patrols, a training center, an interim commission to codify vehicle laws, a new title law, and special permits for teen drivers in training.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Freeman
Minnesota Safety Council
State Safety Council
Safety Council Committee
Uniformed Highway Patrol
Twin Cities
Christmas in Seoul student visits Austin from Korea
Yil Nam Kang, 22, arrives in Austin after study in Henderson Tennessee as the third feature in a series on exchange students spending Christmas in their native lands. He lived with the Whalens while taking preparatory courses before pursuing chemical engineering at the University of Minnesota. He plans to return to Seoul to teach or work in private industry. his family remains behind as his father died in the Korean War.
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Austin
Seoul
Korea
Yil Nam Kang
Tennessee
Yil
Henderson
Tenn
George A. Whalen
University of Minnesota
Yik Nam Kang
Austin Junior College
Hammarskjold Likely Rejects British French Suez Salvage Help
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold is expected to refuse a plan to employ British and French salvage crews to clear the Suez Canal. He has built a neutral U.N. salvage fleet with 10 ships ready to act and 600 staff, drawn from Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and Belgium, and 11 more ships due later this month. Egypt opposes foreign crews, while a compromise proposal to use some British-French salvage and 200 men was sent to Hammarskjold for approval.
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U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. N
Hammarskjold
Denmark
Netherlands
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Canal
E. L. M. Burns
U. S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Baby Abandoned in Church Doing Well
A nine day old girl found abandoned in a church confessional box at the Basilica of St Marys in Minneapolis is doing well in General Hospital. The infant was wrapped in blankets with a note from the mother stating it was her secret confession. Doctors report normal temperature and good feeding. officials expect adoption unless the mother claims the child.
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Minneapolis
General Hospital
Basilica of St. Mary’s
County Welfare Board
Nixon Arrives in Austria for Refugee Mission
Vice President Richard Nixon lands in Vienna for a three day study of Hungary’s refugee crisis. He greets 72 Hungarian refugees bound for Camp Kilmer and says the United States will expand relief as Austria faces economic strain from the flood of evacuees. He aims to gauge financial needs and possible U.S. intake.
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Vienna
Richard M. Nixon
Adolf Schaerf
Nixon
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Free World
United States
Austria
Million Dollar Tiger Tops Christmas Gift List
New York shoppers face options from Neiman Marcus Dallas a one million dollar stuffed tiger adorned with jewels. B Altman NY offers a rare falconry book at 695 dollars. Magnins San Francisco sells solid gold lip sticks at 400 each. Jack Wood Atlanta lists a 100 dollar shoe shine kit. Carson Pirie Scott Chicago features mink trimmed aprons.
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New York
Neiman Marcus
Dallas
B. Altman & Co
Magnin’s
San Francisco
Jack Wood Ltd
Atlanta
Carson, Pirie, Scott
Chicago
Mama
Cancer Victim Loses Race to Christmas
In Asheville North Carolina Mrs Boche Parks a 33 year old mother of four and cancer patient died in her hospital room after an ambulance trip to shop for her children at a downtown store she hoped to reach before Christmas. Doctors warned she might not survive the holidays. A worn prayerbook lay beside her bed and a nun called her death peaceful.
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Asheville
N.C
Boche Parks
Air Force ready to retaliate and test strike force
Air Force chief Gen. Nathan F. Twining told Air Force Academy cadets that the force can strike in minimal time. He cited more than 1,000 B47 bombers flying 8,000 miles in two weeks and eight B52s circling the continent in 24 hours plus with up to 17,000 miles.
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Denver
U. S
Air Force Academy
Nathan F. Twining
Naion
Strategic Air Force
Twining
Wright Brothers
Twinng
Strategic Air Command
North American
North Pole
Air Force
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Simm Cehookback
Hhapnida
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Main
Ed Hormel
Spain
Ireland
Dag
United Nations
N.Y
Britain
France
Leopold Figl
Dhe
P.machona
Sil Dais
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