China Boycotts U N Talks on Cease Fire at Security Council
U N diplomats weighed options after Red China refused to send a representative to the Security Council cease-fire talks. Options included pressing Chou En-lai to participate, debating Formosa without the Communists, or convening a Geneva-like conference outside the U N to address the China problem.
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China
U.N. Security Council
N.Y
U.N
Formosa Strait
Red China
Security Council
Chou En-lai
Geneva
Chou
Peiping
Chiang Shek
U.S
Washington
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Foreign Relations Far Eastern
Nehru
State Traffic Toll Hits 62
Minnesota’s traffic toll rose to 62, up from 54 a year ago, after two more deaths on Thursday night. Hibbing man Joseph V. Bevan, 57, died in a collision with a car driven by Mathias A. Colby, Eveleth, who suffered minor injuries. Carl E. Bergquist, 62, of Minneapolis, died from injuries after being struck Tuesday near Washington and 12th avenues S.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Joseph V. Bevan
Hibbing
Mathias A. Colby
Eveleth
Colby
Carl E. Bergquist
Minneapolis
General Hospital
Washington and
12Th Avenues
Holy Cross College Quarantined Over Hepatitis Cases
Holy Cross College in Worcester Massachusetts was placed under quarantine after four known cases of infectious hepatitis. No students may leave campus as Dr Alexander Witkow ordered the measure announced by Rev Jeremiah Donovan dean of discipline.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Alexander Witkow
Jeremiah Donovan
School District Mergers Ruled Out by School Board
ST. PAUL The Minnesota School Board Assn ended its annual meeting with a majority vote against further state school district mergers. Mrs. Leonard Rollins and Mark McAlpine were elected president and vice president amid opposition to continued consolidation. Delegates rejected legislation on district reorganization and aid limits, approving only a proposal to raise the minimum pupil count in new districts to 100.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota School Board Assn
Leonard Rollins
Weaver
Mark McAlpine
Buffalo
Rollins
McAlpine
Friends of Minnesota
M. L. Cushman
University of Grand Forks
Death Probe Renewed for Eden Valley Recluse
An exhumation is ordered in the case of William Kollmyre, the 74 year old Eden Valley recluse found dead December 20. Officials dispute earlier murder findings and seek a Minnesota pathologist analysis to determine if death was accidental or foul play.
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ST. Paul
William Kollmyre
Eden Valley
Lord
Kollmyre
Meeker County
State Crime Bureau
Eldon L. Hardy
James B. McCartney
University of Minnesota
Leland A. Olson
Meeker
Olson
Donald K. Dille
Rubinstein Murder Baffles New York Police
The search for Serge Rubinstein's killer continued as authorities remained baffled after his body was found January 27. The Russian-born 46 year old financier was trussed gagged and strangled in his New York bedroom.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Freeman Demands U S Reconsider NW Airlines Routes
Gov. Freeman and NWA president Nyrop urged the White House to rethink Eisenhower's move cutting Northwest Airlines routes. They accused the administration of bias against the Midwest and noted a 5000 mile reduction in NWA’s network while Pan American would gain subsidy advantages.
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ST. Paul
Eisenhower
Northwest Airlines
Orville Freeman
State House of Representatives
Freeman
Midwest
Donald W. Nyrop
NWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hawaii
Seattle
Wash
Twin Cities
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Nyrop
Seattle-Honolulu
Pan-American
Minnesota
Department of Agriculture
Pan-American Airlines
Republican
Joan Hartle
Owatonna
Gov
Rumors of Chiang Kai shek considering evacuation of Tachens
Reported in Formosa that Chiang Kai shek weighs U S request to pull Nationalist troops from the Tachens 200 miles north of Formosa. U S 7th Fleet readiness and Quemoy Matsu guarantees complicate the decision amid Red China cease-fire talks tension.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Chiang Kaishek
U.S
Tachen Islands
Chiang
Karl L. Rankin
Red China
East China Sea
Yikiangshan Island
Nantien Island
Yikiangshan
Keelung
Tachen
U. S
7Th Fleet
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Chou En-lai
U. N
New Zealand
Formosa Strait
Snow Grips Wide State with Snowfall Expected Through Weekend
Snow began in Austin with more snow forecast by Saturday as heavy warnings extend across the state. Southeasterly winds of about 20 mph will cause drifting and hazardous travel on highways while temperatures dip to around 20 tonight and rise to 25 to 30 by Saturday.
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Austin
Pfc. Tenneson Sends Yule Gifts Home From China
In Alden Minnesota a Christmas parcel from Pfc. Richard Tenneson a Korean War veteran working in a Chinese paper mill north of Peiping arrives for Eben Howe and family. The box insured for 120000 yen includes a brass bowpipe a bamboo comb a hand painted fan and Chinese handkerchiefs. Relatives await a translator to read the Chinese characters on the box. The sender promises to forward gifts to other relatives when possible.
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Alden
Minn
Pfc
Richard Tenneson
Peiping
Eben Howe
Portia Howe
China
Howe
Eben
Jan
General Red Cross Society
People’s Republic of China
Government to appeal Lattimore perjury dismissal
The government announced it will appeal Judge Luther Youngdahl’s dismissal of a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore. U.S. Attorney Leo Rover said five 1952 charges remain. Trial was postponed to allow the appeals court ruling.
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Washington
Luther W. Youngdahl
Owen Lattimore
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist. Atty
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
Senate
Youngdahl
Rover
Bolitha J. Laws
U.S. District Court
Mendes France faces rout as confidence vote looms
Paris reports that Prime Minister Mendes France nears a collapse of his seven month old government as the National Assembly prepares a post midnight confidence vote on North African policy. Defections within his Radical Socialist party and ministerial doubts heighten the likelihood of his ouster.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes- France
National Assembly
Mendes - France
Radical
Socialist
Minnesota lawmakers file tax relief bills for manufacturers
Two proposed measures seek to lower personal property tax on tools machinery and inventories and broaden manufacturing to include meat and food processing. Senate sponsors are Anderson Schultz Franz. House sponsors Parks and Popovich. The bills aim to lure businesses though they warn of future revenue loss for cities.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Tax Study Commission
State Department of Business Development
Gov
Freeman
Senate
E. L. Anderson
Harold Schultz
W. J. Franz
Mountain Lake
Clifton Parks
Peter Popovich
Anderson
Eagles Not Nesting on Cathedral Rock, Colorado Springs
Air Force officials debunk a story of eagles nesting on Cathedral Rock near the Air Force Academy site. Reporters found no nests atop the rock, though a rock formation at the east end can resemble a bird when viewed from some angles.
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Colorado Springs
Color
Air Force
Cathedral Rock
Air
Talbott
Air Force Academy
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