Dulles Seeks Unity Among Allies Over Suez Fallout
Paris December 9 secretary of state John Foster Dulles arrived to mend Atlantic alliance tensions after the Suez crisis while signaling the United States may provide less financial aid than Europe expects. He planned talks with French foreign minister Christian Pineau and with British foreign secretary Selwyn Lloyd amid NATO and Western European Union discussions.
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Soviet Union and Japan Ratify War End Pact
The Presidium of the Soviet Supreme Soviet ratified both the joint Soviet Japanese declaration ending the state of war and the trade agreement signed October 19. The Japanese Parliament and Emperor Hirohito have approved, with exchange of ratifications to occur in a Tokyo ceremony Wednesday.
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Teenager Involved In High Speed Police Car Chase
A 15 year old from Maybeury drove a 1991 Pontiac at 90 to 100 mph through East Bluefield toward Bluefield Princeton road. He ran a red light, failed to stop for officers, and lost control hitting an underpass. He and a juvenile passenger were in the car. the driver was jailed on multiple charges.
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Red Premier Says Eager for Talks With Washington
Chou En-lai indicated the United States must move to secure release of 10 Americans still held in China. He noted Peiping seeks improved ties, stated 34 of 44 freed since Geneva talks, and that the remaining detainees are held under Chinese law with possible family visits if the U.S. allows. He claimed the U.S. has not released any Chinese in custody and has not provided a full list.
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Senators Call for Broad Senate Inquiry Into US Foreign Policy
Senator Humphrey and other Democrats urge a full scale investigation of Eisenhower era foreign policy focusing on the Middle East Hungary and relations with NATO allies. They anticipate review after Dulles reports to Congress on the Paris NATO meeting and urge scrutiny of Voice of America broadcasts and claims of US aid for Hungarian rebels.
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Duke Offers Grounds for Nudists Amid Hungarian Martial Law
In Vienna, Hungary's government under Janos Kadar declared martial law and dissolved major workers councils after a Budapest general strike. Meanwhile, Britain's Duke of Bedford offered Woburn Abbey grounds to host the 1958 World Congress of Nudists, with promises of free admission and ample space, as authorities cut news from Budapest for over 12 hours.
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Air Force Gets Fastest Transport Hercules C130
ARDMORE Okla Dec 9 The Air Force received its first propeller and jet transport the Lockheed C130 Hercules. It can exceed 400 miles per hour and marks the fastest transport to enter service with the Air Force.
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Ten Million Veterans Used College Program
Veterans enrollments under four federal training programs have totaled over 10 million since March 1943. The ten millionth trainee is likely a Korean War era veteran. World War II programs remain largely phased out but served more than 8.3 million veterans.
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Cuban delegate urges suspension of Soviet at UN over Hungary
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo said Russia should be suspended or expelled from the United Nations if it continues to disregard Hungary resolutions. He plans a resolution to have the General Assembly condemn the USSR for depriving Hungary of independence while noting weaker outcomes. Fifteen nations backed a separate resolution criticizing Budapest. The debate was scheduled for tomorrow with Nunez-Portuondo withholding his own stronger text for now.
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Prisoner escape via oil smeared bodies through narrow hole
Four inmates escaped Cumberland County jail using oil to glide through an 8 by 12 inch ceiling hole. They cut the metal with a hacksaw smuggled inside and slid to a ventilator. Three were still at large, including Bridgeton defendant Clearthour Rainey and Philadelphia suspects. One, Leroy Norton, was recaptured.
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Carmel, N.J
Joseph Little
Philadelphia
Alonzo Walker Sr
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Clinton Minister Condemns Mob Action Amid Turmoil
Clinton Tennessee December 9 The Rev Paul Turner white minister says there is no color line around the cross of Jesus and condemns mob action that led to 16 arrests by federal authorities. He states the community supports neither segregation nor integration but opposes disintegration of our body politic.
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Eisenhower sharply denounces Soviet terror in Hungary
President Eisenhower denounced Soviet terrorism in Hungary in a statement issued from his Augusta vacation base. He condemned brutal acts that outraged free peoples and repudiated the U N human rights declaration, urging renewed resolve on Human Rights Day and praising Hungarian courage and sacrifice.
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Seventy Algerian Rebels Killed in Violent Fight
Near a mountainous village in Algeria fighting over two days left seventy rebels dead. The French claimed capture of 156 rebels and seized weapons including 18 rifles and 10 000 cartridges. French forces mostly Foreign Legionnaires reported losses as well.
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