Reds Leave Pledges of Indian Ties
In a four nation tour wrap up Bulganin and Khrushchev left India with pledges of closer political economic and cultural cooperation. They proposed a Far East summit including the US Britain France Russia and India. They planned to meet in Tashkent amid a Kabul snowstorm.
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Reds
NEW Desht
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Russia
Asia
International
Khrushchev
Britain
Frattee
Red China
Food Cost Index Holds at 1950 Level in New Report
The Dun and Bradstreet food cost index stands at 5.94 dollars, matching June 20 1950 levels when the Korean War began. Last week the index was 5.99 and a year ago 6.74, indicating little change in wholesale food prices.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Bun and Bradstreet
Eisenhower Takes Easy Week at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower follows orders for rest at Gettysburg after two days of budget and State of the Union talks in Washington. He plans no office calls and will telecast from Gettysburg on Sunday to light the White House Christmas tree. Mrs. Eisenhower rides back by car due to heart ailment.
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Merriman Smith
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul "Dudley White
Boston
White House
James C. Hagerty
Gms
Borindis
Cannon
Dma
Tof Heath
Ancient human relatives found near Rome 200000 years ago
Italian scientists report discovery near Torre in Pietra 120 feet below sea level of 22 stem ax-heads and fossil skeletons of prehistoric elephants and histenns dating to about 200,000 years ago. Count Francesco Pelitti leads the Italian Institute of Human Paleontology in announcing the find.
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Rome
Francesco Peliiti
Italian Institute of Human Paleontology
Torre
Pietra
Gaitskell Chosen Labour Leader In Narrow Victory
London report says Hugh Gaitskell, 49, won the Labour leadership by 157 votes in a ballot of MPs. Bevin and Morrison trailed with 76 and 40 votes. Gaitskell succeeds former PM Attlee who retired seven days ago, opening the path to potential premiership if Labour regains power.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Yembhoers
Gaitskells
Aneurin Bevin
Herbert Morrison
Gaiskell
Clement Attlee
Gaitskell
One Exchequer
Welfare official urges broader private health coverage
Welfare secretary Folsom urged the life insurance industry to extend private health and pension coverage to reduce reliance on government programs. He argued voluntary health insurance is practical and could cover more than 20 percent of medical costs, noting two of three Americans have some coverage but most remain exposed to high costs. He suggested reinsurance or risk pooling to speed voluntary protection, but gave no firm plan or timeline.
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CORE
Folsom Wedvents
Pension
Folsom
Life Insurance Asociation of
America
Congress
Nichols Named New Institute Psychologist Chief
John Nichols of Rusk Texas will be the new director of psychology at the Mental Institute here taking over January 5. He will direct the child program and serve as clinical psychologist for about 1 200 patients while a separate superintendent the governor’s board previously ousted remains with reduced duties. Two West Union men were arrested in Minneapolis for police about mink pelts theft and the case is tied to the institute.
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John Nichols
Rusk
Texas
Board of Control
Pilret
Tnstead
Nichols
West Union
Minneapolis
Marguerite Fayette County
Kyer
Donald Kyer
Institute
Lester Lohr
Robert Lappening
Applis
Gram. Nichols
Four Crash To Freedom From Hungary In Armored Car Escape
Four Ruhgaradts reported from Vienna escaped Hungary by driving a reinforced armored truck through border defenses. They fled to Free Austria after crossing a mine and fence, evading border guards who opened fire. the group reportedly swam the Tinka river to reach safety.
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Vienna
Aurion Po Mog
Econ
Tron Curtain
Free Austria
Ley Tinka
Austria
Freedom
Lausche Says He Will Allow His Name as Favorite Son Candidate
Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio stated he would permit his name to be used as the favorite son candidate for the Democratic national convention in August. In a letter to Fulton County Democratic chair Rudey Stapleton he said delegates pledged to Lausche would initially support him as the favorite son.
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Columbus
Chie
Frank J. Ladlecha
Ohi
Rudey E. Stapleton
Fulton County
Democratic Committee
Sereston
Lausehe
Ohio
Lausche Hag
Eisenhower Calls for Peaceful World on Bill of Rights Day
President Eisenhower urged Americans to renew devotion to the Bill of Rights and defend freedoms. He proclaimed Thursday as Bill of Rights Day, saying the rights are the most precious liberties and essential to happiness and security.
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Gettysburg
Ins
Eisenhower
Ticketed Parkers Gleeful Over Judgment of Solomon
In New York Magistrate Charley Salomon ruled that parking tickets need not be paid unless the officer can positively identify the parker or owner. He further decreed motorists with tickets need not confirm who parked or even own the car. The decision surprised officials who rely on fines for revenue while eight motorists appeared in vehicle accident court.
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New York
Solomon
Charley Salomon
Lawmakers Doubt 1956 Tax Relief Prospects
In Washington the House leaders and some senators question the likelihood of a tax cut next year. Speaker Rayburn and Rep. Martin and Cannon voiced doubts, while Byrd Bridges urged a balanced budget first. Eisenhower defense spending plans could complicate tax relief.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Rayburn
Dtexas
Martin
R-Mass
Cannon
Dma
Byrd
Bridges
R-N.h
Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
George
D-Ga
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Colder Weather Moves Through Iowa Drains Temps
A sharp cold front moved into Iowa on Wednesday with 25 to 35 mph winds and subzero readings in the north. Temperatures were forecast to drop to zero to five below in the north and five to 12 above in the south, with gusts up to 46 mph reported in Cedar Rapids after a low of 14 and a high of 37 the previous day.
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Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Missouri
Council Bluffs
Ollumwa
Burlngton
Friasta
Cedar Rapids
Dingell Wins Michigan House Seat
Detroit AP reports Democrat John Dingell Jr. defeated Republican Thomas Brennan on Tuesday to succeed his late father as representative of Michigan's 15th district in a heavily Democratic area.
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Dingell
Detroit
John Dingell
Thomas Brennan
Michigan
15Th
Government approves shipments of surplus grains abroad
The United States government will send thousands of tons of surplus wheat corn meal and other foods to relief agencies to aid the needy overseas. Distribution will be funded by private contributions though food is provided free. Religious leaders welcomed the plan saying it answers prayers while agencies estimate private gifts can leverage large food deliveries.
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Washington
Agriculture
Henson
Reagan
Agriculture Department
Congress
Sonce
Bunson
Sohalov
China
Mongolia
Pierson Diven
Munro
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Russia Calls Emergency UN Meeting on Admissions
Russia urged an emergency United Nations Security Council session to break the deadlock over admitting member states. Arkady Sobolev led the Soviet push as vetoes blocked entry of Free World nations including Italy Japan and Australia. U S Ambassador Lodge blamed Moscow for the collapse of long diplomatic efforts.
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United Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
U.N
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
Security Council
Lodge
Krishna Menon
Russia
United Nations, N
INS
U.N. Security Council
Arkady A. Soboley
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
China
Mans ‘Golin
Italy
Japan
Ausatia
U. S
Mooney Cabot Lodge
Ruasta
Sabolev
Kunaia
Natlohatint
F. Tsiang
Mongolia
Agriculture dept to cover packaging and charges for shipments
The agriculture department will pay for packaging transportation to shipside handling and other charges. The International Cooperation Administration will fund ocean transportation from a pot of 9 509 000 dollars allocated for that purpose.
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Agriculture Department
The
International Cooperation Administration
UN Security Council veto tally blocks new nation entries
Report recounts a string of Soviet vetoes stalling UN membership bids at the Security Council. Nations seeking entry included South Korea, Viet Nam, and Albania, with Outer Mongolia vetoed by Russia amid abstentions from the U.S. and others. White defends U.S. no satellites stance and calls out Russia's blocking pattern.
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Soviet Union
South Korea
Viet Nam
China
Washington
USS
Fussin
Security Council
U.N
White
Russia
France
U. 5
Outer Mongolia
Munro
Red Satellite
Albania
Balkan
U.S
Belgium
Eisenhower Calls Harriman Park Avenue Truman
President Eisenhower reportedly described New York financier W. Averell Harriman as a "Park Avenue Truman" during a White House meeting with congressional moderates. A source said the term was jokingly applied to the wealthy Democrat.
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Eisenhower
Cov. Harriman
New York
Park Avenue
Truman
G.O.F
White House
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