Eisenhower and MacArthur Hold Korea Peace Talks
President elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur met for about three hours in New York to discuss Korea peace and a broader world peace. Eisenhower said they would meet again, praising an old friendship and noting their talks focused on peace in Korea and the world situation.
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Wrong Man Held in Jail for a Week in Cedar Rapids
A 19 year old, Marshall D. Amos of Cedar Rapids, was jailed for a week after detectives mistook him for Donald A. Schminke. Errors began December 11 when Amos was charged with driving with a suspended license. Schminke, later identified as the real offender, had driven a faulty brakes car on December 14.
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Tehran extends martial law two more months
Premier Mosadegh's cabinet extends martial law in Tehran and its suburbs for two months beyond the Saturday expiry. Tehran has remained under martial law since the oil crisis began, with only a brief exception last March.
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Justice Dept. Attorney Ban on Outside Practice Issued
Attorney General McGranery issued an order prohibiting Justice Department attorneys and other staff from private law practice or outside business activities without department permission. The directive aims to curb conflicts of interest and ensure full-time dedication to government duties.
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NATO approves 1953 defense outlay for airports and long term projects
NATO nations agree to spend 239.6 million in 1953 on airports and other defenses against Soviet aggression. The sum, about half of Ridgway’s minimum, was approved after four days of debate by the NATO Council. Field Marshal Alexander announced Meoutenbatten will lead Mediterranean naval and air forces in wartime coordinating US Sixth Fleet with other units.
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Decorah Kilties Chosen To Play At Eisenhower Inauguration
The Decorah Kilties drum and bugle corps with 40 youths aged 6 to 14 accept an invitation to perform at President-elect Eisenhower's inauguration in Washington on January 20. They will travel from Calmar January 17 or 18, led by Director Jim Heddons and corps commander Dr. Donald J. Williams.
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Exhausted Company Ends Month on Dangerous Hill
In Korea George company completed a month on a snow covered outpost hill. The exhausted dirty troops prepared to be relieved amid cold temperatures and constant night artillery threats. They sought showers and thawing stoves while awaiting relief and rest.
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Shirley Temple's Daughter Withdrew From School Over Photo Fees
Shirley Temple Black pulled her four year old daughter Linda Susan from Honeywell School after learning a newspaper story claimed Susan’s Cinderella role was a stage debut and a fundraising show. The head of the school denied any attempt to commercialize the child, noting photos were allowed but no special attention given.
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Spellman Heads to Korea for Christmas with Troops
New York AP reports Francis Cardinal Spellman flew Thursday to join American troops in Korea for Christmas Day observances.
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Will Trust Dispute Reaches Iowa Supreme Court
Waterloo physician Dr. W. B. Small left a 70 000 religious trust in his will to be used by those who believe in Christian principles. The trust was ruled invalid by District Judge Shannon Charlton and challenged by the trustees. Heirs contend the provision is indefinite and breaches church state separation. Arguments addressed discretion and definable standards for trustees and the role of religious belief in the fund.
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New U.S. Envoy Heads for Prague
George Wadsworth, 59, sails for Prague to take over as American ambassador to Czechoslovakia, succeeding Ellis Briggs as chief of the U. S. diplomatic mission. He departs by train Thursday for his post.
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Investigators Critique Diamond At House Hearing
Tobias E. Diamond former U.S. attorney for Northern Iowa faced a hostile house subcommittee. He admitted pursuing private cases while in government service and denied threatening egg shippers in a dispute with Miami firms. The panel, calling his conduct intolerable, noted a 48-lawyer petition praising his integrity.
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Marathon Twins Separated in Historic 12 Hour Operation
In Chicago doctors separated 15 month old Siamese twins joined at the skull in a marathon surgery. Rodney Dee Brodie gained consciousness after the 12 hour 46 minute operation while Roger Lee remained critical. Surgeons led by Dr. Eric Oldberg faced a grim choice giving Rodney the better survival odds.
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Justice Mantz Quits Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice H J Mantz of emer resigned Thursday to Gov Beardsley citing health reasons. A Republican veteran with 10 years on the bench he previously led Audubon as mayor and county attorney and served in Iowa's House and Senate. his successor will be appointed effective December 31.
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Roy Streeper Killed in Stairway Fall at Archer Tavern
Special to The Gazette Anamosa Roy Streeper about 60 was killed Wednesday when he fell down an outside basement stairway at a tavern in Archer Jones County sheriff's office said. Streeper suffered a broken neck. The body was taken to the Monticello funeral home.
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Students Protest Firing Professor At Rutgers Pharmacy
Rutgers University pharmacy students protested the threatened dismissal of Professors Simeon W. Heimlich and Moses J. Finlay for alleged Communist affiliation. More than 250 students skipped class to rally in Newark and then marched to New Brunswick while carrying signs urging academic freedom. The university board of trustees voted to fire the professors if they do not meet the senate internal security subcommittee by December 31.
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