Dulles to Ask Adlai to Join Alliance Policy Talks
Secretary of State Dulles is expected to ask Adlai Stevenson to participate in shaping an allied political and military program to restore confidence in US leadership. The move aims to unite NATO allies behind plans for nuclear arms, missile bases, and shared nuclear secrets amid France Tunisia tensions and the missile race. Stevenson arrives Sunday for a Monday meeting, with potential attendance at the Paris NATO summit as a Democratic adviser to Eisenhower.
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Dulles
Adlai Stevenson
United States
France
Tunisia
Russia
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North Pacific
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Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
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Britain
Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Colorado to Nebraska
A major winter storm blanketed the Rockies and plains, causing road closures and at least one death. Four inches fell in Colorado and Wyoming, with heavy snow in western Nebraska and snow-packed passes. The Pueblo airport closed to air traffic, and Leonard Edwards, 33, died when crushed in an overturned car. Forecasters predicted continued snow through the weekend and motorists were urged to use chains in high elevations. Fraser reported the coldest readings at 11 below zero as Iowa saw flurries and Omaha recorded two inches of snow.
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Air Force pilots push to reclaim transcontinental speed records
Four RF 101 Voodoo aircraft from the 363RD wing at Shaw AFB S C will race Navy marks by flying Los Angeles to New York and back to Los Angeles within two weeks. The mission refuels midair with KC 135 tankers and uses a 16 mile wide coast to coast strip for six camera observations.
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Thirty Cuban Rebels Killed in Battle Near Sugar Mill
An army communique reported thirty rebels killed in a major clash with Cuban forces near a new sugar mill at the hamlet of Ojo Del Agua in Oriente Province. The fight, described as the largest in six months, involved Fidel Castro's forces.
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Keystone Banker F. J. Hoskins Dies in Crash
F. J. Hoskins 71 year old Keystone banker died after a two car collision on the Van Horne Keystone road Saturday. Hoskins died at a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday evening from multiple injuries. Driver Dick Hubfelt, a Keystone youth, was only slightly injured. Sheriff Ed Thompson reported Hubfelt said Hoskins tried to turn onto a side road and Hoskins car began a left turn leading to the crash two miles west of Van Horne at 4 p.m.
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F. J. Hoskins
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Hubfelt
Thompson
Author John Schindler dies in Monroe crash
Dr. John A. Schindler 52 of Monroe, author of a best seller on mental health, was killed when his car struck a concrete bridge abutment on a return from a patient visit in Twin Grove. A farmer found the wreckage. autopsy to determine if a heart attack preceded the crash.
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Samuel Humbel
Tulsa Plans Night Patrol to Enforce Dog Curfew
Tulsa Finance Commissioner Fay Young proposes a night dog-catching patrol to close a loophole in the city ordinance. Some residents complain owners release dogs after 5 p.m. when poundmen stop chasing them.
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Russia to Build Scientific Town in Siberia
Moscow Radio reports Russia will found a 20 000 inhabitant scientific town near Novosibirsk on the Ob river in northwest Siberia. It will house 10 research institutes a new university and housing for scientists from Moscow Leningrad and other cities led by M A Lavrentyev. Institutes will study atomic energy peaceful uses jet engines automation and other advanced fields.
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Ike and McElroy To Meet Tuesday On Defense Cost
President Eisenhower and Secretary of Defense McElroy will meet in Augusta to decide on the size of a defense spending hike to meet the Soviet space era threat. Wilfred J. McNeil will accompany McElroy from Washington as a fiscal expert. Eisenhower spoke by phone with Dulles about French protests over arms shipments to Tunisia.
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Tunisia
Eight Pound Eight Ounce Boy Born To Steve Allen Family
New York tele vision actress Jayne Meadows wife of Steve Allen gave birth Saturday to an eight pound eight ounce boy their first child The spokesman said all three are doing fine and the infant may be named William or Christopher Allen has three children from a prior marriage
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French embassies guarded as Tunisian arms row worsens
Paris riot concerns rise as police guard the U.S. and British embassies amid tensions over Tunisia arms shipment. NATO talks stall with France demanding gu ar antees to prevent arms reaching Algerian rebels. Delegates seek another conciliation session this week while warning of a possible breach in allied unity before a Paris summit.
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Tunisia
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U.S. Finds Means of Destruction
A sensational discovery of nuclear explosions able to evaporate space vehicles over large areas is reported as the administration appoints a czar over anti missile programs. Defense sources say a team is being formed to oversee a potential multi billion dollar hydrogen tipped anti missile rocket project.
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Cedar Rapids man killed in hunting accident in Benton County
Russell Omar, 32, a Cedar Rapids resident and father of three, was shot behind the left ear by a 410 gauge shotgun discharged when a 10-year-old boy tripped in a cornfield during a pheasant hunt on the Melvin Sturtz farm. He died instantly, and services will be announced.
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Keystone
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Marion Trailers Court
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David Lee
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Ed Thompson
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Anita
Annette
David
Rose Omar
Robert
Oliver Omar
George
Samuel Madson
Avenue NE
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Beatty-Bearle Chapel
Balloon Dome Factory Rise Seen In Abilene
In Abilene Kansas workmen delayed by a mechanical snag rush to build a factory dome by inflating balloons. The aluminum structure rises to 145 feet across at the base with 16 500 square feet of floor space on one level.
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Detroit
Fi-Fo
Cleanup Move Against N Y Rackets Vowed
Washington AP reports a swift New York effort to clean up the rackets plagued garbage hauling in NYC and surrounding areas. The Donnelly act would impose civil and criminal penalties for monopoly and restraint of trade. State officials Lefkowitz Hogan and Barton indicated readiness to act soon after the senate inquiry.
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Swift
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Martin L. Eaton
New York State
Ives
R-N.y
New
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Baron
Kennedy Boom by Bay State Demos
About 6000 Massachusetts Democrats gathered for a $5 supper at Commonwealth Armory to back John F Kennedy for president in 1960. The event, sponsored by the state Democratic committee, grew from a Kennedy tribute to a Kennedy for president springboard led by Senator Kennedy and Rep. John W. McCormack.
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John F. Kennedy
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John W. McCormack
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Pope Pius XII Returns to Vatican After Castel Gandolfo Stay
Pope Pius XII returns to the Vatican after a four month stay at Castel Gandolfo, his summer villa about 17 miles outside Rome. The move marks the pope’s return to his central duties in the Holy See.
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