Atomic stalemate stance gains traction in U S policy circles
Washington reports that top policymakers view the United States and Soviet Union approaching an atomic stalemate. Experts see potential stabilization of great power ties and a diplomatic standoff that could freeze current relations. Officials note Russia’s restraint on Germany and cautious openness in the Far East, with confidence in limited near term war risk.
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High Taxes and Atomic Threat Drive Defense Debate
Senator Jackson D Washington said Americans will pay higher taxes to boost national defense. Representative Cole indicated a need to raise the defense budget by about 10 to 25 billion plus overall, amid Russia's hydrogen bomb progress as Mobilization Director Flemming gave a strong official appraisal to the President.
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Northern Iowa Weather Sees Frost and Dry Outlook
A cold dry forecast hits northeast Iowa with frost reported in Elkader and no rainfall expected. Officials warn of unusually low temperatures while referencing a security speech on gun fire prevention and a hydrogen bomb discussion.
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Iowa
Russia
Elkader
U.S
Symington
Britain Acts To Head Off Guiana Reds
British forces moved toward British Guiana after reports that Janet Jagan and the Communist group aimed to seize control. The Superb cruiser's voyage with troops followed sporadic violence in the colony as Jamaica and nearby territories prepared for potential action.
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Seek Cause In Shooting At Wyoming
Jones county authorities continued Monday to seek an answer after a father shot his 2 year old son in the head. Gregory Ler Burkey was shot Sunday morning in the kitchen at his Wyoming home and is in University hospital at Town City. Archie Burkey, the father and Wyoming night marshal, allegedly attempted suicide.
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Archie Burkey
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New Yorkers Capture 5th Title in Row
The New York Yankees won their fifth straight world title 4-3 over the Dodgers. Miller reports Martin delivered the decisive run in the ninth after Furillo homered for the Dodgers earlier in the inning.
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Artificial Heart Less Costly Now
A $190 mechanical heart pump was described to the American College of Surgeons. The unit pumps 10 percent of blood flow and may keep patients alive long enough for surgical repair. Doctors Cohen and Lillehei reported on this Minnesota study with canine trials suggesting potential human use.
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Russians Sentence Paulus for Failing to Convert Prisoners
Berlin report says Friedrich Paulus, former commander at Stalingrad, was sentenced by a Soviet prisoner welfare group to 25 years hard labor for failing to convert German war prisoners to communism.
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Free Czechoslovak miners tell of their plight
Vienna dispatch relays accounts from escaped miners describing miserable housing scarce food and brutal “volunteer” labor in Ostrava pits. They report 48 hour weeks with monthly extra shifts and forced field work during harvest, plus hours of Communist lectures and exhausting leisure time.
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Iron Curtain
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Dog, Motorist's Hunch Save Boy in Water Rescue
In Midland Texas James Edwards two was saved after a dog stared into a deep ditch filled with muddy water. A passing motorist named Young stopped his car stripped to rescue the unconscious child using artificial respiration. He and H A Daugherty revived the boy and he survived the hospital trip.
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Texas
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H. A. Daugherty
Turks Win U.N. Security Council Seat Over Poland
United Nations vote ends on the eighth ballot with Turkey receiving 40 votes to Poland's 19. The U S backed Turkish candidacy beat Russian-supported Poland for one of the five council seats. Brazil and New Zealand won the other two seats on the first ballot.
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Hurricane fades far at sea with 45 mile per hour squalls
Miami reports the seventh hurricane of the year has weakened far from land and shipping lanes. The system dwindled to 45 mph squalls as of Monday per the weather bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Warren becomes 14th chief justice of United States
Earl Warren is sworn in as the 14th chief justice with President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower present. Warren vows to deliver justice impartially to rich and poor as the court convenes for the first time since Chief Justice Vinson’s death.
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Pravda Rebukes Izvestia Over Collective Farm Coverage
The Soviet Communist organ Pravda censures Izvestia for not printing "a single good word" about one of Russia's leading collective farms.
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