Dulles Stresses Strengthen West Alliances for Massive Deterrence
Secretary of State Dulles urged Western nations to reinforce alliances and maintain selective retaliatory power to deter Soviet aggression. He spoke at an Illinois Manufacturers Association dinner, reaffirming that massive retaliation and collective security remain the foundation for peace and a real threat to full-scale Soviet attack.
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Offense Titles For Oklahoma
Oklahoma Sooners claimed national supremacy by finishing undefeated in 10 games and topping major college teams in total offense and scoring. They averaged 410.7 yards and 36.5 points per game and were voted No. 1 in the final AP poll, winning the McDonnell trophy. Georgia Tech edged them for the least points allowed title by eight points.
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Erie and Vicinity Leaders Spend Wednesday in Kansas City
Mayor and Mrs Cleo T I Dalton and Mrs Ralph Wilson spent Wednesday in Kansas City for business and Christmas shopping. Mrs A F Redmond will present a student recital tonight at the Cleo Wheeles home with hostesses Larry Wheeles Joyce White Carroll White and Loretta Green. The Federated church Guild held a Christmas meeting with songs readings and music attended by over 50. Refreshments were by Mrs G C Freeley Mrs Clark Fleming J E Wright and Mrs Harold Heaton. West Virginia was the offense runnerup and Georgia Tech led Sugar Bowl opponents Pitt in College football context.
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Cadets’ Season Defense Ranked Strong Amid Slow Offensive Pace
Oklahoma yielded 54 points to the season while Army led total defense with nine games. Despite three losses, the Cadets allowed about 160.7 rushing and passing yards per game and 2.90 yards per play. Maryland placed second in defense allowing 169.1 yards per game and 3.15 per play.
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Galesburg High School presents assembly and cantata
Galesburg High School schedules Friday 2 45 p m assembly featuring a one act play Feud in Mountain Boys with cast Elizabeth Jones Ruby Ward Shirley Simmons Dixie Peterson Jack Hughes Jay Dee Shrum Vance McElroy and instructor Mrs Helen Waggner After the play pep club stunt and rally precede the night basketball game versus Hepler High School Christmas gift exchange draw Dec 18 8 p m Christmas Cantata Prepare Him Room with glee clubs directed by Mrs Wayne Atherton soloists Shirley Simmons Myrlene Willis Lyle Magner Gerald Hizey Jay Dee Shrum accompanist Elizabeth Jones and public invitation.
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Community Gatherings and Courtship Visits Across Rural Erie
Rural Erie residents Mrs Vance Ermey and Mrs George Ellis visited Chanute Wednesday for family time. Mr and Mrs Jack Hines vacationing in Pawhuska with Louis Hines. The Lockes tour Topeka visiting daughter Mrs Richard Gray and family. plan to tour Kansas City Christmas displays. Earle Richey Sr and family await landing from Casablanca via ship near New York. they will holiday in the U S. Lavonne Carlson and Mary Lou Swanson hosted a pre Christmas dinner with guests from Elsmore Iola Stark and nearby towns.
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Elsmore Sweeps LaHarpe In Boys And Girls Games
Elsmore high school girls won 31 17 and the grade school boys 39 25 over LaHarpe in a doubleheader last night. Elaine Carlson led Elsmore girls with 22 points in their season opener while J Hay had 13 for LaHarpe. Larry Nelson topped Elsmore grade school with 14 points and T Beacannon led LaHarpe with 10. Elsmore grade girls host Bronson Monday.
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Global Briefs from Cairo to Berlin
U N truce supervisor Maj Gen Edson L M Burns left Cairo after talks with Egyptian leaders failed to ease Israeli Egyptian frontier tension. In Formosa the Chi Nationalist Tatao News Agency alleged a Chinese Communist missile base near the coast. West Germany said it would cut ties with any nation recognizing the Communist East German regime and would not establish relations with Communist China or Soviet satellites. U S Army Sec Wilber M Brucker went to Okinawa to improve housing for troops at the demilitarized zone. In Berlin US officials asked the Russians to identify two American soldiers arrested after a fight with a German actor.
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Army says no AWOL list in Berlin. troops may be on leave
Army officers said no AWOL soldiers listed in Berlin though men could be on leave from West Germany stations. In Tokyo at 1:05 a.m. scientists set off two tons of buried TNT, and 25 seconds later a real earthquake rattled instruments. In Athens Greek reports say a Turkish patrol boat machine-gunned a Greek fishing boat near the Dodecanese, killing one and wounding another before the crew was jailed in a Turkish port amid Greece’s Cyprus campaign tensions.
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No Quack Remedies Planned for Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Benson told the Vegetable Growers Association that farmers must choose between individual freedom and socialized agriculture. He argued a planned subsidized economy weakens initiative and character, but expressed confidence farmers will resist unsound theories. He said administration proposals will be presented to Congress next month.
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They Reject Quack Remedies in Public Health Debate
In a heated exchange, officials rejected unfounded medical cures branding them as quack remedies while stressing evidence based approaches. The discussion highlighted consumer protections and the need for accurate health information.
Chessman to Face Hearing on New Escape Plea
Daryl Chessman, the convict known for his death row case and the memoir Cell 2455 Death Row, will have a hearing on January 9 regarding his latest appeal to avoid execution. The case centers on upholding his sentence for kidnapping and rape.
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Famed Death Row inmate brought to county facility
An inmate from San Quentin Prison was transported by automobile in handcuffs and leg irons to a local facility yesterday. Federal Judge Louis Goodman set a date for proceedings, after which the inmate was returned to prison about 20 miles north.
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