Ike Declares Freed Slaves Still Policy
President Eisenhower announced that peaceful liberation of captive peoples in Soviet satellite nations remains a major goal of U S foreign policy. The White House statement, approved by Eisenhower and Dulles, responded to Khrushchev’s criticism and reaffirmed Geneva principles without relaxing aims for liberty and justice.
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Ike
Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Soviet
Russia
United States
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Geneva
Europe
Red
Kremlin
Khushcehev
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Isenhower
Congress
Hagerty
Washington
Britain
France
Bulganin calls for banning atomic weapons in 1956
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin urged new efforts to outlaw atomic arms and predicted potential progress toward ending the cold war in 1956. He criticized Western circles for mass annihilation rhetoric and argued for greater trust among nations while noting the Geneva conference failed to resolve summit outcomes.
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Washington
INS
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Russia
U. S
Tele l
Ur News
Charles E. Shutt
Yelenews
Bulganin
Shutt
Sharps
Communist Party
Nikita
S. Khrushchev
United States
West
India
Burma
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Dulles
Shatt
Equal Rights For Women debated in Gazette Woman feature
Lois Amick explores what equal rights mean and whether women face real barriers despite the 19th Amendment. The piece discusses social signs and the evolving status of women, inviting readers to weigh historical gains against ongoing challenges.
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Gazette Woman
Lois Amick
City May Get New Air Link
National Airlines seeks Civil Aeronautics Board approval for added service from the Great Lakes region to Charleston. The airline asks for cost data on landing fees and space rentals while Chamber of Commerce pledges cooperation.
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National Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Great Lakes
Charleston
Kanawha
Fred Alley
National
W. B. Caldwell Jr
Miami
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
G. T. Baker
Caldwell
National Airlines, Inc
Great Lakes-Southern
CAB
Chamber
Committee On Aero-Nautics
Charles E. Hodges
New York
Florida
Washington
Jacksonville
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Capital Airlines
Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Detroit
Pan American Airways
Panama City
Canal Zone
Quito
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Lima
Peru
la Paz
Bolivia
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eastern
American
Piedmont
Capital
Hodges
Chicago
Veterans Affairs Panel Scrutinizes Kutcher Pensions Fight
A VA hearings board examined James Kutcher of Newark New Jersey over claims he aided China and North Korea during the Korean War. Kutcher seeks to keep his $239 monthly pension lost after German mortar injury in World War II, as his lawyers argued against the board’s findings.
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Washington
Veterans Administration Hearings
James Kutcher
China
North Korea
Wee Uum
Central Committee On
Moss
Joseph L. Raub Jr
Kutcher
Raub
Uncle Eli's 92nd Fatherhood Surprise in Kentucky
In Whitesburg Kentucky a 92 year old man named Eli Lucas reports his 19th child born December 2 named Willion Rose. He jokes there will be more, noting his wife Rita is 33 and noting ongoing family births. Local weather and other notes fill out the page.
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Whitesburg
Eli Lucas
Eli
Willion Rose
Lucas
Rita
Kanawha
Weather Bureau
Wanda Fay
Eli Jr
Millard Ray
Probers Say Matusow Lied For Red Cash
Senate Internal Security subcommittee says Communist sponsors paid Harvey Matusow to recant his testimony and that his reversal was a lie. It urges a federal grand jury probe of an apparent conspiracy to obstruct justice and contemplates contempt prosecutions and disbarment of four unnamed New York lawyers. The panel, led by Sen Eastland, cites 12 days of hearings last spring on Matusow’s alleged betrayals.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Brain Trust
Harvey M. Matusow
Matusow
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Congress
New York
Hennings
D-Mo
Sens
Olin
D. Johnston
D-Sc
McClellan
D-Ark
Daniel
D-Tex
Jenner
H-Ind
Watkins
Utah
Welker
Wjtah
Butler
Senate Judiciary Committee
Finance Methods Still Undecided
Governor Marland issues an eight point legislative call but no definite plan exists for teachers pay or Turnpike extensions. The 1957 session will tackle the budget and financing of toll roads while debates over school funding, salary schedules, and bond measures loom. State officials expect elastic proposals and further talks with Marland before any concrete program is set.
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Thomas F. Stafford
the Gazette Guy
Marland
Senate
House
Charleston-Princeton Pike
Wellsburg
Graf County
Grant Memorial Hospital
Road Commission
Burl A. Sawyers
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Ohio Eyes 91.5 Million Cut in Second Turnpike Cost
Ohio Turnpike Commission launches a study to reduce the second turnpike’s cost from an initial 5160 million. The 400 mile north south route would run from Conneaut near Cleveland to Cincinnati with a Columbus to Toledo spur. The study seeks to use existing free roads as links and considers eliminating some interchanges.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Conneaut
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
J. E. Greiner Co
Coverdale and Colpitts of
New York
James W. Shocknessy
Commission
Faure Admits No Evidence In Photo Case
Paris reports Premier Faure acknowledged there is no evidence to support charges that an Algerian photo incident involved a bribed gendarme. The case, linked to a Fox Movietone News cameraman, has become a campaign issue ahead of national elections.
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Faure
Paris
Edgar Faure
Algeria
Pierre Mendes- France
theMinistry of
Interior
Georges Chassagne
Fox Movietone News
Definition Know-It-All Fights Fog of Loud Claims
A terse remark notes the fellow who shouts the loudest is often the one most lost in a fog. The line suggests vanity and confusion accompany ostentatious certainty.
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Capitol St
1212, Inc
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Gazette
Vet Aided Reds
Peyton H. Moss
Socialist Workers Party
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Washington, NY
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