Eisenhower to Decide on Paris NATO Summit Travel
Washington doctors today assess President Eisenhower's fitness to attend the Paris NATO summit December 16 to 18. A firm medical veto would delay the trip, though most physicians expect a positive ruling after his mild Nov 25 stroke. White House press secretary Hagerty said a decision would come this afternoon.
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Pearson Receives Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Lester B Pearson, veteran Canadian diplomat and former external minister, received the Nobel Peace Prize for 1957 in Oslo. He was honored with the gold medal and a $40,000 award at a ceremony, for his role as architect of the UN Middle East Emergency Force and a co founder of peacekeeping efforts.
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Rackets Probe Hearings Focus On Nashville Goon Tactics
Witnesses testified about union ties and threats amid a Tennessee rackets inquiry. Robert Whitley, a former taxi driver, described a downtown Nashville incident where an unknown man warned that all who testified would be “taken care of.” The committee heard about goon squad tactics and questioned public officials' performance.
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Robert Whitley
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Tennessee
McClellan
Pearson hailed for role in averting world war
The 60-year-old Lester Pearson was praised by Gunnar Jahn, chairman of Norway’s Nobel Committee, as a key figure in saving the world from a third war. Pearson, Canada’s external minister after World War II, remains a Liberal MP though his party was unseated in the recent general election.
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Norwegian National Assembly
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Canada
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Russia building super TV satellite domination claim
Washington atomic expert Rep. James T Patterson says Russia is constructing a one ton orbiting super satellite able to jam radar and broadcast propaganda globally. He cites sources claiming Sputniks could carry bombs and be used to control world communications. A budget dispute and missile inspections also appear in the day’s brief items.
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Atomic Energy Committee
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Huntsville
Ala
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Wilbert Prucker
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Noblemen Fined For Possession Of Narcotics
In Rome today a court sentenced three Italian nobles and 19 others to prison terms from two to five years for narcotics possession and trafficking. Notable defendants included Prince Giuseppe Pignatelli and Marquis Emanuele de Seta. several were convicted in absentia.
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Benito Mussolini
Edmondo de Marcus
Television review notes Studio One move and cast
Television critic William Ewald assesses Studio One pivoting to Hollywood to boost ratings, praising Lee Cobb and Betty Sinclair while noting Shatner’s cold edge and several on air flubs. He also covers Talent Scouts, Person To Person, Frank Sinatra Show changes, Red Skelton injury, Piper Laurie casting, and other network happenings with emphasis on performers and programs.
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Goodyear Theatre
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Dennis O'Keefe
Art Parker
Liberace
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Mike Wallace
Lennie Ross
Guizard
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Maverick
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Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Texas Drivers Education Wins Top State Award
Texas public schools received the highest state award in 1957 for driver education from the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies. Governor Price Daniel accepted the plaque as 77 577 students were enrolled in 1956 57, with room for improvement in behind the wheel training and number of schools offering courses. In Milwaukee, a shoplifter exchanged stolen goods before leaving department stores, police report Laura Rounds aged 49.
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Birth of daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Scarbrough
Announcement from Pampa notes the birth of a daughter named Robin Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Scarbrough on November 28. The baby weighed six pounds, twelve ounces.
Amarillo Residents With Air Force Ties Return Home
Mrs Nina Denton and daughter of Amarillo recently returned from Athens Greece where her husband is stationed with the Air Force. They plan to reside in Amarillo until his return to the States. State Representative Bill Heatly of Paducah was a business visitor in Childress this morning. J. T. Hudson, visiting at his parents home in Fort Worth, is stationed with the Air Force in San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stiner and Magnet returned home after weekend visits in Fort Worth with the Larry Millers and in Dallas with their son Donald Stiner and wife. Mrs. Stiner spent the past week in Fort Worth with the Millers and her new grandson.
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Lela Ritchardson
Amarillo
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Denton
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J. T. Hudson
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Secret Service warns of bogus $20 and $100 bills in Houston
Agent in charge Lane Bertram urged Houston area residents and merchants to scrutinize cash during the Christmas rush. He warned of a specific counterfeit $20 and $100 bill group turning up in Texas and other parts of the Southwest.
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