Britain Iran In Renewal Of Relations After Oil Row
Tehran and London announced resumption of diplomatic ties after a 13 month break over Iranian nationalization of British oil properties. A communique said ambassadors will be exchanged and oil disputes settled at earliest mutually agreed moment.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Tranian
Anglo Tranian Out Co
London
Tran
Ayatowllah Kashani
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anjy Iranian Army
Farohah Zahedi
Churchill Wins Strategic Round At Mid Ocean Club
At the Big Three gathering in Bermuda Churchill secured the seat of honor in a display of his famed bulldog tenacity. Eisenhower, 79, acquiesced with Churchill in the left position while Laniel sat to the right as photographers filmed the moment.
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Tucker's Lawn
Bermuda
Churchill
Eisenhower
Mid-Ocean Club
Esenhower
Laniel
Christmas Spirit Hits Thieves Early
Newark police report an apparent early holiday theft at Frank Barone's salvage yard. A thief broke into his office and shed, taking nothing but leaving 156 cartons of cigarettes nine cartons of Italian cigars 24 packs of cigarette lighter flints and a carton of chewing tobacco. The loot appears linked to an earlier NJ Tobacco Co robbery.
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Newark
Frank Barone
New Jersey Tobacco Co
Raids Sweep Dubuque Night Spots Amid Police Action
In Dubuque a deputy sheriffs raided the Aquarium Tavern late Friday night. Hours earlier Illinois state police raided five night spots at East Dubuque Ml. Local authorities continued searches and investigations into illegal activity at multiple venues.
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Dubuque -P
Aquarium
Ilinois
East Dubuque, Ml
Italy and Yugoslavia Agree to Normalize Frontier Ties
Italy and Yugoslavia pledged immediate steps to normalize frontier conditions after reinforcing border troops amid Trieste tensions. The accord followed Prime Minister Giuseppe Pella’s talks in Rome with Yugoslav Foreign Minister Pavle Gregorić, marking the first constructive move toward resolving the Trieste dispute.
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Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste Free Territory
Giuseppe Pella
Pavle Gregorik
Trieste
Traffic Deaths Rise in Council Bluffs
William Stevens aged 48 of 2026 Avenue PF died after being struck by a car at Main Street and Broadway Thursday night. He is the second traffic fatality in eight hours and the fourth in Council Bluffs this year. The driver, Tom Maizen 16 of 2003 Fifth Ave, turned from South Main and said poor visibility caused the collision. A coroner will hold an inquest. Stevens survived by his mother, siblings, and stepfamily. Funeral at Meyer Funeral Home Chapel Monday.
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Main St
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Edward F Shea
Stevens
Pottawattamie
Matzen
J. Nielsen
Eagles Lodge
F. L. Lainson Greenhouses
Eo Oglevie
Elmer Oglevie
Charles
J Elizabeth Turner
Kathryn van Orsdel
Harrisburg
Paul Stevens Sr
Lmer Oglevie Jr
Lynn Stevens
California
Ruth Madison
Helen Mattox
Marjorie Dawson
Council ‘Bluffs
Meyer Funeral Home Chapel
Philip; Ducham
First Christian Church
Walnut Til Cemetery
Deluge of Toledo Calls Favors McCarthy Stand
The Toledo Blade cut its switchboard at midnight after a flood of calls responding to a front page suggestion. More than 10,000 people replied to urging citizens to write the President if McCarthy did not ask those who agree with the President to do so. The Blade reported 9,870 signatures for McCarthy and 324 for the President, totaling 10,194.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Blade
Jetter
Blade
Sen
McCarthy
Allied Explainers Block Slowdown at Panmunjom
Allied explainers Saturday thwarted a long planned pro Red effort to delay the U N Command interview timetable. South Korean officers blocked the tactic as 40 prisoners spoke with interview targets before the 439 p m deadline. A total of 120 South Koreans were interviewed, with 198 more to be called.
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U. N
50 Motorists Get Parking Tickets On Central Streets
About fifty motorists faced $1 fines after night-time parking bans on select central streets from 1 am to 6 am. Police say the ordinance aims to clear lanes for street sweepers and enforcement starts after a grace period. Citizens protested at the police station and called Mayor Ted Schmidt. Police Chief Bart Miller said enforcement is timely and streets have been posted. Banned areas include Broadway Main Pierce Pearl and Washington avenues plus several cross streets.
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T. P
Ted) Schmidt
Bart Miller
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Main
Pierce
Pearl Streets
Washington Ave
Rank
Pierce St
Scott Stington
Fifth Ave
Fourth
First Ave
Pearl
Fourth St
Willow Ave
Wash
Rst Ave
Steenth Ave
Tent
Narrow Escape For 5 Slocpton High School Boys
Five Slocpton High School students sought lunch in an abandoned ice box near the campus when the door latched shut. A peg was thrust through the hasp as barricades were piled on the door. After a two hour call to police, officers pried the door, and the fainted youths were rescued. Police credited the quick response with saving their lives.
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Slulckton
Calif
Slocxton High School
Jack O'Keefe
Propaganda Paper Accuses U S of Fabricating Korea War Atrocities
The state run Chinese news outlet charges Washington fabricated claims of Communist atrocities in the Korean War to shield American aggression and war crimes.
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Lukyu —Hed
China
United States
Tinley opens new school as moving continues
Tinley School begins operations at its 344000 building after a Friday move that sees about 280 students transfer supplies from the old 1882 campus. Moving, book relocation, and furniture haul continue through Saturday with kindergarteners aiding the effort. Principal Wayne Graybill commends the students’ effort.
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New Tinley School
Tinley
Tinley School
Eighth Street
Jim Diblasi
Sam Diblasi
Avenue H
Sara Stupfell
E. Pierce St
Wayne Graybill
Fear 21 Dead In Madrid Plane Crash
Madrid authorities reported 21 feared dead after a Spanish transport plane with 23 aboard crashed and burned Friday night in the mountains north of Madrid. Ten survivors, including Paul J. Douglass, 26, a U.S. Embassy courier in Paris, were hospitalized in Madrid. Douglass, from West Roxbury, Massachusetts, is a son of late Congressman John J. Douglass. Also among the survivors is Jose Marie Oriol, a Spanish industrialist and Caterpillar train developer. The wreckage was found by residents of Soma Sierra, and hospital patients had to descend rugged terrain overnight.
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Madrid
Spain
Paul J. Douglass
U.S
Paris
Douglass
West Roxbury
Mass
John J. Douglass
Massachusetts
Jose Marie Oriol
Soma Sierra
Storm Near Miss Looms for Western Iowa Weather Watch
A second snow storm is expected to miss southwestern Iowa with a near miss as a low pressure system passes north of the area Saturday night. Rain and snow flurries are forecast Sunday afternoon with highs near 52 and a Saturday night low around 29. Skies should clear by Sunday afternoon while most of the nation deals with cold air and light precipitation.
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Iowa
Here
Council Bluffs
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
New England
Rocky Mountain
Chuckle On Parents Objecting To Son’s Girlfriend
A boy tells his father that he cannot do better than the girlfriend he has, given their car. The exchange captures a humorous clash over choices and material means.
Potter seeks UN inquiry into Korean atrocities
Senator Potter of Michigan urged early Senate action on a full UN investigation into Communist atrocities in Korea. After a three day probe and criticism of the UN censure vote, he announced plans to push for an impartial commission at the next session to bring those responsible to justice as survivors testified under oath.
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Washington
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Senate
United Nations
Korea
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Henry
Lodge
McKinley Resigns GOP Farm Council Post
DES MOINES. Harald L. McKinley of St. Ansgar has resigned as chairman of the Republican National Farm Council. His son H. B. McKinley, also of St. Ansgar, confirmed the move but gave no reason and said his father could not be reached until Saturday night. The elder McKinley, a noted potato grower, helped establish and run both the national and state Farm Councils, which supported President Eisenhower in 1952.
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Des Moines
Harald L. McKinley
St. Ansgar
Republican National Farm Council
H. B. McKinley
McKinley
Republican Farm Council
Eisenhower
Break-Ins Reported at Local Businesses
Special to The Nonpareil in Clarinda reports two break-ins Friday at Green Bay Lumber Company and Berry Seed Company. Entry was through windows. Green Bay Lumber lost about $18 in cash while Berry Seed Company reported roughly $1 missing.
Power of the press proves vital during New York strike
New Yorkers learn the newspaper's value when every major paper shuts down. The city feels a void as millions experience the daily need for information, headlines, ads, and obituaries. Readers reflect on how the silent presses affect life, business, and Christmas plans. The strike highlights why the daily newspaper remains essential to inform, advise, and connect.
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Power of Press
Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Lindey
Daily Voice
Churchill Takes Lead In Bermuda Talks With West
Prime Minister Churchill President Eisenhower and French Premier Laniel signaled agreement that Western powers must pursue sincere talks with the Soviet Union on great issues. Western three outlined positions from Bermuda session noting differences mainly in emphasis among key allies.
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John M. Hightower
Tucker
Bermuda
Churchill
Eisenhower
Laniel
Soviet Union
Pusey Defends Harvard Men
Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey defended the school against broad condemnations for a few individuals. He warned that judging Harvard by the actions of one or two, misguided or treacherous, is unwarranted. He praised the university's contributions to war effort culture and national life amid critics.
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Boston
Harvard
Nathan M. Pusey
New England Assn
Pusey
Lorwin Welcomes Hearing In Court
Lorwin Lorwin, 46, a former State Department official now an assistant professor at the University of Chicago, denies the charges of Communist party membership. He says the charges are wholly false and welcomes an open court hearing after his federal indictment in Washington. He notes the Loyalty Board cleared him based on his testimony and about 90 corroborating witnesses.
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Washington
Vai Kk
Lorwin
State Department
Communist Party
Univerity of Chicago
Chicago
State Department Loyalty Board
West seeks talks with Moscow on Berlin and future ties
Churchill and Eisenhower weigh a Western reply to Moscow on a Berlin conference and possible four power talks. The draft response supports discussing German unification and Austrian independence while rejecting the Kremlin’s EC D critique. Timing for sending the note to Moscow remains unsettled.
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West
Russia
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Saluin
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Berlin
Dulles
Eden
Georges Bidault
Laniel
China
Indochina
European Defense Community
EDC
Germany
East
West Germany
Communist Party
Sac City Brothers Killed Near Peoria
Two Sac City, Iowa brothers Edgar G. Elam aged 34 and Norman H. Elam aged 50 were killed when their car struck a concrete abutment on State Route 116 two miles northeast of Peoria in Tazewell County. State police said the younger driver apparently fell asleep. the crash occurred about 3 30 am. An inquest in Pekin has not yet been scheduled.
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Peoria
Sac City
Iowa
Edgar G. Elam
Norman H
Ben Fuller
Scott Bordner
Tazewell County
Pekin
Iseat
Run Of Bad Luck For Mule Owner
BELTON Mo. Ford Owen faced a run of misfortune after thieves blasted a safe in his mule barn Friday and made off with 1400 dollars. The incident disrupted his operations and highlighted security concerns for local farm owners.
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Belton
Ford Owen
Owen
Juan
Longshoremen Threaten Walkout on December 24
A presidential fact finding board reported tensions among longshoremen in the East Coast and Memphis area, with a potential walkout planned at the December 24 expiration of a wage agreement. The report cites elevated conflict between unions, blockaded barges, and injuries, plus broader labor tensions affecting docks and ship movements.
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Wasitington
Warday Thant
Owen Bros
Memphis
Tenn
Owen
Kan
Cure
Telegrams Favor McCarthy Stand
The White House reported 4 545 telegrams in response to McCarthy’s appeal, with about 2 992 in favor and 1 354 opposed as of 10 am CST. About 1 300 letters had no breakdown yet. Western Union also said a backlog of 3 500 messages remained to be delivered at 10 am.
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White House
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Murray Snyder
McCarthy
Snyder
Western Union
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