West in Paris Seeks Open Talks on Summit Agenda
The article reports on U S French talks in Paris with Eisenhower pressing for NATO unity and Western defense, while De Gaulle voices frustration over U S approach to Algeria and UN politics. Ambassadors are instructed to let leaders raise any topic, excluding observers from the summit planning. Berlin rights and the desire for a summit series are noted.
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de Gaulle
United Nations
Eisenhower
Washington
France
Algeria
U.S
Asia
Africa
NATO
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Moscow
Gromyko
Soviet Union
China
India
United States
Berlin
Proclaim Peace to Men on Earth by Phillips Brooks
A corporate holiday greeting from a pharmacy notes yearly Christmas reflections and thanks customers for friendship and goodwill. It highlights medicines, health aids, attentive service as contributors to peace and health, and extends best wishes to customers and their families.
Jury Recesses in Kansas Murder Case
A Kansas district court jury recessed after about 1 hour and 40 minutes of deliberation on the murder charges against 19 year old Lee Andrews. The defense argued insanity at the Walcott killings of his father, mother, and sister on November 28, 1958, while the prosecution claimed premeditation for inheritance.
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Kansas City
Kan
District Court
Lee Andrews
Andrews
William L. Andrews
Opal
Jennie Marie
Walcott
Harry G. Miller Jr
Nixon Tangles With Rockefeller In Primary Push
Nixon plans a Wisconsin visit to assess the Roger Rockefeller clash as April 5 primary looms. He travels to Milwaukee for a Lincoln Day dinner February 8 and Chicago January 27 for a fund raising Dinner with Ike. Detroit stops February 15 aim to mend cracks in Michigan GOP while Rockefeller’s locally arranged schedule draws critique.
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Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Nixon
Milwaukee
Chicago
Ike
Detroit
Michigan Republican Organization
Eisenhower Roars Welcome in Madrid Tour Stop
President Eisenhower arrives in Madrid on a U.S. aided Spanish visit. Security and a long procession slow his convoy to Moncloa Palace after Torrejon air base stop. He plans a royal banquet, then departs at 11 am Tuesday for Morocco on the final leg of his tour.
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Torrejon
Spain
Wisenhower
Washington
Islawa
Paris
Madrid
Plaza del Presidente Disenhower
Moncola Palace
Eisenhower
Royal Palace
Morocco
Castro Backers on Probation
Five leading Cuban supporters of Fidel Castro received suspended two year probation sentences after pleading guilty to reduced charges related to conspiracy to export farms from the United States without export licenses. The defendants include former Cuban president Carlos Prio Socarras and Castro’s director general Juan A. Orta. others are Enrique Henriques Luis Alfonso Silva and Jose Iriarte Diaz. A sixth case was dismissed. one defendant could not attend due to visa issues.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Fidel Castro
Batista
William Mathes
Carlos Prio Socarras
Juan A. Orta
Castro
Enrique Henriques
Prio
Luis Alfonso Silva
Jose Iriarte Diaz
New York
Atttorneys
Luis Cheviana
Cuba
Arnaz Buys Horse Farm Near Corona California
Corona California AP television actor producer Desi Arnaz has purchased the Circle K thoroughbred stock farm a 40 acre property northwest of Corona. Previous owner Jack Robinson did not disclose the price. The site includes seven buildings a long Spanish style ranch house and proper race horse facilities with corrals tracks and exercise yards. Corona lies about 50 miles southwest of Los Angeles.
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Corona
Calif
Desi Arnaz l
Jack Robinson
Los Angeles
Keating Proposes Eisenhower for Nobel Peace Prize
Senator Keating proposes President Eisenhower as a Nobel Peace Prize candidate. Keating lauds his historic journey that changed peace from a word to living, shining hope in a statement issued in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Farmers Facing Loss of Power in Congress
Washington AP Rep William H Avery Kansas says farm groups may lose clout next year due to poor public relations and divided objectives among major organizations. He cites reapportionment reducing strictly agricultural district representation as farm belts lose representatives to growing metro areas in the East and Southwest.
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Washington
Congress
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Avery
Middle West
Est Southwest
Florida
Housewife Warnings On Fraudulent Sales Tactics
Washington AP reports FTC official Daniel J. Murphy warned housewives to watch for slick cons such as contest wins or demonstrations. He cited difficult to spot ploys including fake officials and teachers letters to push sale of encyclopedias and new cooking utensils.
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Washington
Watchut
Federal Trade Commission
Johnnny
Daniel J. Murphy
FTC
Bureau of Litigation
Consumer and Welfare Group
Murphy
Accused Poisoner Nemec Takes Christmas Leave
The Czechoslovak consulate general said Jaroslav Nemec, accused of trying to poison staff at the Munich office of Radio Free Europe, is on vacation and its not known if he will return. He will spend Christmas in Czechoslovakia.
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Salzburg
Austria
Jaroslav Nemec
Munich
Radio Free Europe
Nemec
Czechoislovakia
Milton hockey player Paul Withington Jr dies at 17
Milton Academy hockey player Paul Withington Jr died from a brain injury suffered in a Friday practice. He was 17 and died on Monday, AP reports from Milton Massachusetts. The tragedy comes after a routine drill at the school’s rink.
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Milton
Mass
Paul Withington Jr
Milton Academy
Deaths Mrs Walkup Dies At Daughter's Home
Mrs Molly Alexander Walkup 100 died at 4 15 am Sunday at her daughter Mrs WwW EB Hinshaw's home near Englewood Born Eureka daughter of John and Francis Alexander married Samuel Walkup in 1895 He is dead since 1917 Survived by daughter and three grandchildren Funeral at 2 30 pm today at New Salem Baptist Church officiated by Rev Lawrence Miller burial in church cemetery
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Molly Alexander Walkup
Ashland
Fred Fate
Ray Hinshaw
Columbia
Walup
New Salem Baptist Church
Lawrence Miller
Church
Mrs Price Dies Of Heart Attack At 48
Mrs C Gordon Price 48 of 126 Forest Hill died at 6 p m Sunday at home from a heart attack. She was vice president of C Gordon Price Dress Shop. Born April 19 1911 in Chillicothe Missouri she was daughter of the late James E and Sadie B Kiple. Survived by husband two sons Charles Gordon Price Jr James Hixon Price and daughter Susan Kiple Price all at home Funeral 2 p m today at the Presbyterian Church Rev Frank W Penick officiating burial River View Cemetery
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Forest Hill
E. High St
Mildred Laner Price
Chillicothe, Mo
James E
Sadie B. Kiple
Chillicothe High School
Chillicothe Business College
Presbyterian Church
Frank W. Penick
Riveriview Cemetery
Yale Lighting Judging Begins
The Christmas lighting contest was narrowed to 46 finalists in preliminary judging Monday night, with Jaycees overwhelmed by last minute entries. Three Columbia judges will select winners in four divisions including homes under and over 15000 dollars, schools, churches and businesses. Winners are due Thursday.
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Nat Harris
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harris
Jaycees
Columbia
Dixon Drive
Green Berry Road
Thecity
Syracuse star Brokaw hurt and in doubt for Cotton Bowl
Houston report says Syracuse sophomore halfback Pete Brokaw twisted a sore right arm in a running drill and left the field in pain, raising doubt about his availability for the New Year’s Day Cotton Bowl appearance against Texas. The other item notes Turkey’s Grand National Assembly electing its president for a four year term from among its members.
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Houston
Tex
Pete Brokaw
Syracuse
Texas
Brokaw
Turkey
Dowse Payment Made On Hall of Fame Site
Kansas City AP report says a down payment was made on part of the Agricultural Hall of Fame site. The committee plans to complete purchase of 270 acres in January and condemn the remaining 130 acres next summer. The 400 acre tract near Bonner Springs is valued at about 250000.
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Kansas City
Kan
Agricultural Hall of Fame
National Farm Shrine
Bonner Springs
Fall Bows Out With Rain Snow
Snow or rain covered much of the nation on Monday with sun mainly in the southern states. Northern areas saw fresh snow as winter neared, including six inches in Strawberry Valley Utah and Sevier Summit. Light snow touched eastern Iowa and parts of Illinois, the Great Lakes, Appalachians, the Dakotas, western Nevada, and Pacific Northwest high slopes. Rain spread along the Carolina coast and across the Southwest to California, Arizona, and New Mexico. Northeast had some sun but very cold temperatures after subzero nights.
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Associated Press
Utah
Strawberry Valley
Sevier Summit
Towa
Tinois
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
Nevada
Pacific Northwest
Carolina Coast
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Suit Filed to Recover $25,385 From Collector
Prosecuting Attorney William E. Seay of Dent County filed suit to recover 25 385 dollars from Mont M Shelton former county collector charged in a warrant with failing to keep a true account of funds received The suit says the amount is tax money Shelton allegedly collected and did not pay over to the county Criminal charges are pending Shelton resigned last July after 17 years as collector and moved to California An audit found a shortage of more than easy The suit was filed Satur
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Salem, Mo
William E. Seay
Dent County
Mont M. Shelton
Shelton
California
Seay
No Gains Reported In Oil Negotiations
Federal conciliator C. K. Call said no progress was made in a six month strike at the Standard Of Sugar Creek refinery near Kansas City. Negotiators will reconvene Tuesday morning. Local 5672 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union represents the workers.
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ST. Lowis
C. K. Call
Standard of Sugar
Industry Agrees to Separate Talks in Steel Labor Standoff
Negotiators for the steel industry and the international union set Tuesday sessions as talks split from company bargaining. President Eisenhower’s goodwill trip delays a hoped settlement, while a 116 day strike lingers with Jan 26 injunction expiry. Kaiser contract raises fringe benefits and pay, others deem it inflationary. Before the strike, average steel wage stood at 3.11 per hour.
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International Union
Eisenhower
McDonald
MacDonald
Kaiser Steel Co
Kaiser
McDonald's
New hydroelectric station opens near Moscow
Radio Moscow reports a new hydroelectric installation opened at Sta lingrad to act as the main sub station transmitting electric current to Moscow.
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London
Radio Moscow
Stalingrad
Moscow
Snowbound Residents Dig Out On Avalon Burin Peninsulas
Residents of the Avalon and Burin peninsulas in southern Newfoundland dug out Monday after a seven inch weekend snowfall.
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Mld
Avalon
Burin Peninsulas
Newfoundland
Theae
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