Assembly Adopts U N Plan for Atomic Agency
United Nations General Assembly calls for immediate creation of an International Atomic Energy Agency to govern President Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. US, USSR, Britain and nine others to negotiate in Washington on Jan 23 1956. Philippines withdrawals from security council race denied. Morocco report adopted as main political committee vote. Conference on the agency’s statute eyed in Geneva.
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W.J. Boyle
United Press
Sind
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
United Allons
U. S
John“ O. Pastore
Assembly
United States
Russia
Britain
Washington
IAEA
Presi
Dent Jose Maza
Chile
Arkady A. Soboilev
U.N
Maza
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Security Council
Greece
Council
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Cak
Philipines
Romulogad
U.S
Bell
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
General Assembly
Morocco
France
Geneva
India
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
United
States
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Portugal
Berlin Blockade Looms In East German Threat
West German officials warned that East German and Soviet decisions threaten Berlin lifelines by denying renewed shipping permits for barges carrying supplies to the western sector. The move follows Moscow’s state treaty granting East Germany sovereignty and shifts in traffic control, prompting Western concerns over free access to Berlin.
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Berlin
East Germany
Bonn
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Germany
Neues Deutschland
Moscow
U.S
James B. Conant
Conant
Neues Deutschard
Greater Berlin
Federal Republic
Detroit Strike Parley Today
Negotiators meet in Detroit to end a strike that delays the city’s three daily papers. An afternoon session aims to settle a dispute between publishers and the stereotypers union. Even with possible settlement, a full Sunday edition seems unlikely.
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Detroit
S Stereotypers Union
Detenit Reporter
Newanavers
Judge Ends Family Safe Cracking Team
Hackensack New Jersey judge Arthur J O Dea broke up a father son safecracking duo. George Schamble 45 received a 2 3 year state prison term while James Schamble 22 got an indeterminate term in Bordentown reformatory for burglarizing a Fair Lawn dry cleaning firm.
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Hackensack
Bergen County
Arthur J. O'Dea
George Schamble
Schamble
James
Bordentown Reformatory
Fair Lawn
Hayward Planning Commission to Hear Rezoning Amendment
Public hearing by the Hayward Planning Commission on amendments to Rezoning Ordinance No. 384 N.S. and related annexation zones. The meeting is at 8 pm on December 7 1958 in the Planning Department, 629 C Street, Hayward, Alameda County, California. The notice lists various annexed districts and zoning classifications pending consideration.
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Planning Commission OF
City OF
Hayward
Planning Commission
City of Hayward
N.S
County of
Alameda
State of California
Alameda County
Hathaway
Rousseau
Andy
Dennis
Tidewater Annex
Business & Commercial
Tennyson Road
Foothill
Bel
Alameda Pouty
Calfornia
Glide Planning Commis City of
Heyward
Santaemum Ing Peta Heuton
Ernest AY Gon
the Planning Commission
SBCI
Trusters
la Vietr
West 2mm Road
California
LA Vista
Slameda County
Francis D Peixoto
Board of Trustees
San Leandro Choirs to Present Singspiration Event
San Leandro churches present the annual Singspiration at First Methodist Church 1600 Bancroft Ave with portions repeated at City Plaza 9:45 PM. The event opens the San Leandro Christmas Music Festival by the Council of Churches, featuring junior choirs and community participation.
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San Leandro
First Methodist
Bancroft Avenue
San le Landro Council of Churches
West US and Portugal join in blast at Russian leaders
In a joint statement Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Cunha denounced Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev for anti Western remarks. They asserted the statements do not aid world peace and criticized Russia for meddling in Asia. Cunha planned to depart for Norfolk and then California after Washington talks.
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William Galbraith
Washington
United States
Portugal
Britain
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Portugese
Paulo Cunna
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
India
Burma
Khhrushchev
Khrushchev
Dulles
Cunha
Norfolk
California
Bulganin
Far East
Dukes
Bridge collapse in Eagle Pass injures 32 workers and onlookers
A 300-foot temporary bridge span over the Rio Grande collapsed 30 feet into a dry river bed at Eagle Pass Texas. Thirty two people were injured including two workers and twenty bystanders. aid was sought from San Antonio and other cities as the structure, opened recently, was dismantled after a new section was linked. The International Bridge to Piedras Negras Mexico was the site of the incident.
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Agle Pass
Tex
Ins
Rio Grande River
Eagle Pass
Ndt
Inveére
San_ Antonis
Wagle Pass
Piedras
Negros
Mexico
Postal Inspector Helps Poverty-Stricken Family Of 7
A West Virginia family of seven hitchhiked 7400 miles seeking work. In Sacramento and San Francisco postal workers, including Inspector Violet Swain, gave food and the last two dollars, then passed along enough to raise the total to 15 dollars. Robert White, 43, his wife, and five children plan to reach Eureka, California, for work in a lumber mill.
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San Francisco
West Virginia
Robert White
St.Louis
Mar
Eureka
Wheeling
W.va
White
St. Louis
Margery
Shirley
William
Robert Jr
Charles
Richard
Sacramento
Violet Swain
California
Retirement Of Molotov Is Speculated
London reports say the Kremlin may summon the Supreme Soviet for an extra session and fuel speculation that Vyacheslav Molotov will retire. Observers note Molotov’s waning influence as Khrushchev and Bulganin appear ready to replace him, despite his denial at a reception in October.
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Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Vyacheslav
M. Molotov
Moscow
Ysus Maests
United Press
Molotov
S. Khrushchev
Red Cabinet
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Thiat
Molotoy
Josef Stalin
Vienna
Gunmen Stage Running Battle With Police
Stockton police pursued two parolees from San Quentin through the northern outskirts in a 33 block running gun battle. One officer was seriously injured, two police cars were disabled, and a honeymoon couple’s car was hit by four bullets. Wounded gunman Paul R. Lane and accomplice Edward C. Zekowski were captured after the chase.
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Stockton
San Quentin
Paul R. Lane
West Sacramento
Edward C. Zekowski
Brooklyn
N.Y
Don Delaney
Zexowski
Opera Star Scalds Hands In Accident
Locust Valley New York opera soprano PatrIce Munsel scalded both hands in a kitchen accident at her Long Island home. The incident forced cancellation of her Monday Metropolitan appearance in Cosi Fan Tutte. Her husband said a hot kettle was placed under cold water, causing a steam cloud to burn her hands. A doctor bandaged her hands, gave morphine, and ordered bed rest.
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Locust Valley
N.Y
Patrice Munsel
Long Island
Metropolitan
Five New Red Air Bases Threaten Formosa
Nationalist China Air Force commander Gen. Wang Shu ming said Communist airfield construction in the Formosa Straits area poses an increasing threat. He cited five new bases capable of jets, three more under construction, and the addition of four MiG 17 fighters. Wang spoke in Japan during an itinerary to coordinate with U S forces and inspect Japan's overhaul capacity while stressing a need for jet fighters and heavier bombers to counter the growing threat.
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Tokyo
China
Wang Shu-ming
Formosa Straits
Wang
Dushed
Tiger
Heds
Formosa
Air I
Soviet Union
Japan
Weng
Taipei
U.S. Far East Air Forces
Japan Refuses to Recognize Red China in Diet
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu stating Japan cannot extend diplomatic recognition to Communist China due to its recognition of Nationalist China. He noted nonrecognition allows business within international obligations. Prime Minister Hatoyama and Shigemitsu spoke on party leadership and constitution revision, with Shigemitsu predicting a United Nations admission within one to two weeks and urging restraint on veto use in the Canada led 18 nation package.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
China
Shigemitsu
Diet
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Liberal- Democratic
New Party
Liberal Party
Taketora Ogata
Haloyama
United Nations
Canada
Satchmo III Paris Riot As Armstrong Misses Show
Paris fans at the Olympia rioted when Louis Armstrong failed to appear due to a cold. The Armstrong band performed briefly before audience hostility and police intervention. Mezz Mezzrow then brought Armstrong on stage to restore order and calm.
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Paris
Olympia Music Hall
Louis
Satchmo
Olympia
Sidney Bechet
France
Mezz Mezzrow
Armstrong
Mayor Christopher Fills Press Room Cooler With Bourbon
San Francisco Mayor elect George Christopher has kept a campaign pledge by stocking the press room water cooler with bonded bourbon whiskey, delighting city hall reporters who covered the event.
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San Francisco
George Christopher
Christopher
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