Washington Officials Wish Peace as Christmas Gift
Washington officials from Eisenhower to cabinet members and agency heads voiced peace as their top Christmas wish. They spoke of peace with freedom, prosperity, health, and spiritual well being, while others hoped for family time and a quiet holiday.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
U.S
Kiven
International
White House
Agriculture
Ezy Taft Benson
Labor
James P.mitchell
Oveta Culp Hobby
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Navy
Air Force
Marines
CIO
Walter F. Reuther
Atomicnergy Commission i
Lewis Strauss
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Thomasville
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Shells burst near Northwest plane leaving Formosa
A Northwest Airlines flight departing Taipei Formosa for Tokyo was nearly hit when three shells exploded near the aircraft as it was over Formosa’s northern coast. Pilot Walter Bullock of Lakeville Minn reported none of the shells struck the plane.
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Tokyo
Northwest Airlines
Taipei
Formosa
Walter Bull Tock
Lakeville
Minn
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Bullock
Tillery
U. S. Eir
Binton R. Hanson
Spring Valley
Wis
Hershey Says Draft Rules Won't Change
Major General Lewis B Hershey stated that draft rules will not be altered despite reduced monthly calls. He noted deferments will be easier to obtain and some young men may wait longer to be called even if not deferred. Experts warned delays could reach three to four years, possibly delaying college completion and increasing physical rejection rates. The article also mentions a potential universal military training plan.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Congress
Wilson
Well Organized Crooks Steal 50 Mink Jackets
A well organized team of burglars cut through iron bars and fled with 40 mink jackets and coats valued at 175000 from F C Ditt rich & Sons For Salon in Detroit. The theft took under ten minutes at a busy intersection before police could secure a clue or witness.
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Detroit
INS
F. C. Dittrich & Sons
Oregon Supreme Court Rules in Parking Lot Fight Case
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled on a case involving a dispute over injuries from a fist fight after an attempt to shoot craps with a parking lot attendant. The decision discusses parking lot business and related damages in a cautious, legal context.
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Salem
Oregon
Oregon Supreme Court
Greenspun Indictment Tied to McCarthy Conspiracy
Greenspun claims Senator McCarthy and two cabinet officers spurred his February indictment for mailing a Sun column predicting McCarthy’s assassination. He names Attorney General Brownell Jr. and Postmaster General Summerfield as conspirators and says a Nevada prosecutor will aid the case. He pledges innocence at arraignment and asserts rights violations.
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H. M. Greenspun
Las Veras Sun
Joseph FR. McCarthy
Wis
McCarthy
Greenspun
Herbert Brownell Jr
Arthur E. Summerfield
Justice Department
Nevada
United States
Madison Graves
Greespun
Sun
John Ross
Crewes
Ross
George Malone
Edward Morgan
Tle
Morgan
Trise
Suboena McCarthy
Summerfield
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