Dulles warns of Soviet risks amid postwar tensions
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned that Soviet rulers facing difficulties may take dangerous risks, presenting a vista of danger to the free world, while the same situation could yield hope if the United States and its allies remain morally and militarily prepared for peace. Other world leaders offered cautious views on whether peace in 1957 hinges on unity, realism, and readiness to counter Communist expansion.
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West Germany
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U.N. General Assembly
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Philippines
U S General Sees Limited Korea Combat Edge
General I D White, U S commander in Japan and Korea, said American forces in Korea are limited by armistice weapon restrictions. He noted Soviets and Communists have imported weapons in violation of the truce, while U S troops train on World War II era gear. He added U S forces will remain in Korea for the foreseeable future and can still hold their own against facing forces.
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Westcott falls 25 feet after sawing off anchor rope
Norw ich, N Y. W t Harry Westcott of Mt Upton, a landscap ing firm employee, cut the limb his safety rope held to and plunged 25 feet to the ground in a serious accident. The incident highlights unsafe work practices and prompts investigation by local authorities.
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Together Again After Abandonment Reunion in New York
Mrs Irene Fierce aged 23 reunites with her two older children Victor five and Sandra three at Grand Central Station in New York. Her infant James six months was placed in a foundling home elsewhere in the city. The touching scene shows a mother embracing and kissing her children, signaling a family restoration after separation.
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New York
Grand Contral Station
Victor
Sandra
James
Boeing Missile Work Set to Start Soon at RCA Volu me Tops $1 Billion
Boeing aircraft ventures move toward full production of the Bomarc guided missile described as a supersonic pilotless interceptor aimed at distant targets. RCA reports annual business volume surpassing 1 billion dollars, with Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff predicting growth in color TV and electronic advances. Profits per share forecast for RCA drop from 3.16 to 2.00 in 1956, while pre-tax earnings reach about 80 million.
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Air Force
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Richmond
Caliz
Danger of War Seen At a Standstill Now
Paris based interview with Lord Ismay, former NATO secretary general, states the danger of a general war is neither greater nor less than a year ago. He says Soviet war capacity may be higher while NATO deterrence remains formidable and unity stronger. He credits Stalin's death and Hungary events for new awareness and urges continued vigilance to prevent war.
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H Bomb Fallout Timeline From 1954 Blast Predicted
Lawrence Kansas scientists say strontium 90 from the 1954 hydrogen bomb blast will reach Earth by 1964 after being hurled high into the stratosphere. Dr Frank S Rowland adds fallout may not decline until 1970 and topsoil strontium-80 could rise until then unless new explosions occur. The impact on human bones is not specified.
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Library Acquires 725 New Books
SAN LEANDRO The public library acquired 723 new books during November. Marie Tinsley Smoith, librarian, announced yesterday. During the same month 6752 books and other materials were circulated 8962 reference questions were answered. A total of 444 new borrowers applied for library cards. New long playing classical and semi classical recordings were added to the record collection available for public use. Smith also announced the library has 500 books for children.
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Scottish Clans In Rose Bowl Parade
Scottish clans from San Diego to Portland will perform in the Rose Bowl parade on New Year's Day under the Order of Scottish Clans of the United States and Canada and Daughters of Scotia. The 60 performers include highland dancers and the Tam O’Shanter Inn band.
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Cops Thwart New York Bomber Threat and RCA Color TV Push
A New York police action thwarted a bomber plot as RCA reports strong year results with dividends totaling 23 961 000 and an average 1 50 per common share. RCA employed 83 000 people and spent 6 9 million on color TV efforts while predicting first color set sales in the first half of next year.
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Recognition by US for Haiti government after Magloire exit
The United States formally recognized Haiti’s new government headed by Joseph Nerre-Louis after former president Paul Magloire was ousted by a general strike and fled into exile. The embassy in Port au Prince informed Haiti’s foreign minister of the recognition, aligning with constitutional provision for the court to fill the presidency pending elections.
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Haiti
Paul
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State Department
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Port Au Prince
Progsional
Joseph Nierre-Louis
Haitian Supreme Court
Naiion
Pa Magloire
Christmas Eve Shootout Leaves Lincoln Officer Wounded
Lincoln Michigan story about state trooper Glen Nichols shot during a traffic stop. His partner Robert Golightly was also wounded as four men fled an armed robbery. Nichols, sidelined since Oct 22, and his wife Betsy welcomed their newborn son Steven two days after the attack. A public fund raised about 1200 dollars to aid medical bills and home construction delays, Nichols requested photographs with wife and baby, while remaining in hospital for recovery.
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Robert Golightly
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Steven
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Birthday cake kept cold for city clerk's absence
In Indianapolis a city council planned birthday celebration for clerk Teresa Laffey. Illness prevented her attendance, so organizers froze the cake until she could return to work.
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Bomb found at city library to be moved to Fort Tilden depot
A home made water pipe bomb was found by a library page near the heart of the city at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. Police will detain the device at the waterfront until 2 am when traffic is light before transporting it to Fort Tilden Ordnance Depot for removal.
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Leandro Firemen Respond to 65 Calls in November
SAN LEANDRO The fire department answered a total of 65 calls for November including 12 inhalator and 37 miscellaneous calls Chief Manuel Rodrigues announced There were eight residence three commercial two industrial two auto and one false alarm He Rodrigues announced department members received certificates for completing 15 hour training course in use of fire apparatus and equipment and salvage operations The course was given by Robert H Lewis state department of education instructor bureau of fire training JAS Gee
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Robert H. Lewis
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