Eisenhower Opens Paris Visit Ahead of 1960 Summit
President Eisenhower arrived in Paris with aims to solidify Western unity for the upcoming summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and clarify France's role in NATO. He greeted Charles de Gaulle and proceeded to rest at the U.S. embassy residence as security muted public reception. The stop kickstarts a three-continent tour preceding the spring East-West talks.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Nikita Rushchev
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Fisenhower
Spain
Morocco
Washington
Toulon
Lyon
de Gaulle
France
Elisenhower
Chou En-lai Again Proposes Talks With Nehru on Border
Premier Chou En-lai of China offers to meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru to resolve the border dispute. He suggests December 26 as a possible meeting date and asks Nehru to withdraw troops from 10 frontier points, proposing a 12 mile pullback to foster mutual confidence. New Delhi expresses doubt over talks without groundwork.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Red
China
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Peiping
Chou
Burma
Khrushchev's Wife Thanks U S Women After Visit
Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet premier, thanks American women for their kindness during her U S visit. In Soviet Woman she recalls hosting at events with President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower, praising the goal of peaceful, cooperative relations.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Council of Ministers of
U.S.S.R
N. S. Khrushchev
Venezuelan minister receives submachine guns as gifts
Venezuela defense minister Gen Josue Lopez Henriquez gave 11 Cabinet colleagues submachine guns with 1000 bullets as Christmas gifts. Each minister left the national palace briefing with a briefcase in one arm and a gun under the other.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Latin America
Josue Lopez Henriquez
National Palace
Soviet diplomat says China India border dispute worries USSR
A Soviet diplomat in Geneva expressed concern and embarrassment over the China India border dispute. He noted a desire to maintain improving Western relations and hoped Chinese actions in Tibet and on the border would not trigger new East West tension.
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Geneva
Switzerland
China
India
Peiping
Tibet
Rochester man elected president of New York Humane Assn
C Raymond Naramore of Rochester was elected president of the New York State Humane Association at its annual meeting in Albany on Friday.
Apalachin Delegates Convicted of Conspiracy
Cuban court sentences John V. Martino a 13 year term for aiding anti Castro foes. Miami Herald reporter James Buchanan faces possible prison or deportation over alleged meddling. Castro warns against involvement by U S citizens as trials continue.
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Havana
Cuba
Florida
Fidel Castro
Miami
John V. Martino
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
James Buchanan
Miami Herald
Martino
White Rose Society
United States
Neptune Electronics Co
Long Island City
N.Y
Castro
Peter John Lambton
Nassau
Bahamas
Frank Austin Young
Buchanan
Young
Apalachin Gang Delegates Convicted in Conspiracy Case
Twenty Apalachin delegates were convicted of conspiracy to conceal the real purpose of their 1957 underworld convention. The judge praised the verdict as a service to the nation and law enforcement hailed coordinated federal, state, and local action. Defendants face up to five years and fines up to ten thousand each. bond on release pending sentence.
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New York
Justice Department
Upstate
Joseph Barbara Sr
U.S
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
New York State
Edgar Croswell
Milton Wessel
Washington
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Wessel
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Barbara
Apalachin
Joseph Barbara Jr
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Young Barbara
State Investigation Commission
Rusell A. Bufalino
Pittston
Ignatius Cannone
Endwell
N.Y
Paul C. Castellano
Brookelyn
Joseph F. Civello
Dallas
Tex
Frank A. Desimone
Downeey
Calif
Natale Evola
Louis A. Larasso
Linden
N. J
Carmine Lombardozzi
Brooklyn
Joseph Magliocco
East Islip
N. Y
Frank T. Majuri
Elizabeth
N.J
Pasquale Turrigiano
Endicott, N.Y
Slaying of Touhy Leaves Few Clues in Chicago
Police sift thin leads in the murder of Roger Touhy as fragments of evidence including glass potentially for fingerprints and riot gun slugs surface. Walter Miller, Touhy’s wounded ally, improves in hospital while Touhy is buried in the family plot beside his police father and other relatives.
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Chicago
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Walter Miller
Roger
Pepper Price Rise Expected As Wan Tong Gains Corner
Households face higher costs as wholesale pepper surges from 25 to near 50 cents a pound amid dwindling world output and strong demand. Singapore’s Wan Tong Trading Co. is accused of manipulating supplies to push prices up and reap about four million dollars in profit, despite US dealers denying a market corner.
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New York
Singapore
Cate
Wan Tong Trading Co
U. S
Wan Tong
Business Week
India
Wang Tong
Eight Die When Car Carries Into Train At Fowlerville
Eight people including five adults and three children died when their car collided with a Detroit bound Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train at a grade crossing near Fowlerville Michigan. The car traveled 50 to 60 mph as flashers operated. bodies were transported to a Howell hospital for ID. Names listed include Clyde Ballard Bertha Ballard Mildred Cameron Dawn Cameron Keith Ballard Albert Simpson Sr Albert Simpson Jr and George Copeman.
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Fowlerville
Mich
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Howell
Detroit
Lansing
Michigan
Clyde E. Ballard
Fenton
Bertha
Mildred Cameron
Dawn Cameron
George Copeman
Detroit Judge Delays Contempt Action Over Secret Suit Details
U.S. District Judge Theodore Levin did not cite Detroit News editor Martin S. Hayden for contempt after the newspaper named individuals in a suit kept secret. The News Times and Free Press published names and details as three judges issued a rule to bar disclosure in pending cases. The papers said the suit concerns a Detroit architectural and engineering firm and involved funds and leadership.
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Detroit
U.S
Detroit News
Martin S. Hayden
Afternoon News
Times
Morning Free Press
Levin
Eastern Michigan
Proclamation Elevates Mother Seton Toward Sainthood
Vatican ceremony proclaims Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton venerable guiding a potential path to beatification and sainthood. Pope John XXIII oversees events as eight new cardinals are named including two Americans. Geremia da Vallachia is also declared venerable in the same rite.
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Elizabeth Ann Seton
Order of Sisters of Charity of St
John XXIII
Vatican
United States
Albert Gregory Meyer
Chicago
Aloisius Muench
Fargo
N.D
U.S
College of Cardinals
Mother Seton
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Order of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Emmitsburg
John
Clementine Hall
Geremia da Vallachia
Belgium Leader Rejects Belgian Authority in Congo
Joseph Kasavubu, head of Abako, warned that his party would not recognize Belgian authority in the Congo after year’s end. King Baudouin arrived in Stanleyville for a two week Congo visit, while demonstrations demanding independence erupted and police used tear gas to disperse them.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Abako
Baudouin
Stanleyville
Steelworkers unveil tougher terms for settlement with industry
United Steelworkers President David J. Mc Donald and general counsel Arthur J. Goldberg announced a 10 point plan aiming to shift bargaining from industry to individual company level. The union seeks extended health benefits for retirees and wives and a full cost of living increase. A retroactive provision to Nov 1 was reiterated, previously rejected by industry negotiators. The cost of the revised demands is expected to exceed Kaiser’s settlement.
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Chicago
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser
McDonald
Close shave leads to small fine in England
Derek Jones was fined 10 pounds for driving without due care while shaving with a windup razor at the wheel. In Melbourne, Frank Disney found a cash and check haul worth 23000 dollars and returned it to the firm, earning a 4.50 reward. Kuwait sheiks order three more helicopters from Westland Aircraft for rescue and freight.
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Epsom
England
Derek Jones
Melbourne
Australia
Frank Disney
Frank
London
API
Kuwait
Westland
Persian Gulf
Inside The Tiser Sports Bridge Television Comics
The page entry outlines sections including sports bridge TV comics theaters and deaths with a women's editorial and market notes. It indicates page numbers 2 through 9 and a brief contents list for the issue. The list suggests the paper’s layout and feature areas.
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Boston
Judge
Frank Cucchiara
Watertown
Mass
Salvatore Falcone
Joseph Ida
Highland Park
James V. la Duca
Lewiston
Antonio Magaddino
Niagara Falls
Commission
Civello
Larasso
Majuri
Osticco
Riela
Scalish
Sciandra
Vatican City
Belgium
Steel Union
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