U S and Allies React to Red Army Cut Offer
Western officials greet the Soviet plan to trim armed forces by 640000 by December 16 with skepticism over verification and possible leverage to pressure the West. Britain and others note lack of transparency while US forces are already being reduced from postwar peaks.
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U. S
Red
John M.hightower
United States
Armerican
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
State Department
Lincoln White
United Nations
Toussia
Foreign Office
Dritain
Russia
Bartow Moonshine Suspect Foiled by Toy remark
Authorities tracing a suspected moonshiner encountered a stubborn reply at a residence where a small toy blocked access. The individual claimed bondage to family secrecy and declined to cooperate, insisting the head of the household had departed with illicit liquor.
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Bartow
Hoyal
Marine Corps Shifts to 3-Year Enlistment Terms
The Marine Corps will accept three year enlistments reversing the prior four year term. Sgt. Mitchell said the change responds to demand for shorter duty. Capt. John L. Zorack, new recruiting officer for Colorado and parts of Wyoming and Nebraska, visited for an inspection tour amid a city council and chamber of commerce dinner at the Greeley Country Club. Attendees included Mayor Oscar Beck and several chamber leaders.
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Marine Corps
Sgt. Mitchell
Monver
Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Country Club
John L. Zorack
Colorado Springs
Denver University
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Pakula
Oscar Beck
Lewis Slitler
Warren Terry
Lone Light and Power Company
Johnstown Social News Highlights and Visits
Johnstown notes mark a weekend of visits as Mr. and Mrs. O J Beelen of Tustin Calif stayed at Mr and Mrs Louis Terten home. Hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs Albert Deichert and W Gienger with Mrs Ed Shiltz from Saint Frances Kan. Holger Williams shares joy as first grandparent of a baby born to Mr and Mrs Darslb Williams of Loma Linda Calif. The infant weighs five pounds two ounces. Mrs Hodger Williams and Dallas and Dianne Jett join the new parents Friday. Mr and Mrs J B Ehler hosted a gathering for son R D 2 Gilford Ehler ahead of ship duty aboard the U S S Essex at Bremerton Wash. Malone of Mill Valley Calif visits his niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Learia Beeld. The Carol Codgers relocate to Ovies Wednesday for Culver to become chief chemist at Great Western Sugar Company. Kilnish Jerry Larson contacted Kalamazoo Americans report soaring fat intake to forty percent of calories. Sunday departures from Johnstown noted.
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Mr. Couch Ales
Jerry Larson
John Farlows
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fats
Eving
Johnstown
Tornidg Trailer Visit at George Reider Home
Tornidg and his son Randy Chason were seen pulling a trailer loaded with household articles and wedding gifts as they spent Thursday at the George Reider home in a quiet local scene.
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Tornidg
Ie Tarl Reider
Randy
Collins
George Reider
Texas Ally General Readies to Battle Klan Threat
Texas Ally General John Ben Shepperd declared readiness to confront Ku Klux Klan revival, after investigators seized circulars urging a comeback. Waco District Attorney Tom Moore Jr. questioned the credibility of the alleged elder author saying the old man posed little threat to order.
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Waco
Tex
Texas
John Ben Shepperd
Denver Bus Rerouted Away from President’s Summer Home
Denver No. 6 bus rerouted Friday to avoid Lafayette Street near 730 Lafayette where the President will be staying this summer. Residents protested the shift citing a narrow Dry Street and past attempts to appeal to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission without success. The President’s schedule was set to begin Sunday, prompting local concern over traffic and safety.
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Denvervy
Celal Abon
Denever Tramway Corp. Vehide
Lafayette Street
Lafayette
United States
Isenhower
Abs
John S. Doud
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Denver
Tramway reroutes to bypass Doud residence in Humboldt Street
Sunday service on the No 6 line was briefly altered as the tramway redirected its route along Humboldt Street between Mast Street and East Eighth Avenues to avoid passing the Doud residence. This temporary change offered riders a detour while preserving service.
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Tramway
Fle
Humbold Street
Mast Stath
East Eighth Avenues
Doud
British scientists unveil atomic clock with precise timing
British scientists at the National Physical Laboratory claim to have built an atomic clock accurate to one ten thousandth of a second. Researchers Dr. J. L. Rosen and J. Voll. Parry announce the achievement, stating the clock will advance precision electronics.
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London
J. L. Rosen
J. Vol. Parry
National Physical Laboratory
President authorizes enlistment of underage cadets
President Eisenhower ordered immediate enlistment of youths below 18 into the Army and Marine Corps reserves to speed up building a ready reserve under a new law. He stressed no time should be lost and expressed hope for rapid expansion of the reserves.
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Washington Gy
Eisenhower
Army and
Slarine Corp
New Volunteer Program Aims to Boost U S Military Response
Americans will respond to this volunteer program which uses measures to boost prestige and success. The carder youth up to 18 years qualified for six months active training and 14 4 years in reserve training. The Army and Marines requested enlistment quotas under the new program as four hour air service links Paris and Casablanca in DC 5B planes.
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Carder
Army
Marines
Garviers
Paris
Anl
Casablanca
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