Court opens at noon in case on segregated DC schools
Washington Board of Education counsel argues only an act of Congress can end segregation in public schools in the capital. Milton D. Korman says Congress since 1862 mandated separate schools and the board supports a ruling on constitutionality of those acts. justices hear three days of arguments in this showdown.
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Congress
Washington Board of Education
Supreme Court
Milton D. Korman
District of Columbia
Acts of Congress
Korman
Board of Education
Justice Black
McCarthy Recalls Scientist Coleman For Testimony
Senator McCarthy recalls civilian scientist Aaron Coleman to testify about himself before the Senate investigations subcommittee at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. Coleman, 45 of Branch New Jersey, denies Communist or espionage ties and previously said his job gave him access to a secret map. The hearing opens at 11 a.m. EST with testimony from Nathan Sussman about Coleman and Julius Rosenberg.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Aaron H. Coleman
Branch
Coleman
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
Julius Rosenberg
Nathan Sussman
New York City
Rosenberg
City College of New York
CCNY
Sussman
Christmas Fund Dims in High Point Giving
High Point’s Christmas Cheer Fund shows weak support with only one new contribution and a total of 175 dollars to date. The city previously raised over 5,000 last year to provide gifts for hundreds of children, but this year donations are far below that level as local outlets collect and list daily contributions.
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High Point
J. G. Goldston
Korean peace talks stalled as Dean warns walkout
U S envoy Arthur H. Dean threatened to break off the preliminary Korean peace talks if progress does not appear. Allied delegates plan to head home for Christmas as Russia's neutral observer status remains disputed. Prisoner interviews continue with 30 more South Korean inmates to be heard next week.
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U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Prema
Dean
Reds
Cvence
Korea
South Korea
Roka Detine
Harry S. Truman
United States
Headless girl buried as search for killer continues
In Pamlico County South Carolina the headless body of Betty Clair Cain 15 was buried as authorities hunt suspect Harvey Allen 22 of Latta and seek identification. A missing companion Harry Allen 22 was seen walking on the road between Pamplico and Sumter. Charles Ronnie Allen said I know he is dead. Officers and volunteers combed the 3 mile route from Pamplico toward the Pee Dee River. Betty Clair was found buried at Dewitt's Bluff overlooking the river. A shirt found in a tobacco barn tied to Allen and hair on the body linked to the crime remains under investigation.
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S. C
Betty Clair Cain
Woooside
Pee Dee River
Harvey Jen
Latta
8. C
Harry Allen
Sumter
Ronnie Allen
Cain
Betty Clair
Dewitt's
Allen
Eisenhower cites daily increase in U S atomic stockpile
In a United Nations address President Eisenhower notes the U S stockpile of atomic weapons "increases daily" and discusses the 1945 to 1946 test history, the Bikini Atoll explosions, and the shift toward an international atomic energy pool with Russia. He urges peaceful use and outlines possible participation by Britain Australia Canada and Belgium.
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Eisenhower
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United States
Atomic Energy
Bikini Atoll
Alamogordo
N.M
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Padenree
Prine
Las Vegas
Eniwetok
Marshall Island
Mid- Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Ground
N. Y
Russia
West
U. N
Bermuda
Churchill
Laniel
U.N. General Assembly
International Atomic Energy Agency
Britain
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Belgium
Nixon Arrives in Tehran for Tehran Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon lands in Tehran amid heavy security and a large official welcome. He plans talks with Premier Zahedi and Shah Pahlavi as Iran hosts a major leg of his global mission and emphasizes cooperation with the United States.
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Tehran
Iran
Richard Nixon
Fazollah Zahedi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Nixon
Eisenhower
Zahedi
Shah Mohammed Rza Pahlavi
United States
Asia
Paper Urges Britain To Quit U N
London based Daily Express calls for Britain to withdraw from the United Nations claiming its activities threaten world peace and empire. The editorial cites voting disparities and criticizes Indian delegate Mrs Menon while noting ongoing Mau Mau unrest in Kenya and the Uganda crisis over the Buganda king.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Great Britain
United Nations
U.N
the Express
Britain
Dominions
South Africa
South America
Lakshmi N. Mnon
Menon
Nehru
Kenya
Bugandage
Uganda
Aincehen
Cigarette Smoking Linked to Lung Cancer Scientists warn at New York symposium
Dr. Ernest L. Wynder reported a strong link between heavy cigarette use and lung cancer at a Greater New York dental meeting. He cited surveys of 5,000+ lung cancer patients across several countries and noted only 1.5 percent were non smokers. The Lorillard Co said it funds research into smoking and health with a central agency distributing grants.
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New York
Ernest L. Wynder
Memorial Center
Steam Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Greater
United States
England
Germany
Switzerland
Denmark
Czechoslovakia
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University School of Medicine
P. Lorillard Co
Marshall Will Get Nobel Peace Prize Tomorrow in Oslo
George C. Marshall, American soldier and statesman, will receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for the U. S. foreign aid program bearing his name. The former Army chief of staff and secretary of state later served as defense secretary. colleagues describe him as reserved and kindly.
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Oslo
Alton
Fay Washington
George C. Marshall
Norway
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Truman
Defense
Pentagon
State Department
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Jones
Col. Jones
New York Newspapers End Strike Highs and Talks
New York City newspapers resume after the longest strike in local journalism history. AFL engravers vote to return under a $3 weekly raise plus benefits, with a fact finding panel to set potential further raises. Publishers and union leaders name advisers as wage talks proceed.
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New York
AFL
The
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Herald Tribune
Journal- American
Post, and World - Telegram
Sun
Long Island Star- Journal
Federal
George Meany
Richard Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
American
Publishers
Assn
Congress Supports Stand for Atomic Energy Sharing
President Eisenhower promotes international sharing of atomic energy knowledge for peaceful use but faces doubts in Congress about approving funding and a U N agency without flawless international inspection. Sen. Johnson questions U N controls while Sen Knowland demands safeguards to prevent weapon to power plant misuse amid global reactions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United Eters Atomic Agency
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
U.N
Sen
Knowland
California
House Atomic Committee
Russia
Caudle To Testify In Charlotte Grand Jury Probe
Lamar Caudle former assistant U S attorney testified before a Mecklenburg grand jury investigating police corruption in Charlotte. Other witnesses included Mayor Van Every former Mayor Shaw and Police Chief Littlejohn as the probe unfolds. Pearson alleged informants list publicized for favors amid a gambling racket claim.
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Charlotte
T. Lamar Caudle
U. S
Mecklenburg
Caudle
Drew Pearson
Pearson
R. 8. Snyder
Basil Whitener
Frank L. Littlejohn
Phil van Every
Victor Shaw
Littlejohn
C. C. (Doe) Sharpe
B. J. Bryan
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