Russia Threatens Veto Over UN Admission Vote
At the United Nations, Russia issued an all or nothing ultimatum on admitting 18 new members. Moscow warned it would veto the plan if the Security Council did not proceed by its procedure, sparking bitter procedural wrangles as delegates adjourned amid criticisms from Western and nonaligned nations.
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GOP attacks Stevenson as anti labor in New York speech
The GOP denounces Adlai Stevenson as promoting class warfare and anti labor Smears, with National Chairman Leonard Hall and Sen. Bender accusing him of pitting labor against management and reviving old smear tactics at the AFL-CIO convention in New York. Meanwhile Hoover’s potential 1960 bid gains late support in Indiana and Midwest circles as Jenner reports Hoover declined a bid for the GOP nomination.
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Estes Kefauver urges safeguarding Israel border
Sen. Estes Kefauver said the United States must state clearly that Israel’s borders be maintained and safeguarded. He warned against an arms race in the Middle East and urged defensive arms for Israel if Soviet arms reach Egypt. He also called for a direct restatement of U.S. Middle East policy. Kefauver planned to announce his presidential plans around Jan. 15.
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Christmas Cheer Fund Faces Slow Funding But Needs Help
The Enterprise urges readers to donate to the Christmas Cheer Fund to aid families with hunger fuel and clothing needs this Christmas. The appeal notes declining Empty Stocking Fund support but emphasizes careful verification of need and public recognition for gifts.
72-Year-Old Woman Wins $100000 on NBC Big Surprise
Los Angeles resident Mrs. Ethel Park Richardson, aged 72, won the largest prize in radio and television giveaways, $100,000, on NBC The Big Surprise after correctly answering a six part folk song question. She plans to donate a tenth to charity.
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Khrushchev Declares Kashmir Part of India
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev stated in Srinagar that Kashmir is part of India, noting the region has already settled and its people spoke in the matter. He criticized Pakistan and its allies for opposing the separation, calling the visit an unprecedented interference in internal affairs.
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Three U S Citizens Win Nobel Prizes
Nobel prizes awarded in Stockholm to three Americans. The physics prize went to Willis E Lamb and Polykarp Jusch for atomic insights. Vincent du Vigneaud won chemistry for sulfur compounds and childbirth hormones. Hugo Thorell received medicine for enzyme research. Icelandic author Halldor Laxness noted.
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Indian officials cool to Soviet line after Bulganin Khrushchev visit
New Delhi reports that India remains wary of Soviet diplomacy as Bulganin and Khrushchev tour the country. Dulles remarks on Goa appear to soften Western stance and shift Indian opinion away from Kremlin rhetoric. Indian officials accuse the visit of using a goodwill tour to attack other nations.
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Police Muddle Over Motive In Coeds Slaying In Omaha
The bullet-riddled body of University of Omaha junior Cha uae Marnivm Maria Nevins was found about 4:10 a m near her home. Police report four .32 caliber shots with close range burns and a bruise above an eye, with no sign of rape and no clear motive.
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Pope's Vision of Christ Reported by Vatican Paper
Vatican outlet L Osservatore Romano quotes an intimate source on December 1954 events around Pope Pius XII's illness. The account, first published by Oggi, describes the pontiff’s greeting and a vision promising aid during death as he recited prayers. The witness, Monsignor Angelo Dell Acqua, allegedly wrote and sealed notes, later presented to the pope who confirmed their truth. The tale notes the pope’s displeasure at public disclosure and frames the vision as a strong spiritual reassurance rather than a medical turning point.
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Expansion of Rockets Development Under Way
Secretary of Defense Wilson announced a substantial expansion of the long and medium range rocket program. He cited swift progress by Russia and noted both nations developing ships to cross oceans with nuclear warheads. Wilson said U.S. emphasis on both long and intermediate range ballistic missiles has been ongoing for years.
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Eisenhower Doctors Urge Slower Pace After Checkup
President Eisenhower's physician said the chief executive should ease workload and slow down after a medical checkup at Walter Reed Hospital. Doctors noted fatigue after long conferences but called his condition good and said recovery from the Denver heart attack is ongoing.
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