Eisenhower Dulles Plan Paris Trip Amid Berlin Talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles confer on solid Allied unity against Soviet pressure on West Berlin. Dulles, recovering at Walter Reed, will fly with Eisenhower to Paris for talks on Berlin strategy and West German positions, including Adenauer’s stance on the Soviet proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
West Berlin
Dulles
Paris
Columbine III
State Department
Columbine
Berlin
Britain
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Sun Helps Clear Eastern N.C. Highways
North Carolina state highway crews, after a Thursday blizzard, worked to remove snow from central and eastern highways. Chief Engineer W H Rogers Jr said ice remained a hazard but sun should clear most roads by nightfall, though remaining water could refreeze. He advised driving with chains or not at all.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
North Carolina
W. Hi. Rogers Jr
Rogers
Reds Still Want Top Conference
The Soviet Union pressed for a summit on international tension, including Berlin, while rejecting German reunification talks and all German free elections. Tass urged discussing a World War II peace treaty but warned against force to access Berlin, linking any breach to a broader East West conflict.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
Tass
Kremlin
Bheing
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
West Berlin
New York Press Strike Amid Wide Sender Coverage
Outcome of talks awaited as nine major New York dailies face a deliverymen strike. Mayor Wagner offers help while stations expand coverage with NBC WRCA extras and Long Island press services. Newspapers furlough staff. some papers suspend publication and others keep limited runs.
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NEW York
New York Today
Robert F. Wagner
New York Central Railroad
Associated Press
WRCA
NBC Network
Long Island Daily Press
Pennsylvania
Long Island
City
America
the Press
the Times
The
Herald Tribune
Daily News
Alf News
News
Francis M. Flynn
Publishers Association
International Typographical Union
New York Post
American Newspaper Guild
Charles Gruenberg
Post
Federal clash over Alabama voter records looms
A U S district court orders Alabama judge and five voter registrars to produce records for the U S Civil Rights Commission as tensions rise. Macon County registrars E P Livingston and Grady Rogers resigned, claiming intimidation while stating they would obey future orders at a second hearing before the six member commission.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Macon County
E. P. Livingston
Grady Rogers
Eubconpmiien TS
Airline stewardesses seek warmer clothing in Alaska flights
Noni Myers Marilyn Batey and Rosemarie Fliseck explained to reporters the clash over Alaska route uniforms. The three said airline policy bars ski pants and would retire stewardesses at 32, risking exposure in frigid conditions. They urged practical undergarment options and ski pants as standard safety gear.
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Seattle, Wash
Noni Myers
Anchorage
Alaska
Marilyn Batey
Seattle
Rosemarie Fliseck
Kent
Wash
Miss Batey
Council 77
Pacific Northern Airlines
Comenes
Rosemarie
Noni
Marilyn
United States seeks UN denunciation of Hungarian repression
The United States urged the U N General Assembly to denounce the Moscow and Budapest governments for their repressive actions in Hungary. Western nations pressed for an end to executions and oppression, while Soviet diplomats called the move a cold war ploy and vowed resistance.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Assembly
Moscow
Budapest
Hungary
Reds
General Assembly
Free Countries
Henry Cabot Lodge
Assembly
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Tayaber Soshtinn
Nates
Valerian Zorin
U.N
Soviet Union
Friends of Free
Zorin
U.S.A
Janos Peter
Nagy
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Reynolds Warner-Lambert merger talks terminated
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co and Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co said negotiations on their merger have ended after months of study. Both managements expressed mutual respect but cited inability to agree on certain aspects and called the discussions amicably terminated.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Rae
Chapel Hill Sees Third Bomb Threat at UNC
A continued pattern of bomb hoaxes hits North Carolina with a third scare in 36 hours at UNC Chapel Hill. Saunders Hall was evacuated after a caller warned of a planted bomb and searches found nothing. Merchants have offered about 350 dollars for information leading to the hoaxers.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Saunders Hall
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Fletcher M. Green
University History Department
Chapel Hill High School
Franklin Street
Bingham Hall
University
Record snows and cold grip Eastern North Carolina
A young blizzard swept Eastern North Carolina with one death reported and up to 19 inches of snow in places. Temperatures fell to eight degrees with ice beneath the snow and widespread travel disruption. Schools closed and buses stranded. Pinebluff, Southern Pines, and Fort Bragg areas were hardest hit. Snow depths reached 16 inches in several locales, with frigid readings across the region and little thaw expected today.
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North Carolina
Tilana
Nns
Finewurst
Southern Pines
Fort Bragg
Pinebluff
Tommy Clippard
Elizabeth City
Rocky Mount
Weather Bureau
Ft. Bragg
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Mt. Mitchell
Charlotte
Hickory
Fayetten
New Bern
Raleigh
Durham
Asheville
Wilmington
Elisabeth City
Hatteras
Cold Snap Grips Southeastern States With Freezing Temps
Cold air invaded the South and East with snowless but frigid conditions. Temperatures fell to the 20s in Georgia and near zero in northern New England while Virginia and parts of the Mid-Atlantic reported freezing temps. Hazardous travel, school closings in Virginia, and several fatal fires in Norfolk area were noted.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Georgia
Pluns
Mississippi
Alabama
Eamern
Atlantic
Bureau
New England
Tommy Walters Hopes For Home Visit After Injury
Tommy Walters, 17, from Maple Shade Township Pennsylvania, paralyzed waist down, shows progress at New York University Institute of Physical Medicine. He will leave the center December 23 for a five day home visit for Christmas. His care is funded by United Mine Workers welfare fund.
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New York
Tommy Walters
Pennsylvania
Donald Covall
Jtown
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Thomas Walters Jr
Poland
Greene County
Journey to Jesus five part series on Magi by AP journalist
Religion writer George Cornell explains a five part series that fills missing details of the Magi journey to Bethlehem. He notes conjectures based on records and Gospel data and uses rare 15th century woodcuts from Germany as illustrations. The Enterprise will publish starting Monday.
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Orient
George Cornell
The
Associated Press
Jesus
Enterprise
Cornell
Germany
John of
Christ
Ulm
Pierpont Morgan Library
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
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