Eden Returns To Lead Britain Through Turbulent Times
Prime Minister Eden flew home from Jamaica to confront a Britain divided over the Egyptian crisis. Despite Conservative doubts, no clear alternative leader exists, with editorials urging strong, progressive leadership. US oil support cushions Britain but raises dollars and export price concerns amid Western oil costs.
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Eden
Jamaica
Britain
Egypt
London Times
King Log
the Times
The
London Telegraph
Tiny Tanya Chwastov Reunited With Mother In London
A British court returned Tanya Chwastov to her mother Elena Dieczok in London and granted her an American passport. The two flew to Michigan for Christmas as a ward of the court, with Tanya previously living with her father Alexis Chwastov at the Soviet Embassy.
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London
Tanya Chwastov
Russia
Philadelphia
United States
U. S
Tanya
Nancy
Alexis Chwastov
Elena Dieczok
Detroit
U.S
Michigan
Britain
Leningrad
U S Plans Dual Capacity Arms for NATO Allies
The United States pledges to supply modern weapons capable of firing atomic charges to NATO allies while retaining the warheads. Weapons would have dual capacity, usable with conventional or nuclear explosives, under U S law only conventional ordnance to allies. The promise follows a 15 minute Defense Secretary Wilson briefing to NATO ministers in Paris, with Spaak named new secretary general.
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U.S
NATO
Paris
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
15-Nation Alliance
Paul - Henri Spaak
Spaak
Ishibashi Elevated Economist To Lead Ruling Jap Party
Ishibashi, a controversial economist with a decade in politics, won the presidency of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party on a day that saw keen interest in his path to premiership. He defeated Nobusuke Kishi 258 to 251 and is viewed as likely to become prime minister before Christmas.
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Tokyo
Tanzan Ishibashi
Japan
Liberal- Democratic Party
Ishibishi
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Ishibashi
Liberal-Democrats
Diet
Kishi
Nobusuke Kishi
China
Be Ye Kind One to Another
The author urges courtesy and compassion over demands and authority. Treat others as equals and show neighborly kindness to foster better understanding and international friendship, believing small acts of kindness are achievable goals for all.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Nehru Heads to Washington for Talks with Eisenhower
Prime Minister Nehru flies from New Delhi toward the United States for discussions with President Eisenhower and top U.S. officials. He is to meet Eisenhower in Washington after a stop in London aboard the Columbine. The visit, about 12 days, includes his daughter Indira Gandhi and Prime Minister Eden.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
United States
Eisenhower
U. S.S
Rajendra Prasad
Washington
Indira Gandhi
London
Power
Columbine
Eden Ge Ooa
Jamaica
Yellow Pages fail to locate lost $520 in old directory
Army Sgt Raul Reyes searched 9 000 copies of the 1956 Boston Yellow Pages in a Medford warehouse for $520 placed in safekeeping. A baby sitter swapped the 1956 edition for a 1957 one, and Reyes with six helpers could not find the money.
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Winthrop
Mass
Boston
Army
Raul Reyes
Reyes
Medford
Subsatellites to aid 1957 58 IGY satellite tests
NACA announced that tiny subsatellites weighing about 10 percent of a satellite will be inflated after boost to about 20 inches in diameter. The devices, made of aluminum coated plastic, will help measure atmospheric density at extreme altitudes and assess drag on the main satellite. William J. O'Sullivan Jr. of Langley is credited with the concept, with larger subsatellites possible in future.
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Washington
NACA
William J. O'Sullivan Jr
Aeronautical
Langley
Atory
O'Sullivan
Lobbyists Are Fined 5000 for Lobbying Act Violations
Two lawyer lobbyists Elmer Patman and John M. Neff pleaded guilty to failing to register under the Lobbying Act while working for a controversial natural gas bill. Their employer Superior Oil Co was fined 5000 on two counts. The case involved alleged efforts to influence Senator Francis Case and related campaign result concerns.
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Washington
Superior Oil Co
California
Patman
Neff
Sen
Francis Case
R-Sd
Congress
Eisenhower
Case
Sioux Falls
D.D
Four Laborers Crushed In Miami Beach Cement Tragedy
In Miami Beach a 28-ton mixer dumped cement into a trench trapping four laborers as a roadway collapsed beneath the truck. Three men Sam Carlton M C Porch John Ports died instantly while Alfred Barnes died hours later after rescue attempts. Foreman Paul Adams had reassurances amid the fatal entombment of all victims, all said to be Miami Negroes.
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Raleigh
J. L. Stuckey
Franklin County
Miami Beach
Fla
Sam Carlton
M. C. Porch
John Ports
Alfred Barnes
Barnes
Miami
LaMarca Sentenced To Die In Sing Sing Chair
Angelo La Marca, kidnap slayer of baby Peter Weinberger, sentenced to die in Sing Sing on electric chair the week of January 28. Nassau County Judge Mario Pittoni rejected motions to set aside conviction. automatic appeal noted.
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Mineola
N.Y
Angelo LaMarca
Peter Weinberger
Sing Sing
Nassau County
Mario Pittoni
LaMarca
Monens
Weinberger
Long Island
David Markowitz
Pole tree mission in Antarctica aims for Christmas cheer
At McMurdo Sound, a plan to drop Christmas trees to the 24 man South Pole party hinges on fuel and icebreaker help. A bamboo pole and two miles of hose could deliver trees and mail if a tanker refuels in time, while crews build a base for the IGY observations.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
Navy
Air Force
Som
U.S
Oregon
Nespelen
Antarctic
McMurdo
David Canham Jr
Canham
Pole
New Zealand
al Bowers
Harrisburg
Big Plant Joins In Walkout
About 28 000 workers at Hungary's Csepel iron and steel works led a sitdown strike defying Russian troops and Hungarian militia. Workers refused to produce as police seized Bejolannis electric factory where 6 000 joined the walkout. The outlawed Budapest Central Workers' Council leaders Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari were arrested after calling a two day general strike paralyzing industry. Soviet officers ringed the plant and observers noted tanks and armored cars outside while unions claimed the council dissolved.
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Budapest
Hungary
Csepel Iron and Steel Works
Csepel Works
Janos Kadar
Bejolannis
Sandor Racz
Csepel
Irish Army Partisans Hit Northern Ireland in New Raids
Irish Republican Army partisans launched fresh raids in Northern Ireland. A dynamite blast opened a Lisnaskea barracks door and exchanges of fire occurred at several sites, including Roselea and Derrylin. No casualties were reported and police lines were disrupted by cut poles and lines.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lisnaskea
Fermanagh
Roselea
Derrylin
Ana 7
Ermanagh
IRA
Irish Republic
Northern
Dublin
Ireland
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Pittsburgh
Diane
Elmer Patman
Austin, Tex
John M. Neff
Lexington, Neb
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Big Plant
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