Eden Plans Cabinet Shakeup Stirs Tory Rifts
Prime Minister Eden faces resistance from Conservative allies as rumors swirl he will replace Richard Butler as chancellor and move Harold Macmillan to the treasury. Supporters praise Butler for restoring prosperity while critics accuse Eden of dithering amid rising prices and Cold War tensions.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Harold Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Butler
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Macmillan
Lloyd
Foreign Office
Richard A. Butler
Winston Churchill
Eden
Britain
Unem
Middle East
Soviet Russia
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Mirror
Navy Lands At Resort Town Again In Atami Japan
In Atami a U S Navy vessel again landed as 30 sailors returning from a destroyer escort party damaged the hotel aquarium front door smashed furniture and marshaled a dolphin. Hotel owner Fu jiro Suzuki says repeated break ins hurt business and police filed reports while the Navy offered no comment pending inquiry.
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Atami
Japan
U U. S. Navy
Tokyo
Fujiro Suzuki
Navy
Aquarium
Atami Bay
Pinongi
Suzuki
U. S. Navy
Sun Did
Ministers Meet to Harmonize NATO Policies Across Global Hotspots
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers convened in Paris with two advisers each to coordinate policy on conflicts worldwide. The talks covered the Middle East, Turkish and British roles in the Baghdad Pact, Goa tensions, and economic cooperation. Portugal pressed Goa India dispute while Portugal urged Spain’s NATO entry.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Asia
NATO
Portugal
India
Goa
NATO International Secretariat
Paulo Cunha
Cunha
Macao
Heinrich von Brentano
Harold Macmillan
Graham Council Abolishes Parking Meters
Graham street department ordered to remove all parking meters after a 3-2 town council vote. The move follows six months of repeated deadlocks and a questionable agenda for the special session prompting state legal review. Mayor Bayliff announced removal instructions, while ordinances remain unavailable in town files.
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Graham
J. H. Hawkins
Clarence Ross
Ross
C. ©. Bayliff
Raleigh
Senator Anderson Calls for AEC to Share H-Bomb Research Details
Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico urged the Atomic Energy Commission to disclose more about the Seranem project claiming broader public collaboration would aid peace time use of atomic research. He criticized past secrecy and cited a Los Alamos tour where a restricted area hid fusion research from Joint Senate House Atomic Committee members. He spoke before the Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress.
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Cleveland
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Atomic Commission
Vite
Ater
AEC
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Saas
Los Alamos
Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress
Kefauver Enters Democratic Nomination Race
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee announced his entry into the Democratic presidential nomination contest planning to run in multiple state primaries as funding and scheduling permit. He aims to offer the party more than one choice, challenging Stevenson who has declared primaries in five states.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Frank Lausch
Ohio
Averell Harriman
New York
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Senate
California
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Florida
Joseph F. Donahue
District of Columbia
Frank Clement
Sen
Monroney
D-Okla
Dulles Presses Macmillan to Block Red China Trade Move
U S Secretary of State Dulles urged Prime Minister Macmillan to oppose Britain easing trade curbs on Red China. Diplomats say a British relaxation would weaken leverage in Geneva talks with Red China and could sour Anglo American relations ahead of Eisenhower Eden talks. The UN had backed the embargo since 1951.
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U. S
Thavea
Macmillan
China
U.S
Geneva
Dulles
Eisenhower
Eden
Washington
United Nations
Peiping
United Nations Security Council Seat Remains In Deadlock
The United Nations General Assembly enters a sixth round of balloting to fill a disputed Security Council seat as U S Britain and France seek a compromise choice amid ongoing negotiations. The stalemate risks halting the council without full membership and French vetoes block Japan’s bid for U N membership.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
United States
Ee Cyosary
Chile
Joe
Maz
Britain
France
Batch
Yugoslavia
Sweden
United Tes
Italy
Austria
U. N
Philippines
London
Asia
Poland
Thussia
Japan
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Wake Forest Medical Faculty Meets With Investigators
Wake Forest College School of Medicine faculty met a nine member committee led by Andrew J. Hutchins to review college administration. The panel, formed Nov 16, will file findings to the board trustees by tomorrow and the Dec 22 meeting will discuss resignations of Athletic Director Pat Preston and coach Tom Rogers. Tribble supporters voice praise as alumni and student groups react to the probe and campus tensions.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College School of Medicine
Toda
Wake Forest Board
Wake Forest
Andrew J. Hutchins
Canton
Pat Preston
Tom Rogers
Harold Tribble
Wake Forest General Alumni Association
Tribble
David M. Britt
Fairmont
General Alumni
Winston - Salem
Britt
Tenneson Returns To US From Hong Kong
Richard Tenneson, a Minnesota farm boy who renounced America for communism, returns home after years abroad. The 22-year-old ex soldier arrived from Hong Kong via a commercial flight and reunites with his mother Portia Howe in Alden, Minnesota, as his family and pastor greet him with emotion. He had crossed from China after years in Asia and was a Korean War veteran captured in action.
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Minneapolis
Richard Tenneson
Minnesota
America
Portia Howe
Tenneson
Hong Kong
China
United States
Forest Strand
Alden
Los Angeles Fire Chief Suspended Over Integration Dispute
Alderson, head of the Los Angeles Fire Department for 38 years, was suspended by the Fire Commission on insubordination charges. Deputy Chief F Harry Rothermel named acting chief at $15 500. Alderson faces three charges including refusing to sign cooperation letters and returning Black firefighters to all Negro stations. He may appeal within five days.
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Los Angeles
Alderson
Fire Commission
Norris Poulson
F. Harry Rothermel
Commission
Everett W. Brown
U.N. Debates Syria Israeli Attack as Egyptian Threats Rise
The Security Council opened talks on Syria's protest after Israeli raids near the Sea of Galilee. Egypt, led by Premier Nasser, warned of forceful retaliation and noted a October defense pact with Syria. Debated possible actions include breaking ties or even use of force.
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N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Securi
Ty Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Sea of Galilee
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Council
Ahmed Shukairy
General Assembly
U.N
Israel
Abba Eban
Son Of Hero Accepts Own Hour Of Tribute
Colin P. Kelly III, son of World War II hero Col. Corky Kelly, receives the Eagle Scout badge in a solemn Concordville ceremony. The 15 year old earned 21 merit badges over four years and follows a lineage of service and public life. Judge William R. Toal presided and lauded his perseverance.
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Concordville
Colin P. Kelly III
United States
Philadelphia
Corky” Kelly
J. Watson Pedlow
William R. Toal
Delaware County Court
Corky Kelly
Corky
Kelly
Pearl Harbor
Haruna
Roosevelt
West Point
Cate
Westtown Friends School
Air Force Academy
Colin P. Kelly
J. Watson Pedrow
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E. L. M. Burns
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