Le Sabre as a Laboratory on Wheels for Future Cars
The Le Sabre, showcased in Europe, is described as a moving laboratory rather than a final car design. It demonstrates ideas like a Buick designed V4 engine, lightweight structure, advanced aerodynamics, electric seat warmers, and automated controls that may influence General Motors production in years ahead.
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Kilgore backs staying at NATO post for Eisenhower
Senator Kilgore believes General Eisenhower should remain commander in Europe and not seek the presidency. He cites Western Europe’s defense progress and Eisenhower’s trusted leadership as crucial. Kilgore warns against moving Eisenhower and notes Republican doubts about his candidacy continue.
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Local Y M C A Drive Sees $12993 to Date
Initial report shows the appeal to raise 90000 for the Y M C A in progress with 12393 announced as raised so far. Officials say the campaign ends December 31 and contributions can be mailed to the Y M C A. Manuel Arellano, 17, died after a Christmas tree touched a live wire in Mexico City.
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Meat Output Reductions Indicated by Grain Shortage
The Agriculture Department cuts 221 million bushels from the 1951-52 corn supply and lowers last year’s estimate, signaling potential reductions in livestock, dairy, and poultry production as feed grain shortages tighten. The revised reserves imply a dangerously low stock level by the 1952 harvest.
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Veteran Gets Times' Managing Editorship
Turner Catledge aged 50 is named executive managing editor of the New York Times to succeed the late Edwin L. James who died December 3 after a relapse post kidney operation. James had served as managing editor for 19 years.
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Cobalt Imports Led by Belgian Congo Sources
Three quarters of United States cobalt imports come from the Belgian Congo, highlighting its leading role in supplying the metal. The report underscores Congo's dominance in the global cobalt trade and potential implications for industry sectors relying on the mineral.
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Women Use Logic Like a Pole Vaulter, Men Lag Behind
HAL BOYLE argues in New York that women are emotionally stronger and more adaptable than men. He says men dwell in gloom after misfortune, while women rise above it, take action, buy themselves a new wardrobe, and seek celebrations to lift their mood. He notes women respond with energy to setbacks, unlike men who wallow in worry and ulcers.
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Eisenhower urges British support for European army plan
Supreme Headquarters reports Ike hosts Churchill and Eden at luncheon to back a unified European Army. French leaders press Pleven model while Britain weighs a diluted plan. Meantime talks cover NATO leadership and a broader Middle East and Mediterranean security framework.
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Gunman Is Caught In Md
George Ross, 27, surrendered to two county officers ten miles south of Baltimore after being recognized by Edward Duvall. He faces murder charges for killing Patrolman Forney L. Haas in a Cleveland rooming house on December 8. A single bullet remained in his loaded pistol.
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Strike Averted At Windsor Chrysler Plant
A threatened strike at Chrysler Corporation of Canada in Windsor was averted by a wage increase for 4,500 production workers yesterday. The deal ends a labor dispute and prevents production disruption at the plant.
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London Booms an Opera Tune Charms Critics and Soxers
New York critics and bobby soxers swoon over Metropolitan Opera debutant George London a six foot two inch tenor with a booming base baritone and star appeal. Born in Montreal to American parents he gave up a promising U S concert career to study in Europe before returning to sing in the United States.
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