Ike and Nehru End Talks Return to Washington
Eisenhower and Nehru left Gettysburg after a full day of discussions on world issues at the 190 acre estate. White House secretary Hagerty said they spoke on many international topics, with no topics disclosed. Nehru will address the nation at 11:15 p.m. EST before resuming talks in Washington.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nehru
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
China
U. S
CBS
NBC Radio and Television
MBS
Robert E. Lee
Pickett
Sunporch
Teen-Ager Kidnaps His Bride In Bay Area Crime Tale
A 17 year old San Francisco youth escaped a mental hospital and abducted his 17 year old bride at gunpoint from her parents home. Police say the couple and a male companion are armed and dangerous. The pair had run away to Montana and married, later returned as runaways. The groom was sent to Napa State Hospital as unbalanced. The bride Cle Ann Mowatt returned to her parents, who seek to void the marriage.
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San Francisco
San Franciscan
Mike Weigoner
Cla Ann Mowatt Weigoner
Weigener
Daly City
Montana
Napa State Hospital
Cle Ann
John Mowatt
Jesse Eastman
Vallejo
Mowatt
Weigoner
Jefferson High School
Fayetteville Farm Equipment Co Fire Injures Three
A midnight fire at Proctor Barbour Farm Equipment Co in Fayetteville NC injures two firefighters Kenneth Pope and Joseph Jernigan and a spectator Lt Charles Nicholson from Pope Air Force Base suffers cuts after a plate glass shatters Fire causes extensive damage estimate unavailable and cause undetermined Firefighters inside wore smoke masks aiding. the blaze ranks as Fayetteville's costliest since 1950 Opera House fire.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Proctor-Barbour Farm Equipment Co
Kenneth G. Pope
Joseph R. Jernigan
Charles Nicholson
Pope Air Force Base
Pope
Jernigan
Fayetteville Opera House
Paper Plant To Get Fourth Machine In Calhoun
Bowaters Southern Paper Corp plan to install a fourth newsprint machine at its Calhoun Tennessee mill. The upgrade aims to raise annual output to about 430000 tons by 1959, with two existing machines producing 200000 tons and a third to come online next month.
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Calhoun, Tenn
Bowaters Southern Paper Corp
Calhoun
Southern Newspaper
A. B. Meyer
Bowater Paper Co., Inc
Meyer
Bowaters Southern
Bowater
Corner Brook
Newfoundland
Poland and Soviet Union sign non interference troop accord
Poland and the Soviet Union signed a formal agreement to regulate future Russian troop operations in Poland. The pact reiterates temporary Soviet presence and Polish sovereignty while leaving key items for later special agreements within three months.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
United States
Trail Blazed Across Antarctica by Army Navy Team
Eleven U S Army and Navy men, aided by an electronic crevasse finder, blazed a 632 mile trek from Little America V to Marie Byrd Land in six weeks. Seabee units will build an American station for the International Geophysical Year, led by Maj Merle Dawson.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U.S. Army
Antarctic
Little America V
Marie Byrd Land
Dawson
Maj
Merle
Skip) Dawson
Williamsburg
Navy
Paul Frazier
Higginsville
Greenland
Byrd Land
Wade
Alaska Solons Reach U.S. in Harsh Alaska Trek
Seattle reporters greet Alaska prospectors William Egan Ralph Rivers and Ernest Gruening as they arrive after a seven day 2300 mile trek through 65 below zero. They seek statehood through the Alaska Tennessee plan aiming to lobby Congress. All are Democrats. Optimism runs high over statehood prospects.
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Seattle
Alaska
William Egan
Ralph Rivers
Texas
Egan
Rivers
Ernest Gruening
Congress
Tennessee
British Lift Veil From Plane
British aviation engineers revealed a five jet vertical takeoff and landing plane the SCI SC from Short Brothers and Harland Co. powered by Rolls Royce RB108 engines. It featured two downward engines for vertical lift and three for forward flight. First taxi trials occurred at a guarded Belfast airfield with a single official photo released.
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London
Lci
United States
Russia
Sci—Sc
Belfast
Short Brothers & Harland Co
Signals We Ignore On Life's Road Warnings
A reflective piece urges readers to heed everyday danger signals in social and spiritual life. It compares rear car lights to daily warnings and questions why people ignore the outcomes of reckless living, urging pause to consider kindness and love.
Hungarians Welcome Returning Olympic Squad At Train Station
Budapest crowds greet Hungary's Olympic team as a special Milan Belgrade train arrives avoiding Austria. Gyorgy Marosan thanks athletes with nine golds amid a mixed return with many remaining abroad. Nepszabadsag notes 175 went to Melbourne while others stayed, including Agnes Keleti and several champions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Milan
Belgrade
Gyvorgy Marosan
Laszlo Papp
Melbourne
Helsinki
Papp
Nepszabadsag
Australia
Nepszabadsay
Agnes Keleti
Kati Szocki
Valeria Gyenge
Man Seeks Peace as Woman Keeps Repeating It
A man expresses fatigue over a woman's habit of insisting on the last word. He notes repeated phrases and requests a pause in the back and forth. The exchange highlights frustration with dialogue patterns.
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Eneae
Fields Plea For Commutation Denied
ATLANTA The Pardon and Parole Board denied Jennings E. Fields plea for commutation of a death sentence for the fatal shooting of DeKalb County Officer James Mize on February 6 1951. Fields was accused during a struggle with officers at Clemson College South Carolina and Davidson College North Carolina after thefts were reported. His lawyers argued doubt over who fired the fatal shot and mental unsoundness, but the board ruled Fields sane.
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Atlanta
Pardon and Parole Board
Jennings E. Fields
Fields
Clemson College
S.C
Davidson College
Davidson
N.C
DeKalb County
James Mize
Del Sesto Declared Governor-Elect in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Republican Christopher Del Sesto 49, a former Democrat, leads incumbent Dennis Roberts by 509 votes with 340 absentee ballots left. A court challenge looms over absentee and shut-in ballots, while Roberts sues to discard those ballots as unconstitutional. Del Sesto had held posts under Democrats but split from the party over a dispute.
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Providence
R. I
Christopher del Sesto
Rhode Island
del Sesto
Dennis J. Roberts
John G. Coffey
Roberts
Rhode Island Board of Elections
Coffey
Elections Board
Democrats
Hungarian Children To Meet Santa At Camp Kilmer
About 300 Hungarian children at Camp Kilmer resettlement center near New Jersey will meet Santa Claus during a party arranged by Rutgers University student fraternities Tau Delta Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon and Zeta Beta Tau. The event features games movies and snacks as gifts are distributed. A 40 foot Christmas tree from Maine heads to the camp while more than 550 refugees arrive after fleeing LaGuardia Field New York.
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
Santa Claus
Rutgers University
Tau Delta Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Zeta Beta Tau
Maine
LaGuardia Field
New York
Egyptian police to aid UN order in Port Said departure
A 350 man Egyptian police detachment was due in Port Said to help UN troops maintain order during the last British and French withdrawal. The UN plans to pull out soon after, with Egyptians assuming control of the canal's northern gateway amid ongoing security concerns and a stalled salvage operation.
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Port Said
Egypt
U. N
Suez Canal
Nasser
Cairo
U.N
WU N
Suez
E.L.M. Burns
Kefauver Backs Advisory Committee To Link Grass Roots
Senator Kefauver says a Democratic advisory panel could bridge leaders and grass roots in Washington. He accepts membership despite congressional officials declining to join. National Chairman Paul Butler pushed the plan for an eight of twenty named members including Stevenson and Truman. The group would act as a liaison between governors mayors state chairmen and party leaders.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Paul M. Butler
Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
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Lidia Domolsky
Las‘dlo Tabori
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