U N Appeals Last-Minute for POWs to Return Home
United Nations Command pressed 22 American war prisoners to reconsider staying with North Korea or Red forces. A last minute appeal urged prisoners to avoid an irrevocable mistake and weighed options before the 90 day deadline.
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Panmunjom
Prisners
U. N
Reds
K. S. Thimayya
Cisy
Thimayya
MRC
U.N. Command
Christmas Fest For POWs In Panmunjom Plan
The 22 American war prisoners who joined communists prepare a Christmas with a truck of athletic gear and food from the Communists, delivered by Indian troops. They will share with one Briton and 327 South Koreans, plan an athletic meet after noon and a party at night, weather permitting.
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Reds
North
South
Formosa
Panmunjom
Korea
Cultures Blend at Yule in New Mexico Pueblos
In northern New Mexico mountain towns and pueblos Christmas blends Spanish and Indian traditions. Los Pastores the old Christmastime shepherd play once common now survives mainly in Galisteo with two locals holding scripts. Efforts consider an English version to preserve the tradition without losing spirit. The decline began after World War II due to lost manuscripts and younger generations leaving.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Los Pastores
Spain
Galisteo
Reginald Fisher
State Museum
Jose Maldonado
Sociedad Folklorica of
Natividad Sena
Pedro Pena
Flurry Of Color TV Casts Start
FCC authorizes color broadcasts with immediate effect though formal order awaits 30 days. NBC plans color telecast of Amahl and the Night Visitors tomorrow and other programs this holiday season. CBS to continue The New Review in color on Fridays and add more next year.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fifth French vote fails to elect president in Versailles
France's joint session again fails to elect a President in the fifth ballot within three days. Premier Jo Laniel leads with 374 votes, Marcel-Edmond Naegelen has 312, Jean Medecin 197, as factions seek a compromise amid party splits and protests.
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Versailles
France
Vincent Auriol
Jo Laniel
Marcel-Edmond Naegelen
Jean Medecin
Riviera
Nice
Medecin
Laniel
So- Spl
Marentinanens Naegelen
Naegelen
Iiewings
Naeme
Niel
Henri Queuille
Soviet Papers Focus on Beria Fate Across Meetings
Moscow reports show mass meetings denouncing ex police chief Lavrenty Beria and six other former officials accused of plotting against the state. Izvestia cites the "boundless anger of the people" demanding severe punishment for agents of foreign capital. Pravda runs a near full page of denunciations of Beria.
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Moscow
Lavrenty P. Beria
Izvestia
Pravda
Communist Party
Beria
Rescue teams push up Myrdalsjokull to reach trapped bomber crew
American and Icelandic rescuers ascended the mile high Myrdalsjokull Glacier toward a U S Navy bomber wreck after it vanished from Keflavik airfield. At least three of nine crew members were believed alive as survival drops and ground teams reached the glacier in whiteout conditions.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Myrdalsjokull Glacier
Keflavik
U.S. Air Force
U.S
London
Air Force
Cold Air Mass Heads Out To Sea
Frigid Canadian air that chilled the Carolinas headed seaward as relief from a two day freeze arrived. Temperatures rose to the 40s in North Carolina and 50s in South Carolina while two deaths were reported from exposure and crops faced damage to blooms and truck crops.
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Carolinas
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Hendersonville
Canton
Charlotte
Raleigh-Durham
Lumberton
Rocky Mount
Elizabeth City
Hatteras
New Bern
Cherry Key
Greensboro
Mary Walker
Rock Hill
James Gosnell
E. Spartanburg
Anderson
Myrtle Beach
Columbia
Arleston
Charleston
Piedmont
Plans For Straightening U.S. Highway 301 Disclosed
The Highway Commission released detailed plans to straighten U S 301 and bypass bottlenecks from South Carolina to the Virginia line. The route would run east of several towns, rejoin the current road at Kenly, and proceed north of Fayetteville and beyond with a 260 foot right of way and cloverleaf intersections. Estimated cost starts near 23 million dollars with about six million in surplus funds available for modernization.
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Raleigh
The
Highway Commission
U. S. 301
Johnston County
Johnston
Benson
Four Oaks
Smithfield
Selma
Micro
Kenly
Lucama
Wilson
Elm City
Sharpsburg
Rocky Mount
Battleboro
Whitakers
Enfield
Halifax
Weldon
Pleasant Hill
Virginia Line
South Carolina
Rowland
Raynham
Lamberton
St. Pauls
Fayetteville
Harnett
Wade, Godwin and
Dolan Indicted for Perjury in Greenlease Case
Elmer Dolan, a St. Louis officer involved in the Hall arrest, was indicted by a federal grand jury for perjury over the handling of the Greenlease ransom money. The indictment cites false testimony about whether ransom suitcases were brought to the police station. Dolan is jailed on $25,000 bond. fellow officer Shoulders had resigned amid dispute over the investigation.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Greenlease
Elmer Dolan
Dolan
St. Louis
Shoulders
Hall
St.Louis
Bonnie Brown
Five Thousand Year Old Pyramid Found in Sakkara
Egypt's antiquities department announced the discovery of a 5,000 year old step pyramid in the Sakkara area south of Cairo. The structure lies about 170 yards from the great step pyramid built by Pharaoh Djoser. French archaeologist P Lauer and Mohammed Zaky Ghoneim led the find near Sakkara.
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Cairo
Egypt
Antiquities Department
Sakkara
Pharoah Zoser
Giech
P. Lauer
Mohammed Zaky Ghoneim
French Hope For Victory In Two Years In Indochina War
Larry Allen notes Indochina war enters its eighth year with no decisive victory for French Union and Viet Minh. France aims to push into rebel areas by 1955 with U S aid rising to 60 percent of costs, while Ho Chi Minh signals readiness to talk if invited. Estimates show huge human and material tolls on both sides and refugees.
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Larry Allen
Hanot
Indochina
French Union
Red River
Nort Indochina
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Cambodia
United States
Eisenhower Leads Final Day of GOP Conference on Crime Subversion
President Eisenhower closes three days of talks with Republican leaders outlining plans to tighten actions against subversives and criminals. Attendees include Senators McCarthy Wiley and Representatives Reed and Velde as discussions expand from immunity for congressional witnesses to wiretap evidence and labor union Communist challenges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atty. Gen. Brownell
Enone
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Government Operations Committee
Rep. Velde
Til
House Un-American Activities Committee
Sen. Wiley
Rwis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep
Chauncey W. Reed
R-I
House Judiciary Committee
Brewnell
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Cheer Fund Surpasses 3000 Dollar Mark in City Appeal
The Christmas Cheer Fund exceeded three thousand dollars as local press and radio stations collect for needy families. Contributions today totaling 394.50 lift the grand total to 3,256.41 with donors including Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Junior Woman's Club among many others.
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Re Green St
H. M. Armstrong
Hogs
Ce Coe Coe Coe
J. S. Welborn
Betsy
Tommy
Michael Rawleigh
Stone
J. H. Smith
Junior Woman's Club
Tate Chesbrough
Hazel Tucker
Sss
Roy Armstrong
Jean David Wall
Jarrett Stationar Co
Linda
Randy Smith
Skipper Gates
D. A. Dowdy
R. T. Setzer
W. O. Elkins
Ny. A. Storms
C. S. Jowers
Oss LO Micro-Products Co
Suzanne Ripley
Anonymous
John & Russell Hailey
Cee Coe
Cee Wood
Effie B. Cator
Mnymous
Eer
Eer Gibson Jr
Len
N C Poor Place To Find A Husband
Raleigh report notes North Carolina ties Oregon for last in state marriage rate with 26 564 licenses last year 6 4 per thousand while the divorce rate at 12 lowest nationally. South Carolina shows 21 6 per thousand and Perquimans County near Norfolk Va reports 92 11 per thousand with Clay County at .83 per thousand.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Oregon
Tar Heel
North Carolina Research Institute
South Carolina
Perquimans County
Norfolk
Naval Base
Southwestern
Clay
Jury Continues Charlotte Police Corruption Probe
A Mecklenburg County grand jury urged continued investigation into Charlotte police corruption charges. The panel called for root-out of corruption linked to rackets and payoffs, and recommended a department reorganization under a judge appointee. The report followed testimony by Keith Beaty on tax evasion and cited pressure from high places, with no names disclosed.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County Grand Jury
Washington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Frank N. Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Keith M. Beaty
Charlotte Taxi Cab Company
Beaty
Theodore James
Superior Court
Francis 0. Clarkson
Basil Whitener
James
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