Pentagon Chief Sees Reserves For Adequate Defense
Secretary Burgess outlined a reserve plan as a path to maintain defense with regular forces cut toward 2.7 million by 1959. He said a trained reserve base of up to five million and 100000 youth trainings every six months could keep U.S. forces effective without universal military training.
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Pentagon
C. Fay Pnasshagton
Secretary of Defense
Carter Burgess
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Eean
Ar East
Burgess
Congress
Graham Censure Backed by Woman's College Students
At Woman's College in Greensboro the student body voted 53 percent in favor of Dr. Graham's censure over the Coraddi nude art controversy. About 1,425 ballots were cast with 550 for the chancellor, 39 percent for the magazine staff, and 8 percent undecided as the campus closed for holidays.
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Greensboro
N.C
Woman's College
Edward
Graham
Coraddi
Marter
Dr. Graham
Florida
Home Family Ties Drive Chinese Students to Seek Return
A Washington dispatch reports many Chinese students abroad say home ties, not ideology, push them to seek exit permits to Red China. About 40 of 35 trained scientists including nuclear specialists request return, citing family reunification as the motive despite prior fear of anti US sentiment.
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Washington
Red China
United States
Chis Cala Hua Chang
Foochnv
Formosa
Washinstes University
St. Lowe
Oe Semis
China
Chang Ten Hsu
Weather Forecast Renews Cloudy Damp Conditions Across Regions
A weather bulletin notes Lakes region to New England will be cloudy and rainy with cooler air along the eastern seaboard. Far inland areas should see little temperature change while most of the nation remains clear to partly cloudy.
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Eer
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Remai Os Nation
Kefauver Rips AEC Chief Over Dixon Yates Contract
Sen Kefauver denounces Strauss press conference as blackmail in the Dixon Yates private power pact debate. He accuses the AEC chief of pressuring TVA customers and warns of further remarks on the matter, noting the proposal to build a private West Memphis Ark plant to supply TVA replaces existing cables.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
AEC
Strauss
Dixon-Yates
Arenes
Securities and Exchange Commission
TVA
Authority
Yates
Este Ad
Tenmaes
Conesing
Hell
Eres Zenmnes
West M . Ark
Atomic
At Dixon-Yates Group
Dearborn Man Cited After Deer Incident Near Cheboygan
John Pritchard, 35, of Dearborn, claims two deer ran into his car near Cheboygan. State Police seized the deer carcasses and distributed the meat to state institutions. Pritchard presented only a $300 auto repair bill as proof.
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Cheboygan
Mich
John Pritchard
Dearborn
Michigan
Pritchard
U S Chamber Forecast Sees 2-5 Percent Growth Next Year
The United States Chamber of Commerce projects production and service output rising 2-5 percent in the coming year with eleven industries forecasting higher activity. Railroads level off decline, tool and die makers aim to match 1954, unemployment may rise slightly, and investment policies urged to attract venture capital. New records anticipated in food sales construction and real estate with potential records for chemicals and television sales.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cee Ee Ee
Schmidt
Onys
Western Half Of Nation Basks Under Clear Skies
The Associated Press notes fair weather in parts of the western half while most regions see light rain or snow flurries. Temperatures rise in many areas as colder pockets linger. Reported readings include Pocatello Idaho 9 and Fargo North Dakota 2 with rain in several Atlantic coastal areas.
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Associated Press
Prt
Vales
Felton
Minnesota
Ward
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mid Atlantic States
New England
Rolinas
Fort Lo
Alleghenies
Newland Hatteras
N.C
Genates
Pocatello
Idaho
Los Angeles
New ST
Fargo
Japan Faces Red Trade With Government Backing
Japanese leadership under Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama signals alignment with the world camp and aims to ease nonpolitical travel to Communist nations, while business interests prepare to push expansion of trade with Red China and the Soviet Union. Exports to Red China reached about 4.3 million in 1953 with expectations rising.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Adm
Reds
Hatoo
Treéay
John Allison
Hima
United States
Molotov
Russia
Shiteniten
China
Women Now Fill 446 Occupations in U S Labor Dept Study
A Labor Department bulletin based on the 1950 Census shows women employed in 446 occupations, 34 railroad brakemen and 476 switch men among the new figures. The report notes women comprise 30 percent of all U S workers and highlights the growing role of married women in the workforce.
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Census Bureau
United States
Jail escapee recaptured after icy river pursuit
Greenville sheriff and deputy traced 42 year old state penitent inmate Pete McGaha who escaped December 14. He was found after exposure and treated in hospital before remaining in the county jail awaiting return to Columbia.
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Greenville
Pete McGaha
Bates
C. T. Ly
Russian Born U S Citizen Discharged From Agriculture Post
Russian born Ladejinsky, a naturalized U S citizen and former agricultural attaché in Tokyo, was removed from his post due to security review. Officials cited a transfer under new controls but gave few details. Rep Judd promised a full explanation, praising Ladejinsky as anti Communist and exemplary in land reform work.
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Washington
Dec
Agriculture
Gen
Macarthur
Folf Ladefinsky
Tokyo
Department
Ladejinsky
Aogriculture Department
Benson
Minneapolis Tribune
Russia
Amstorg
Rep. J
R-Minn
Agriculture Department
Far East
State Department
Judd
Adesinsky
Asia
Rescuers Heroically Save Girl From Train Tracks
A man named Gallagher, a former star, rescued a young girl who fell onto the railroad at Pennsylvania station. He pulled her to safety as a train passed, dropping gifts and shedding his coat in the frantic moment while bystanders signaled the halted train.
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Ge ‘Ark
Pennsylvania Station
Allagher
Jeenene Mary Catherine Wheeler
Gallagher
Galtsher
WW 1 Hero's Nephew Wins Silver Wings
Pvt Alvin C York, nephew of the World War I hero, earns the silver wings with the 2nd Division Airborne at Fort Bragg. He serves in Company K of the Airborne Infantry and is the son of Mr and Mrs York. The ceremony marks his training and assignment amid Gen Farrel's unit.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Alvin C. York
Terday
FW. Farrel
Nan
Airborne
Young York
Co. K
S2nd Airborne
Ser Sgkork
Ee Ees
York
Ailing Pope Pius XII Takes Outdoor Car Ride
Pope Pius XII, very weak but slightly improved, rode in a 25 minute outing in the Vatican gardens. Doctors ordered the ride as part of a therapy to increase strength with Swiss Guards securing privacy.
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Allan Jacks
Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Gardens
Atican
Donti
Vatican Palace
Riccardo
Paul Niehans
Tober
Unc
Castel Gandolfo
Galeazzi-Lisi
Los Angeles Daily News Publishes Its Final Edition
The Los Angeles Daily News released its last edition as Publisher Clinton D. McKinnon announced the sale of the paper’s assets to an unspecified continuing firm. The sale includes the name, circulation lists, and newspaper features with no price disclosed.
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Los Angeles Daily News
Mece
Clinton D. McKinnon
Independentaenonelly
Ywney
Ishing Co
Sackineon Sackinnan
Dalanett
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