Mendes France Tells Assembly US Will Aid Indochina
Premier Mendes France said the United States will contribute about 400 dollars in 1955 to South Viet Nam’s military buildup. He cited talks with Dulles and pledged coordinated policy and field cooperation, defending the Geneva peace and outlining plans to withdraw French expeditionary forces as Vietnam strengthens its internal security forces.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
French National Assembly
United States
South
Viet Nam
Forth
Manila
Indochina
South Viet Nam
France
Mmeues-Prance
Adochina
Geneva
Eens
Wake Forest Gets Increased Foundation Endowment Support
The Z Smith Reynolds Foundation approved raising Wake Forest College annual pay from 350000 to 500000 and considered a perpetual 40000 yearly grant per million in capital needs, with limits set at 120000 yearly or three million. President Tribble reported the trustees' meeting with stipulations and further details continued on page five.
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Winston-Salem
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Wake Forest College
Harold W. P Tribble
College Board of Trustees
Foundations defend report as biased on giant tax free groups
Spokesmen for several foundations attack a House committee report on tax free groups as biased and flimsy. The 416 page document accuses foundations of promoting socialism and wielding leftward influence, drawing swift Democratic dissent calling it a crackpot view and blaming staff for bias.
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Washington
House
Rep
Reece
R-Tenn
Rev
Dootwin
Massachusetts
R Tatives
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Pforst
Idaho
Dulles Returns To US After NATO Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles flew into Washington aboard MATS with Mumphrey and Harold Stassen after attending the North Atlantic Treaty Council in Paris. He spoke of unanimous decisions and useful talks with Eden and Mendes-France and said he would report to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Dulles
Military Air Transport Service
Constellation
Ury Mumphrey
Harold Stassen
State Department
Mats Termini
Paris
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
NATO
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover Jr
Roger Mak’n
Alberto Tatebieal
Gentran de Junkac
NATO Council
Airliner Wreckage To Be Raised In Jamaica Bay
Salvage crews planned to raise the Italian airliner wreckage from Jamaica Bay after a Rome to New York flight crashed Saturday. Twenty six people died and six survived. Navy divers located the four engine DOSB airliner, its fuselage intact but upside down, with nine bodies recovered and the 12 year old d Ugo child among the victims.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
Civil Aeronautics Board
la d'Ugo
Natali d'Ugo
Chicago
Government Defends Policy Aimed at Socialist State
India’s government defended its economic plan to build a socialist state while reassuring private investors. In the Lok Sabha, Nehru proposed a constitutional amendment to empower acquisition and reform of private holdings and nationalize the Imperial Bank of India to expand rural credit. Deshmukh cautioned against fixing compensation rates, signaling temporary state control without guaranteed profits for foreign investors.
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Parks Affairs
Nehru
C. D. Deshmukh
Imperial Bank of India
Deshmukh
Snow Flurries Drift Down On Northeast North Carolina
Snow flurries drifted over the North Carolina mountains and northeastern areas today though no snow is expected to stick as temperatures rise this afternoon. Coastal areas as far as Wilmington also saw snow with tonight’s freezing outlook. Carolina lows may dip to near ten degrees in the mountains and across the state, with warmer conditions tomorrow.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wilmington
Carolinas
South Carolina
Housing Study Is Proposed By Senator Sparkman
Senator Sparkman proposes a continuing objective study of federal housing programs. He opposes probes aimed at exposing widespread misconduct. The 140 page Banking Committee report accuses builders of greed and windfall profits, linking them to postwar rental housing problems.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Dietican
Federalp Maing Administration
Pri Te
White House
Sig Erent Neeres
Iow
Ite
Five Royal Navy Climbers Die on Ben Nevis Peak
In Fort William Scotland five Royal Navy members died after a recreation party slipped on an icy 900 foot precipice on Mount Ben Nevis. Navy climbers located the bodies and the mountain stands at 4 406 feet, the highest in the British Isles.
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Fort William
Scotland
Royal Ne
Mt. Ben Nevis
Wiellene
Spee
Bree Navy
Ben Nevis
British Isles
Warning Against German Arms Threatens Mutual Aid Pact
Moscow warns it may scrap the British Soviet mutual assistance treaty if Paris pact rearming West Germany is ratified. Andrei Gromyko presents note to British ambassador, signaling potential abrogation similar to France-Soviet threat.
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Moscow
Russia
Paris
West Germany
William Hayter
Andrei Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
France
Hayter
Pars
London
Kremlin
Woeerm
Britain
House of Commons
Ths
Cmtic
Pierre
Hammarskjold plans Peiping trip after December
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he still plans to depart for Peiping after December 26 with no fixed date. Peiping radio challenged U S arguments on the release of 11 airmen held as spies, claiming the Korean armistice excludes Chinese forces and volunteers.
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Stockholm
Sweden
P U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
China
Peiping
Hammarskjold
Keng Piao
U.S
Korea
Keng
U.N
Wilder Footer
Mei Ju-ao
Antung
Liaoning
Manchuria
United States
Mei
Witness to be checked for perjury in Roberts case
Key witness in the Judith Ann Roberts murder case will face perjury checks. James T Roberts, the victim’s father, is on $10 000 bond awaiting trial on a first degree murder charge. A Miami private investigator testified Roberts and an unidentified woman were near the scene the night the child was kidnapped.
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Miami
Fila
Texan
Judith Ann Roberts
Baltimore
James T. Roberts
Clark Wood
George Brautigam
Roberts
Ing Hd
Wood
Bray
Dee
Roberts Oe
Harry Rosenberg
Lisbe
Lawrence
Two Sailors Held In Case Of Strangled Sunday School Teacher
Middletown and Newport police chased a car after two sailors allegedly attacked and throttled 16 year old Sunday school teacher Margaret Louise Blanchette in the rear seat. The assailants Frederick B. Zimmer and another sailor were arrested after the car was intercepted near the Navy base. The victim, from Fall River, was found injured as the sailors claimed they were taking her home.
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Middletown
Margaret Louise Blanchette
Frederick B. Zimmer
Rochester
N. Y
Casey
Lope Bridge
Newport
Zimmer
Brunfield
Francis Vierra
Lewis Perry
Alee
Lup
Vierra
Esata
Naval
Navy
Miss Blanchette
Alfred Blanchette
Fall River
Jurors Resume Debate in Sheppard Murder Trial
For the fourth straight day the Cleveland jurors in the Samuel Sheppard murder case return to conference as they near no verdict. Judge Blythin may discharge them if no agreement is reached, forcing another costly trial for Sheppard accused of killing his wife on July 4. The panel, left with the charge of first degree murder, has deliberated about 24 hours in total over nearly 30 hours since Friday.
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Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Alegre
Saanek Aoa Ose
Sheppard Rie Coe
Otae Ae
Freighter Captains and Crew Survive After Reef Collision
A 1337 ton freighter Hispana ran onto a reef off Scotland's west coast during a storm while en route from Liverpool to Sweden with a cargo of tea. The crew abandoned in two lifeboats but all members survived with no injuries. The captain remained aboard the damaged ship as it listed and later sank.
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Torermory
Scotland
Salen Tvan Dahn
Keys Am
Liverpool
Sweden
Inside Classified Word Puzzle Notes and Weather Rows
A fragment from a newspaper page hints at a weather section and word puzzle clues. It references radio and scenes with a cryptic layout suggesting short items in a classified or miscellaneous column.
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General Hospital
Los Angeles
Harold Oilar
Oilar
Pasadena
Cal
Oslar
Grace
Janet
Martha
Randolph
U. S
Germany
He and Dulles
Wake Forest
N. C
Royal Navy
Clover
Fred Jones
State Attorney's Office
Pocanos
Met
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