George Will Run Again
Georgia Senator Walter F. George announced he will seek renomination in the Democratic primary next year, denying retirement rumors after 33 years in the Senate. He defended his Washington duties as essential to Georgia’s business as Herman Talmadge, his potential challenger, prepared a statement for voters next spring.
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Walter F. George
U. S
Vienna
George
Herman Talmadge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Washington
Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Free World
South
Riots Provoke Anti Baghdad Pact Demonstrations in Jordan
In Amman and Jerusalem unrest erupts as 2000 Arabs storm the U S Consulate in Jerusalem tearing down the flag amid protests against Jordan joining the Baghdad Pact. King Hussein dissolves Parliament, riots widen to Ramallah Bethlehem and Amman with casualties and a curfew.
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Jordan
U. S
Jerusalem
Hussein
Arab Legion
Old City
Hazza el Majali
U. N
Beirut
King Hussein
Ramallah
el Majali
Bethlehem
Christ
U. N. Works Relief Agency
UNWRA
Two Separate Air Force Crashes Kill 8 in Florida
Four planes collided in two Florida crashes near Tampa and Port St. Joe. Eight airmen died, three were missing. Crews from MacDill and Pinecastle bases were involved. fatalities included pilots from Georgia Florida Michigan Ohio California and Hawaii.
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Associated Press
Air Force
Florida
Tampa
Pinecastle
Port St. Joe
Florida West Coast
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Fla
Neceear
Contac
Macill
U.S. 98
Clyde Leroy Pfeiffer
MacDill Afb
Robert B. Harris
Grand Rapids
Mich
Samuel Brier Til
Clearwater
Frederick A. Clark
Fort Worth
Tex
Kenneth H. Teragawachi
Honolulu
Samuel L. Castleberry
Adel, Ga
Robert Chamberlain
Spruce
Arthur H. Miller
Lakeland
Lynn E. Hunter
Berkeley
Calif
Michael Lewis Coppola
Ansonia
Tyndall
Next of Kin
Yugoslavia Elected To UN Security Council Seat
UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK Yugoslavia won a two year Security Council seat in a lottery deal with the Philippines ending a 36 ballot deadlock as 43 votes favored Yugoslavia and 11 for the Philippines. Finland and Sweden each had one vote. The election splits the term and leads to a one year Yugoslav then Philippine rotation.
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UN Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Philippines
General Assembly
Assembly
Finland
Sweden
Russia
Jose Maza
Latin America
Yugo
Slavia
United States
Britain
Asia
Council
Chile
Israel Arab talks unlikely soon says sources in Washington
Israeli and Arab League officials say Washington briefings show no quick breakthrough. Israel reportedly offers no territorial concessions but may discuss resettling former Palestinian refugees with compensation under Dulles plan. Arab stance remains tied to 1947 UN borders and refugee return.
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Israel
State Department
Abdel Khalleh Hassouna
Arab League
Dulles
Sea of Galilee
U.N
United States
Winter Starts Thursday as Arctic Blast Knifes East
Icy blasts slice the nation with subzero readings across the Midwest and Northeast. Temperatures dip far below zero in Minnesota Wisconsin New York and North Carolina to Arkansas as a cold front extends from the Midwest to the Rockies.
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Midlands
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Redwood Falls
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Minnesota
Bemidji
Nnesota
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Washington
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Wyo
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Yuma
Ariz
Medical Group Organizes Postmortem Examinations Committee
Raleigh officials announce creation of a seven member Committee on Post mortem Medicolegal Examinations authorized by the 1955 General Assembly. The panel will set up a state medical system for autopsies and toxicology in suspicious deaths with subcommittees studying procedures budgets and county examiner plans.
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Raleigh
James Powell
State Bureau of Investigation
General Assembly
Powell
Roy Norton
Duke
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Bowman Gray Medical Schools
Holt McPherson
High Point
McPherson
Bowman Gray
State Board of Health
Santa Knows The Kids Santa Claus in Salford Stores
Leland Branch, in his 15th year playing Santa, is known for discerning good from bad children. For the rest of the year he serves as the county juvenile probation officer in Salford, Arizona.
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Safford, Ariz
Leland Branch
Santa Claus
Salford
Branch
Eisenhower Decides to Drive Back to Washington Today
President Eisenhower, at Gettysburg, will leave the farm house between 2 and 2:30 p.m. for the 80 mile trip to Washington with Mrs. Eisenhower, who wants to reach the capital sooner for Christmas prep. Doctors say outdoor exercise aids his recovery from the heart attack.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eiisenhower
Hagerty
Augusta
Dillon Anderson
Eisenhower Farm
Ing
National Security Council
Pia Eatee
Getty Post Office
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
Jury to Hear Capital Rape Case at Fayetteville
Thomas Hayes, 24, Negro, faces a capital rape charge in federal court after a Fayetteville girl then 16 testified she was assaulted Feb 11 in a parked car on the Ft. Bragg reservation. Sgt. Wilbur Shields was nearby and the Army doctor Sherman Pace testified the girl was examined at the Ft. Bragg hospital. Hayes was arrested April 11 in Arlington, Virginia, with liens to Fayetteville, Metter Georgia, and Arlington listed as his home.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Thomas Hayes
Ft. Bragg
Wilbur Shields
Winston- Salem
Betty Joan Brown
Shields
Sherman H. Pace
Pace
Clearwater
American Missionaries Bradshaw Released From China
Dr. Homer V. Bradshaw and his wife, long-held prisoners of the Communist regime in China, crossed into Hong Kong freedom. He described malnutrition and mental strain, noted a prior separation in 1951, and said they hoped to move to a farm near Pittsburgh as soon as possible.
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REDS
Homer V. Bradshaw
Hong Kong
Pittsburgh
Manila
United States
China
Bradshaw
St. Teresa's Hospital
Frontier Bridge
Red Cross
Kwangtung Province
Canton
Tate
Tokyo
Indians May Enter White School in Sanford
Three Indian children are expected to be admitted to white schools in Sanford North Carolina as classes resume January 2 after the holidays. Superintendent Dr F L Knight said he will confer with the school board but does not plan a special meeting. Names listed include Robert Bullard 16 William Bullard 14 and Donald Bullard 11 with Belton Bullard moving his family from Robeson County recently.
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Dr. Knight
Robert Bullard
William Doug
Woman Burned Critically By Husband in Dunn North Carolina
Mrs Magdalene Moore 22 of Angier said her husband Fred Moore 30 set fire to their bed clothing with kerosene and held her in flames as their 4 year old son escaped unharmed. She remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill after initial treatment at Dunn Hospital. Moore was held without charge pending her condition and denies the accusation.
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Clarence Moore
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