Eisenhower greets Nixon as he returns from Paris NATO talks
President Eisenhower lands in Washington after a Paris trip where 15 NATO allies drafted a plan for missiles and disarmament. He waves to a 50 strong delegation amid drizzle after a three hour headwind delay. Vice President Nixon leads the greeting at National Airport.
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John S. Eisenhower
Orly Field
Rene Coty
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Russia
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower Faces Budget Clash After NATO Trip
President Eisenhower returns from Paris to a tight schedule as he meets Budget Director Brunage at the White House. Officials expect a lean budget next year with no major cuts to current programs, plus funds for a rapid missile and defense push. Congress faces a January 7 session and a January 9 State of the Union.
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Percival Brundage
White House
Congress
State of the Union
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Dulles Visits Franco in Madrid Amid Spain Talks
U S Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Madrid to meet Generalissimo Franco and Spanish officials. Spain seeks approval for an offensive against Moroccan irregulars in Ifni, counterbalance King Mohammed V’s U S visit, and obtain U S financial aid amid inflation and military costs. NATO concerns over Soviet influence in Africa are noted.
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Ifni
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Pentagon to Seek 1 Billion Dollar NATO Boost
Secretary McElroy said the Pentagon will ask Congress for about 1 billion dollars in supplemental funding to accelerate NATO military buildup. The request would raise the defense budget for the year ending next June 30 to roughly 394 billion dollars, with missiles a large portion of the total.
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British Accept Missiles After Commons Vote
Prime Minister Macmillan won House of Commons approval for nuclear missile bases on British soil by a 289 to 251 margin. The plan, forged at the NATO Paris meeting, allows American missiles to be stationed in Britain and only used with Washington approval and British consent.
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Document Cites Grave Dancer
The Washington Post reports a top secret government document showing the United States in grave danger from a missile armed Soviet Union. A Gaither board study for the Office of Defense Mobilization and the National Security Council warns of the nation moving toward a secondary power status.
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Lone Juror Blocks Hoffa Conviction in Wiretap Case
A single juror held out against a conspiracy verdict, leaving a hung jury in the Hoffa wiretap trial. The seven men five women jury was dismissed at 12:50 a.m. U.S. Atty. Williams said a retrial would occur soon. Juror Earle T. MacHardy of Yonkers disputed the government’s proof beyond reasonable doubt.
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James R. Hoffa
U.S
Paul W. Williams
Earle T. MacHardy
Teamsters Union
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Santa Receives Mixed Toy Requests From Kids
Santa Claus in Ariz receives letters from children worldwide asking for space toys yet many still request earthly favorites. The Bromaghims, operators of a small resort, read about 1,000 letters daily and reply personally with a “Santa stamp.” They emphasize helping parents and say they do not charge for letters.
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Doc) Bromaghim
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Jimmy Doyle
Las Vegas
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Lorena Rogers
Gold Hill
Ore
Kathy Barker
Kingsport
Tenn
Nazarenes Tell Of Boy Reverent Beloved By All
In a valley town of Nazareth Luke seeks the origins of the Christ story. The AP Religion Writer follows his imagined journey from Caesarea to Nazareth, detailing Luke’s methods, sources, and aim to verify eyewitness accounts of Jesus childhood.
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George Cornell
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Humphrey Calls NATO Peace Offensive After Paris Summit
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a Western peace offensive after NATO backed talks with the Soviet Union. He said Paris agreements should prompt new steps to strengthen the free world and invited Secretary Dulles to brief the Foreign Relations Committee next month. Republican critics offered mixed views on the Paris outcomes and disarmament prospects.
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