Outlook Discouraging But Not Hopeless Dean Urges Patience
Arthur H. Dean, after seven weeks seeking a Korean peace conference, urged patience and hope to counter Communist stalling. He warned Reds want a long session and a five-nation neutrals clause, but predicted no renewed fighting in Korea and cited unity with UN allies. Dean spoke after White House talks with Eisenhower and discussions with ambassadors from sixteen nations.
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Washington
Arthur H. Dean
Reds
United States
India
Russia
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Dean
White House
Eisenhower
Chinese Has Answers For Red Explainers
A Chinese prisoner at Panmunjom voiced disillusion with the Red regime after an interview with Communist explainers. He stated he wants to go to Taiwan and remarked on Taiwan's size compared to the sun shining around the world, noting the sun shines on the mainland too.
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Panmunjom
Red
Taiwan
Formosa
China
French Put Off 11th Ballot in Deadlocked President Race
Paris parliamentary deadlock continues as Edouard Herriot and Vincent Auriol lead a field of compromise candidates. A 10th ballot yielded no majority while Premier Joseph Laniel and Marcel Naegelen stay contenders amid abstentions and stalled negotiations.
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France
Republic
Edouard Herriot
Vincent Auriol
Congress
Herriot
Auriol
Auri
le Troquer
Joseph Laniel
Social and Democratic Resistance Party
Marcel Naegelen
Naegelen
Laniel
Last Minute Broadcasts Scheduled for POWs in Korea
In Panmunjom the Allies planned three loudspeaker broadcasts to 22 American POWs who had embraced communism. The UN Command would list those absent without leave at midnight Wednesday and deserters 30 days later. Reds pursued face to face explanations as 23 of 242 Chinese prisoners were won back, with 250 more Chinese sought for tomorrow.
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Allies
U. N. Command
North Camp
Reds
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
John E. Hull
Sureme
Farst
Hull
Tokyo
Cautious U S Plan in Atomic Pool Talks Amid Union Ballot
In New York 77 000 waterfront workers vote today to choose between the AFL and ILA led by John L Lewis as the NLRB supervised election runs through tomorrow. Results due early Thursday and larger East Coast dock workers expected to follow.
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New York
AFL
International Longshoremen's Assn
John L. Lewis
Manhattan
New Jersey
National Labor Relations Board
East Coast
ILA
Port of New York
Ila-Afl
Eee
William Key
Unit
Lewis
Bradley
George Meany
Taft-Hartley
Washington
UMW
NLRB
Dulles Sees Hope in Kremlin Reply on Peaceful Atomic Use
U S officials cautiously welcome Moscow's note on Soviet readiness to discuss Eisenhower's peaceful atomic proposal. Secretary Dulles signaled U S move to provide explanations requested by Russia while stressing care in talks. President Eisenhower and advisers weigh next steps at White House briefing after Moscow's reply.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Dulles
Moscow
Unitedations
White House
Congress
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Coffee Roasters Raise Prices Amid Record Green Coffee Costs
Nine roasters boosted wholesale coffee by one to three cents as green coffee futures hit a one year high on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co increased retail prices by one cent per pound, with effects possibly felt later. Trade sources cite tight supplies and rising demand. Tea crops are reported to be shrinking with shortages expected Feb through July.
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New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange
Coffee and Tea Industries
Cold Snow Rolls Eastward Across Midcontinent
Bitter cold and heavy snow move from the Canadian arctic into the midcontinent, snarling traffic across Kansas City, Chicago area, parts of Iowa and Wisconsin. At least two deaths tied to the storm, with rail and air disruptions and school closures as the cold front pushes toward the East.
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Canadian Arctic
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colorado Mountains
Mercury
Fraser
Colorado
Eisenhower
Weather Bureau
Continental Divide
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Iana
Detroit
Wstern
Dakotas
Montana
Great Lakes
Bu- Lakes
Florida Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Wichita
Kan
False tips hinder hunt for two fugitives after Michigan prison break
Detroit police slowed by a flood of false leads while seeking Roman Usiondek and Robert Dowling, the two remaining escapees from the Southern Michigan Prison break. A tip placed Usiondek in a southwest hotel. another false alert triggered a fruitless search as three of the escapees were recaptured nearby.
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Detroit
Michigan
Roman Usiondek
Robert Dowling
Usiondek
Southwest Section
Rocco
Southern Michigan
Emrick
Sullivan
Jackson
Marines Bring Christmas Warmth To Refugee Children
U S Marines in Korea plan a Christmas food drive for refugee children in a camp near the front lines. The 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Regiment will serve hot soup from chow lines and deliver a truckload of food and clothing donated by Marion residents. Seventy four crates arrived, described as the largest Santa shipment to reach Korea for a single serviceman, and a battalion letter urged more support from home. Major General R M Pate hailed the effort as “amazing.”
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U.S. 18St Marine Division
Korea
Pe R. McKinnon
Marion
McKinnon
1St Marine Reg
2Nd Bn
Navy
Samuel D. Chambers
Easton
Smyth County
R. M. Pate
1St Marine Div
Pope to Deliver 17th Christmas Message Worldwide
Vatican confirms Pope Pius XII will give his 15th consecutive Christmas message by radio on December 24 at 11 a.m. local time. The address will be rebroadcast in 25 languages via Vatican radio, reaching global audiences including Russia and China. English broadcast on multiple wavelengths starts at 5:40 a.m. EST.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Press Office
Vatican Radio
Russia
China
Vatican
Holy Land Expects White Christmas For First Time In 29 Years
JERUSALEM Israel braces for a white Christmas after a spell of recent snowfall. President Iahak Ben Zvi wishes Christians and visitors a peaceful New Year as about 8000 Christians plan pilgrimages across the Armistice border to Bethlehem on Christmas Eve. Services and pilgrimages are set across Nazareth and Jerusalem with a Midnight Mass broadcast from Dormition Church on Mt. Zion.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Israel
Iahak Ben Zvi
Bethlehem
Jordan
Nazareth
Dormition Church
Mt. Zion
Dulles Says NATO Believes Red Threat Weaker But Still Present
Secretary of State Dulles told National Press Club that NATO ministers see less open military danger from Soviet Russia than a year or two ago yet warn the risk remains immense. He cited NATO’s Dec 14 16 meeting adopting a long haul budget concept and noted unrest in Soviet satellite nations as signs the regime faces internal strain and possible limits on future wars.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
National Press Club
Ne Alliance Com Aioe
Paris
Sion
NATO
Ana
Yule Cheer Distribution Under Way
The Christmas Cheer Fund in High Point reports checks mailed to 549 families for food and clothing, with amounts from 3 to 25 dollars. About 1,300 toys were donated, 275 parents with children 12 and under received toy certificates, and donors include Moss, Parker Jr., Ingram, Coffield, and Diamond Hosiery Dyeing & Boarding Unit. The fund total reaches 3,590.01 dollars, with $500 more needed before Christmas Day.
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Oye
High Point
Salvation Army
Moss
David R. Parker Jr
Fred Ingram
I. Coffield
Marginal Congressmen To Meet the President
A group of marginal district Republican congressmen met with President Eisenhower to discuss politics and other matters. Rep. Scott of Pennsylvania organized the session, with follow up talks planned with Leonard W. Hall and James L. Murphy. Attendees included Broyhill Mailliard Lipscomb Warburton Devereux Tollefson Frelinghaysen Neal Robinson Javits and Wainwright.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Rep. Scott
Pennsylvania
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
James L. Murphy
Citizens-for-Eisenhower
Broyhill
Virginia
Mailliard and Lipscomb
California
Warburton
Delaware
Devereux
Maryland
Tollefson
Frelinghayesen
New Jersey
Neal
West Virginia
Robinson
Kentucky
Javits and Wainwright
New York
Fayetteville State Teachers College to open bids
Bids on about 320000 dollars of building projects at Fayetteville State Teachers College will be opened next month. Projects include a new college infirmary the renovation of a dormitory and the enlargement of a classroom building.
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Raleigh
Fayetteville State Teachers College
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