Pup Rescued After Days In Well
In Carlsbad New Mexico a two month old puppy named Wimpy was rescued after days in a dry well. Two strangers Wayne Gregory and W W Burr used a Navy anchor device with bread and milk to lure and raise the pup, who was nearly out twice before Burr pulled it to safety. The dog is in decent shape though dehydrated and will be a Christmas gift to Burr’s children Marsha Keith and Theresa.
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Wayne Gregory
W. W. Burr
Gregory
Burr
Teresa Curtis
Poe Hardin
Dan Hardin
Teresa
Billie St. John
Poe
Eisenhower warns France over EDC setback and rearmament
President Eisenhower issued a stark warning to France that the United States would reappraise Western policy if the European Defense Community does not move ahead soon. The appeal came as France elected Sen. Rene Coty president, with Dulles leading a campaign to gain French support for EDC amid France’s parliamentary deadlock and fears of German rearmament.
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U.S
EDC
Washington
Eisenhower Gravely
France
United States
Dulles
Eisenhower
Sen
Rene Coty
Coty
Lrom
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Germany
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Vincent Auriol
Paris
NATO
National Security Council
Converts reject news conference on repatriation at Panmunjom
Twenty two Americans who refused repatriation did not attend a news conference. Three Koreans presented that the Americans changed their minds about talking. They urged Indian custodian troops to look into the matter as American plans for Christmas Eve continued at the main prison compound in the neutral zone.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Washington
Defense Department
Yule Fund Nearing $4,000 on Christmas Eve
Contributions to the High Point Christmas Cheer Fund total $3,855.52, down from earlier reports but still buoyed by community spirit. Donations include amounts from Mrs. J Tokhosk, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hayes Jr, Margaret Austin, and others, with a memory gift for Johnnie Bean totaling 300. The fund will provide food clothing and toys for the needy during the holiday season.
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High Point
Willi Gaddy
J. Tok Hoc Osk
G. D Garrett
R. E. Hayes Jr
Margaret Austin
Pigage
Johnnie Bean
W. T. Sanders
Aes Ee
Beria and Eight Executed in Secret Trial in Moscow
The Soviet government announced Lavrenty Beria and six of his aides were shot after a five day closed trial. Beria, 54, once a top Kremlin figure, was named traitor to the state and communism. The eight defendants faced charges of attempting to seize power and restore capitalism amid accusations of foreign intelligence links.
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Soviet Union
Lavrenty P. Beria
Secret Police
MVD
Soviet Supreme Court
Beria
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Ivan S. Koniev
Rheine
Izvestiasa
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Azerbaijan
L. P. Beria
Vsevolod Merkulov
V. G. Dekanazov
Stalin
Georgia
D. Z. Kobulov
S. A. Kidze
P. Y. Meshik
Ukraine
L. E. Viodzimirsky
Paper Employes To Take Holiday
The Enterprise will suspend publication for one day as employees take their annual holiday. The newspaper will resume normal circulation and location schedules with Saturday’s edition.
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Enterprise
Secret Sessions of Commissioners Called
The North Carolina General Assembly amended Chapter 155, Article 8 in 1951 removing the open meeting clause for county commissioner sessions. The change surfaced after the New Hanover Board of Commissioners held an executive session to elect a new county attorney, prompting comment from William Lassiter of the NC Press Association.
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Willam
Lassiter
The
North Carolina Press Assn
North Carolina General Statutes
Kerr Craig Ramsey
Salisbury
Tom A. Williams
Nash
General Assembly
Wilmington Star-News
New Hanover Board of Commissioners
Nixon backs walkout by U N envoy
Vice President Nixon defended Special Ambassador Arthur H. Dean for returning home and suspending the Korean political talks. He said the time has passed for surrendering to the Communists at the conference table and noted Eisenhower has taken the offensive for peace as Communists face mounting pressure worldwide.
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Arthur H. Dean
Nixon
Dean
United States
Asia
NBC Television
Eisenhower
Phoenix
Ariz
Peace Hopes Buoy Christians on Christmas Eve
Christians around the world welcomed Christmas with hopes for peace after Korea's end and Soviet policy shifts. While fronts quieted, conflicts persisted in Indochina, Africa, and Korea, as pilgrims flocked to Bethlehem and the White House prepared a national Christmas address by President Eisenhower.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Africa
Kenya
Sean
Korea
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Bethlehem
Holy Land
Golombek Identified as Missing Air Force Veteran
Authorities identify a body found on Long Island as Joseph Golombek a former college football star and Air Force airman from Elon College North Carolina. Police say the victim was beaten and possibly buried alive an anonymous letter led searchers to a brush area near Great Neck Bay with leaves in the mouth and a ring bearing J G and 1947.
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Patchogue
N. Y
Long Island
Joseph Golombek
Air Force
Greatth Bay
Elon Coll
North Carolina
J.G
Portsmouth
Golombek
New Yorkty
Davis Rosen
James Johnson
Roads That Led GIs to Turn to Reds in Korea POW Siege
A National photograph and interviews profile 22 American POWs held in Korea. The piece explores their backgrounds from troubled homes to churchgoing youths and their shift toward communism while in captivity. It highlights families’ uncertainty and the mystery of duress and mentions several named prisoners and relatives.
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Korea
Herbert E. Slaughter
Samuel D. Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Hawkins
Car
Christmas Eve Arrives At Capitol
Washington reviews Christmas rituals as President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower plan a White House celebration with staff then travel to Georgia to spend Christmas with their son John and his family. The president will address the nation at 5 09 p m and the White House lights the 35 foot living spruce with 1700 ornaments before heading to Augusta for the holidays.
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White House
Senhower
Georgia
John
Nepal
NBC
CBS
ABC
Voice of America
Eisenhower
Eiseer
John S. Doud J
Denver
Dent
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Benning
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Congress
Ro Golt
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