Asian African convention talks planned in Bogor Indonesia
Prime Ministers Mohammed Ali of Pakistan Jawaharlal Nehru of India and U Nu of Burma arrived for five nation talks in Bogor to plan an Asian African convention with Sri Lanka's Sir John Kotelawala and Indonesia hosting. Nehru said decisions likely later, U Nu warned of neutrality, and mass demonstrations in Singapore pressed for action against the Netherlands in Western New Guinea.
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Russia May Renew Japanese Relations
Paris reports indicate Russia and East European satellites are probing Japan for a possible renewal of diplomatic ties. Polish ambassador Stanislaw Gaineski asked Nishimura about Tokyo’s view on reopening relations, with Tokyo awaiting instructions from Tokyo. Shigemitsu reportedly rebuffed the overture, reaffirming Japan’s policy to discuss treaties like those from San Francisco.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
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Stocks Drift Lower On Tax Selling And Uncertainty
New York stocks declined moderately as tax selling and French political uncertainty weighed on traders. The market opened higher, then fell with some large blocks trading amid a thin volume of about 3.31 million shares, and major issues showing limited gains. Premier Mendes France faced a confidence vote over West Germany joining NATO, a factor cited for caution though not seen as destabilizing.
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Midwest Weather Slush From Rain Snow Mix Across Region
The Midwest faces a day of rain and snow as warm Gulf air meets cold Canadian air. Light rain hits central Missouri to southern Michigan while light snow appears north of the rain area. colder air settles in with subzero readings in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Death Toll 20 In N C
Ten relatives visiting found him beside a charred bed. Coroner Dr J B Walker ruled accidental suffocation and that Kirkpatrick tried to extinguish a fire in the bed. Also killed in holiday auto accidents were Lewis Lawson, 34, near Kinston.
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Mother Charged With Stabbing Infant Son
In Decatur Georgia a 24 year old woman Mary DeGalleford Jr. is jailed on murder charges after her 22 month old son Stephen Russell DeGalleford was found stabbed 135 times with an ice pick. Police say the child died at the home as officers responded to a call from the mother yesterday afternoon.
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Forecast North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia update
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy to cloudy conditions across North Carolina with a warming trend through Tuesday. Occasional rain possible in mountains late Tuesday and near the coast in South Carolina. Virginia remains mild with increasing clouds and a chance of rain in western areas.
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Christmas Eve party fosters world brotherhood in Greensboro
The Greensboro home of Rev. Cecil Robbins hosted a Christmas Eve gathering with nine foreign students. Robbins, editor of the North Carolina Christian Advocate, highlighted world friendship through language exchange and hospitality. Guests included Gunтер Sommer of Stuttgart a Duke Divinity School student Hans Nausner of Linz and Hilde Gross of Linz studying at regional colleges.
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Air Force C119 Airlifts Radio Equipment to Central America
A C119 Flying Box Car from Pope AFB NC departed to Honduras with 7200 pounds of radio gear for Panama. It previously stopped at Brookley AFB AL en route, as part of 18th Air Force operations based at Donaldson AFB DC to support Latin America mission flights for cargo and personnel.
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CBS Funds Private Colleges With Executive Education Cost Plan
CBS announces a new donation formula linking gifts to private colleges with the education costs borne by CBS executives who are alumni. This year the plan grants 32000 to 14 colleges and universities, with 2000 per alumnus holding top posts. Recipients include Brown, Cornell, Duke, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Dartmouth, and others.
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Soviets Await French Assembly Vote on German Question
In Moscow Soviet officials and Western diplomats watched Paris as the French Assembly weighed the German question. Reports say a rejection of West German rearmament and Mendes France could bring peace and understanding with the Soviet Union, while a Mendes France victory or pro rearmament would be seen as American British pressure and blackmail. The Soviet government warned ratification of Paris accords would forge a seven nation Communist alliance and scrap WWI era mutual aid treaties.
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Shah of Iran and Soraya in Los Angeles for Rose Bowl visit
The Shah of Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and his wife Soraya are in Los Angeles for a week long visit. The trip includes attending Rose Bowl festivities in Pasadena as part of their U S tour reaching from San Francisco.
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Pay raises not targeted to ordinary privates
Assistant Secretary Fred Seaton said proposed military pay increases would not benefit ordinary privates but would be selective for skilled technicians in the Air Force. He told NBC that overseas housing, medical aid for dependents, and a return rotation system for returning personnel were more important than pay raises.
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Assembly Near NATO Vote
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said President Eisenhower might cut Christmas holiday short if French deputies reject ratification. First vote asks deputies to admit West Germany to NATO. a second vote covers amendments aimed at delaying ratification.
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Eisenhower
Too Much Of A Good Thing In Evanston Home Move
Mr and Mrs Walter Frankowskis face a quirky issue as they plan to move next week Their 10 inch ivy plant from seven years ago is deeply attached and they want to move it intact The tale unfolds amid their curious packing dilemma and the oddity of relocation priorities.
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