Reds Say They May Free Foreign Prisoners In China
Arnold Kiehn a 44 year old China born American businessman freed from a Shanghai jail says Communist officials want to release dozens of foreign prisoners but fear travel document issues. He citesExpired passports transit visas and foreign governments may enable prisoner exchanges and warns of risky letters and visa routing.
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Red
China
Arnold Kiehn
Shanghai
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Kiehn
Beri Belt
Seled
Santa Barbara
Calif
Color 3-D ad on plastic sheet doubles as phonograph record
A trade journal ad uses a four dimensional printing process to produce color 3-D messaging on a torn plastic sheet that can be played as a phonograph record. The item blends marketing with multimedia novelty for the product. The piece sits amid brief zingers and cultural quips typical of a light polychrome feature.
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Ened
Los Angeles
Congressmen Review Ike Plans Amid Election Year Strains
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after Christmas in Georgia and works on a series of proposed reforms. The agenda includes tax law revisions, Taft Hartley changes, a new farm program, expanded social security, housing reform, and budget aims to balance the deficit by next year. Senators Kerr Knowland weigh recession impacts and forecast near term unemployment and production trends.
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GOP
Eisenhower See Growth in Air Power and Nuclear Arms
The article discusses President Eisenhower's remarks on expanding national air power with jet bombers and the potential use of atomic weapons. It notes reforms in production, reduced losses from jet defenses, and the shift in strategic thinking since the Korean War peak, including potential strikes beyond Korea and the evolving role of atomic arms within conventional forces.
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Moee
Air Force
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United Nations Assembly
Collins Doubts Reds Reach English Channel
Gen. J. Lawtom Collins, U NATO Council delegate, says it is doubtful the Russians could reach the English Channel if they attacked Western Europe. He notes NATO forces now have double the air strength from three years ago, including 2,000 combat planes and 16 to 18 air wings immediately ready.
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J. Lawtom Collins
English Channel
Europe
Collins
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Police Write Conversation During Cleveland Liquor Raid
Officers conducted a written dialogue during a liquor raid at a Cleveland club associated with the Deaf Association. After a back and forth of questions and answers, the bartender was arrested for selling liquor on Sunday. The clubroom served deaf mutes.
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Cleveland
Leading Presbyterian Layman Dies
Samuel A. Fulton aged 76, former international president of the Gideon society and a prominent Presbyterian layman, died Saturday after a brief illness in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Samuel A. Fulton
The
Gideon Society
Oath-Taking Ceremonies Slated for State Officials
In Raleigh Gov Umstead set two oath ceremonies in his office. Chief Justice Devin will administer to Superior Court Judge Clifton L Moore and Solicitor John J Burney of the Eighth Judicial District. Associate Justice Barnhill will swear in 12 members of the State Board of Nursing Education. Moore and Burney were last week appointed by Umstead.
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W. A. Devin
Clifton L. Moore
John J. Burn
M. W. Barnhill
State Board of Nurse
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Nursing Education
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Burney
Umstead
John J. Burney Sr
Young Burney
15 Die In Train Derailment Near Bhatinda
A speeding passenger train derailed near Bhatinda, 150 miles northwest of New Delhi, killing 15 and injuring more than 40. Indian Railways reported 15 bodies recovered by noon. at least 10 of the injured were seriously hurt as the train crossed a canal bridge en route from Bhatinda to New Delhi.
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Bhatinda
Indian Railways
Cabinet Shuffle in Egypt Adds Revolutionary Council Officer
In Cairo, Education Minister ween el Kabbani is replaced as Abbas Ammar becomes Social Affairs Minister. Maj Kamal Eldin Hussein, from the Revolutionary Council, also joins the cabinet in a subsequent reshuffle.
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Ween el -Kabbani
Mohammed Naguib
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Abbas Ammar
Fi Kabbani
Kamal Eldin Hussein
Revolutionary Council
Reds Weigh Roller Skates For Soviet Athletes
New York reports say Soviet authorities consider producing roller skates as demand surges among athletes. Rimma Zhukov trained on imported skates, prompting a Sverdlovsk workshop to develop an experimental pair, now awaiting approval.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Rimma Zhukov
Sverdlovsk
Experts Council
Izvestia
Mirror of your mind
The piece explains how indecision signals deeper anxiety and that basic anxiety blocks firm judgements. It defines phobia as a defense from early childhood anxiety affecting people of any intelligence level.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Preparing a Child for School Change
Attacks at an early age can hinder a child's native intelligence and learning. A girl with morbid dirt avoidance may miss key opportunities for learning and social development. Early preparation with visits and discussion helps a smoother adjustment to the new school environment.
Duchess Falls in Yearly Poll Slipping to 10th Place
The Duchess of Windsor loses the top spot in the New York Dress Institute poll to Mrs. William Paley of New York. Paley’s rise follows her 1948 and 1949 wins as the duchess drops near the 10th, tied with actress Mary Martin. Other notable figures listed include Mrs. Winston Guest, Mme. Henri Bonnet, and Princess Margaret Rose.
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Duchess of Windsor
William Paley
Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mary Martin
New York Dress Institute
Winston Guest
Palm Beach
Byron Foy
Chrysler Motor Co
Mme
Henri Bonnet
United States
William Randolph Hearst Jr
New York Journal-American
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Washington
Louis Arpels
Paris
van Cleef and Arpels
Princess Margaret Rose
Great Britain
Henry Ford IT
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York Sportsman
Small North Carolina phone firms win rate increases
The North Carolina State Utilities Commission approved rate hikes for Albemarle Telephone Co serving Albemarle Badin and Oakboro to about 34152 dollars yearly and Wingate Telephone Co serving Wingate to 1448 dollars yearly. Wingate officials blamed dial system issues on customer service complaints, which the commission attributed to poor public relations.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Albemarle Telephone Co
Albemarle
Badin
Oakboro
Stanly County
Wingate Telephone Co
Wingate
F. Bernard Helms
Youth Gets His Request at Fort Worth Hotel
Barry Todd marked his 11th birthday with a weekend at Western Hills Hotel in Fort Worth. He celebrated in a hotel suite with a police escort, a cap from the department, and a held open house before returning home.
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Barry Todd
Ft Worth
Western Hills
Barry
Dusty
Wise Man Causes Wreck
Richard C. Wilson of Plymouth was driving with family when a child cried out that a man fell off a camel in a courthouse display. Wilson did not react in time and struck the car ahead. no injuries were reported.
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Rochester
Ind
Richard C. Wilson
Plymouth
Wilson
Stock Market Mixed Amid Modest Gains and Losses
The market showed small swings with about a point net change. Volume was around 1 million shares, higher rails and several names rising while GM, Santa Fe, Du Pont, GE, and IP fell. Airlines Pan American and Kennecott led gains among mixed sectors.
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Green Bay
York
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Kennecott Copper
Pan American World Airways
General Motors
Santa Fe
du Pont
General Electric
International Paper
Good Furniture Year Predicted By Mart President
CHICAGO The president of the American Furniture Mart predicted at the opening of their annual winter market that 1954 will be one of the four best years for the industry. Lawrence H. Whiting cited factors like growing population, employment, high wages and ample disposable income as boosting sales to about 14 percent higher than 1953. He added that tax reductions and continued government spending would further sweeten the economic outlook.
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American Furniture Mart
Lawrence H. Whiting
Whiting
Weather report with temperatures and sun times
The forecast notes a low of 15 tonight and a high of 55 tomorrow. Today’s high was 52 with a low of 25 last night. Sunset is 5 19 PM and sunrise 7 31 AM tomorrow.
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