New Red Danger In Italy
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce warns of a rising Communist influence in Italy and urges continued U.S. economic and military aid. Officials say no imminent threat exists, but long term dangers from non-violent tactics and pressure on unions are noted. The State Department drafts about 300 million dollars in defense orders and aid for Italy over six months, less than last year.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Ieed
Ak Seesoeeine
Seteoane E T Res
Eisenhower
U. S
Tin Magnate Drops Bid to Block Scottish Marriage
In Edinburgh, Antenor Patino abandoned his legal challenge to stop the marriage of his 18 year old daughter Maria Isabela to Jimmy Goldsmith, 20, heir of an English hotelman. The couple had secured a license and planned to wed in Scotland. Patino had sought to bar the match as too young, while Goldsmith’s brother cited a desire for a titled husband. A temporary injunction had been in effect for a week, but the attorney for the couple said contesting injunction was no longer needed due to forthcoming developments.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Antenor Patino
Love
Maria Isabela
Jimmy Goldsmith
Papa
Patino
Paris
Goldsmith
Luis XIV
France
Old Simon
Bolivia
One Man Still Sought Secrecy In Reuther Probe
Police kept secrecy on movements in the Walter Reuther assassination attempt investigation. Four men faced conspiracy and assault charges while a possible return of defendant Santo Perrone to Detroit was rumored but not confirmed. Renda and Jacobs were arraigned, with bonds set and exams scheduled as authorities pursue motive and potential links to prior shootings.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO
Santo
Sam) Perrone
Perrone
Nate
Carl Renda
Peter Lombardo
Leavenworth
Clarence Jacobs
Tecumseh
Ont
Television Sho
John Does
Reuther
Wayne County
Gerald K. O’brien
O'Brien
Walter
Victor
Essex County Court
Windsor
O’brien
Jacobs
Accident Reports Pour In Under North Carolina Law
Raleigh reports on auto accidents under the new North Carolina safety responsibility act are arriving at about 400 daily. Thomas Creekmore, head of the Motor Vehicles Division, said around 400 reports were received Monday and similar Tuesday. Drivers must prove ability to meet damage claims up to 11 000 if involved in a fatal, injurious, or high damage crash or lose driving rights. Ordinary liability insurance is accepted as proof. Reports filed with the department will help evaluators determine liability.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas Creekmore
The
Motor Vehicles Department
Vampire Beast Terrorizes Bladenboro as Hunters Raids Grow
In Bladenboro North Carolina a cat like vampire beast roams the countryside killing dogs and mauling a woman who escaped. Some hunters fear a maddened panther while 800 to 1000 armed residents search with dogs and decoys in a bid to trap the creature.
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Bladenboro
N. C
Charles Kinlaw
S. W. Garrett
Wilmington
Lloyd Clemmons
Right Man Question Sparks Courthouse Scene
In Greensboro a boy accompanying his father to the county tax assessor’s desk for 1954 tax listing speaks loudly asking to whom his father claimed he would tell lies. The moment adds a sharp note of accusation amid the courthouse activity.
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Greensboro
Moppet
McCarthy Pushes Investigations Moves and Contempt Citations
Sen. Joseph McCarthy convened his Senate investigations subcommittee to discuss contempt citations against Corliss Lamont Albert Shadowitz and Abraham Usen amid ongoing probes of alleged espionage at Ft Monmouth New Jersey He denied reports he would shift focus from communism and considered Mundts proposal to form a new anti subversion panel while Jenner defended current subcommittee work.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Discu
Eisenhower
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Corliss Lamont
New York
Albert Shadowitz
Albert Einstein
Abraham Us
New York City
Lamont
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
Cities Seek Expanded Air Service Across Midwest
West Virginia and Ohio cities pressed the Civil Aeronautics Board to add more routes and schedules. Lima officials urged inclusion in Eastern Airlines trunk lines linking Columbus and Toledo with Detroit and Charleston. Becket? Charleston and Parkersburg Marietta also eyed expansion as Lake Central and Piedmont Aviation proposed new East-West and North-South links.
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Columbus
Ohio
Virnia
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lima
Charles O. Guy
Lima Assn. of Commerce
Lake Central Airlines, Inc
Guy
Eastern Airlines, Inc
Toledo
Detroit
Charleston
Eastern Airlines
Piedmont Aviation, Inc
Parkersburg- Marietta
Eisenhower Says Atomic Weapons Will Be Used If Needed
President Eisenhower tells Congress defense plans rely on atomic weapons if required to preserve freedom. He outlines a 66.6 billion federal budget, calls for voting age 18, federal security firings, and continued foreign aid with emphasis on growth and anti communism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
United States
Develts
House
Senate
Preliminary Atom Talks To Begin
The United States and Russia agreed to start preliminary atom talks in Washington to set time and subject matter for full negotiations. No date was fixed. Dulles plans early procedural conversations, while Berlin and the January 25 Foreign Ministers Conference loom in the background. Russia urged starting talks and backed curbs on bombs, likening to outlawing poison gas.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Washinton Georgi MZ Inrubin
Dulles
United Nations
Molotov
Berlin
Bohlen
Eisenhower
Boston University fires Prof Maurice Halperin for fitness to teach
Prof Maurice Halperin, once named in an FBI report as a link in a Communist espionage ring, was fired by Boston University for failing to appear before a review board on his fitness to teach. Halperin, interviewed from Mexico City, criticized the university’s actions as harming its name and academic freedom.
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Boston
Boston University
Maurice Halperin
FBI
U.S
Halperin
Mexico City
Boston Herald
Navy
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Senate
Jenner
Washington
Northeast Snow Hits Region as Other Areas Stay Mild
The Associated Press reports a snow belt from the Upper Great Lakes to New York and New England with 2 inch-plus falls. Five deaths in Pennsylvania result from heart attacks while shoveling and car accidents amid the wintry weather. Far West sees rain from the Northwest to Canada, with cold snaps in New England and the Mississippi Valley. Temperatures dip to zero in North Dakota and reach the 40s and 50s elsewhere.
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Pacific Coast
Upper
Great Lakes
West Virginia
Alleghenies
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Ideals
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
North Dakota
New Features Introduced On The Enterprise Pages
The Enter prise adds two new features this edition including The Inquiring Photographer on Page 1-B where Langley autography staff question local residents on current interests. A weekly roundup Around the High Schools by area students debuts on Page 6-B with Trinity and Allen Jay high schools reporting.
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High Point
Trinity
Allen Jay
Littlejohn Court Hearing Opens Today
Charlotte police veteran Frank N. Littlejohn faces four presentments for harboring a fugitive unlawfully accepting a 2000 dollar reward and gifts. Detective W B Stogner faces a separate presentment for unlawful cohabitation with his ex wife. Hearing ordered by Judge Rudisill and may move to Superior Court if probable cause is found. Witnesses subpoenaed include C C Sharpe and Frank Ratcliffe. T Lam ar Caudle of Wade sboro appears as witness.
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Frank N. Littlejohn
Mecklenburg County Court
Littlejohn
W. B. Stogner
J. C. Rudisill
Drew Pearson
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