First Step Toward Resumption in Korean Peace Talks
U S envoy Kenneth Young says Allied and Red liaison officers will meet to discuss the date for resuming a Korean peace conference. Peiping reports the Reds will discuss only the date, while the Allies seek both date and conditions for reopening talks. The Indian proposal on war prisoner releases is under consideration by the Korean repatriation commission.
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Young
Peiping
Arthur Dean
United States
Dulles Pledged Against Any Deal With Reds
Secretary of State Dulles warned against any division of world power with the Soviet Union. He spoke in New York outlining Eisenhower admin foreign policy aims, Berlin talks for German unification, and Austria liberation. He cited mass retaliation as core to security and noted ECS and Korean troop withdrawals.
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Berlin
Moscow
Council of Foreign Relations
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Free World
Korea
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Truman
Europe
National Security Council
Eisenhower Leaves Strike Vote Timing to Congress
President Eisenhower said Congress should decide whether a workers strike vote should occur before or after a walkout. He avoided labeling the proposal as must legislation and framed the plan as a general principle in his Taft-Hartley revisions. Measures debated include government supervised ballots tied to strikes already begun.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Gress
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Mitchell
Com
Dulles
United States
Bricker Ament
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Says Atomic Talks With Russia Encouraging
President Eisenhower voiced cautious optimism about preliminary U.S.-Russia atomic talks and reiterated support for a peaceful atomic energy pool. He defended his farm program as workable and declined to forecast political feasibility in an election year. He outlined views on labor law votes, Bricker amendment talks, and U.S. defense balance, noting no plan to sell oil to Russia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Congress
Marshall to undergo psychiatric examination in obscenity case
U S attorney expects to have a report in about a week on a psychiatric evaluation for Dr Roy K Marshall a noted scientist and radio and TV commentator indicted for allegedly sending obscene letters to fifteen teenage girls Marshall was indicted November 18 and the judge ordered the indictment impounded for further review due to concerns he might be a sick man Details of the charges and victims were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia
U. S S
Pennsylvania
Roy K. Marshall
Esterday
U. S. District Court
J. Cullen Ganey
Marshall
U. S. Atty
W. Wilson White
White
North Carolina Lawyer Reveals FBI Role Within Communists
Ralph Clayton Clontz Jr of Charlotte testified before the Subversive Activities Act Board that he joined the Communist Party in 1948 for the FBI to report on its activities. He said he acted as a covert party member in North and South Carolina and worked from 1948 to 1953 reporting on key groups and mills.
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North Carolina
FBI
Communist Party
Ralph Clayton Clontz Jr
Charlotte
Federal
Ball
Omversive Activities Ae
Jefferson School of Social Science
New York
Clontz
Junius I. Scales
North
South Carolina
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Munist
Carolinas
Miranda Smith
Winston-Salem
Ku Klux Klan
Horry County
S.C
Field A
Daily Worker
Carmon and
Erwin Textile Mills
Ralph Clayton Clontz
David
N. C
Wilmington
Hickory
Marion
Davidson Ee
Duke Univer
Davidson College
Forensic Council
Freezing Rain Seen For State
The Associated Press reports a deep freeze grips the Carolinas with teens temperatures and ice on roads. By tomorrow freezing rain or sleet possible in North and South Carolina as Asheville and mountains register record lows.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
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South Carolina
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Wilmington
Spartanburg
Piedmont
Columbia
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Vermont
McCarthy Farm Plan Wins Backing From GOP Senators
Republican leaders and farmers consider Sen. McCarthy’s parity proposal for farm price supports. He backs lifting beyond 90 percent toward 100 percent parity, stating no feud with Eisenhower while stressing flexibility to adjust legally.
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Sen. McCarthy
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Senate
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Acreage Rift Pushes Cotton Quota to Conference Split
Washington lawmakers moved a 1954 cotton acreage bill to a House Senate conference to fix the national allotment at 21,379,000 acres. The measure would differ from a 17,910,000 acre fallback and 22,000,000 acre House version, with debates over county allotment methods and West South balance.
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House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Sen
Anderson
D-Nm
Conference Committee
Western
Hern
West
Snow avalanches strike Alps toll in Austria and neighbors
Thousands of rescuers search the Walser Valley in west Austria for missing amid the worst winter blizzards. Austria reports 62 dead and 131 missing. Switzerland and Bavaria report additional fatalities and dozens missing as more slides threaten.
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Vienna
Austria
Alps
Switzerland
Bavarian
Germany
Walser
Liechtenstein
Blons
Aid Red
Vally
U. S. Army
Dalas
Voralberg
Elere
Ziller
Tyrol
Bavarian Alps
Reuther Fugitive Gave Up in Ontario Hunt Ends
Donald Ritchie the key witness in the Reuther shooting case surrendered in Preston Ontario after a five day search. Detroit police were en route to transfer Ritchie and his common law wife Betty White who was arrested in Preston. Ritchie 33 implicated himself and four others in the 1948 attempted assassination of Walter P Reuther. One of the four remains at large.
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Ont
Donald Ritchie
Reuther
Preston
Ritchie
Detroit
Betty White
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Fe Pont Pe
Tario Asa
Dennis A Severtae
Hamilton Spetator
Toronto
Letters On Atomic Tests Must Stop
The Atomic Energy Commission told the Navy to curb letters from personnel describing nuclear test sights. After the 1952 Eniwetok hydrogen device test, officials said ships and bases will enforce instructions banning personal letters that reveal test details. Mail censorship as a routine measure is doubtful except in war or emergency.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Pacific
Eniwetok
AEC
Pentagon
Bitter Cold Grips Nation as Far West Sees Earthquake
Extreme cold blanketed most of the country with New York City under 10 inches of snow and lows reaching minus 23 in Eau Claire Wisconsin. Western states reported fresh snow while California endured an earthquake and rain and hail as Eastern cities logged heavy snow.
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