Adm Pride frames use of fleet for Tachens decision
Vice Adm. Alfred M. Pride said Eisenhower would need Congress to authorize the 7th Fleet to evacuate the Tachens, warning it would be a grave policy shift. The fleet stands ready including carriers to defend offshore islands if ordered, amid heavy Chinese air and artillery actions near Yikiangshan.
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Formosa
Alfred M. Pride
U.S. 7Th Fleet
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Conress
Helena
Pride
Nationalista Tachensly
Ean
Congress
7Th Fleet
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Yikiangshan
Toumen
Ina
Keelung
Princeton
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Pescadores
U.S
Taipei
Tachen
Yu Shan
Pishan
Douglas Says He Was Misquoted
Greensboro actor Paul Douglas says a Greensboro Daily News interview misrepresented him. He denies saying The South stinks and questions about Dixie as sow belly and segregation. Co stars defend the South and note Douglas’s touring schedule and personal views are his own.
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Paul Douglas
Barton Hickman
Greensboro Daily News
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Douglas
Jan Sterling
Miain Corey
Middle West
Canada
New England
East
Bob Anderson
Chicago
Anderson
New York
Second Heavy Snow Hits North Carolina Regions
The second heavy snowfall in a week affected parts of North Carolina with four inches in Charlotte and Raleigh Durham. Greensboros two inches appeared decorative, while roads were mostly clear but ice patches remained on bridges and curves. Schools in Mecklenburg, Rowan, Guilford closed. Raleigh and Wake County reopened after last Tuesday’s storm. Weather outlook predicts more rain or snow with clearing in the Piedmont and warming near freezing in the mountains.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Charlotte
Raleigh- Durham
Piedmont
Greensboro
Rocky Mount
Mecklenburg
Rowan
Guilford
Raleigh
Wake County
Wilmington
Atcherg
Helicopter Pilot Dies After Antarctic Crash
Lt. jg John P. Moore 26 of Lenoir North Carolina died of injuries from a crash on the ice near Kainan Bay during a U S Navy Antarctic expedition aboard the icebreaker Atka. Moore was pulled from the wreck unconscious and never regained consciousness despite treatment aboard the ship.
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The
New York Times
U.S. Navy
Antarctic
J.g
John P. Moore
Lenoir
N.C
Times
Walter Sullivan
Atka
Moore
Kainan Bay
Little America
Albert P. Metrolis
Kitterly
Maine
McClellan Signals New Lines Of Inquiry For Senate Panel
Senator Mc Clellan opened the Senate Investigations subcommittee session promising new lines of inquiry while declining to disclose details. The panel will review unfinished business including the Army handling of Irving Peress and may appoint a new chief counsel, with Robert F. Kennedy cited as a possible appointee as Roy M. Cohn has resigned.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Irving Peress
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Roy M. Cohn
Rebels in neutral zone threaten Costa Rican Nicaraguan border
200 rebels moved into the neutral buffer between Costa Rica and Nicaragua as OAS observers planned a 31 hour conference in Managua with President Anastasio Somoza. Costa Rica may lift neutrality to allow troops and U S supplied fighters to pursue rebels, provoking Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Sovernment
Peace Commission
The
Organization of American States
OAS
Managua
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Figueres
Post Office Keeps Peok Ohio Open For Cy Young Favor
The Post Office Department reversed course and will keep the Peok Ohio post office open to serve about 11 families and baseball great Cy Young. Young, an 87 year old legend with 511 major league wins, had opposed the shutdown. Congressman Bow praised the action as American generosity.
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Post Office
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Ohio
Denton
Cy) Young
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Boston
St. Louis
W. R. Fudge
Cincinnati
Rep
Bow
Cy Young
America
Families of Jailed Americans Face Visit Dilemma
Relatives ponder visiting prisoners in Peiping amid Chinese offers to host trips. One Iowa couple plans a February visit with Harold Fischer Jr. and even considers bringing two purebred pigs as gifts. Some families doubt the trip’s wisdom while costs deter others.
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Red China
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Peiping
Chinese Red Cross
Harold Fischer Sr
Swea City
Iowa
Harold Fischer Jr
Korea
Fischer
Fischers
Andrew MacKenzie
Montreal
Canada
Rolland G. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Cameron
U.S
Tokyo
U. S. State Department
Formosa fighting discussed at United Nations in New York
United Nations in New York opened discussions on Formosa Strait fighting as New Zealand Prime Minister Sidney Holland and U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold prepared for talks. A U N cease-fire may be considered after preliminary conferences this week amid Soviet worry of a new world war.
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New Zealand
Sidney Holland
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Formosa Strait
U. N. Security Council
Chinese Communist Party
Peiping People's Daily
U.N
Formosa
Peiping
Taiwan
Penghu
Pescadores
China
London
Sunday Pictorial
Anthony Eden
U U. N
Chiang Kai-shek
Associated Press
Richard Kasischke
Moscow
United States
New York
Washington
Leslie Knox Munro
Security Council
Munro
Sir Pierson Dixon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
Eisenhower
South Feels Hard Frost and Snow Across Deep South
A cold weekend brought significant snow and frost to the deep South with heavy Gulf area accumulations and light Florida impact. Texas Rio Grande Valley faced a hard freeze threatening early winter crops while Jacksonville, Savannah, and Charleston reported notable rainfall and near freezing temps in southern locales.
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Texas’ Rio Grand Valley
Florida
Jacksonville
Savannah
Charleston
D.C
Death Decree Is Reduced
London reports the Home Office reduced the death sentence of Michial Onufrejezsk a 60 year old Polish farmer to life imprisonment for a murder at a Welsh farm in December 1953 where no body was found He was to be hanged Wednesday and was known as Mr Whiskers in the neighborhood the case involved Stanislaw Sykut 58 his partner.
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London
Michial Onufrejezsk
Onufrejezsk
Stanislaw Sykut
Llandilo
Wales
Onufrejersk
Mr. Whiskers
Army Officer Faces Trial Board Today
Maj. Ambrose Nugent a 44 year old artillery officer stands before a generals court martial at Fort Sill charged with 13 counts including treason for allegedly offering intelligence to Communist captors while a Korean POW. A 10 colonel panel will decide guilt or innocence with possible life imprisonment if 7 are found guilty. Nugent denies all charges.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Ambrose Nugent
Army
Nugent
Edward T. Williams
Wall Street
Europe
Eisenhower Calls U.S. Readiness Over Formosa Crisis
President Eisenhower warned the United States must be ready to help the Chinese Nationalists and to engage in actions to preserve the Free World in Formosa. He urged UN action under its charter to end hostilities and avoid a broader war.
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Cal
United States
Eisenhower
Formosa
United Nations
Bleeder Dies at Duke Hospital
Willie Cooke a 31 year old hemophiliac known as a national figure in his televised battle died at 11 10 this morning in Duke Hospital He had been pulled Jan 6 and doctors said he worsened yesterday and did not improve overnight He received 385 pints of blood including 221 pints of whole blood and 164 pints of plasma stressing the dire nature of his condition.
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Durham
Willie Cooke
Duke Hos
Cooke
Four Oaks
Economic Aid For Far East Planned
The administration aims to provide 500 to 600 million dollars in Far East economic aid for the year starting July 1. Secretary Humphrey announced the figure on NBC but did not specify loan versus grant splits or country allocations. An aide said the Asian share would be about 50 dollars more than last year while the budget already totals 3.675 billion for military aid and 1.025 billion for global economic aid.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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NBC
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Laredo
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