United Nations debates Middle East crisis amid behind the scenes moves
Diplomats gather as the General Assembly prepares to consider Dag Hammarskjold's 3500 word report on Israel's delay in withdrawing forces from the 1949 armistice line. Israel seeks guarantees for Sharm El Sheikh and Gulf of Aqaba access while Gaza strains amid invasion memories.
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United Nation
Middle East
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Palestine
Sembly Aty
Teredl
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Egypt
Search Force Returns To Caribbean
An air sea search force was ordered back to Caribbean waters south of Cuba to locate three fliers missing after a training flight collision of two B47 bombers. Earlier rescue of three other crewmen kept hope alive for Maj. William E. Norris, Capt. James H. Parker, and Lt. Earl Chrisawm Jr. as Navy divers probed suspected wreckage near Isle of Pines in Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean
Cuba
William E. Norris
Lansing
Mich
James H. Parker
Rock Hill
S. C
Earl Chrisawm Jr
Sumter
Isle of Pines
Islas de Mangres
Air Force Reserve Fliers
James M McFarland Jr
Watsontown Pa
Winfred E. Lynn
Paducah
James E. Rose Jr
Dallas
Tex
McFarland
Lynn
Rose
Key West
Air Force
Policy Review Expected in Senate on Middle East
Senator Fulbright said a Senate review of administration Middle East policy will follow congressional action on Eisenhower’s military economic proposals. He lacks enough votes to defer the resolution, but expects the inquiry to be approved when the Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees meet in closed session with Secretary Dulles.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Middle East
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dulles
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
Aiken
Kagel Oo Yada Renga Pa
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Morse
D-Ore
United States
Egypt
Thea Dulles
Man Sought In Beating Of Two Sons
Lake Lure North Carolina police hunted 35 year old pulpwood worker D J Neeland on two warrants for brutal beating of his two young sons Jerry Dale nine and Terry six and Bruce three, including suspending them from rafters with a dog chain.
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Lake Lure
N.C
A. G. Husky
D. J Neeland
Neeland
Jerry Dale
Terry
Bruce
Cal Wilson
Wilson
Famly
Cane Creek
Bat Cave Valley
Death of Dr Walter L Jackson High Point Physician
Dr Walter L Jackson prominent High Point physician died unexpectedly this morning after being rushed to the local hospital at 11 45 a m. Ambulance attendants reported his death shortly after arrival.
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Walter L. Jackson
High Point
Sunday Enterprise Preview of Local Feature Pages
The Sunday Enterprise highlights upcoming social notes from Southern Furniture and Rug Market decor ideas and interior color blends. It previews YMCA Week activities at High Point and a feature on Sylvania closing its High Point plant with prospects for replacement industry.
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Sylvania
Closin
Forrest Cates
Dulles Remark Triggers Uproar Over British French Forces
State Department officials sought to quell a tempers flare after Secretary Dulles said he would not want a French and British soldier beside him to aid in Middle East crisis. Lincoln White stressed the remark referred to UN calls for evacuation, not a rejoinder to Britain and France. The London press framed it as an insult to allied troops.
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Washington
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
U. S
Lincoln White
London Daily Sketch
United States
Egypt
Paris
London
White
United Nations
U. N
Department Store Sales Improve in Mid-Atlantic Report
The Federal Reserve Bank notes that Fifth district department stores in Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and D C posted improved weekly sales for the week ended Jan 19 versus the prior year with a 1 percent four week gain despite a 17 percent drop in the week.
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Charlotte
Federal Reserve Bank
Maryland
Virginia
West V. A
North Carolina
South C
District of Columbia
Four Britons Held in Hungary on Espionage Charges
Hungary reports it is detaining four young Britons for trial on espionage charges. Judith Cripps Roger Cooper Christopher Lord and Basil Lord, all students or linked to notable figures, allegedly carried forged documents and sought information on the Soviet and Hungarian armies and the political and economic state of Hungary.
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Budapest
Hungary
Stafford Cripps
Yugoslavia
Judith Cripps
Labor Party
Roger Cooper
Robert Graves
Christopher Lord
Basil
Cooper
England
Set
Rai Amet Mn Ress
Burns Birthday Highlights Passport Rule at Windsor
In Windsor Ontario a Scot failed to enter Canada without passport or ID for a press conference. Dame Flora MacLeod leader of clan MacLeod was blocked at the Detroit Windsor tunnel border and allowed only to speak from the customs house.
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Windsor
Disarmament Talks Handed To Big Powers
The U N General Assembly political committee voted unanimously to hand disarmament talks to the big powers. A Western Soviet compromise resolution was adopted to avoid a public showdown. It directs the 12 nation disarmament commission and its 5 member subcommittee to address proposals from Canada Japan Norway Britain France the United States Russia India Yugoslavia and to consider Eisenhower open skies and Bulganin ground inspection plans.
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U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
Committee
Disarmament Commission
Canada
Japan
Norway
Britain
France
United States
Russia
India
Yugoslavia
Pooposal
Eisenhower
Bulgania
Slayings Probe Deepens in Grimes Girls Case
Chicago police questioned two skid row residents in connection with the deaths of Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes. A 19 year old witness Irene Dean said Bedwell and an unknown companion picked up two girls December 29 or 30.
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Madison Street
West Madison
American photographer sentenced in Hungary over border crossing
Georgette Dickey Chapelle, 36, an American freelance photographer, received a 50 day jail sentence for illegal entry into Hungary. The court freed her after time already served and ordered her to leave within 48 hours, with U.S. diplomats arranging custody and residence pending departure. Co defendant Ferenc Welsch got eight months and plans to appeal. Chapelle had testified she was delivering medicines to refugees and regretted the ensuing arrest after gunfire near the border.
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Budapest
Georgette Dickey Chapelle
Hungary
U.S
Richard Selby
Chapelle
International Rescue Committee
Mrs. Chapelle
U.S. Dep
Robert D. Murphy
Amer Rol Legation
Six Die As Beachcraft Jet Crashes Near Bryan
Six persons died when a Beachcraft plane crashed in rain and fog near Bryan. The craft burned after an engine failed and crashed in an open field, with Bryan Air Force Base officials confirming all aboard perished as crash crews arrived.
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Bryan
Tex
Bryan Air Force Base
Air Force
Senate to probe fuel oil and gasoline price rise
A six member Senate committee would investigate the recent rise in fuel oil and gasoline prices. The plan comes as multiple committees prepare inquiries and the House similarly moves to act. Senator Pasore urged action to protect consumers from price gouging amid industry defenses.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Scott
Sen
Sen. Pastore
D-Ri
Robert L. Wood
Midland
Tex
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Latham Kidnap Jury Dismissed in San Diego Case
The deadlocked Latham kidnapping jury was dismissed after 71 hours of deliberation over nine days. Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisenand, accused of kidnapping Ruth E. Latham, face possible retrial as judge Hewiker did not commit to future proceedings.
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San Diego
Latham
John A. Hewicker
Beatrice Winn
Lucille Whisenand
Ruth E. Latham
Pakistanis Rally Against Kashmir Move Across Cities
Thousands of Pakistanis protested in Karachi and major cities denouncing Indian rule in Kashmir. Demonstrators attacked offices, police used clubs and tear gas, and students marched with signs while leaders from political parties condemned India for blocking a UN plebiscite plan.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Kashmir
India
Hyderabad
Nehru
Indian High Commission
Lahore
Peshawar
Sylhet
Chittagong
U.N. Security Council
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