Britain and United States consider inviting Peiping to UN talks on China cease fire
British officials and the United States discuss inviting Peiping to a United Nations Security Council meeting to seek a cease fire in China. New Zealand and India may join, with Eden asking Nehru to press Chou En Lai to attend. The plan envisions a neutral security belt and offshore island withdrawals before any settlement.
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Britain
United States
China
United Nations Security Council
New Zealand
Brit
Securiry Council
Anthony Eden
India
Nehru
London
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Formosa
Chou
U.N
Peiping
Red China
Ne Kaishek
U.S
Tachens
Matsu
Quemoy
Eisenhower
Glamour girls questioned in Rubinstein murder case in New York
Police sought help from socialites to identify two men who trailed financier Serge Rubinstein and model Estelle Gardner after dining at Nino’s La Rue. Autopsy places death around 5 30 a.m. at Rubinstein’s Fifth Avenue mansion amid questions of motives tied to his finances and unknown enemies.
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Rubinstein
Estelle Gardner
East 67Th Street
New York
Serge Rubinstein
Fifth Avenue
Miss Gardner
Ubinstein
Peter Crosby
Denise Darcel
Crosby
Vutmiamy Wurouchiies
Ney
Fifth Ave
Nino’s la Rue
Nino Maimini
Anonymous call sparks A bomb rumors in eastern cities
An anonymous phone tip claimed planted A bombs would explode at midnight in Philadelphia New York and Washington. FBI police and civil defense checked buildings past midnight while New York aide William Peer called the caller a crackpot. Rumors spread to the Midwest with a Kentucky CD officer saying his group was told to stand by.
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Associated Press
FBI
Civil Defense
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
William Peer
Robert F. Wagner
Midwest
Kentucky
Democrats Demand Action on Dixon-Yates Contract
Democratic members plan to force a Senate House Atomic Energy Committee record vote to cancel the Dixon-Yates power contract. Rep. W Sterling Cole says the move is meaningless without legal effect, while Democrats seek to rescind a November waiver allowing the contract. The 107 million dollar plant would be built in West Memphis Arkansas and TVA power used by AEC.
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Washington
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee
W. Sterling Cole
House
Congress
AEC
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Nessee Valley
TVA
Gore
D-Tenn
Anderson
D-Nmn
Congressional
Senate Debates Formosa Defense Policy Move
Senate leaders pushed for quick approval of Eisenhower Formosa defense measures while critics urged more debate. The House passed the resolution 409 3 and the chamber eyed a late vote or Saturday session. Senators Knowland and Russell urged action. Morse warned of implied authorization for a preventive war. MORE ON PAGE FIVE-A
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Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Sen
Knowland
California
George
Pescadores Islands
House
Clements
D-Ky
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
White House
Morse
D-Ore
China
Britain Asks Soviet Restraint on Formosa Crisis
Britain requested the Soviet Union to restrain Communist China over Formosa to prevent a broader war. Ambassador Hayter met Molotov in Moscow with U S State Department awareness, seeking Soviet support for a New Zealand backed UN Security Council move inviting Chinese Communists to discuss a Formosan cease-fire.
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Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
China
Formosa
William Hayter
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Hayter
U. S. State Department
New Zealand
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Molotov
United Nations City Council
U. N
Peiping
Benny
Hayter- Molotov
Senate moves toward extending GI education benefits
After unanimous House approval 366-0, the bill would guarantee up to 36 months of government funded education for service members by January 31, with a 12 day education benefit per service day after discharge. The measure, supported by President Eisenhower, faces Senate hearings next week and would cost veterans care about 350 million dollars.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hill
D-Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Rep
Teague
D-Tex
Atom-Plane Predicted By Durham
Representative Durham forecast a practical atom powered airplane within five years that could fly indefinitely without landing. He tied the remark to Gen. Twining and the Nautilus submarine progress, noting heat control and craft weight as major remaining challenges.
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Washington
Durham
D-Nc
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Bombing Incidents Reported Near North Carolina Marine Range
Marine Air Station officials probe two bombing events near a bombing target range in Pamlico Sound. An oyster boat named Barra CUDA owned by Leonard Goodwin sank after a smoke bomb struck it. Goodwin survived 22 hours clinging to his vessel in freezing water. A second incident involved James Styron’s boat near Drum Inlet, with a bomb dropped from a plane.
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Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Pamlico Sound
Leonard Goodwin
Little Swan Island
Goodwin
James Styron
Pamiico Sound
Drum Inlet
Styron
Charles Edwards
Edwards
Virgil Hamilton
Billy Inson
Atlantic
Q100
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Cherry Pointusicians
Evacuation talks rise as U S pledge eyed for Quemoy Matsu
A U S source says agreement in principle on evacuating the Tachens is reached and U S support may extend to Quemoy and Matsu. He notes congressional approval may be required and U S forces bolster Formosa defenses as clashes with the Communists loom.
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Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Tachen Islands
Yikiangshan Island
Formosa Strait
Amovw
Eisenhower
Rankin
Tokyo
Far East
Alaska
Philip
U. S
Tachens
Toumen
Yikiangshan
Hong Kong
Red Chi
New China News Agency
Namhai
Swatow Harbor
Appar
Speed Limit Hike Sought In North Carolina Senate
Senate measures seek to ease divorce by cutting the waiting period to one year and raise the speed limit to 65 in designated zones. Bills would shift certain motor violation trials from justices of the peace, require Motor Vehicles Department approval, and address passing on hills or curves. Other provisions aim to tighten yielding of right of way and stop sign violations.
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Raleigh
Justices of the Peace
Senate
Edward L. Owens
Washington
North Carolina
E. Avery Hightower
J. Max Thomas
Highway Commission
Hightower Ae
Ane
Hightower
Jp’s
Young GIs Claim Major Collaborated in Korean War Leaflets
At Ft. Sill Oklahoma a military court heard a young soldier testify that Maj. Ambrose H. Nugent told him in a North Korean prisoner camp that he prepared enemy surrender leaflets. Nugent, 44, faces 13 counts of collaboration with Red captors and conspiring to down arms.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Ambrose H. Nugent
Nugent
J.C. Milford L. Stearns
Loafers
Stearns
Ft. Knox
Officials Split on Risk of Chinese Air Attacks on Evacuation
Washington officials differ on the danger of Chinese Communist warplanes attacking U S ships during a Nationalist evacuation from islands off China. Most officials think the Reds will refrain from major interference, while a minority fears significant air attacks to deter U S involvement or to intimidate observers.
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Washington
U.S
China
Eueelion
Formosa
Red Coast
7Th Fleet
Posal
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