Bulganin Highlights Civilian Emphasis At Red Revolution Parade
Soviet Defense Minister Bulganin told a Red Square crowd that armed forces have improved readiness with modern arms and near real combat conditions. He warned the West builds bases near the USSR and urged peaceful settlement of tensions while stressing civilian goals and living standards.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Red Square
Communist Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
Bulganin
Et Union
People's Democracies
Soviet Union
Particia Een
Saeed
Em Rn
Caudle Backs Brownell in White IMF Appointment Clash
Des Moines sources report T Lamar Caudle former Justice official says he urged officials to halt Harry Dexter White’s IMF post. Brownell accuses Truman of naming White despite FBI doubts, while Truman denies preknowledge of such a report. Caudle claims he passed the FBI warning to Tom Clark for White House action.
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Des Moines
T. Lamar Caudle
High Justice Department
Des Moines Register
Harry Dexter White
Atty
Brownell
Truman
White
International Monetary Fund
FBI
White House
Richard Wilson
Register
Washington
Caudle
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Wadesboro
N.C
Wilson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tom
Philippines Election Nears as Candidates Make Final Pleas
Manila reports closing arguments in a tense campaign for president and congress. Former Defense Secretary Magsaysay, challenging President Quirino, urged honest ballots while Quirino accused him of seeking U.S. intervention. The U.S. stresses a hands-off policy as polls prepare to open with 5.6 million registered voters.
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Manila
Philippines
Islands
Quirino
Magsaysay
United States
America
U.S
U.S. State Department
Washington
Election Commission
Constabury
National Police
Winter Grips Carolinas Then Bids Return Tonight
The Associated Press reports frost across the Carolinas with temperatures from the low 20s to mid-30s and light snow in some areas. Charlotte tied a 26 year low record at 27, Asheville 21, Raleigh 27, Spartanburg 29, Wilmington 36, Charleston 37. no rain expected before Monday or Tuesday and a chilly resurgence tonight.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Charlotte
Asheville
Raleigh
Spartanburg
Wilmington
Charlieston
Indians Oppose Liquor on Tribal Lands After Ban Lift
Federal bans were lifted months ago allowing liquor sales to Indians within state borders. In New Mexico none of the 19 pueblos 2 Apache reservations and 3 Navajo communities have approved liquor on tribal land. Tribal leaders favor keeping reservations closed citing health and safety concerns. The issue requires no formal tribal vote as federal prohibition still governs unless tribes act.
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Albuquerque, N. M
New Mexico
Merle, Garcia
Acoma Pueblo
Albuquerque
Taos Pueblo
Manuel Cordova
Wendell, Chino
Mescalero Apache Tri
Seven Swedish Seamen Missing After North Sea Collision
Bremerhaven report says seven Swedish seamen are dead or missing after the Swedish freighter Broerkoe collided with a U S Navy chartered transport Sea Wind in the North Sea. The Sea Wind had no casualties and was only slightly damaged. Eighteen survivors from the 2100 ton Broerkoe were recovered by a German pilot boat 96 miles north of Bremerhaven.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
North Sea
Here
Red Battle Rages In Washington
In Washington the Eisenhower administration backs the Communist in government issue amid Democratic counter moves. Attorney General Brownell cites FBI reports on Harry Dexter White, denied by Truman. Republicans push McCarthy tactics, while Vaughan denies receiving the FBI documents. Jenner previews a Vaughan hearing.
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Washington
Chicago
Brownell
Truman
Harry Dexter White
FBI
White House
White
Eisenhower
Tolay
Sen
McCarthy
Rep. Simpson
R-Pa
House Un‘American Activities Committee
Simpson
Republican
Staff Advisers Begin Secret Negotiations At Panmunjom
United States and Communist staff advisers opened hidden talks at Panmunjom aimed at breaking a deadlock delaying a Korean peace conference. Four aides met about one hour forty minutes and agreed to meet again Monday, with observers and cautious noncommittal public statements.
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Panmunjom
United States
Kenneth Young
U.S
Arthur Dean
Lee Soo Young
Dean
Italians Protests Roil Rome as Trieste Bloodshed Echoes
Rioters clash with police in Rome and other Italian cities over Trieste fighting. British and American troops patrol with bayonets as tear gas and barricades rise. At least 50 police and 100 rioters injured. Trieste quiet but tense as funerals approach.
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Rome
Trieste
U. S
Bari
Milan
Genoa
Aples
Messina
Sicily
Naples
Inga
Anthony Eden
Unita
Union Square
Fed
St. John Lateran
Commu
Widow Denies Killing Rich Husband in Alaska
FAIRBANKS Alaska Diane Wells 31-year-old widow denies murdering her wealthy husband Cecil Wells and denies improper relations with guitarist Johnny Warren named in a first degree murder indictment. She returned to seclusion in Fairbanks after flying from Seattle with her four-year-old son. The couple’s killer remains alleged intruders who beat Mrs Wells as Cecil Wells was shot in his bedroom Oct 17. Warren is in Oakland after traveling from Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Diane Wells
Seattle
Anchorage
Cecil Wells
Johnny Warren
Oakland
Calif
Walter Sezudlo
Eastern seaboard snowstorm disrupts travel and sports
A first northeaster drenched the Middle Atlantic and Great Plains in heavy snow and rain. Up to 10 inches fell in Colby Kansas with six inches in other states. travel by air and road halted, cities jammed, and scores of motorists stranded. Sports calendars on the East Coast and in the Plains faced cancellations and delays. Heaviest falls centered in Philadelphia Camden and Baltimore areas with lingering accumulations in Maryland.
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Seaboard
Middle Atlantic
South Carolina
New England
Colby
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Wny
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Virginia
Ohio
Rockies
Seto
Florida
Laurel
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newark
Philadelphia-Camden
N. J
Philadel
Tony
Farm Hosts Greek King and Queen on Oswego Farm Visit
Mr and Mrs George Smith welcomed King Paul and Queen Frederika to their 335 acre Oswego County hog and dairy farm 40 miles west of Chicago. The visit was part of a 25 day tour, with 60 Holstein cows 250 pigs and a Wheatland Plowing Match luncheon. The king chose the farm to view a typical Midwest operation and the Smiths served fried chicken acorn squash green beans and apple pie for the royal reception. The family included four children Nannette Cheryl Kent and the baby Lois as neighbors and friends watched.
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Oswego
Ill
George Smith
Greece
Smiths
Kendall County
Thean
U. S
King Paul
Frederika
Chicago
Dwest
William G. Stratton
Smith
Ann
Nannette
Cheryl
Kent
Lois
Royal Camericage
É. Smith
Mary Karalou
Switzerland Threatens To Quit Over Repatriation Interviews
PANMUNJOM Swiss members threaten to resign from the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission unless Communist interviewers stop harassing anti Red Chinese and Korean prisoners during lengthy sessions. Indian chair Lt. Gen. Thimayya warns the Reds to change tactics or face suspension. Swiss push rule changes to halt sessions if prisoner rights are violated and to interview all prisoners in one day. Observers doubt swift approval due to pro Communist Czech and Polish split.
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K. S. Thimayya
Armin Desniher
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
IRC
Thimayya
Lacation
Red
India
Repatriation Commission
Harvard Paper Challenges McCarthy in Defense of Faculty
Harvard Crimson challenges McCarthy to name any Communist leaning Harvard professors amid his charge that students face Communist influence. McCarthy sent a telegram to Harvard president Nathan Pusey asking about Furry case actions and faculty loyalty claims. Pusey, met by about 200 supporters at the Dental School, withheld formal comment.
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Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Crimson
Wisconsin Republican
Washington
Nathan Pusey
Furry
Wendell H. Furry
Pusey
Harvard Dental School
Boston
Whisky To Come Off Ration
London reports happy days for Britons as whisky rationing ends at year’s end. Postwar scotch had dwindled while exports earned dollars, but now production nears normal and liquor quotas are scrapped. Yet few can afford 34 shillings per bottle.
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Garcia
Cordova
London
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Liz
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Kansas City
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Alexandria
Jenner
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