Scattered Elections Tomorrow Across 12 States
Off year local and state elections take place in 12 states including governor races in Kentucky and Philadelphia mayor. Democrats currently hold these posts. voters will also weigh referenda in Ohio and Kentucky while many smaller cities plan ballots in Arkansas Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Utah and Wyoming.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Connecticut
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Wyoming
Dulles Stassen In Talks On East West Gap
Secretary of State Dulles and General Stassen in discussions with Molotov sobre aerial inspection linked to wider arms control. Western experts report no major accord after three days of negotiations amid Soviet rigidity on science exchanges and freedom of the seas.
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Marshal Tito
Western
Nears Sereen
Tito
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
U. S
United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Committee of
Tito Seeks Satellite Freedom and Noninterference Policy
The document discusses Tito calling for satellite states to determine their own social and economic paths with noninterference from outsiders. It mentions plans involving Hungary Bulgaria Romania Czechoslovakia and Poland and notes Khrushchev’s visit as a contrast. Dulles adds that Germany should be settled gradually while foreign ministers prepare the conference.
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Israel
Tito
Shane
Hunary
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Dulles
Tite
Settlhe
Five Crown Miskowiecher Involved In River Crash
A car with five occupants plunged into the river after leaving a snow slick road at about 2 a.m. The victims named were Miskowiecher 28, Ruth Ann Pulkrabek 21, Carol Reed 21, Ann Mairs 3, and Donna Minneapolis who was rescued. Police could not determine the driver. The vehicle was recovered about an hour later. The crash followed a 10 foot bank descent then a 15 foot river drop amid slippery road conditions.
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Miskowiecher
Ruth Ann Pulkrabek
Carol Reed
Ann Mairs
Donna
Minneapolis
Big Day For Eisenhower as Doctors Plan Return Home
President Eisenhower may leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and fly to Washington after seven weeks since his heart attack. Doctors cautioned a late January or early February return to decide on re election plans and then head to Gettysburg, as Mrs Eisenhower attended a hospital musicale.
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Fiteximons Army Hospital
Denver
Eisen- Soe
Fae & Ae Wn
Eisenhewer
Washington
Gettyburs
Eisenhower
Red Mill
Ford Stock To Be Offered Public After First Of Year
Ford Motor Co plans to issue stock to the public after the first of the year. The Ford Foundation will hold 88 percent of nonvoting shares with 3,089,908 shares, while the family owns 190,047 A shares and 108 key employees hold rest. Conversion into voting B stock changes voting power based on share totals, with 40 percent at 2.7 million B shares, dropping to 30 percent below that, and to one vote per share if below 1.5 million.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
America
Ford
Ford A
Ty Ford
Ford Foundation
Sieny Ford Ih
Rewan Gi Jr
Foundation Press
Ataoe
Marine Sentenced To Life For Assault On Okinawan Girl
Lt Col Graham Douglass sentences Parker to life for assault on Okinawan girl. Parker, present in court, made no statement and offered no plea. Trial details note Parker stood at attention as sentence pronounced and he answered no questions during cross examination.
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Marine
Parker
Graham T. Douglass
Ayer
Marines Face Aggressor Evacuation Drill In Joint Exercise
A Marine Corps Navy exercise simulates a nuclear attack scenario with 8 aircraft forming a smoke circle. Casualties and equipment losses are tagged for evacuation to sea, division hospital, or nearby facilities as Maj. Gen. Ridgely directs rapid replacement and consolidation actions through the night.
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Masa
Reginald E. Ridgely Jr
2Nd Marine Division
Stevenson Supporters Heavily Back Rayburn in South
South supporters of Adlai E. Stevenson rally behind Speaker Rayburn to block anti-Stevenson coalitions. Sen. Russell predicts Stevenson will win the Democratic nomination and be president, while Texas politics split between Stevenson and Gov. Shivers. Lyndon Johnson’s moderates influence shapes convention dynamics amid Stevenson’s plans.
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Stevenson
Rayburn
South
Ashington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Atlanta
Cory
Texas
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
Lyndon
Johnson
Senate
New Charges In Middle East Dispute
The report cites complaints from Jordan and Egypt amid renewed border clashes near the Gaza Strip. Israel accuses Egypt of a new raid and Jordan of five armistice violations. U N truce chief Maj. Gen. Burns met with officials and urged talks on a broader cease-fire plan including troop withdrawals and demilitarization.
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Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Tprael
Ery
ircett-Lordes
Arborae 'Stice Commission
Edson L. M. Burns
U. N
New York
Naan
Truce Organization
el Auja-Nizana
el Sabha
Albert Grand
An Isrgeli
Seed experts join Southern Seed certification panel
P Robert Stevall of North Carolina State College Raleigh is named co chairman of the Southern Seed Association with A A W Young of Lubbock Tex as another cochairman. The association comprises experts who certify seed quality in their regions.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Robert Stevall
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Noses le
A. A. W. Young
Lubbock
Tex
Secrecy Concerns Rise Over Information Policies
Editors warn that secrecy permeates government from publicly operated bodies to clandestine agencies. They cite need for national security classifications while noting officials withhold nonclassifiable matters. Investigators report new classifications like Need to know and Medical private to restrict public access.
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Wiggins
Eisenhower
Court ruling ends segregation in public facilities
A U.S. Circuit Court in Richmond Virginia held that the 1934 Supreme Court decision striking down segregation in public schools swept away the doctrine of separate but equal. The ruling applied to Baltimore city beaches and bath houses and to Maryland state facilities.
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U.S. Cirrcuit Court
Richmond
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Baltimore
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Mary- Te Ee
Court martial law struck down by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court invalidated a statute allowing courts martial of service members for crimes while in service. The decision blocks the Air Force from trying former Sgt. Robert W. Toth of Pittsburgh for the killing of a South Korean civilian. Justice Black authored the majority opinion.
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Supreme Court
Armed Services
Ewgi
Air Force
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Bong Soon Kil
Justice Black
Mnesety Wi Black
Seatandes Warren End Dustiens Frankfurter
Douglas, Clark
Total American Income Sets New Record
Washington reports the total income of all Americans reached an annual rate of 3 0 trillion dollars, about 20 billion higher than last year. The Commerce Department announced the figure last night, noting a two billion dollar revision.
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Commerce Rment
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