East West Crisis at Bonn Talks
The Geneva talks may end now Bonn government signals readiness to suspend negotiations West German leaders push for free elections to unify Germany Molotov challenges Western confidence and public support in Germany amid Atlantic Alliance tensions.
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West Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Bonn
Geneva
Cri
Iis
Sue
Cone
Bene
Han Oalingneh
Henene Pen
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Germany
Molotov
A Bomb Carrier Explodes Near Marlin Texas
A sleek B47 bomber from Biggs Air Force Base reportedly exploded in the air near Marlin Texas. Rescue teams searched for crew members as wreckage spread over about a mile with five large pieces burning. No casualties were confirmed as of early reports.
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Marlin
Tex
Texas
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Biggs
97Th
Egypt says U.S. arms delay forced reliance on Communists
Cairo accuses Washington of stalling on promised military equipment since 1952 and 1955 requests. The push to obtain arms from the United States was followed by Egypt hinting at deals with the Soviet bloc and talks among Britain and France to influence Middle East security. Washington reportedly weighed a U N arms embargo in response to Egypt Egypt’s premier Nasser warned that Cairo might seek arm supplies behind the Iron Curtain if U S aid did not materialize.
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Cairo
Egypt
Weges
Middle East
U. S
George Allen
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
United States
U. N. Security Council
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Geneva
The
Herald Tribune
Soviet Union
Security Council
Russia
Eisenhower
Soepg Snarggeente Rraicon
Nikolai Bulganin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Henry Byroade
Landslide Returns Chandler To Office
Louisville reports that Happy Chandler won Kentucky governor in a landslide, reclaiming the office after a decade away from politics. He led in all districts, with a large statewide margin and the Democratic slate securing eight other offices and legislative control. Constitutional amendments on voting age and household tax exemptions were expected to pass.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Chandler
T Op
Kentucky
Derty
Wetherby
Barkley
London
Earle C. Clements
Senate
Appeal Filed In Columbia Bus Segregation Case
A lawsuit over bus segregation in Columbia advances to the U S Supreme Court after the Fourth Circuit reversed a dismissal. Electric & Gas backs city and state on the appeal with Gov Timmerman and officials endorsing the utility company.
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Columbia
U.S. Supreme Court
Ee Electric & Gas
Chreuit Court of of Appeals
U.S
George Beller
Sarah B
Van Zandt Highlights U S Lead in Atomic Advances
Rep James E Van Zandt told Knoxville Sales Executives Club the United States leads Russia by two years in applying atomic energy to peacetime uses and urges more engineers and physicists noting 400000 fewer graduates than Russia. He cited Geneva showings and said Nautilus and Seawolf are outdated amid rapid advances. He stated America can sustain atomic research with North American uranium deposits.
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Russia
James E. van Zandt
R-Pa
Knoxville Sales Executives Club
U.S
United States
North American
Fire wipes out village on Nu Island in inland sea
An early morning blaze leveled the Minamiku community on Nu Island leaving all 110 houses burned. Officials reported the fire destroyed the entire village on the small island in the inland sea.
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Kobe
Japan
Minamiku
Nu Island
Dilworth Triumphs Over GOP in Philadelphia Mayoral Race
Dilworth, a veteran Democrat, led Philadelphia to a sweeping victory over Republican Longstreth by about 130000 votes. Longstreth ran as a lone challenger after breaking with his party in June. Dilworth claimed strong support as the city votes confirmed Democratic gains in the state.
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Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
W. Thacher Longstreth
Pennsylvania
Attra Nationale I
Longstreth
Gor
Treth
Princeton
Dr. Ing
Precautions At Burke Trial Outline Security Measures
New York jurors for Elmer F. Burke first degree murder trial undergo tightly controlled selection on 13th floor of the Criminal Courts Building. About 150 of 380 panelists enter under wave of guards to obtain juror numbers as spectators remain barred until crucial Walsh hearing. Burke arrives escorted by guards, resisting a guard’s hold before reaching defense table amid heightened security in a high profile case linked to a Boston jail escape and Brinks heist figure Ike O Keefe.
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New York
Elmer F. Triser Burke
Criminal Courts
Cen
de Demunsse
Walsh
Ike
Folly Beach
D.C
Boston
Burke
Be Ng
O'Keefe
Mullens
Avery
Democrats Plan Big Challenge to Republicans in 1956
Democrats scored key local and state gains in 1955 elections in Michigan New York Connecticut and Pennsylvania signaling a party-wide trend. Leaders like Carmine DeSapi and John Bailey predicted a continued Democratic surge leading to national victory in 1956.
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Washington
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
South Bend
Hamet Lane
Michigan
Ciy
Wendell L. Willkie
James H. Doll
Philadele
New York
Ans
Troy
Schenectady
Norwalk
New Haven
John M. Bailey
Eisenhower Welcomes Guatemalan Leader in Denver Visit
President Eisenhower hosts Carlos Castillo Armas in Denver for a 30 minute conference before Armas continues to Houston for a speech. The meeting marks Armas' state visit after his revolt praised in U S cities. The two leaders discuss mutual problems amid a warm Denver sendoff.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Guatemala
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Columbine
St. Louis
Carlos Castillo Armas
Herbert Hoover Jr
Armas
Houston
Tex
Rieemower
Lowry Airfield
Military Air Transport
Washington
Rene
Isel
Mae
Scattered GOP Gains Reported in National Elections
Across the country Republicans lost some city posts but won key races. In Kentucky A B Chandler staged a comeback to win governor. in Brockton Massachusetts C Gerald Lucey lost reelection. New Jersey Republicans lost three Senate seats, while Mississippi elected Democrat J P Coleman governor. Detroit's John D Dingell won the Democratic nomination for Michigan's 15th District seat vacated by his father. Boston Hynes won a third mayoral term. San Francisco elected George Christopher mayor. Utah nonpartisan race shows Earl Glade trailing county commissioner Adiel Stewart.
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Associated Press
New York
Kentucky
A. B
Chandler
Defea
Edwin R
Denney Ship
Philadelphia
Richardson Demme
Ohio
Plenewal
Yaya
General Assembly
Ted Dalton
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Detroit
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Dingell
Thomas E. Brennan
Boston
John B. Hynes
Hynes
John E. Powers
Massachusetts Senate
San Francisco
George Christopher
Board of Supervisors
George Reilly
Turkey Expected To Cost More Than Last Year
Washington experts forecast Thanksgiving turkey prices will rise from two to six dollars per pound, keeping overall dinner costs higher than the prior year.
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Turkey
Washington T
Grand Jury Mulls Case Tied to Milam Bryant
Grand jurors weigh whether Roy Milam and Bryant should be indicted under two state kidnapping statutes in a case linked to the Wright farm and a misidentified suspect. The statutes carry death or up to ten years in prison. Milam and Bryant have remained free on $10,000 bonds since their acquittal in the murder trial.
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Stanny
Mose
Reed
Teati
Maeee
W. Milam
Bryan Sheriff Smith
Depu
Milam
Wright
Bryant
Pen
Dairymen Elect Richburg Man President
Rodgers M. Reid of Richburg was elected president of the South Carolina Dairymen Association at its annual convention in Columbia. Bol ton of Asheville, North Carolina, was named to the board of directors.
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Columbia
S.C
Rodgers M. Reid
Richburg
South Carolina
Assn
Yoqieneer, Bolton
Asheville
N.C
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