Dulles Molotov Hold Informal Talks on UN Membership Deal
The Soviet and American chiefs met with aides to discuss admitting Mongolia and Hungary to the United Nations while balking at Albania. Britain backs all five Soviet candidates and France delays on Algeria as the Big Four wrestle toward a resolution before the General Assembly session ends.
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Peghs
Prist
Romania
Hungary
Albania
U.N
Moscow
Britain
France
U.N. General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
New York
United States
Ungary
Outer Mongolia
Securi
Lodge Tria
Italy
Finland
Portugal
Japan
Dulles
Molotov
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Duiles
Macmillan
Pinay
Playwright Sherwood Succumbs in New York Hospital
Robert E. Sherwood, 59, died at New York Hospital after a long illness from a heart attack. A three time Pulitzer drama winner and one for biography, Sherwood had been active in theater and public service and briefly planned NBC television work before his death. Survivors include his widow and a married daughter.
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New York
Robert E. Sherwood
New York Hospital
Sherwood
Roosevelt
Hopns
National Broadcasting Co
Doctors Hospital
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Hopkins
Harvard
U.S
Nation's Output Of Goods Sets New Record
The nation's total output of goods and services rose in the third quarter to a new record annual rate, reaching about 6.5 billion dollars, down from a prior estimate of 4.2 billion. The report shows a quarterly decline in the annualized pace from 4.0 to 2.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Textile industry outlook cited as strong and growing
J C Cowan Jr of Burlington Industries told the Greater Charlotte Textile Club that the industry is healthy with demand potentially outpacing supply over the next decade. He warned against harming U S textile workers to bolster Japan's economy and urged continued U S production growth.
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Greater
Charlotte ‘Textile Club
Cowan
Conte
Burlington Industries
Japan
United States
Charlotte Is
J. C. Cowan Jr
Burlington I
Fuel Tank Blows Up Three Die In Navy Radar Ship Explosion
A fire aboard the Navy radar picket ship Searcher at dawn killed three sailors and injured two others. The vessel, on station 135 miles southeast of New York, burned a starboard fuel tank and damaged the engine room, with tugs towing the powerless ship toward New York City. The dead include Dennis Cook of Milligan College Tennessee, with two more identifications pending. The captain is Lt Cmdr James A Paulick of Newport Rhode Island. The injured are Calvin H Crisp of Newport Rhode Island and Leland Terry of Memphis Tennessee.
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Estonia
New York City
Coast Guard
W. H. Becker
Ingham
Searcher
Here
Navy
Naval Hospital
William E. Chapline
Age Net Ware
New Yor
James A. Paulick
Newport
R. 1
Minneapolis
Dennis Cook
Milligan College
Tenn
Calvin H. Crisp
Sally Jo
R. I
Leland Terry
Ellaquay
Memphis, Tenn
President Eisenhower Heads Back From Hospital Visit
President Eisenhower, accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower, leaves for Gettysburg after a hospital stay. He resumes office duties at 8:30 a.m. and plans to send the presidential plane to Geneva for Secretary Dulles. A new office is set up in Gettysburg Post Office.
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Wee
Eisenhower
Eiisenhower
Sherman Ms
Herbert Hoover
Argentine Coup Brings Aramburu to Power in Bloodless Takeover
Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu was sworn in as Argentina’s new leader after Lonardi's fall, as crowds hissed at the legitimacy of the change and Peron called the move expected. The revolutionaries framed the shift as restoring democracy and formed a junta including army navy and air force ministers.
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Ae Eee
Brees
Ioot
Juan Peron
Web Can Eee
Pedro Eugenio Aramburu
Peron Armi Ficer
Lonardi
Armed Forces
St Seee
Ap le
Say
Armed Forces of
Republic
Eco
Magnet On String Removes Nail From Stomach
Little Holly Brooks, 14 months, swallowed a two inch nail found by a magnet on a string. Doctors at Ponce De Leon Infirmary in Atlanta removed the nail. William and Mrs Brooks drove 27 miles to Blue Ridge then 80 more by patrol car, rushing to care.
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Atlanta
Holly Brooks
Murphy
N.C
William Brooks
Ponce de Leon Infirmary
Georgia State Patrol
Brooks
Blue Ridge
Virginia Assembly Called for Special School Session
Governor Stanley called a one day special session of the General Assembly in Richmond to act on a single measure. The plan includes amending Section 141 to remove a debt limit and allows localities to adjust school systems to avoid integration after a 60 day regular session.
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Richmond
Thomas B. Stanley
General Assembly
Virginia
Study Commission
Family Of Five Found Dead In Shorewood, Milwaukee
Police found a family of five shot to death in their Shorewood home after a fire was reported. The victims were Elmore Buckethal his wife and their three children. authorities believe the wife and children were killed before the blaze and that Buckethal was also shot.
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Milwaukee
Shorewood
Elmore Buckethal
Fuckethal
E Cokin
Buecketha
Lower Farm Prices Drive Rural Unrest Across Regions
Washington report surveys farm hearings showing lower prices as a major factor in unrest while adding complaints on crop control, tariffs, milk programs, land reclamation, and market threats. North Dakota South Dakota Montana wheat growers seek higher quality wheat incentives and larger allotments to fix perceived inequities. Pacific Northwest farmers argue price supports favor wheat over corn and restrict local feed grain supply.
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Martin
Associated Press
Washington W
iSenate Agriculture Committee
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Dakota
Pacific Northwest
Phe
Pacific Coast
West
Midwest
Mother Died In Crash Of United Airliner
John Gilbert Graham, 73, announced by FBI to be arraigned after his mother Mrs Daisy King died in a United Air Lines crash at Denver. Graham allegedly insured his mother for 37 000 and had past legal issues including forgery.
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FBI
John Gilbert Graham
Denver
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
Graham
Daisy King
Alaska
United Airliner
Federal Bureau of Astented Son
Ino
Val Doib
Here
FSI
U.S
Oid
Lubbock
Texas
CCC Faces Probers Criticism
Congressional investigators gave the General Accounting Office reports from the Agriculture Department noting possible serious and scandalous issues in Commodity Credit Corp practices. The 300 page December 29 1934 staff report cites deficiencies and examples of neglect in CCC and the Commodity Stabilization Service while praising most department employees as loyal and competent.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Commodity Credit Corp
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Mane
UNC Accepts Resignation of Gray as University President
The UNC board of trustees accepted Gordon Gray’s resignation as president of the Consolidated University of North Carolina. Gray, a former Army secretary, had offered to resign last June 10 but was not accepted then. Dr. J Harrie Parks has served as acting president during the leave of absence while Gray was assistant secretary of defense in Washington.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Gordon Gray
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Gray
Army
Defense
Washington
J. Harrie Parks
Ity
Wide Open Convention Favored by Sen Morse
Senator Morse of Oregon backs a wide open Democratic convention and stays out of any presidential primary fight. Rumors of multiple candidates including Kefauver Stevenson Harriman and Kefauver again swirl as supporters navigate who will enter the 1956 nomination race. Stevenson to announce in Chicago while Kefauver weighs timing. Mack Harriman money may fund Kefauver against Stevenson.
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Washington
Morse
D-Ore
Oregon
Senate
Democratis
Kean
Thele
Averell
New York
Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
N. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Keefauver
Stevenson
Howard Morgan
Kefauver
ABC
Chicago
Democratic Nationsal Committee
Wietweeet & Peo
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Virginia Assembly
Ils
Ovid A. Martin
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