Nuclear Debate on Atoms for Peace Delayed for Talks
United States and seven allies push a revised draft to the United Nations Political Committee as Russia Britain and France seek adjournment for private talks. Lodge and Vishinsky met to review a plan aimed at creating an international atomic agency and easing East West tensions. Krishna Menon urged postponing this afternoon's session to allow more private negotiations.
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N.Y
U.N
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
India
Vishinsky
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
U. N. Assembly
Te Ony Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Rusa
Lodge
International Atomic Agency
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
Canada
Australia
Bel
Nyet
Fisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Anthony Nutting
Mail Favors McCarthy Amid Censure Debate in Senate
Washington reports show senators receiving large volumes of mail about McCarthy censure with varied pro and anti signals. Some lawmakers note heavy pro McCarthy sentiment, others see mixed or uncertain mail, while McCarthy himself is out for hospital treatment.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
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Watkins
Rutah
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Johnson
Ervin
D-Nc
Massachusetts
California
Knowland
R-Calif
Holland
D-Fia
Byrd
D-Va
Schoeppel
R-Kan
Ellan
D-Ark
Thye
R-Minn
Saltonstail
R-Mass
Pastore
D-Ri
Sen. Welker
Robber Strikes Household Finance Office in Elyria
A scar faced bandit armed with an automatic pistol and a bag of tacks robbed the Household Finance Co. office in Elyria yesterday, taking $577 after forcing manager J. J. Boreski to open drawers. He scattered tacks to hinder pursuit and fled.
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Elyria
Ohio
Household Finance Co
J. J. Boreski
French Dislike of U S Training Plan for Vietnamese Army
French officials voiced concern over the timing of General Collins announcement that the United States will take responsibility for training the Vietnamese national army. They noted contacts began only days ago and feared Geneva accords might be evaded. Vietminh radio charged Collins aimed to sabotage the Geneva agreements, while the embassy denied Vietminh figures claiming 250000 troops.
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Viet Nam
U. S
J. Tawton Collins
United States
Collins
Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Commu- Vietminh
North
Vietna
Vietminh
Cabman Hangs Himself After Horse Destroyed
In Naples Italy Pasquale Rosso a 78 year old cabman who operated with his horse for 20 years was left with no means after the animal fell ill and was ordered to be destroyed. Police found his body today hanging from a rafter in his home.
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Naples
Italy
Pasquale Rosso
Carria
Pasquale
Coroner denies statement in Marilyn Sheppard case
Cleveland coroner Samuel R. Gerber testified he never claimed Marilyn Sheppard was beaten due to pregnancy and denied implying the murder stemmed from her pregnancy. He acknowledged reviewing whether her husband was sterile as part of the inquest.
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Cleveland
Samuel R. Gerber
Marilyn Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
Gerber
Corrigan
Baptists Name Group To Study Racial Integration
The North Carolina Baptist Convention named a seven member group of college presidents and leaders to study implementing racial integration following the Supreme Court ruling. Convention President Douglas M. Branch will appoint 10 ministers and lay leaders to join the committee. A resolution endorsed the court decision in principle but urged measured, Christian action. The gathering at First Baptist Church drew a record 2,900 messengers and visitors.
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North Carolina Baptist Convention
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U. S. Supreme Court
First Baptist Church
Baptist College
Secretary of State Missions
Douglas M. Branch
Rocky Mount
Baptist Student Union
Greenshere
New England Economy Eyed For Growth Under Eisenhower Plan
President Eisenhower addressed the 30th annual New England Council outlining economists’ forecast of real per capita income rising nearly 30 percent after taxes over the coming decade. He cited population growth, productivity gains, and national expansion as the region’s opportunity to play a significant role in future prosperity.
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Poston
Eisenhower
New Engilami Council
Agegresas
New England
New
Anneat New
New York State
California
Benson Sees Good Year For Farmers
Chicago report says Agriculture Secretary Benson foresees 1955 farm prospects as good with stable prices near current levels. He predicts U.S. population reaching 200 million by 1970, requiring a one quarter rise in total agricultural production on roughly the same acreage, aided by new tools and better seeds and practices. He expects no major changes to the basic farm act, but possible refinements as oversupply in dairy is reduced and the price path depends on the aid program.
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Chicago
Benson
Lohr
Illinois Agricultural Assn
Friction Expected as Democrats Shape 1956 Legislative Plan
Democratic leaders outline a program likely to clash with President Eisenhower in the new Congress. Rayburn and McCormack discussed farm legislation, federal pay raises, tax changes, and foreign policy goals while seeking bipartisan support for a strong defense. The House Ways and Means Committee may review the tax structure, and debates over farm parity and rate hikes are noted. Senator McCarthy’s censure debate continues amid his injury and possible delays.
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GOP
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Watkins Committee
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Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower to spend Thanksgiving in Augusta Georgia
President Eisenhower will spend Thanksgiving Day in Augusta Georgia with British field marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery as his guest. Mrs Eisenhower will stay for the weekend and Ike plans to golf at Augusta National Golf Club. The First Family will stay in Mamies Cabin on the golf course. Grandson David Barbara Anne and Susan will not attend due to Maj John Eisenhowers absence at Ft Leavenworth.
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Eisenhower
Augusta
Rnard Montgomery
Bernard
Tgomery
Augusta National Golf Club
Eisenhowers
Mamie
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Ft. Ben
NC Pharmaceutical Assn Opens With Swain Address
Chapel Hill opening session features Robert L. Swain editor of Drug Topics addressing the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Assn meeting.
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Chapel Hill
The
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Assn
Robert L. Swain
New York
Italians Seek Red Couple in Rome Sex Scandal
Giuseppe Sotgiu and his artist wife, both prominent Communists, were ordered to appear for questioning on charges of inducing a minor into prostitution. A nationwide manhunt is under way as they remain in hiding after the scandal that rocked the party leadership and rekindled focus on the Wilma Montesi case.
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Giuseppe Sotgiu
Sotgiu
Anon
Dep
Giovanni Mirabile
Aldo Sigurani
Italy
Sotelu
Communist Women's Union
Wth
Sorgiu
Wilma Montesi
Hermann Field to Leave Warsaw for Switzerland
American Hermann Field, released from a Polish prison three weeks ago, plans to leave Warsaw soon for recuperation in Switzerland. Diplomats say Field will likely go to Zurich or Bern, after a stay in a London rest home, to continue recovery from captivity. His brother Noel and Noel’s wife Herta were freed from a Hungarian prison earlier this spring.
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Hermann Field
Poland
Warsaw
Switzerland
Field
Zurich
Berne
London
Noel
Herta
Hungary
Egypt Declines to Name President as Cabinet Takes Over
Cairo reports say Egypt will not fill the presidency after Maj. Gen. Mohamed Naguib was ousted. The Revolution Council will have the Cabinet assume duties with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser acting as chief of state on official occasions. Nasser now leads the Revolution Council and the government.
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Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Revolution Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Naguib
Reversion 5 Council
Miles
Council
Informed
Nasserident
Hungary Frees Noel Field After Five Years in Prison
U S Minister Ravndal and First Secretary Downs visited Noel and Herta Field in Budapest. The Hungarian government announced their release after five years imprisonment and dropped charges. Noel Field, 50, disappeared in Prague in 1949. his wife also vanished.
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Hungary
U. S
Christian M. Ravndal
Donald Downs
Noel
Herta Field
Ravndal
Noel Field
Bestion
Field
Hermann
Warsaw
London
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