Khrushchev claims 250 hydrogen warheads produced in a year
Premier Khrushchev says a single Soviet factory turned out 250 rockets with hydrogen warheads in one year. He warns such weapons could raze enemies, while the government says it could sink them at sea for peace. He notes this backs his 1958 intercontinental missile claim and discusses disarmament talks and U.S. opinions.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
Defense
Neil H. Mc Hiner
Soviet Union
Ussr
Red Airline to Compete with U S Carriers?
In San Francisco AP reports James T. Pyle deputy FAA says Amer flot the Soviet Union’s large airline plans a price cutting entry into transport aviation challenging U S carriers, signaling potential shift in global air competition.
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San Francisco
Amerfica
James T. Pyle
Federal Aviation Administrator
Soviet Union
Amerflot
Pyle
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Regulation Urged Population Growth is Called Threat
The American Public Health Assn urged treating population growth as a health threat and urged regulation of family size as part of civic health programs. The first policy statement from the society on the issue calls for health professionals to lead on population balance and public health implications, noting the Roman Catholic Church also weighs in.
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New York
American Public Health Assn
Associan
North Carolina Cold Sweeps State With Record Low
Arctic air plunges through North Carolina with subzero readings atop Clingmans Peak and teens in western mountains. Piedmontal readings dip into the single digits and 30s on the Coastal Plain as winds rise. Forecasters predict gradual moderation and warmer weekend conditions.
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Clingman's Peak
Mt. Mitchell
Black Mountains
Yancey County
Dwelling
Greensboro
Raleigh Grilmington
Piedmont
Toculion
Coaster Plain
Millionaire on Trial in Felony Conspiracy Case
A millionaire faces trial in Superior Court on charges of conspiring to commit a felony. The case is linked to defendants S t. Moose and Newton. By Monday the state had not fully prepared its case. Defense lawyer Tom Wilson stated readiness for trial, while Judge Nettles denied a motion for bonds.
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St. Moose
Newton
Tom Wilson
Nettles
Christmas Hope With Cancer Stricken Boy
Philadelphia AP reports seven year old Jackie Foster faces imminent loss of sight as doctors plan surgery to remove the right eye after a malignant retinoblastoma recurred. Despite grim odds he smiles and plans for a future, while his mother Selma stays hopeful.
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Wills Eye Hospital
Jackie
Selma
Yale and Harvard Withdraw From Federal Loan Program
Yale and Harvard announced withdrawal from the federal student loan program citing objections to an affidavit required of applicants. Harvard returns about $358,000 and Yale plans to return most of a further $50,000, reducing available funds by nearly $500,000.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
Harvard
Wold
Nathan M. Pusey
United States
Griswold
Pusey
Bryn Mawr
Haverford
Swarthmore
Three year old relishes first food after life saving surgery
Phillie Culpepper born December 28 1956 in Kermit Texas faced a severe esophageal condition ending in a blind chest pouch. At Texas Children's Hospital doctors and foster family care enabled him to eat normally and plan a home return within two weeks after adoption by the Culpeppers in April 1959.
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Houston
Tex
Phillie Culpepper
Phillie
Texas Children’s Hospital
Kermit
Steve Culpepper
Abilene
Infant Girl Survives Two Crises in Utica Hospital
An 8 week old girl named Catherine Franco survived two critical moments at St Elizabeths Hospital when surgeons massaged her heart and breathed air into her lungs during treatment for a respiratory infection and breathing obstruction. She was brought from Griffiss Air Force Base on October 13 and has gained 6 ounces since the procedures. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Franco of Herkimer New York.
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Utica
N. Y
Catherine Franco
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Catherine
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Raymond Franco
Herkimer, N. Y
Franco
Korea
Thief Returns $1600 Stolen From Kit Carson Casino
A bold robber who took $1600 from the Kit Carson Casino last Saturday night sent the money back anonymously via messenger boy on Tuesday.
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Carson City
Nev
Kit Carson
Berry Men Seek Public Reassurance on Cranberry Safety
Ambrose E. Stevens of Ocean Spray testified that 75 percent of the cranberry crop is represented and that canned sauce from 1958 harvests is safe. He said 10 million pounds of fresh berries in stores are pure, and urged identification of safe origins as Fleming pushed for caution over the herbicide Aminotriazole. A five point plan was presented to separate clean berries from contaminated ones, with testing as the current method.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Ambrose E. Stevens
Food and Pet Administration
Stevens
Flemming
Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc
Adiaantee
Family sells home to fund around the world trip
Cecil Emery Jr a 39 year old Seattle telephone technician and his wife Patricia 36 sold their house and belongings after planning a world journey with their four children Jim 16 John 13 Linda 10 and Tommy 4 They wanted the equity and permission to travel as potential immigrants to Australia or elsewhere and left with a six month leave from work and a dream of travel.
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Seattle
Cecil Emery Jr
YMCA
Chicago
Ordi
Nary
Guy
Patricia
Jim
John
Linda
Tommy
Emery
San
Perinorem
Australia
Macmillan and Adenauer Avoid Arms Topic in Talks
In London the British prime minister and West German chancellor agreed to skip the controversial issue of limiting arms in central Europe. They reported progress on other differences after a day of talks aimed at mending their relationship and reducing months of bickering.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Macmillan
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Adenauer
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Heinrich von Brentano
Ike Mulls Over HST Invitation Proposal
President Eisenhower weighs inviting Harry S Truman on a forthcoming goodwill tour to three continents a White House spokesman says. Truman’s Kansas City spokesman says he knows nothing of the idea. Senator Thomas J. Dodd prioritizes the tour as Eisenhower rests at Augusta National Golf Club preparing for the trip.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bush Field
Augusta
Washington
Eisenhower
Randolph Pate
Marine Corps
Thomas
Harry S. Truman
Three Continents
White House
Truman
Kansas City
Thomas J. Dodd
Augusta National Golf Club
Hawks
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Freeman D'Vincent
Convair Astronautics Division
General Dynamics Corp
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Calif
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