Catholics Leave Viet Nam in Geneva Plan Surges
In Saigon on November 20 the International Armistice Commission said exit permits were granted to 5 230 Catholics wishing to flee North Viet Nam for the South. Commission chair M J Desai of India said more information is needed to assess Vietminh compliance amid accusations of obstruction near Phat Diem Bai Chu and Thai Binh.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
International Armistice Commission
North
M. J. Desai
India
Phat Diem
Bai Chu
Thai Binh
Hanoi
TAC
Bui Cr
Desai
Vietminh
Phatem Cat
Hermann Field Keeps Arrest Details Secret
Hermann Field and his wife released a brief statement from a secret hideout in Zurich saying they were happily reunited after five years in a Polish Communist prison. They request press patience and planned quiet rest, with Dr. Elsie Field of Urbana noting no further comment.
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Hermann Field
Zurich
Switzerland
Aew
Poland
Elsie Field
Urbana
London
Field
Economic Showdown Set In Rio
Delegates from two percent of Latin American nations, mainly financial experts, gather in Rio de Janeiro for an Inter American Economic Conference opening Monday in Quitandinha to discuss U S policy in the hemisphere. Brazil’s Finance Minister Eugenio Godin says the meeting should avoid absurd proposals while recognizing U S aid levels.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Quitandinha
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Eugenio Godin
Rio
Diario Cariooca
George M. Humphrey
Diario Carioca
Joao Carlos Muniz
Herbert Hoover Jr
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
National
Hoover
Wiley
U S Plans Jet Fighters to Panama as Peacekeepers
Government officials say the United States is sending about six jet fighters to Panama immediately as a precautionary peace-keeping move. The planes, likely from Puerto Rico or southern U S bases, will be stationed at canal-zone fields within 250 to 300 miles of San Jose Costa Rica.
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Norman Carignan
Washington
Conan
United States
Panama
Cos Theewift US
Jax Tasso
Costa Rica
Antonio Facio
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Figueres
Anastasio Somoza
Central America
Caribbean
Somoza
11 Year Old Feared Dead After Blouse Discovery
In Lebanon Missouri a stained cotton blouse identified as belonging to 10 year old Jeanette Earnest spurs search efforts. Authorities say the girl has been missing since Tuesday and is feared dead. Thurman Priest a Fort Worth area suspect and uncle to the girl is held on charges and subjected to truth serum as officers pursue leads with Texas officers.
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Lebanon
Jeanette
Etta Mac
Priest
Grand Prairie
Tex
Fort Worth
Fashionable St Petersburg Home Dog Triggers Double Murder
Police say a barking family dog led neighbors to a grisly scene at the Arnold home. John Samuel Arnold shot his wife and mother-in-law then killed himself with an Italian pistol. The bodies were found after a neighbor reported the barking. Arnold, a former Alexandria police chief, served in World War II and the National Guard.
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Beri
Eeger Oy
Edward P. Silk
John Samuel Arnold
Ulls
Silk
Arnod
Sidney S. Hilliard
Arnold
Ahsan
Agers
Walter Reed Hospital
Norman Stapleford
Antifreeze binge proves fatal for trio inmates in jail
In La Tuna Texas three federal inmates died after drinking antifreeze obtained from a radiator in the prison garage. The victims were Melvin Linyd Simpkins 25 Phoenix Arizona Alan Everett Haggard 24 Mesa Arizona and Fred Edgar Blake 32 Ian.
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LA Tuna
Tex
la Tuna Federal Correctional Institution
Armstrong
Melvin Linyd Simpkins
Phoenix
Ariz
Alan Everett Haggard
Mesa
Fred Edgar Blake
Ian
U N debates colonial questions at United Nations
The United Nations prepares to tackle colonial issues including West New Guinea Greece Cyprus Morocco and Tunisia. The United States faces a doubtful position as talks on New Guinea loom and Indonesia demands Dutch withdrawal. A test vote suggested a two thirds majority may be hard to secure.
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United Nations
N.Y
Indonesia
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Greece
Cyprus
Britain
Moorocco
Tunisia
U.N
U.S
New Guinea
Jentence
Norman Thomas Turns 70 in New York Tribute
Social ist leader Norman Thomas is celebrated on his 70th birthday in New York with a cross section of guests from politics religion and public life. Friends and activists from Democrats liberals conservatives gather to honor the longtime advocate and social reformer.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Messa
College grid scores roundup in late game results
Duke 26 South Carolina 7 and N C State 3 Wake Forest 9 headline a large set of college football scores. Other games include Notre Dame 34 Iowa 18 and Oklahoma 55 Nebraska 7 with Baylor 33 SMU 21 and UCLA 28 Stanford 20.
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Duke
South Carolina
W. Virginia
N. C. State
Wake Forest
N. Carolina
Virginia
Elon
Davidson
Notre Dame
Iowa
Ohio State
Michigan
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
G. Washington
Purdue
Indiana
Rice
TCU
Auburn
Clemson
LSU
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Baylor
SMU
UCLA
Southern
California
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
French Premier Mendes France And Dulles Reject Molotov Delay
Premier Mendes France and Secretary Dulles rejected Molotovs bid to delay German rearmament ratification by the Western Powers and called for early allied ratification before any new conference with Moscow. They warned against improvised debate aimed at propaganda and signaled readiness for adequately prepared negotiations.
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Dulles
Mendes-France
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Germany
Wahlington
Mendes-Franc
Molotov
Moscow
Lut
Foreign Office
Hinesting
State Department
Mendes France
Washington
Foxey
New York
Eisenhower Tests Atomic Drill From White House Shelter
President Eisenhower observed a six hour continuity drill as 2000 officials operated from remote posts in Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and beyond to simulate an atomic strike response. He advised expanding exercises to improve remote control of government during emergencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Europe
England
High Point
Lexington Man and Three Die in Halifax Plane Crash
A Beechcraft single engine crashed five miles west of Halifax Virginia killing four people. Victims include Zeb Grubb Little of Lexington North Carolina and Arnold N Sloan of Winston-Salem North Carolina. An unidentified 14 year old and a younger child were also found in the wreckage. The plane was from Lexington and had not filed a flight plan or reported to CAA stations per police.
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Halifax
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Here
Zeb Grubb Little
Lexington
N.C
Arnold N. Sloan
West End Blvd
Winston-Salem
New Ferry
Halifax County
CAA
Fignra
Knowland Denies Resignation and Defends Leader Role
Senate leader Knowland told friends he will not resign as Republican floor leader despite public policy disputes with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. He warned a leadership challenge would be settled within the Senate Republican conference and criticized any security pact that could force recognition of Communist China. He argued that the free world must choose between peace with honor and peace at any price and warned against risks of ceding alliance power to a broad European accord.
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Kdann Cality
Senate
Eisenhower
Dulles
Knowland
Congress
Iran
Heieves
Free World
Russia
United States
Europe
United Nations
China
Land
Tachen Islands
Formosa
Former Sheppard Patient Questioned About Murder
A former patient of Dr. Samuel Sheppard’s osteopathic hospital was brought to Cleveland for questioning in Marilyn Sheppard’s slaying. Philip A. Schilling, 38, of Marine City Michigan, voluntary cooperation, no charges. Police say Sheppard’s trial era and a stained T shirt and mill file tied to the case were examined.
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Arthur Everett Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Osteopathic Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Philip A. Schilling
Marine City
Mich
Detroit
John Cain
Algonac
Sehil
Stephen Sheppard
Alde
Schilling
West Side
Homicide
Peter Becker
Marilyn
Becker
Vincent Morrow
Jet
Bogus $207,600 seized in Denver counterfeit case
Secret Service agents seized a $207,600 bundle of counterfeit bills at a Denver Railway Express office. The trio from Miami Florida Farmer Salloway Thomas 28 William H Gardner 21 and Joan St. Clair 39 admitted involvement and were headed to Washington for trial. They reportedly began printing the bills about a month ago in Miami and had accumulated nearly $250,000.
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Secret Service
Washington, D. C
Earl Schoel
Railway Express
Dallas
Tex
Farmer Salloway Thomas
William H. Gardner
Joan St. Clair
Miami
Fila
A. E. Baughman
Washington
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Wong
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