Eisenhower Praises West Code At Democratic Legacy Award
President Eisenhower accepted the Democratic Legacy Award from the Anti-Defamation League in Washington. He recalled frontier ethics from Abilene and urged that public disputes be faced openly, noting one cannot assassinate another’s character from behind without citizen penalties.
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Eisenhower
B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League
Augusta
Eisenhowers
Ft. Benning
John Eisenhower
Ft.ning
Augusta National Golf Club
Mayflower Hotel
Lee Schultz
Animation League of B'nai B'rith
Schultz
League
Abilene
Kan
Bill Hickock
McCarthy Replies as Senators Ponder FBI Summaries
Senate investigators weigh FBI summaries on alleged Soviet espionage as McCarthy plans a radio TV reply to Truman's attack on McCarthyism. A Canadian MP accuses US McCar thyites of pressuring Ottawa to release Igor Gouzenko. Pearson may be asked again about Gouzenko as the Senate probes World War II espionage links.
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Senate
FBI
Harry Dexter White
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Truman
House of Commons
United States
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
White House
Harold E. Glasser
Ore Glasser
Treasury Department
David Croll
Liberal Party
Eisenhower
Lester B. Pearson
Croll
Toronto Star
Pearson
Robert Morris
Subcommittee
New York
Gouzenko
Ottawa
Dulles Aligns With Nixon on Jap Arms Policy
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States erred in disarming Japan after World War II and noted some disarmament steps have been reversed due to the Communist threat. He supported congressional inquiry into Igor Gouzenko and expressed confidence in U S Canada relations despite the White and Gouzenko cases.
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Washington
Dulles
Japan
United States
Germany
San Francisco
United Nations
Igor Gouzenko Dulles
Harry Dexter White
America
Gouzenko
Canada
Tolerance urged by Pearson amid Gouzenko row
Canadian external affairs secretary Lester B. Pearson urged free nations to accept each other’s assurances of sincerity in security matters. He spoke in New York amid the U S State Department awaiting Canada’s reply to Gouzenko’s possible congressional appearance.
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Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Union
United States
U.S. State Department
Igor Gouzenko
U. S
Gouzenko
Ottawa
Canada
United Nations’ General Assembly
State Department
Zenko
Chicago Tribune
Free Nations
Toronto Star
U. S. Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Queen Elizabeth II Welcomed in Bermuda on World Tour Stop
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Bermuda for a one day visit marking the first ceremonial stop of their six month round the world Commonwealth tour. Gov Sir Alexander Hood led a welcoming ceremony as the royal party arrived at Kindley Field after flying from Gander and London.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Duke of Edinburgh
British Commonwealth
Kindley Field
Gander
Gander, Nild
London
Alexander Hood
Jamaica
Elizabeth II
Australia
Ceylon
New Zealand
Lodge cites aggressive attitude in U N statements
The United States at the United Nations urged discarding Russia 1953 peace plans and demanded Moscow quit seeking the violent overthrow of the United States. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. accused the Soviet Union of plotting American destruction and using propaganda in education and media. The West still hopes for negotiations on German reunification but says Moscow shows little interest while Washington keeps lines open.
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N. Y
United States
Russia
U. S
Hen Lodge Jr
U.N. Ae
Soviet Union
Lodge
Germany
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Ees Union
Kremlin
Police Seek To Question Doomed Pair In Kidnapping Case
St Louis police want to question Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady over conflicting statements about the missing ransom money in the Bobby Greenlease case. Chief Jeremiah O Connell seeks federal permission to question the pair based on Hall confessions while police board testimony raises questions about the arrest and recovery of the ransom. Lieutenant Louis Shoulders, who arrested Hall, may be recalled amid ongoing investigation into discrepancies and recovered funds. Hall claimed about 592000 was with him at arrest, while officers say only 280000 was accounted for. Hall wrote to Robert Greenlease asking forgiveness and saying he does not know where the money is.
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ST. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
Jeremiah O'Connell
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Hall
Connell
Questtion Louis Shoulders
Shoulders
Dolan
Robert Greenlease
Jebb Named Ambassador To France
Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Britain s U N delegate, will become France ambassador in Paris next March, succeeding Sir Oliver Harvey. Sir Pierson Dixon will move from deputy under secretary to replace Jebb at the U N with prior stints in Madrid Ankara Rome and Prague and service as Bevin s private secretary during World War II.
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Britain
U. N
Gladwyn Jebb
Paris
Foreign Office
Jebb
Oliver Harvey
Pierson Dixon
Dixon
Madrid
Ankara
Rome
Czechoslovakia
Anthony Eden
Ernest Bevin
Allies prepping persuasion talks to win back reluctant POWs
The United Nations Command reports final preparations to interview 15 Americans 5 Britons and 5 South Koreans among 22 Americans one Briton and 328 South Koreans who refused home. Negotiations over interviewer limits stall as peace talks eye sites. The 90 day interview period ends December 23.
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U. N. Command
Uncs
Repatriation Commission
UNC
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
E U. N
Dean Requests Thanksgiving Recess in Korean Talks
U S diplomat Arthur H. Dean asked Communist negotiators to suspend Korean political talks for Thanksgiving. He described Pilgrims as God-fearing and urged worship and prayer with Koreans, stressing gratitude for blessings and guidance, and the Reds agreed to the recess.
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Panmunjom
Arthur H. Dean
Reds
Korea
Cotton allotments proposed for 1954 production cuts
Secretary Benson announced proposed 1954 cotton planting allotments under a rigid control program. Two thirds of growers must approve to implement. Arizona faces about 60 percent reductions, California about 52 percent, New Mexico about 44 percent, with national allotment set at 17,910,448 acres for next year.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Southeast
Stevenson denounces McCarthyism and urges dignity
Former Gov Adlai Stevenson blasts the Republican program of suspicion and accusations. He says Eisenhower promised a new morality but aides use McCarthy tactics and calls for disclosure of past errors, objectivity, and justice in confronting espionage in government. He targets partisan strife and warns of national confusion.
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Atlanta
Adlai Stevenson
Illiois
Eisenhower
Stevenson
McCarthy
Georia
United States
Truman
Wally Alston Named Dodgers Manager in 1954
Walter Wally Alston, 42, appointed manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers succeeding Chuck Dressen who resigned after guiding the team to a second straight NL pennant. Alston, former Montreal Royals skipper, has been in the Brooklyn farm system eight and a half years and will manage on a one year contract.
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Walter
Wally) Alston
Montreal Royals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alston
Chuck Dressen
Baseball
Dodgers
Dressen
Brooklyn
Oakland
Ohio
St. Louis Cardinals
Montreal
Rochester
Royals
Kansas City Blues
Dodger
Walter Emmons Alston
St. Paul
Portsmouth
Branch Rickey
Oxford
Clay Hopper
Greenwood
Miss
Hopper
Possible Change In GI Bill Seen
Representative Teague warns that fiscal pressure on colleges may push Congress to alter the Korea GI bill. He notes private schools claim discrimination as private enrollment lags while a measure to separate tuition from subsistence payments gains support, with tuition funds proposed at 30 dollars monthly per veteran.
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Washington
Teague
D-Tex
Congress
Springer
R-Ill
Winnin
Korea
House Veterans Affairs Committee
House
Fair and Cool for Thanksgiving Across the Carolinas
The Weather Bureau predicts fair skies and cool autumn temperatures across North and South Carolina for Thanksgiving Day. Lows sink to the thirties tonight with Asheville reporting 31, Charleston 49, Charlotte 37, Columbia 36, Greensboro 46, Raleigh 50, Spartanburg 39 and Wilmington 44.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Asheville
Carolina
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Greensboro
Raleigh
Spartanburg
Wilmington
Sales Tax Dies In House After Martin Speech
Congress faces a final blow to enacting a general sales tax next year as Representative Joseph W. Martin announces strong opposition. Democratic and Republican leaders echo near unanimity against the proposal, signaling Eisenhower may drop a tax plan while Treasury eyes other excise tax revisions.
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P—House
Joseph W. Martin
R-Mass
Congress
Martin
House
Charles Halleck
Rind
Jere Cooper
Tennessee
Daniel Reed
New York
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
Greenglass says radar spy ring may still operate
David Greenglass testified in writing that the Rosenberg led radar spy ring could still be active today. The deposition was read at a McCarthy hearing in Lewisburg Pennsylvania, supporting charges of espionage at Ft Monmouth New Jersey.
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New York
David Greenglass
Atom
Julius Rosenberg
Greenglass
Federal Pententiary
Lewisburg
Joseph R. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
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