Mao Tour Vetoed By Khrushchev
In Vienna on November 23 Western diplomats reported Khrushchev blocked a planned tour by Mao Tze-tung to the Soviet bloc. He feared Chinese leadership could challenge Moscow and spiked visits to Poland and Hungary after the Bolshevik anniversary and Moscow summit.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Mao Tzi-tung
Russia
Euope
Khrushchev
Mao
Poland
Hungary
Moscow
Peiping
Khruschev
Georgi K. Zhukov
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulka
Wetzel Trial Date Still Uncertain
Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, held in a Los Angeles jail, awaits word on when he will be brought to North Carolina to face murder charges for the slayings of two state patrolmen. Authorities indicated possible Rockingham or Lee County trial locations with January or March court terms under consideration.
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Raleigh
Frank Edward Wetzel
Los Angeles
Calif
North Carolina
Bakersfield
Wetzel
Wister Lee Reece
Pfe
J. T. Brown
North Carolinas
Reece
Rockingham
Richmond County
Brown
Lee County
Robert Terry
Norman Negro
M.G. Boyette
Carthage
Richmond Superior Court
Boyette
Tennessee
Kentucky
Fayette, N.Y
New York State
Mississippi
William
Frank Wetzel
Senators Say Czar Is Still Necessary
Senators Bridges and Stennis argued the United States needs a top missile authority despite James R. Killian Jr. being named scientific coordinator. They warn Killian and Holaday lack clear command and urge a single top czar to unify missile and satellite programs as hearings begin. They stress a strong authority is essential to accelerate the program.
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Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Eisenhower
James R. Killian Jr
Senate
Killian
Holaday
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Socony-Mobil Oil Co
Edward Teller
Children Play Role in Rare Juvenile Pernicious Anemia Study
In Durham on November 23, three children Wanda 10 David 7 and Lavanta 5 of Mr and Mrs D L Phillips at Ft Bragg participate in Duke University Hospital research for juvenile pernicious anemia. Injections of vitamin B12 let them live normally. Dr Doris Howell notes this is medical history’s only known case of three siblings in one family with the disease.
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Durham
D. L. Phillips
Ft. Bragg
Duke University Hospital
Wanda
David
Lavanta
Duke
United States
Doris Howell
Phillips
Cecile Dionne Weds Montreal TV Technician Langlois
Cecile Dionne 23 and Philippe Langlois 26 married in Corbeil Ontario at Sacre Coeur de Jesu Church. The ceremony aired on TV as police and press watched. Cecile wore peau de soie with Swiss lace and pearls, bouquet of white orchids and chrysanthemums. Quintuplet sister Emilie is buried. Annette and Marie attended with others.
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Cecile
Oliva Dionne
Langlois
Paul Sylvestre
Dionne
Marie
Annette
Yvonne
Emilie
Studies Report On Red Power Faces White House Review
The White House will actively consider a classified study urging a big effort to avoid Soviet neutralization of U S air power by 1960. It calls for a vast network of shelters against atomic fallout and was prepared for the Office of Defense Mobilization and the National Security Council.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
U. S
U. S. Strategic Air Command
New York Times
Ford Foundation
William C. Foster
Defense
Paul E. Nitze
State Department
James Phinney Baxter Ill
Williams College
Robert A. Lovett
Robert Chapman Sprague
The
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Mass
the Herald Tribune
NATO Ties Discussed In Meet
Washington reports say Secretary Dulles and German Foreign Minister Hein munched over plans to strengthen NATO including closer consultations among all 15 members. They discussed mandatory consultation ideas and graduated deterrents while noting U S flexiblity against a fixed wartime response. Eisenhower and Dulles aim to push closer NATO talks ahead of Paris summit.
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Washington
Dulles
Hein
Atlantic
State Department
United States
Russia
von Brentano
NATO
Eisenhower
Paris
Lincoln White
Berlin juvenile delinquency blamed on NATO in East paper
Neues Deutschland, the East Berlin Communist party paper, accuses NATO politicians of deliberately cultivating juvenile delinquents in West Berlin to spread unrest into East Berlin and frighten citizens, provoking youth against the worker and farmer state.
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Berlin
Navy
Neues Duetschland
Communist Party
East ‘Berlin
NATO
West Berlin
Education Cited For Red Progress In Space Race
Dr. Fred L. Whipple head of America's Moonwatch argues Soviet lead stems from stronger education and training rather than spies. He notes Russia births scientists and technicians at twice the U.S. rate and warns the gap will widen in a few years unless Americans raise educational standards.
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New Orleans
Fred L. Whipple
America
Soviet Union
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Whipple
Phi Beta Kappa
U.S.S.R
Ballentine's Car Looted in Raleigh Theft
State Agriculture Commissioner L Y Ballentine and his wife found more than $1 831 worth of clothing, including a $1 000 mink store, missing from their parked car in Raleigh after dining at a nearby restaurant. The right ventilator window was broken and the door unlocked.
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Raleigh
State Agriculture
L. Y. Ballentine
Release of Korean War turncoat Ed Dickenson at home in Cracker's Neck
Edward S. Dickenson, 27, dishonorably discharged Army corporal, freed from Ft. Leavenworth after serving part of a five year term for helping Communists and informing on a fellow American. He is the first of 22 defectors to return and plans to study ministry at Free Will Baptist Bible College in Nashville. Local family awaits his homecoming as he may visit St. Louis and possibly speak at a church in Raytown Mo.
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Cracker's Neck
Edward S. Dickenson
Virginia
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Naomi Wells
St. Louis
Dickenson
Bertha Brummett
Maude Bryant
Raytown
Korea
Washington
Free Will Baptist Bible College
Nashville
Tenn
Leavenworth
Moody Bible Institute
Soviet Union ready to discuss disarmament with serious Western approach
A Soviet spokesman said the U N delegation would discuss any serious Western proposal for new disarmament talks. He blamed U S delegation for the stalemate and urged the Western powers to make a serious move. The U N Assembly backed Western positions, while the Soviet Union warned it would not participate in the Commission under current terms.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
U. S
U.S
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Foree
Pay Is Better For Indians in Foreign Firms In India
A government survey shows Indians now earn at least 1000 rupees monthly in foreign firms in India, with native employment rising elevenfold over the last decade. In 1947 Indians earning this salary were 505 to 5844 foreigners. current figures show 5614 Indians and 6025 foreigners.
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New Delhi
India
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