Laniel Sees Narrow Confidence Vote in National Assembly
Unofficial tallies show Premier Joseph Laniel winning a confidence vote in the French National Assembly by about 17 votes amid a tense day of debate on European unity and foreign policy. Foreign tensions and Soviet notes clouded the session as ministers sparred over a unified European army and Bermuda conference preparations.
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Dean Sees Probable Accord On Neutral Observers at Korean Peace Talks
U S envoy Arthur Dean said Allies likely accept Red demand for neutral observers at a proposed Korean peace conference if Russia attends as a Communist belligerent. Observers would have a voice but no vote, and the UN spokesman warned invitations require consensus. Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission rebuffed UN requests to interview prisoners amid stalled repatriation and disputes over jurisdiction for defectors and unrepatriated Chinese and Koreans. Dean cautioned his remarks do not confirm UN acceptance and he will report back after clarifying the plan.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
United Nations
Yale Parade in Greensboro Features Miss America
Greensboro hosts its biggest annual parade with floats and marching bands. Santa Claus appears alongside Miss America Evelyn Margaret Ay and Alton A. Lennon of Wilmington in a holiday spectacle.
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Inside Page Fragments and Services Highlighted
A brief collage of sections appears including Classified Ads SOB Comics a Crossword Puzzle and an Editorial Page. Reader notices touch on Sports Radio TV and Weather with references to local columns and features.
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Russia proposes Big Four meeting as note slows European unity
The United States framed the Soviet note as a tactical retreat that fails to alter its core positions on world issues. Washington warned the message aims to impede European unity and ED C ratification, while signaling a potential Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Berlin, with further discussion at Bermuda.
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Diplomats to Decide Gouzenko Question in Canada Tale
Senate inquiry focused on Gouzenko and Communist influence, with Jenner leaving Gouzenko questioning to Canadian diplomats. He urged State Secretary Dulles and Canadian Foreign Minister Pearson to craft a new approach. Fred Rose, named by Gouzenko, vanished to the Iron Curtain after serving a jail term for spying.
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Flying Boxcar Crashes Near Paris Killing Five
A U S Air Force C1119 Flying Boxcar from Donaldson Base Greenville South Carolina crashed near Orly Field outside Paris today killing all five occupants. The ferrying mission from Greenville via the Azores was bound for Rhine Main near Frankfurt Germany. Five bodies recovered, crew included pilot co pilot radio operator engineer and navigator. The aircraft dived into an open field about 1500 feet from Orly after being at roughly 600 feet and exploded.
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Brownell Backs Supreme Court Power to End Segregation
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it can strike down public school segregation under the 14th Amendment. Brownell and aides urged the court to require equality of all persons, with cases from Kansas South Carolina Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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British cautions on note from Russia in war of words
London says Moscow shows willingness to talk with the West but does not imply a changed Soviet stance on world problems. A Foreign Office spokesman notes the note seeks a wider conference including China and gives no clear level for a firepower meeting. France sees no shift in Soviet stance on German rearmament and stresses free elections before any provisional East West government.
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Aides Accused of Ghost Writing anti Benson Speeches
Senator Beall charged that Democratic aides and Benson staff members ghost wrote speeches attacking Secretary Benson over farm policy. He cited identical language in Senate and House remarks and said material came from Agriculture Department ghost writers and others who supplied ideas for critical public addresses.
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Flames Roar Through Pusan Port
Flames 50 feet high roared through Pusan Port driving thousands of refugees into crowded streets and razing hundreds of homes. An American officer said the extent of damage was unknown and some residents likely perished. Winds to 30 mph pushed the blaze toward the main railroad station as U S units and neutral truce teams fled.
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US Sergeant Confesses Killing Rothschild Girl
The Army announced that Sgt Maurice L Schick 29 chief ward master at Camp Zama confessed to strangling 9 year old Susan Rothschild found gagged in a drainage ditch near Saga Mihara housing. He said he had no plan to rape and met her in a sparsely populated area two blocks from her parents home. Further details were not available.
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Vishinsky hints at new Soviet weapons at UN debate
At the United Nations Western diplomats questioned Andrei Vishinsky’s claim that the Soviet Union may possess weapons beyond those held by the West. The debate followed the General Assembly Political Committee vote rejecting his peace package calling for a ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons and a reduction of armed forces. He asserted Russia now leads in atomic and hydrogen arms, while U.S. authorities deny a Russian lead. The session moved to Burma's request for Chinese Nationalist forces withdrawal. Nixon urged urgency in pressuring Chiang Kai-shek and speeding the operation in Rangoon.
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Hearing on Social Security Law Sparks House Debate
Washington. Arthur J. Altmeyer, former social security administrator, was summoned to a House hearing. Rep. Eberharter said the study has been anything but objective and will be a monument to objections against the present act. Rep. Goodwin defended the probe as seeking facts on workability and possible improvements.
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