Knowland Urges China Blockade If Americans Remain Prisoners
Sen Knowland proposes a U N blockade of China if 13 Americans held as spies are not released after a tough note. He says the U S has a moral obligation to act beyond words and could do so through the United Nations without giving allies veto power.
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Satee
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Sen
Knowland
U. S
Senate
United States
Defense
State Departments
California
United Nations
China
Land
Roane
Coa
Free
United Ee
U.S. Army
Eisenhower
Lican
Senate Debates Censure As Deadline Near December 11
Senate leaders and Republicans weigh censure of Wisconsin Senator Watkins amid calls to finish the vote quickly and focus on national issues. Knowland cites Chinese imprisonment of 13 Americans as reason to honor the Senate, with optimism a decision could come within two weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Sootens Cles En Dei
Sen
Watkins Utah
Wisconsin
Acomnenes
Knowland
Watkins
Funeral for William W. Remington in Ridgewood
The Episcopal funeral for William W. Remington, aged 37, was held at a Ridgewood church with his second wife present. Police guarded the scene after threatening calls, and the body was transported to a crematorium ten miles away.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Episcopal Church
William W. Remington
Fram Eis
St. Elizabeth's Church
Remington
Signals War Against Narcotics Aims New Federal Survey
President Eisenhower authorized a five member cabinet led survey from the Little White House to assess narcotics traffic and addiction. The plan seeks recommendations for action ahead of the coming session and to curb illegal drug use and trafficking.
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Augusta
North Carolina groups win annual literary art awards set
In Raleigh on November 27 cultural groups gather for a three day event awarding top Tar Heel artists writers and historians. Prizes include the Mayflower Cup Sir Walter Raleigh award and the North Carolina State Art Society Purchase awards among others.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina State Art Society Purchase
Aauw Parentie
R.D.W. Connor
State Literary Historical Assn
Net Coline Folklore Carolina State Art Society
North Carooh Preservation of Anorth Carolina Society
North Orth Carolina
North Carolina Foetry Society
Chinese Reds Build Up Naval Strength
The Nationalist news agency reported Red China reinforcing the Swatow area with more than 10 gunboats and five Soviet built torpedo boats. The vessels were moved from Hainan and Whampoa to the Swatow sector near Quemoy. An amphibious Red force was repelled in an attempt to seize Wuchiu Island in the Formosa Strait.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Swatow
Hong Kong
Quemoy
Nationaliat
Tatac
Interior Ministry
Taiping
Tachens
South China
Hainan
Whampoa
Pearl River
Canton
Red China
Wuchiu Island
Formosa Strait
Little People Christmas Coloring Contest Opens in High Point
Young artists age 10 and under are invited to color four The Little People drawings featuring Santa Claus for a chance at prizes. National gifts include bikes, clock radios, records, dolls, and trains with top winners earning 85 each and local entries receiving Little People coloring books. Four drawings will appear in The Enterprise this week with a Santa story to inspire entrants.
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Santa Claus
Enterprise
Walt Scott
Little People's
the Enterprise
Little People's Coloring Contest Editor
Little People’s
Storm toll rises as Britain batters by fierce seas
Widespread storm damage across Britain leaves a death toll likely above 30. Crews rescue seven men from the lightship Goodwin wreck as American airmen aid, while ships await calmer seas to reach trapped sailors. Rescue efforts continue amid forecasts of more gales and ongoing danger at sea.
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London
Britain
Rhine
South Goodwin
Goodwin Sands
Manston
Kent
World Concord
Sea Sant Lands End
Frag
Olov Ringdal
Swansea
North Sea
Atlantic
Heer
Paul L. Parkston
Morton
Western powers back plan to keep Korea talks alive
Western sources say a resolution to prolong negotiations on Korea without a new Geneva conference has general support. U N Political Committee plans to discuss the situation Tuesday or Wednesday as South Korea urges inclusivity while keeping Korea out of matters vital to its future.
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United Nations
U.N
Korea
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
U. N
Serge
South Korea
Assembly
Trieste
Formosa Defense Pact Near Signing With United States
The United States and Nationalist China near a defense treaty pledging American protection for Formosa the Pescadores and nearby islands. The pact is expected to be signed before year end after talks between George Yeh and U S officials. Britain is reportedly ready to support the arrangement amid hopes for reduced Far East tensions.
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Washington
United States
China
Formosa
Pescadores
George Yeh
Statenment
Formosan
Britain
Far East
Red China
State Department
New Effort To Recall McCarthy Is Promised
A second recall effort for Senator McCarthy is promised in Madison Wisconsin. Leroy Gore publisher of Sank City weekly and representatives of farm political and labor groups say they are sick of McCarthy and McCarthyiem and will start petitions when McCarthy’s conduct worsens or becomes noisy.
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Madison
Wis
Sen
McCarthy
Leroy Gore
City
Santa Leads Reindeer Sleigh Ride Over Moon
In a festive scene the Little People's Christmas Coloring Contest spotlights Santa in a sleigh arcing over a winter moon. Dink and Chub exclaim as Santa heads toward the village, igniting daytime brightness in the woods.
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Dink
Santa Claus
Santa
Chub
Jink
Cork
Loop
Yoshida Expected To Retire From Japan’s Political Scene
Reports say Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida may resign within weeks after a two hour meeting with deputy Taketora Ogata at the seaside villa. Ogata supports Hatoyama’s stance on trade with Red China and Russia as Yoshida’s line weakens.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoda
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Red
China
Russia
Taketora Ogata
Yoshida
Ogata
Ogeeee
Liberal Party
Oshida
Hatoyama
Ah S
Yoshida Democratic
U S Bank Position Under Fire
The Inter-American Economic Conference subcommittee clashed over plans for multibillion dollar regional banking. Colombia and Ecuador rebuked U S Treasury officials while the United States defended not joining in a study of new agencies citing ample financing and opposition to hemispheric funds.
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United States
U. S
Colombia
Ecuador
Andrew Overby
U. Treasury
Overby
International Finance Corporation
Inter-American Economic Conference
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