Dulles Confers With Ike On Soviet Meeting Proposal
President Eisenhower, returning from Thanksgiving in Augusta, discusses with Secretary Dulles how to respond to the Soviet bid for a three power meeting with the United States Britain and France. British and French officials weigh the Kremlin aims and Bermuda talks. Berlin potential venue eyed as discussions proceed.
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Eisenhower
Joe Parley
Bermuda
State Dulles
United States
Britain
France
European Defense Army
Columbine
Augusta
Jane
Finning
Mas
John Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Dulles
Kremlin
Berlin
Reds
Twelve Die Violently In State
Violent deaths totaled at least twelve across North Carolina over the weekend. A Charlotte duplex fire killed two Negro men, Haywood Johnson and Lee Thomas, both around 35. Others died in auto crashes and a gun accident, including Barbara Ann Lane and Coast Guardsman William Boyd Iley, with multiple injuries reported and several more fatalities across Dunn, Statesville, Shelby, Vanceboro, Bertie, Rockingham, Robeson, and Chowan counties.
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Charlotte
Haywood Johnson
Lee Thomas
Robert Lewis Smith
Chalybeate Springs
Dunn
William Parks Boovey
Greensboro
Statesville
Thomas Fox
Bertie County
Martin Luther Williams
Rt. 1
Rockingham
U. 1
Richmond County
Jesse Garfield Reed
East Rockingham
Richmond
N. C
Robeson County
Glenni Benton
Rt. 2
St. Pauls
Falcol
William Boyd [Iley
Coast
U S Urges UN Action Over Korea Atrocities Evidence Cited
United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. prepares a sweeping General Assembly address detailing 29 815 atrocity cases in Korea up to June 30 including 6 113 American soldiers and 17 354 Korean civilians. affidavits describe mass killings burnings torture and death marches. one survivor recounts a mass firing near Sochon tunnel.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Social Welfare Committee
U. N
Case Department
Assembly
Girl Will Attempt Globe Circling Record
CHICAGO A 23 year old advertising copywriter Miss Pam Martin plans to circle the globe by commercial airlines in 91 hours 25 minutes covering 21878 miles. She starts east from Midway Airport at noon Friday chosen by Journey's International Happiness Tours manager J Stuart Rotchford. If followed the schedule would surpass the current record by nearly eight hours.
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Globe
Pam Martin
Way
J. Stuart Rotchford
Jouney
Miss Martin
Vast Handlebar Mustache Inspires Unrehearsed Kiss
In a BBC broadcast on What's My Line Barbara Kelly reacted to a guest with a 16 inch handlebar moustache. John Roy, 43, demonstrated a kiss on Kelly, triggering a gasp from viewers and follow up remarks from Bra den and Mrs Roy in Glasgow.
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London
Barbara Kelly
John Roy
Barbara
Roy
British Broadcasting Corp
Arthur Bernard Braden
Indochinese Truce Overtures Stir French Politics
Ho Chi Minh signaled willingness to negotiate an armistice in Indochina, prompting alarm among Saigon nationalists and pressuring Laniel's government. Jacquet dismissed the claim as not representing official policy while Ho urged respect for Viet Nam's independence and warned against American imperialism.
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Ho Chi Minh
Laniel
France
Marc Jacquet
Jacquet
Stockholm
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Peiping
Vietam
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
United States
Communists Offer Peace Conference Ideas at Panmunjom
On Panmunjom the Communists proposed a broad peace conference with Russia as a third party and full voting rights. Arthur H. Dean dismissed it as an old plan, while both sides agreed to study the proposal and meet again Wednesday. New Delhi as site questioned by South Korea, Geneva and other sites mentioned.
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Reds
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Korea
U.N
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South Korea
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Pyun
Geneva
Honolulu
San Francisco
Agreement Reached in New York Photo-Engravers Strike
New York photo-engravers union and city publishers reach an agreement after a strike that shut six major papers. The Times says the deal will be presented to members at 4 p.m. est. The strike disrupted editions, causing a rush for out of town papers and reduced ads.
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New York Times
Times
Julius Ochs Adler
The
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Herald-Tribune
Boston
Washington
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AFL International Photo-engravers Union
Diary reveals Tart thoughts on New Deal from Harold Ickes
The Associated Press reports that Harold L. Ickes, longtime Roosevelt ally turned critic, wrote in 1936 that he felt betrayed by FDR and considered mounting a Republican challenge. The diary entries reveal severe distrust of the New Deal and the administration.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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The
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Simon & Ter
Treasury Controls Demanded in Tax Administration Reform
House investigators press for hard laws to curb Treasury influence over tax actions and grant direct authority to the Internal Revenue Service. The Ways and Means panel seeks to end political meddling, reduce delays, and assign final tax dispute authority to the IRS commissioner.
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Internal Revenue Code
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Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
South Carolina Seeks to Preserve Segregation in Schools
South Carolina today told the Supreme Court that the 14th Amendment was not intended to end school segregation and asked the court not to construe the amendment as abolishing segregation. The state filed ahead of oral arguments in cases challenging segregation in Virginia Delaware Kansas South Carolina and the District of Columbia.
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Gouzenko cancels interview due to safety concerns
Igor Gouzenko, now a Canadian citizen living in Ontario under an assumed name, says he will not be interviewed by the Jenner subcommittee of the U S Senate. He cites the need to protect his family and his new identity, noting that safety concerns govern the decision.
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Sen
Huey Long
D-La
Long
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Con
Toronto
Igor Gouzenko
Toronto Telegram
Jenner
U.S. Senate
Gouzenko
Ontario
Gousenbo
U.S
Wolves attack pack tears boy and wounds villagers near Beirut
In Kesrowan mountains north of Beirut a wolf pack attacked a flock and killed a 15 year old boy, the shepherd's son. Four others were wounded including the shepherd's wife. Villagers killed five wolves and drove off the rest after a hour long battle with 19 wolves and 30 villagers.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kesrowan
Former Federal Workers Named In Red Testimony
At least 75 former federal employees, including several tied to congressional committees, were cited in hearings on Communist activities over the past five years. Judith Coplon, a former Justice Department clerk, was convicted of espionage but the conviction was set aside. she is free. Only two others were sentenced to prison, both for perjury: Alger Hiss and William Walter Remington.
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Senate
House
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Alger Hiss
Churchill Celebrates 79th Birthday Amid Bermuda Plans
London marks Sir Winston Churchill's 79th birthday as he hosts a Cabinet session then travels for the Bermuda Big Three meeting. Press tributes praise his steadfast labor toward peace, while books release about his WWII leadership and a collection of contemporaries’ reminiscences.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Russia
Bermuda
No. 10
Downing St
Daily Express
Churchill
Lord Beaverbrook
The
Independent Express
Daily Mail
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