Japs Expected To Sign Russian Treaty Today
Moscow reports indicate Russia and Japan near finalizing a treaty to end 11 years of war and restore diplomatic ties. Premier Hatoyama’s negotiators claim complete agreement with the Soviet government as Habomai and Shikotan islands feature in the document. Observers note resolution of the Kuriles hinges on Japan renouncing claims to Etorofu and Kunashiri.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Kremlin
San Francisco
Hatoyama
Ichiro Kono
Takizo Matsumoto
Habomai
Shikotan
Hokkaido
Light in the Night and Faith in the Dark
The text compares urban and rural lighting to safety and guidance, arguing that lights ease fear of unseen dangers. It credits divine light, Jesus, as a moral beacon and urges people to open their eyes to His guidance instead of blaming God for darkness caused by sin.
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America
God
Four Killed In Norway Explosion At Raufoss Works
An explosion at the Raufoss ammunition factory 65 miles north of Oslo left at least four dead and about a dozen injured. The government plant, which supplies NATO munitions, was sealed off and emergency services were dispatched from nearby towns and Oslo.
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Oslo
Norway
Raufoss Works
NATO
Raufoss
Gjoevik
Gomulka and aides restored to Polish Communist leadership
Wladislaw Gomulka and three close associates were reinstated to the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers Party. The meeting also reappointed Marian Marek Spychalski Zenon Kliszko and Ladoga Sowinski, signaling possible moves toward greater independence from Moscow. Chinese troops reportedly advanced into northern Burma conducting a census of Tibetan inhabitants near Putao Fort S1 as Beijing-backed forces expand southward. The Burmese government protested to Peiping, while U Nu prepares to visit China.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladisla Gomulka
Polish United Workers-Communist Party
Rangoon
Burma
Tibet
Nation
Putao
Kachin
Wa States
Peiping
Red China
U Nu
Gomulka
Moscow
Marian Marek-Spychalski
Zenon Kliszko
Lodge Sowinski
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Marek - Spychalski
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Rokossovsky
Central Committee
Zeran
Stanislaw Lapot
Poznan
Allies Hit New Snag On Suez
Washington reports a new disagreement between the United States and Britain over Suez Canal tolls and how toll money should be used. Officials say the core clash is how hard to push Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser, with Dulles favoring turning tolls over to Egypt and Lloyd proposing blocked funds until a settlement.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Three University of Idaho Students Die in Dormitory Fire
Three Idaho students were killed when an early morning fire swept through Gault Hall at the University of Idaho in Moscow. Fire Chief Carl Smith called it arson and investigators began probing the blaze, which damaged the four story dorm and left several others injured.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Carl Smith
Smith
Gault Hall
Atty
Lloyd G. Martinson
Paul Johnson
Davenport
Wash
John Knudson
Idaho Falls
Clair Schuldberg
Terreton
Johnson
Upham Hall
Tom McDevitt
Pocatello
Moscow Volunteer Fire Department
C. C. Decker
Willis Sweet
Chrisman Hall
Chris McDevitt
Eisenhower heads to California in campaign push
President Eisenhower moves to California for a major West Coast stop with 32 electoral votes and a Hollywood Bowl address. He plans to press Stev enson on draft and H bomb issues while arguing for world arms control and maintenance of military strength.
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Portland
Ore
Eisenhower
California
Los Angeles
Adlai Steves
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hollywood Bowl
Smytd
Stevenson
Hagerty
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Aides In Campaign Swing
Adlai E Stevenson launched a fresh broadside against Eisenhower aides in Lexington as his campaign manager said the race has leveled off and undecided voters hold the balance. He criticized Nixon and Humphrey and argued Republican leaders would control the party if Eisenhower is reelected.
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Lexington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Benson
James E. Finnegan
Michigan
Ohio
Jordan seeks UN penalties against Israel over raids
Jordan plans to ask the U N Security Council for economic and diplomatic punishment of Israel for two raids. Officials cite 105 fatalities and alleged violations of the 1949 Palestine armistice. Israel counters with accusations of Jordanian cease-fire violations and retaliation claims.
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United Nations
N.Y
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Palestine
Hasan
Kaskilyeh
Soufin
Hable
Nabi Ilias
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Charlotte News Increases Price Of Saturday Paper
The Charlotte News will raise the single copy price of Saturday editions to 10 cents starting tomorrow, while Monday to Friday copies stay at five cents. The change aligns single copy pricing with home delivered subscriptions and is the first rise since 1941 amid higher production costs.
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Charlotte
Charlotte News
the News
Strikes Reported in Magdeburg Prompt East German Protests
East Germany denounces reports of large scale factory strikes for improved conditions. West Berlin papers claim the strikes center in Magdeburg with two thousand police moved from East Berlin. The Communist press calls reports lies while signaling unity with West Germany.
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Farflung
Germany
Magdeburg
Berlin
East Berlin
Telegraf
Communist Party
Morgenpost
West Berlin
Two Die As Bus And Oil Tanker Burn On Highway
A Greyhound bus and an oil tank truck collided and burned on U S 460 near Montvale Roanoke Va killing two men. The oil truck driver Carl Simson of Richmond and William Campbell 50 a construction superintendent died. The bus driver S L Mitchell of Roanoke was injured and two men in a pickup James Hicks of New London and William E Brown of Thaxton suffered deep burns.
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Roanoke
Greyhound
Montvale
Carl Simson
Richmond
William Campbell
U.S. 460
S. L. Mitchell
James Hicks
New London
William E. Brown
Thaxton
Six Killed As Gas Depot Blows Up in Herrin Ill
A bottled gas depot exploded causing six deaths and seven injuries in Herrin Illinois. Victims include a mother and three children among the dead and two more injured later died. Named victims include Fred Kerley 62 Charlotte Jarvis 11 Violet Williams 33 Oscar Williams 5 Freddie Williams 3. The blast damaged five homes and caused multiple explosions over an airlock.
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Herrin
Ill
Fred Kerley
Charlotte Jarvis
Robert Lee Nce
Oscar Williams
Violet Wiliams
Freddie Williams
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