Compromise Reported On European Arms Pool Plan
A German spokesman announced that the nine power conference approved a Spaak plan to create and oversee a European arms pool. The proposal shares safeguards between a seven nation European alliance and NATO, with Adenauer Mendes-France backing and optimism rising at Lancaster House ahead of more talks.
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London
Germany
Paul-Henri Spaak
European Alliance
France
West Germany
NATO
Spaak Comrse
Konrad Adenauer
Pierre Mendes-France
Spaak
Lancaster House
Anthony Eden
State Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
Europe
Indochina Aid Plan Aims at French Vietnam Pullout by 1956
A U S and France announce a billion dollar program to bolster free Indochina with aims to reduce French forces in Vietnam by March 1956 and train larger native forces in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. The plan foresees U S military equipment and eventual financial aid to Paris offset by congressional approval.
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Washington
United States
France
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Geneva
Paris
Congress
Eisenhower
Mak
Industry Passes Its Low Point
New York report from Burlington Mills president J Spencer Love says the textile industry has turned the corner. Surplus inventories are liquidated, distribution pipelines are normalizing, staple fabrics are in short supply for the first time in years. Burlington controls Goodall Sanford and Pacific Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Spencer Love
Burlington Mills
Roney
Prember
Burlington
Goodall-Sanford, Inc
Sanford, Me
Pacific Mills
Boston
Vishinsky Set to Propose New Soviet Atomic Plans at U.N.
Reports say Andrei Vishinsky may unveil Soviet atomic proposals to the United Nations General Assembly this afternoon. Observers expect a push for a ban on nuclear weapons, with Russia likely tying any acceptance of Eisenhower Dulles proposals to a declaration outlawing nuclear arms.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
Vishinsky
Russia
United States
Army expands operations with Redstone missile plan
The Army orders limited Redstone missile production after a Chrysler contract, lifting project spending to over 22 million dollars. It also moves to convert five of six training divisions into combat divisions, creating a rotating overseas force with 33 months abroad and 31 months home, expanding combat readiness while preserving overall manpower.
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Washington
Colorado
Eisenhower
Robert T. Sevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Redstone
Chrysler Corp
Tributes Paid For James Street Novelist In Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill North Carolina friends and colleagues gathered to honor James Street the 50 year old novelist of Tap Roots The Gauntlet and other bestsellers after his sudden death following a meeting Memorial services were set for 4 p m at the Chapel Hill Episcopal Church with burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery Street who also worked as a newspaperman is mourned by his wife daughter Ann and two sons James Street Jr and John Lee Street as well as his mother Mrs John C Street and a Mrs D A Elliott of Meridiana
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Chapel Hill
N.C
James Treet
Chapel Hill Episcopal Church
David, W. Yates
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Street
Alan Gould
Associated Press
John C. Street
Ann
James Street Jr
New York
John Lee Street
Greensboro
D. A. Elliott
Merid
Honduras Relief Airlift Aids Flooded Northwest
US airlift from Albrook Air Base delivers emergency rations medicine water purifying gear and disassembled helicopters for use in relief and rescue missions across flood struck Honduras. 1,000 to 2,000 residents were marooned while authorities reported relatively light loss of life.
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Balboa
C.I. P
Honduras
Albrook Air Base
Gilda
Progress
Urraca
Buffalo
Tibombo
la Lima
Chamelecon
San Pedro Sula
el Salvador
William K. Harrison
U.S. Caribbean
Juan Manuel Galvez
NAACP Pushes Hillsboro School Integration to Supreme Court
Stalled by Judge Druffel, NAACP leaders vow to press for immediate integration in Hillsboro Ohio. Lawyer Russell Carter says appeal to the Sixth Circuit will proceed, with possible Supreme Court action if needed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hillsboro
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S
John H. Druffel
Supreme Court
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
John L. Francis
Ohio Conference of Naacp
Druffel
NAACP
Russell Carter
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Carter
Su- Court
High Tribunal
Lincoln School
Webster
Ashington
Washington
Alon
School Kids Force Milk Flavor Change in New South Wales
Three thousand students in Casino area northern New South Wales refused white milk and demanded colored flavored milk. Health Minister Maurice O Sullivan announced the regulation allowing the change in the state Parliament.
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Sydney
Australia
Casino
New South Wales
Maurice O’sullivan
National Newspaper Week Opens Friday
National Newspaper Week begins Friday as hundreds of daily and thousands of weekly papers observe the event for the fifth year. The Enterprise sponsors events and features, including a picture story on how a newspaper is made and a survey of student newspaper achievements from junior high to college.
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National Newspaper Week
Enterprise
High Point
Gruenther Warns West Lacks Ground Forces and Shield
General Alfred Gruenther, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, told a National Security Industrial Association dinner that the West has air superiority over the Soviet Union but lacks a strong ground force shield to anchor reserves. He urged West German rearmament and outlined timelines for training German ground forces and a tactical air force.
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New York
Alfred M. Gruenther
Soviet Union
Supreme Commander of
Allied Forces In
Europe
National Security , Industrial Assn
Armed Services
Gruenther
Nixon rails at Stevenson Morse and Mitchell at Albany rally
Vice President Nixon told about 2,000 Republicans in Averill Park that if Congress shifts to left wing Democrats this November the government would be run by three men on a horse. He attacked Stevenson Mitchell and Morse and said Republicans lead in nine of ten Senate races. He praised Governor Dewey and noted a new climate in Washington.
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Albany
N.Y
Nixon
Congress
Averill Park
Adlai Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
Sen
Wayne Morse
Ind-ore
Stevenson
Mitchell
Morse
House
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Val Bijornson
Minnesota
Bijornson
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
Dewey
Nehru Declares India Fourth Global Power
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that India is obviously the fourth country after the United States Russia and Red China. He asserted India’s place above Britain France Germany Japan and other powers while avoiding new calls for a permanent U N Security Council seat.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
United States
Russia
China
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
U. Security Council
Britain
United Nations
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Pondicherry
Kashmir
Pakistan
Finletter urges global disarmament to avert destruction
Thomas K. Finletter, former Air Force secretary, argues for enforced disarmament to prevent atomic and hydrogen weapons from destroying the United States. He warns of an imminent shift to air-atomic power and intercontinental missiles with a target date around 1956 to 1960, urging international cooperation beyond diplomacy.
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Washington
America
United States
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Harcourt, Brace & Co
Finletter
Russia
Tan
Christmas Comes Early for Linda
Linda Cargill, a Tennessee year old girl facing a short life, receives an early Christmas as doctors fear she may not live to Dec 25. Neighbors flood the family home with gifts, a live parakeet, and a festive tree as Santa visits Linda in a heartwarming scene.
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Iowa
Linda
Linda Cargill
Santa Claus
Santa
Robert Cargill
Robert
Tommy
71-Year-Old Regains Nerve for 1902 Engagement Ending
Roanoke story recalls Charlie Lee Dickerson who once broke an engagement with Mrs Martha Shelton’s father’s fear. Now 71 he plans to marry Mrs Shelton, a 70-year-old bride, for a second marriage each.
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Roanoke
Charlie Lee Dickerson
Martha Shelton
Charlie Lee
Mrs. Shelton
Tornado Warning Sought And Jump Line Research
Washington scientists push for early tornado alerts using jump line pressure waves detected by microbarographs. Tepper and team analyze 1951 storms showing 87 percent inside the line timing, with weather bureau planning pilot tests and affordable alert gadgets for volunteers.
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Washington
U.S. Wealer
Midwest
Southwest
Caribbean
Morris
V. S. Bureau
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Northwest
Tepper
Weather Bureau
Bureau
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North American Aviation
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Wiliam Harris
U.S. Army
James Street
Eddie Gilmore
West
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