No Change in U S Policy Contemplated
Washington reassured Baghdad Pact nations and Nationalist China that U S support remains unchanged after Eisenhower Nehru talks. Officials said no agreements or policy changes were made or contemplated as a result of Nehru's December visit. Allies in the Baghdad Pact and Nationalist China welcomed the clarification amid concerns over shifts in U S backing.
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Washington
United States
China
America
U.S
Nehru
Eisenhower
U. S
Six Held in Beating of Camden Band Director
Six men were arrested in Camden for last week’s beating of a high school band director suspected of supporting racial integration. Named are Neal W. Seegars and Horace Willam Frith among others. bonds ranged from 3,000 to 4,500 dollars. Authorities say the assault involved masked attackers and a tree restraint, tied to alleged integration remarks.
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Camden
Ieens
Neal W. Seegers
Homer Wayne Jields
Horace Willam Frith
Steve DB. Broadway
George D. Bigbee Jr
John Walter McManus
Kershaw County
Jest Hight
Seegars
Oprith
Frith
Hutchins
Srom
Huchins
Lions Club
Hitchins
Escapees Found Wet and Hungry Near Bridge Outside Town
Keneth Ray Ball and Marlin Dale Williams escaped White County jail Wednesday night. About 35 police and volunteers tracked them to a bridge ten miles from town where they surrendered without a struggle. The pair, both unarmed, had been hiding under the bridge with a small fire as fogged roadblocks were kept in place.
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Keneth Ray Ball
Gatewood
Marlin Dale Williams
Ardmore Okh
White County
Jalley
Bill Smith
Jack. Price
Albert Howantz
Qerey
Ball
Williams
Arabs Urge Bald Plan to Save the Middle East
Moderate Arab leaders urge a bold plan to avert disaster in the Middle East. They call for a UN security belt between Israel and Arab states and a reallocation of oil profits to fund development and stability. Leaders privately accept Israel’s existence but demand security, favoring a 12 000 strong UN force and a new Arab development bank to aid transit nations.
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Middle East
Syria
Egypt
Moses Brotherhood Organization
Lancers
Israel
Nasser
United Nations
U. N
U. N.-sponsorcd Arab Nation Development Bank
Four Killed in Plane Crash Near Atlanta Suburb
Four people died when a novice pilot lost control in overcast weather and crashed into a single unoccupied house on a quiet residential street. The victims were Raymond C. Roberts, 38, oil exploration engineer at Cosden, California. Urban N. Hartman, 42, of Anaheim, California. and their wives Leona Roberts, 40, and Anna Hartman, 41. Roberts had earned his pilot license on December 24 and had logged only 24 hours solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Roberts
Mes. Calif
Urban N. Hartman
Anaheim
Calif
Leona Roberts
Anna Hartman
Civil
Aeronautics Administralia
Roberts
Dee
One Missing as Rowboat Sinks near Rosedale
MEMPHIS Miss one crewman is missing after the rowboat Frank Phipps sank in the Mississippi River near Rosedale while en route from Greeneville to Memphis. The vessel owned by Ballon Tully Transport Co and under Patton Tully supervision broke in heavy current and disappeared. The missing man is believed to be Pred Pryor, 158, West Ml Arkansas.
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Memphis
Frank Phipps
Mississippi River
Rosedale
Miss
Greeneville
Ballon Tully. Transportation Co
Patton-Tully
Pryor
West Ml
Ark
Howe
Italian liner under scrutiny for safety compliance
A House committee report on the Andrea Doria sinking says the Italian luxury liner met safety standards only by a narrow margin. It questions whether the Doria and the Stockholm were operated according to good seamanship and the 1948 International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, recommending steps toward tougher construction and operation standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
House
Simulares
Genoa
Investlaulian
Marine the
Sotekholm
Doria
Stockholm
United States
Lloyds Register of Shipping
American Bureau of Shipping
Julian Bogerstey of Shipping
C V Nunn to Teach Presbyterian Men
C V Nunn will teach the Presbyterian Men at First Prospect. The session is scheduled for Sunday after Bible class with details provided by the church.
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C. V. Nunn
Beye
Deagh
Men's Bible Glass
Behine
Pada
Irving Potash Seized By FBI Agents
New York report says on a night in Westchester County FBI agents arrested Irving Potash amid reentry charges. Potash, once a top American Communist leader, had chosen voluntary exile in Poland in 1953 after a 1949 conspiracy conviction. He faces federal court arraignment on entry charges.
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New York
Poland
FBI
United States
Bronxville
Westchester County
New York City
Russia
China
Potash
CLO International Fort Workers Union
Potlash
Leavenworth, Kaw
Federal
More Rain Is Outlook for the Nation
A frontal system brought cloudy wet weather to much of the country with an arctic air surge moving southeast through the northern and central plains. Temperatures fell into the single digits in North Dakota and hovered near freezing in the Central Plains while light snow flurries dotted the Northern Plains. Warmer air pushed from the Southern Plains to the Atlantic Coast as readings ranged from the 20s to 60s regions, with rain falling in the Southwest desert and along the Gulf Coast and into the lower Mississippi Valley.
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Central Plains
Nau Zeya
North Dakota
Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Southern Plains
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Atlantic
West Gulf
Georgia
New York
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Southwest
Desert
Res Gion
New Mexico
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Emergency Repairs on Crushed Ship at Antarctic Cape
Emergency repairs were started today on a 7400 ton vessel freed from crushing ice near Cape Hallett in Mcmurdo Sound. The Opepaijan Raop Freee supply ship reports the Aw. 5 Navy freighter Ayneb reached safety at the cape as ice pressure damaged both hull sides and the propellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Antarctic
Ayneb
Cape Hallett
Record High Motorist Deaths in 1956 Rise Over 1955
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows motorists' deaths reached a record 40,020 for 1956, up from 38,426 in 1955 and 30,000 in 1941. The count combines actual first eleven months plus December estimates, citing daylight extension and increased mileage as factors in the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
The
Safety Council
Bede
Funeral Services at Pleasant Ridge for Cantley and Smith
Funeral services for Mr. O B Cantley and Mrs. Mattie L Smith will be held at 2 30 Sunday at Pleasant Ridge with burial in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. Bodies remain in state at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home. Survivors include Mrs. Howard Houston of Hope and 4 grandchildren for Cantley and multiple relatives for Smith. Masonic services for Cantley at the graveside.
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O.B. Cantley
Mattie L. Smith
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Herndon
Cornelius Funeral Home
Cantley
Howard Houston
Hope
Lera Martindale
Eddie Willams
Prascott
Detroit
Mich
Mattie &. Smith
T. Cantley
Detrait
P. J. Cruez
Los Angeles
H. A. Smith
Truscott
Texas
F. A. Smith
Pampa
M. W. Smith
Santa Cruz
Calif
U S Mines Charged With Atoms
Washington reports that U S ships in the Mediterranean have been armed with live atomic weapons. General Randolph M. Bates disclosed to Scripps-Howard reporters in an exclusive interview that Marines possess atomic warheads for artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Med- Herrangan
Scripps-doward
Weiter Clay G. Lacs
Randolph Bate
Marine Corps
Scripps-Howard Hewspaners
Pate
Film Shown at Rotary Meet
A film titled Bye Right! was shown at Feldway Rotary Club by Lloyd Guerin on a program presented by Nick Jowell. The film depicted the lens manufacturing process. Junior Rotarian Bill Tooley and Bulmer Welliver were introduced by Wimmy Jones. Other guests included Julius Adams Dr Harold Brenty of Hope and the Rev C Co Bowen of Magnolia. At the next meeting new officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldway
Rotary Club
Lloyd Guerin
Nick Jowell
Bill Tooley
Bulmer Welliver
Wimmy Jones
Julius Adams
Harold Brenty
Hope
C. Co. Bowen
Magnolia
Hungarian Rebel Executed as Budapest Turmoil Deepens
In Budapest a Hungarian rebel named Geza Szivos was executed by a military court for arming and aiding a riot at the Communist party headquarters. The case shows growing pressure on anti regime elements as Soviet forces stabilize control and Kadar seeks broader support. The Nepszabadsag paper notes party membership at about 103,000 amid recruitment drives. Szivos admitted firing on the party building, with fatalities and injuries reported. The episode follows Russia’s November 4 assault and reflects ongoing political struggle in Hungary.
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MEMNA
Budapest
Radio
Arme
Broadens
Geza-Spivos
Red Radio
Szivos
Sens
Janos Kadar
Soviet
Iadar
Nepszabadsag
Byrlar
Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party
Communist Party
Kadar
Matyas. Rassosi
Russia
Mem
Bers
Development Group Gets a Charter
A charter was issued to the Arkansas Business Development Corp a new stock issuing company in Little Rock to aid state industry growth. Articles show 2000 paid in capital and 500000 shares authorized at 2 each with proceeds to fund expansion or construction of domestic industries. Incorporators include Alan Springer Jane of Ute and Robe W. Griffith with Carrell Wharton also listed.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Business Development Corp
Ginte
C. G. Hall
Alan Springer
Lillie Rock
Jane
Ute Incorporators
Arkasas
Robe W. Griffith
Carrell Wharton
Hunt for Missing Chicago Sisters Intensifies Police Search
Chicago police widen the hunt for Barbara Gelinos, 14, and Patricia Gelinos after they failed to return home from a Bavle Thursday night. With over 160 officers, investigators focus on the South Side after receiving numerous sightings in the suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barbara Gelinos
Batricia
Doh McCarthy
Pee See
Miami Segregation Ruling Sparks Bus Case Action
Federal Judge Choate declared segregation on Miami buses unconstitutional citing the Montgomery decision. Four Negro women claimed constitutional rights were violated when moved from front to rear seating last October. The city and commissioners remain named defendants while Miami Transit Co. was dismissed.
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Miami
Tie Etttee
Elty
George Ss
Okell
Wmett Choate
Graves
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Miami Transit. Ca
Mami
Ane
Choate
Wie Miami Transit Co
U S Dollar Took Over for Diplomacy
Rep Jac Brooks said the United States used dollars instead of diplomacy to bolster Iran. A House subcommittee cited criticism of the Iran aid program as a shift from economic aid to solving diplomatic problems with aid checks. The panel urged a broader review of foreign aid and warned against depleting dollar commitments.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington II
Jacl Brooks
United States
Middle East
Iran
Brooks
House F International Operations
America
Russia
Eisenhower
Isenhower
Heaven
Congress
House
Hardy D+ Yad
U. S
Signail
Body Found Missing Two Front Teeth in Desert
Indio California reports Marie McDonald known as Tae Body was found wandering in the desert after claiming two men abducted her from Encino Los Angeles home. She described being driven at high speed for hours then pushed from a car onto a highway. Officers said her nails were broken and she was bruised but in good condition at a hospital. FBI found no interstate transport link.
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Indio
Calif
Marie
McDonald
Sheriff's Deptstles
Howe
Los Angeles
Enelno
Hichiee Ames
Riverside County
Lis Angeles
Nehord J. Comm
Cateus City
Indi
Calutis City
Cachix City
Conchélla Valley Hospital
Allan Fisher
Corn
Los Angéles
FBI
Coon
Pitazle
Two Oil Firms to Raise Prices in Texas and New Mexico
Humble Oil and Refining Co announced a price hike in Texas with Continental Oil Co posting increases for Texas and New Mexico. Midland business figure Robert L. Wood of the Independent Petroleum Assn praised the move as overdue and urged other buyers to follow. Humble cited tax and demand factors, plus rising unit costs since 1953, as reasons for the general increase in crude oil prices.
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Houston
Tex
Wation
Humble, Oil and Refining Co
Texas
Continental Oil Co
New Mexico
Exe
Perted P
Midland
Robert L.wood
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Humble
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Richard Palmer
William L. Ryan
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Gaza
Hungary
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