Arming U S Forces With Guided Missiles
The United States plans to send two pilotless bomber squadrons to Germany this year as part of a broader strategy of massive retaliation to deter Soviet aggression. The Bal Matador missiles, built by Glenn L. Martin, will equip these squadrons, with exact numbers undisclosed.
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Elton
Fay
Washington
Qane
Ger Aimany
Dulles
New Wespec
Eisenhower
Westeern Europe
Europe
Charles E. Wilson
Germany
Baltimare
Glenn L. Marjin Ca
Air Force
Hun- Caret
United States
Compromise on Treaty Making Sought
Senator Tergt and Mith sought a compromise on a Senate split the Senate s plans to omit treaty making laws. Pergucci questioned broad support for a Bricker constitutional amendment and Ferguson doubted institutional changes would block future executive agreements.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Tergt& JR Mith
Cfrts
Pergucci
Sen. Bricker
R-Mich
Ferguson
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchel
Britain
Yalta
AT&T Net Income Sets a Record
New York report shows AT&T earnings reach 421 million dollars for the year, yielding 10 312 dollars per share on fewer shares than 1952. The Bell system operator accounts for about four-fifths of the nation's telephone income, noting strong performance amid industry changes.
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New York
Amercan Telephone & Taleraph Co
Russians Claim Perennial Wheat Innovated by Soviet Scientists
London based radio quotes Georgian Academy of Sciences officials about a perennial wheat developed in Tbilisi that yields year after year without replanting. Prof Viad nt Mebahdeh notes harvests have increased annually and a fifth harvest is expected this year.
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London
Moscow
Radia
Georgian Academy of Sciences
Tibilisi
Viadnt Mebahdeh
Killer of Three Still Sought
Lexington Kansas case details their ongoing manhunt as officers and volunteers press a search for a Black man suspected in multiple killings.
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Lexington
Migs
Deputy Fired in Whipping Case at Galloway Arkansas
Pulaski County deputy sheriff Joe West, 34, was discharged by Sheriff Tai Gully after pistol whipping Charley Clare during questioning about a package. Clare suffered a head cut but was told no charges would be filed as his condition was not serious. West was off duty at the time of the incident.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Fred
Tai Gully
Joe West
Charley Clare
Galloway
Ark
Clare
West
Gulley
Palice
Rinsfolx
Marvin
Young
Lan Staiisatary School
A. Wing Hinstein
Negro High School
Camp Nand
Stoneman
Atttorney
Einstein
Berkeley
Calif
Fils
University
Ifornia
Hane Albertstein
Ing
Egypt Regime Cracks Down on Brotherhood Arrests Reach 450
Cairo regime declares dissolution of the Muslim Brotherhood amid a crackdown that swells arrests to 450, with 20 freed. Revolutionary Council details charges of conspiring with Communists and Britons to foment disorder and threaten Suez Canal interests. Lt. Col. Anwar Sadat holds a news conference outlining charges against leaders and alleged British contacts.
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Calro
Egypt
Brotherhood
Mohammed Naguib
Councl
Naguib
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
Anward Sadat
Revolutionary Council
Farouk
C. M.crowell
Cairo
Nageiy
Mahmoud Fahmy Wokrnsky Pasha
Jess Inan
Woman Electrocuted in Auto Wreck in North Little Rock
A car struck a utility pole on North Main Street in North Little Rock. The driver, a 29 year old mother of three named Mel Elias, was electrocuted when a live wire fell onto the vehicle as she stepped out. Police said the wire was a 66 volt live line. Assistance arrived but she died at the scene. The husband and other survivors were left.
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North Lile Rock
Mel
Barney L. Elias
Ministers in Deadlock as Parley Nears
The Big Four foreign ministers conference stalls with 11 days to opening. Berlin hosts the talks as Allied and Russian reps consult capitals over postponement. A State Department spokesman says postponement beyond January 25 is unlikely, while Russians are suspected of trying to torpedo the meeting. Dulles to arrive January 22 for pre-conference talks with Eden and Bidault. Malotov expected January 23. Allied officers report four-power wrangling in Berlin has wasted time.
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Burlin
Berlin
State Department
Washington
United States
U. S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Eisenhower Eyes International Atomic Pool Talks
President Eisenhower summoned key aides to the White House to discuss international cooperation on atomic resources for peaceful use. Attendees included Dulles, Strauss, Wilson, and Jackson as the government seeks Soviet participation in a proposed global pool for peaceful atomic power.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhhower
Russia
White House
State Dulles
Lawik Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Wilson
United States
Hisenhower
Woman Named to Succeed Husband as Phillips County Tax Assessor
Gov. Fran cis Cherry announced the appointment of Virginis Gis of Helena to succeed her late husband Bogan Gist as Phillips County tax assessor. The governor also named Dr. Co. G. Melton of Fayetteville to the Huntsville Vocational School board to replace Gis A. Edson of Springdale.
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Little Rock
Francis Cherry
Virginis Gis
Helena
Phillips County
Bogan
Congress to Quickly OK Social Security Measure
Congress prepares to enact President Eisenhower’s plan to extend social security coverage to nearly all, raise benefits, and increase the 2 percent tax. House leaders anticipate passage in March, with a split plan to include direct relief for state contributors and aid to uncovered groups.
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Eisenhower
Sledom
Capitol
Martin
Mass
Congress
Reed
RNY
House Ways and Means
Bellhop in Kidnap Case Gets 3 Years
Kansas City judge imposed a three year reformatory term on Edward M. Wugene Long, a hotel bellhop who pleaded guilty to a blackmail charge in a baby kidnap plot. Long sent a ransom note for $10,000 to Robert C. Greenlesga after reading news of the infant Bobby Greenlesga's kidnapping. He did not partake in the actual abduction. A large ransom totaling $900,000 was later paid to other parties.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenleasa
Edward Mwugene Long
John R. James
Long
Millonaire
Robert C. Greenlesga
Grenlense
Carl Austin Alk
Tre Bonnlevel
Four in Family Die in Blaze in Spencer Tennessee
A father Landon D. Hare 49 his wife Rushie 43 daughter Mrs Willie Simmons 27 and his grandson London Hale 4 died in a rural Spencer Tennessee home fire caused by a gasoline explosion. Charles Hale and another brother were in the living room as flames spread destroying the five room house. Firefighters reported gasolene used for a washing machine caused the blast and hindered immediate rescue efforts.
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Spencer
Tenn
Gradtson
Landon D. Hare
Rushie
Theie
Willie Simmons
London
Hale
Charles
Highlights of Congress First Week
Washington notes show President Olson proposing a six point plan and extending benefits to 10.4 million. Senate debates aging, St Lawrence seaway, and Canada participation. House leaders frame a brisk legislative agenda with aims for salary boosts for federal judges and a separate Air Force academy.
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Washington
Olson- Rower
Congress
Ed Lawrence
Senate
John Marshall Butler
Gahalaries
House
Eisenhower
Air Academy
Armed Services
Air Force
Lawmen to Vote Selves Pay Increase
Lawmakers consider boosting federal pay and that of federal judges starting next January. A commission suggested raising legislators incomes from 15 000 to 20 000 or 22 500, while some leaders expect approval despite objections from Rep. Burdick and Rep. Hoffman. Burdick argues many feel overpaid and criticizes the work pace.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Special Commission
House
Helleck
Rud
Rep
Burdick
RND
Hoffman
Commission
Ex Child Star II Now 17 in Baltimore Spotlight
A fragmentary notice notes former child star Margaret O'Brien in Baltimore for an appearance. The item is sparse but confirms her age as 17 and hints at a party or public event connected to her visit.
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Baltimore
my @chid
Margaret O'Brien
Einstein's Grandson to Be Sentenced in Theft Case
Pittsburg California. Bernard C Einstein 20 grandson of Albert Einstein and John J Marvin 21 a sailor were to be sentenced for petty theft after pleading guilty to stealing 60 cents from a soft drink machine. Each freed on 260 bond awaiting district judge Michael Gatto's sentencing.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Bernard C. Einstein
Albert Einstein
Buddy
Einstein
John J. Marvin
San Divgs
Michael Gatto
Fordyce Considers Five Mill Tax Hike for School Improvements
Fordyce officials propose a five mill property tax increase to raise about 150000 for Negro high school improvements and a new wing at the campus. The measure accompanies plans to fund library upgrades and general school enhancements, with revenue projected from the higher mill rate.
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Fondych
Fordyce
Deadline on Peace Talks Set by Rhee
Seoul President Syngman Rhee declares an April deadline for Korean unification and warns against waiting to be “sold out,” outlining a 180 day timeline from Oct 26 and suggesting possible peace conference timelines while hedging on a fixed date.
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Rhee
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Inter
Warnng Rhee
South Korea
Lawter
Karl Hong Ki
Gov« ‘Ethnien
P Rok
Ford
Amed
Ail
Ares
Jade
Tam Area
North Korea
Century Bible Class Observes Eighth Year Remarkably
Century Bible Class at First Methodist Church marks its eighth birthday with a special program on Sunday morning. Marl Cuffer of Garsden, O. A. Graves, and V. Non Jr. will appear. founders to be recognized as a large crowd is expected.
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Century Bible
Clase
First Methodist Church
Marl Cuffer
Garsden
O. A. Graves
V. Non Jr
Department Store Sales Rise Across St Louis District
The Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports week sales in its district rose about 10 percent from the prior year. Growth varied by area with 14 percent in St Louis, 9 percent in Louisville, 12 percent in Little Rock, and 2 percent in seven smaller cities. Memphis fell about 3 percent. For four weeks ended Saturday, district sales were 5 percent higher year over year, with gains of 0 to 1 percent in most areas and Memphis unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve
Wederal Reserve Bank of
Louisville
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
Lite
Ruggles Announces Sheriff Bid in Hempstead County
Hempstead resident W B Ruggles declared his candidacy for Hempstead County Sheriff and Tax Collector. He cited four decades in public service including 30 years as deputy sheriff and his role as father of Louise Ruggle.
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W.b.bib. Ruggles
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Ruggles
Sherrit
Tarn
Ruggle
U S and Allies Debate Korea Gap Over Assembly Call
United States with major powers rejected India’s proposal to recall the UN General Assembly for a Korea debate. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit urged replies by January but the U S said it could not decide by then. Britain France Australia and several allies favored keeping the issue under study. Soviet bloc largely opposed the call.
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Goldberg United Nations
United States
India
Assembly
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Jan
United, States
Theoly
Britain
France
Australia
Netherland
U. N
Korea
Boviet
Fragmented OCR headlines on school desegregation case
Unclear OCR text shows partial references to schools, Negroes, and legal action. Indicates a desegregation dispute with reopening or challenges. No clear names or dates readable to identify parties or outcomes.
Communists plan amid Korean War era tensions
In Little Rock Ray Stephen reports a garbled detail filled item about communist scheming linked to the Korean War era, noting threats to Americans and the covert actions described in a fragmented garbled text.
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Ray Stephen
Little Rock
Ptise
Communista
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