Canada Takes U N Plan to Political Group
Canada presses a 34 nation plan to admit new members to the United Nations. Paul Martin leads the bid as the Special Political Committee faces a Security Council veto risk from Nationalist China and Soviet bloc opposition. US abstains on five Communist applicants while hoping for flexible positions before final votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y. UA
Canada
Special
Paul Martin
Nation Committee
Security Council
China
Mongelia
Rushasi
Ned
U.N
Henatloa Security Council
Henry Cahat Lodge Jr
A. Blaunde
Peenvian
Gend
Dag Hemmarskjaled
Ham Marskjald
Blaunde
Forcigs
VV. Kusnetsoy
Atta
Geneva Conference Report Is Printed
The State Department released a 307 page printed report detailing the Geneva ministers conference that ended in deadlock on November 16. It covers Molotov accusing the West of espionage and interference and Dulles calling Molotovs remarks frivolous over disarmament. The document includes texts not previously available and mirrors the summit record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department Today
Geneva
Molotov
Dulles
Russia
Molotoy
State Department
Detroit Newspapers Hit by Walkout
Detroit three daily newspapers went on strike in a contract dispute with the Detroit Newspapers Publishers Association. The union seeks outside color plate processing with overtime pay for unused material. publishers offered a 30 day extension with pay raise rejected. The strike affects the Detroit News Detroit Times and Detroit Free Press, employing about 4,500 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
AFL
Assy
Detroit News
Detroit Times
Petrait Free Press
George Robinson
Petroit Stereotypers Union No. 9
Sinton
Publishers Association
Say
German Tells Reds Normal Relations Impossible Now
Bonn claims full Soviet German ties cannot resume while Moscow blocks German reunification. Von Brentano rules out bilateral talks with Moscow as long as division endures, citing two German states and a Cold War deadlock. He warns reunified Germany cannot restore normal ties while the USSR accepts partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Bonn
Germany
Porrign
Uinister
Heinrich von Brentine
Soviet Union
Moscow
Buiwlestag
Brentine
Bonutal
Treodans Hue
Esa
M. Motofuy
von Hventenesith
von Brentano
Konrad Adgnaure
Moscau
Russia
Army Enlists 4500 under New Reserve in Eight Weeks
The Army enrolled slightly over 4500 six month trainees in the first eight weeks of the new reserve program. Officials say the six month training phase is off to a slower start than expected. Many enlistees are deferred to finish school, while the Defense Department aims for about 63,000 trainees by June 30 to build a pool of trained men for future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Uval
Defense Department
Milan
National Security Training Commission
Concrse
Hoth Commission
New York
W—Sante Claus
Rmidge
Tire
Eral Reserve Board
Leads Sought in Illinois Slayings of Smiths at Home
Lebanon Illinois reported a maniac killer believed responsible for the disappearance and bloodied home of Harold Smith 30 and his wife Arlene 25. A brown leather belt found near the house is the first tangible clue as officers pursue two former mental patients among possible suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labanon
HS Wy
Harold Smith
Arlene
Bett
Lebanon
Glenn Cauer
Clifford Blood
St. Louis County
Schaefer
Pice
iPebanon
Lynas Champion Steer Sells at Auction Amid Turmoil
Post-Tribune reports a Santa Claus event and steer sale highlight a busy market day. Angus cattle brought top bids around $14 to $15 per pound with buyers including Howard Lewis and Nancy Tivener noted in the record. The bulletin also touches on labor talks and merger tensions between CIO and AFL affiliates, and mentions a political visit by Pau Butler in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Lynas
Ieee
Auston
Angus
Lebanon
St. Louis
Nancy Tve
New York
CIO Wen
Ner
Champagn
Perione Call
Sais Avonue
AFL
Rer
John
Lewis
Howard
Johnson
The
United
Hank
Washington Sud
Aneke
James Cavey
Jendoy
Varco
Lawis
Rae
Washington
Whore Carey
UMW
Cirey
CIN
Slit Daler
Rey
To Light Adoration Scene Near Branson This Sunday
The 300 foot long Adoration tableau near Branson Missouri will be lighted for the Tth consecutive year this Sunday and remain lit until dawn January 1. A parade will precede the lighting ceremony Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson Branson
Visit by Soviet Leaders Ends Indian Leg of Tour
In Calcutta crowds greet Balgangin and Khrushchev as they finish a brief visit to India and prepare to travel to Burma and then New Delhi. Prime Minister Nehru assures that India will not join any camp or alliance while hosting the Soviet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Nehre
Alance
Party Choy le
Missourian Killed In Indiana Crash
A Missouri man and two other travelers died in a crash on U S Highway 50 about 19 miles east of Bedford Indiana when a vehicle went off a curve and overturned. Victims include Jay Pulliam year old from Hayes Missouri Geneva NeKnight 27 of Norman and two others Jere Varres 4 and John Lines 27 injured others were hospitalized with leg and arm injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenpord
Jay [Pulliam
Hayts
Geneva NeKnight
Norman
Dent
John Iines
Blrutentate
Jere Varres
Mounrove
U.S. Highway
Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Outer Mongolia
Albania
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Eisenhower
Chiang Kaisser
Lewis’ Dunning
Cushman David Sarnott
Commission
Tae
Chatnel Bs Congress
Congress
Illinois
Gayle
Lews
Carey
Yastler
Carey Tully
Democratic Labor
Sic Umw
Cla
UMA
APL
CIO
IAV
Egally
Khe Clo
Butler
Honolule
Honolulu
Pau Buller
Democratic Party
Indiana
Oe Paints
Beau-Vue
Madison
Mane
Moen
Amy Alhar
Ah Ae Life Linares
Formfit
Uji
Nylo
Duncan's Jewelry Store
Home of
American Beauty Diamonds
E, High St
Chessanas
Orion
Navy
E. High
Jefferson City, Mo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!