Dulles Says Cold War Is On Again At NATO Meet
U S Secretary of State Dulles told the NATO council that the East West cold war is on again after a year of Soviet policy zig zagging. He cited new Soviet fronts in the Middle East and South Asia and urged unity and vigilance among the 15 alliance members.
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Dulles
NATO Council of Ministers
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Middle East
South Asia
Geneva
NATO
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Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
NATO Council
Big Four Chiefs of Government
Russia
Charred Body Found in Car Near Sheboygan County
A charred female body was found in a burned car on a rural road near a Sheboygan County community. The husband, Wyman Ogan, 47, of Wauwatosa, suffered burns and was hospitalized in fair condition. Sylvia Ogan, 38, identified as the victim, remains unnamed pending confirmation. Sheriff Theodore Mosch reported no immediate explanation for the blaze.
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Adell
Sheboygan County
Theodore Mosch
Wyman Ogan
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee
Sylvia
Ogan
St. Nicholas Hospital
Sheboygan
Mosch
Monster sinks in Atlantic. crew of 11 rescued
The motor vessel Monster sank in rough Atlantic waters Wednesday night while another ship rescued its crew of 11 from a pitching lifeboat.
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Miami
Monster
Atlantic
Tragic Vandergrift shooting spree ends in capture
A 17 year old, John Fallone, shot three people including police Chief Gus Zanos and wounded a girl, Gladys Smail, in a northeastern Pittsburgh area. He fled into a wooded area four miles north of Vandergrift before state police captured him. Gunfire also killed Gladys's uncle William Smail and her parents, H Warren Smail and Trene Smail, leaving five children in distress.
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Gus Zanos
Apollo
John Fallone
Gladys Smail
H. Warren Smail
Trene Smail
Pittsburgh
William A. Smail
Gladys
Fallone
Justice of the Peace
Homer King
Smails
AMC to Build Its Own V-8 Engine
American Motors plans to produce its own V-8, disclosed in 1956 planning. Details are scarce but the engine may be ready by early next summer, replacing the Studebaker Packard built V-8 used in larger Hudson and Nash cars. The Rambler series, displayed today, is seen as key to AMC’s market strategy and may later receive a V-8 following space under the hood. The current six cylinder engine delivers 120 horsepower.
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Detroit
American Motors
Nash-Hudson
Studebaker- Packard Corp
Hudson
Nash
George Romney
Farm Accident Kills Franksville Youth
Racine Wisconsin Arthur Guth Jr nineteen Franksville died from injuries after he fell into a mechanical cornpicker at Sturtevant. He lost an arm and both legs and had undergone twelve hours of surgery at St Luke’s Hospital before dying early today.
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Racine
Wis
Arthur Guth, Jr
Franksville
Sturtevant
St. Luke's Hospital
Russia Rejects Offer Of Surplus American Farm Goods
Tass reports that the Soviet Union rejected a U S offer to sell surplus American farm products. Moscow cites Western trade barriers on strategic goods as the reason. The decision follows talks between Dulles and Molotov on November 13 at Geneva.
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Moscow
Russia
Tass
John Foster Dulles
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Memories Reunite U S Airman With French Parents After 11 Years
U S Airman 1/C John D. Jones born Raymond Menard, missing memory since 1944, finds family in Bourg en Bresse, France. At age 10 he was wounded in World War II, adopted by a sergeant, and later traced his mother Mrs Etienne Menard after the French Red Cross listing bombed towns. He visited Pollai near Bourg en Bresse and reunited, recalling a scar on his head.
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Germany
U. S
John D. Jones
Raymond Menard
12Th Air Force Headquarters
Bourg-en-Bresse
France
U. S. Army
Young Monard
Sgt
Raymond G. Jones
Cabtin, Ill
French Red Cross
America
Aitans
Jones
Etienne Menard
Democrats Push School Aid Issue in Congress
Speaker Rayburn says the House will press for an early decision on federal school aid as Congress returns, with battles over the bill's provisions and possible antisegregation amendments. The plan seeks about 1.6 billion dollars over four years for school construction and related financing.
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Rayburn
Dtex
House
Congress
Whitehouse Conference On Education
House Education Committee
Rules Committee
Rules
Hughes XH17 giant helicopter tests lift 7800 pound trailer
Howard Hughes' XH17 heavy lift helicopter designated by the Air Force, weights over 46 000 pounds with a 136 foot rotor, reaches 70 mph in tests and could carry 75 combat troops or a 242 ton truck, suggesting battlefield supply potential.
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Culver City
Calif
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Air Force
Salk Polio Vaccine Released to States
The Public Health Service released 1,028,853 doses of Salk polio vaccine for children and pregnant women. States and territories receive 1,012,563 doses for public agencies and outlets, 16,290 go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for free school shots. Produced by Eli Lilly & Co. Indianapolis.
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Washington
Public Health Service
National Foundation For
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
The
Health Service
Bank robbery linked car evades connection to Merton heist
The Merton bank robbery suspects Robert J. Schibline and Roy N. Kuehl face warrants for the Pewaukee State Bank hold up. A Green Bay car linked to the bandits matched the getaway description, while a Fond du Lac man Norman Verdien is cleared of ties to the crime after authorities pursue a separate stolen car report. The escape vehicle was later traced to Schibline, with police and witnesses recounting the chase and Staus firing during the getaway.
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Milwaukee
Cudahy
Fond du Lac
Norman Verdien
Verdien
du Lac
James D. Cahill
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Green Bay
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Midwest
Robert J. Schibline
Roy N. Kuehl
Schibline
Merton
Pewaukee
Fred Staus
Staus
Sat
Gilsdorf
North Western Station
Wis
Icy Winds Sweep Broad Regions From Rockies to Appalachians
Associated Press reports cold and stormy weather across the nation from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Near blizzard conditions hit eastern Dakotas and Minnesota with subzero readings and wind chills. Snow flurries fell in the Midwest and parts of New England, with temperatures dipping to 15 below in Butte and readings as low as -7 in Dickinson and -3 in Eau Claire.
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Appalachians
Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest
Ohio River
Ohio
New England
Butte
Mont
Dickinson
N. C
Eau Claire
Grantsburg
Wis
Chicago
Corrections Agency Aide Oregon Wisconsin Departures
The State Department of Public Welfare reports the resignation of Raymond C. Davidson assistant director of the division of corrections. Davidson will leave in January to become an aide to Russell G. Oswald former director who resigned months ago to head the Massachusetts corrections agency.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Raymond C. Davidson
Division of Corrections
Davidson
Russell G. Oswald
Wisconsin
Massachusettes
Uruguay President In Hospital
President Luis Batlle-Berres of Uruguay was admitted to Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago with extreme exhaustion and a bleeding ulcer. A spokesman said his general condition is excellent and that he was taken to the hospital after feeling unwell at a dinner in his honor.
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Chicago
Luis Batlle-Berres
Uruguay
Batlle-Berres
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Thunderjet Becomes Glen City School Playground Feature
At Glen City Elementary in Santa Paula California a decommissioned 70-foot Thunderjet plane is now a centerpiece of the school playground. Students and staff welcomed the jet teaching tool and symbol of the jet age after letters to the Air Force and a Los Angeles information office effort secured the surplus aircraft.
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Irene Parish
Southport School
Reed Haukedahl
Larry Lockwood
Ruth Gately
Santa Paula
Calif
Glen City
Ethel Hamilton
Air Force Information Office
Los Angeles
Glen City School
Dorothy Pinkerton
Bold counterfeit plot uncovered in Arizona with arrests
In Phoenix an Arizona Highway Department office was the scene of a 24 hour surveillance arrest of two men who allegedly planned to counterfeit possibly a million dollars. In Green Bay Hank's Sporting Goods store burned with minor injuries to the proprietor and two employees.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Highway Department
Green Bay
Wis
Hank's Sporting Goods
Four youths die in Durant fire. mother critically injured
A fire swept through a three room Durant residence killing four youths and leaving the mother of three in critical condition. In Washington the United States denounced the Soviet veto of Japan's UN membership as a glaring injustice and urged Russia to reverse its stand promptly.
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Okla
Washington
United States
Japan
United Nation
Russia
U.S
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
China
Arkady A. Sobolev
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Mongolian People’s Republic
Red Ruling On Radio Cars In East Berlin
Rep. Ed Edmondson of Oklahoma toured East Berlin in a radio equipped Army sedan as U S flags determination to retain free movement in the divided city. He entered the Soviet sector a day after Pushkin rejected an Allied protest over arrests of two congressmen for buying radio and telephone gear in East Berlin. Pushkin said East Germans have the right to arrest Westerners for such purchases.
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Berlin
U. S
East Berlin
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
G. M. Pushkin
Pushkin
UN admits 16 nations ending 10 year freeze
The General Assembly approved 16 new members boosting UN total to 76. Non Communist and Soviet bloc nations join, while Japan Outer Mongolia remain unsettled amid U S and Soviet vetoes. Spain’s admission drew 26 seconds of applause.
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Security Council
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Bioc
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Ireland
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Spain
Libya
Jordan
Ceylon
Nepal
Cambodia
Laos
Jose Maza
Chile
Italian Teachers Strike in Rome Demands Higher Pay
About eighty thousand teachers in Rome walked out today citing inadequate salaries. They seek raises averaging 11 a month and up to 75 percent, noting starting pay currently around 40 000 lire per month.
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Rome
Wisconsin Cold Wave Touches Statewide Readings Below Normal
Wisconsin shivers as temperatures drop 6 to 20 degrees below normal. Park Falls and Wausau report 8 below zero while Kenosha sits at 4 above. Noonday readings hit 12 above downtown and at the sewage plant, 11 at the AMC plant. Sunrise at 7 11 am, sunset 4 21 pm. Yesterday’s high 33, low 8 above. Tonight partly cloudy and cold with diminishing flurries. Friday remains cold. Low near 5 above tonight, tomorrow's high 10 to 18 above.
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Park Falls
Wausau
Kenosha
AMC
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