Russia May Harden Its Attitude Again
Washington reports note Moscow could harden stance toward the West early next year. Analysts fear renewed tension but expect ongoing basic contact with world powers. Russia may seek to justify wartime burdens, while Western arms plans advance. Petulant moves could follow in diplomacy with France and Germany.
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Private Finds KP Relaxing at Fort Knox
Pfc. Robert F Cordy, already Korea veteran and KP volunteer, is named KP of the year at Fort Knox. He peels 11 potatoes a minute and earned a three day pass. Cordy plans to join the restaurant business after his July enlistment ends.
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Louisville
Logging Camp Cook Thief Traced By Buffalo Police Chief
Ole Arseth a 49 year old from Isabella Minnesota robbed Oakley National Bank in Buffalo taking 6100 then wrecked his getaway car fifteen minutes later He was captured after off duty Buffalo police chief George Laplant walked into the bank unarmed and started the pursuit arousing cashier Harold Templin to warn him.
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Chicago boiler inspector dies after drinking disinfectant
William Swatos aged 50, a Chicago boiler inspector, plunged to his death from a fifth floor hotel room in Terre Haute after reportedly consuming two bottles of a disinfectant. No suicide note was found in the room.
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William Swatos
Chicago
Solons May Get Chance to Kill Dixon-Yates Pact
The SEC hearing timetable gives the new Congress a lever to revise or halt the Dixon-Yates private power contract tied to TVA plans. Middle South Utilities and Southern Co face a $107 million West Memphis plant, with $14 million in Mississippi Valley Generating Co. funding, hearings set to close Dec 23 and resubmissions due by Jan 18.
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Mexican Draftees to Finish Year of Military Service
The Mexican defense ministry announced that 225 000 conscripts will complete one year of compulsory service on Sunday Dec 19. Most were selected by the annual draft lottery and fulfilled their obligation by marching on Sundays rather than serving in active duty.
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Mexican Defense Ministry
Western Democracies Face Crucial Decision
James Marlow reports from Washington on NATO ministers meeting in Paris to decide who controls atomic weapon use. The piece outlines whether military commanders or civilian leaders should authorize instant retaliation and how to balance American arsenal with European fears of trigger happiness and the need for a crisis group.
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Alabama Brothers Given Prison Terms for Slavery Case
In Birmingham, Alabama, Oscar Edwin Dial and Fred Dial, white farmers from west central Alabama, were sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for holding enslaved Black people. They were convicted in May after an original indictment covering seven Dial relatives in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Aviation Observes its 51st Birthday
Airmen nationwide mark Aviation Day with year long events honoring the Wright brothers first flight 51 years ago. President Eisenhower awards the Collier Trophy to J H Kindelberger and F H Heinnann for supersonic fighter development as part Wright Day celebrations.
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Dutch) Kindelberger
North American Aviation, Inc
Los Angeles
F. H. Heinmann
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
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Filipinos See First Bullfight Next Sunday
Manila faces its inaugural bullfight as promoter Cortes gains permission from President Ramon Magsaysay amid protests from lawmakers and animal groups. An arena rises near the Legislative Building, drawing anger over dignity and legality of bull killing.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
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Cortes
Imported bullfighting troupe to Manila shocks society
A troupe from Spain and Portugal plus 25 Cortes members plan Manila fights following Spanish and Mexican styles. Bulls will be killed. The Society is most unhappy about the arrangement.
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Cortes
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Chile Reports 68.88 Percent Rise in Cost of Living
Chilean government reports a 68.88 percent increase in the cost of living over the past year. The announcement came Thursday as prices surged across utilities food and services affecting households nationwide.
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