Lausche says he is available for nomination for president
Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche told Meet the Press he would be available for the Democratic nomination but has no current plans to seek it. He named five states that encouraged him Florida New Hampshire Massachusetts Indiana and Minnesota while noting he is not leaving Ohio. He focuses on a possible U S Senate run and remains favorable to Eisenhower if the GOP nominee is restored health.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Indiana
Minnesota
George Bender
Eisenhower
NBC
Meet the Press
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
SAM HILL SPENDS LEAVE IN LAWTON Seaman Apprentice USN Sam Hill visits brother R T Hill during a 14 day leave at 225 E Gore Lawton He will report back to San Francisco for duty aboard the USS Noble AO 106 after leave Seaman 3-c Max Zea visits parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Zea 1307 Lincoln Then leaves for San Diego for duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS Shangri La The ship sails later this week for duty in the Far East.
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Lawton
USN
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E. Gore
San Francisco
Calif
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Glenn Zea
Lincoln
San Diego
Japan
Far East
Storm Bars Rescue Of Beached Ships
High winds and heavy seas washed away hope of immediate rescue for the destroyer escort USS Basilone and salvage tug Seneca stranded on mud flats off Ft. Story. Navy officials said neither vessel was in serious danger as crews of 280 remained aboard after Basilone grounded early Thursday and Seneca followed Saturday while attempting to free the destroyer.
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Soviet Plans Intensified Propaganda Campaign
Soviet Russia plans an intensified global propaganda push through the Cominform, coordinated with the Russian Communist party. The Cominform, founded October 5, 1947, may be strengthened as part of a renewed cold war campaign, with headquarters in Bucharest.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Poland
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Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Czechoslovakia
France
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Khrushchev
New Delhi
Comintern
Josef Stalin
Bucharest
Pope Pius approves drugless childbirth method
Pope Pius XII endorsed a drugless “childbirth without fear” technique, urging intensive preparation and emotional guidance for labor. He cited usage in Russia, China, and growing acceptance in the United States and France, claiming 85 to 90 percent of such births are painless.
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China
United States
France
No Decision Made On Atomic Arms For Chiang Kai Shek
Secretary of the Air Donald Quarles stated no decision has been made to supply atomic weapons to Nationalist China if Communist forces attack Formosa. He emphasized that deployment and use of such weapons are controlled by many factors and that coordination with allies would occur, without specifics on timing or location.
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County Over Top In 55 Bond Sales
Comanche county exceeded its 1955 U S Savings Bond quota by 3.2 percent with total sales of 1 860 565 dollars against a 1 802 500 dollar target. Bond chairmen praised residents for investing income in savings and thanked banks, savings and loan associations, and the post office for handling the sales.
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U.S
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Ralston
John White
Lawton
Exall English
Savings and Loan Associations
Carmody Wins Critics Award From Screen Directors Guild
Francis J Carmody motion picture editor of the Washington Evening Star won the Screen Directors Guild annual critics award. Guild president George Sidney said Carmody’s reviews during the past year were judged most perceptive and beneficial to motion pictures. He will receive the award in Los Angeles on January 29.
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Francis J Carmody
Washington, D.C
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Screen Directors Guild
George Sidney
Guild
Carmody
Radford Rules Out Sending Atomic Weapons to Korea
Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in a planeside interview in Seoul that it would be impossible to bring atomic weapons into South Korea under the armistice. He did not have information on South Korean requests and planned to confer with President Rhee.
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South Korea
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rhee
Italians Try Out Poujade System in Milan Movement
Milan fishmongers union leader Raffaele Garbin launches a Poujadist movement aimed at modernizing Italy's fiscal system. The proposed policy would raise the minimum annual taxable income from 240,000 lire to 700,000 lire, with the group presenting itself as a nonpolitical middle class initiative.
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Italy
Pierre Poujade
Raffaele Garbin
Milan Fishmongers’ Union
Garbin
Gunmen robbed Richmond Boat Club in Louisville stand off
Two masked gunmen forced William Stranger into a room at the Richmond Boat Club in Louisville. An assistant manager emerged from a basement locker room and fired a 12 gauge blast, scattering the robbers who dropped $230 and fled.
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William Stranger
Richmond Boat Club
Canadian House Gets Its First Father Son Team
OTTAWA The House of Commons will welcome its first father son pairing in about 65 years when Jean Paul St Laurent 43 son of Prime Minister Louis St Laurent takes a seat. The younger St Laurent expects no speeches this session saying any remarks would appear as coming from his father. He is a Quebec City lawyer elected as Liberal from Temiscouata by election Sept 26 with a 4000 vote margin over PC Jean Paul Berube in a 20000 vote count.
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House of Commons
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Louis St. Laurent
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Jean-Paul
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Quebec
Temiscouata
Jean-Paul Berube
Tulsan Dies From Fall At Hut New Year S Eve
Jerome Finch 60 died in a Tulsa hospital from a fall at the American Legion hut on New Year's Eve. He had been unconscious eight days. A World War I veteran, he later taught in Roger Mills County. Funeral services will be in Cheyenne Oklahoma.
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American Legion
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Cheyenne
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