Disarming Talks Expected To Start Again In March
United Nations diplomats expect the five major atomic powers to resume private disarmament talks in London next March. The five nations, United States Great Britain France Canada and the Soviet Union formed a subcommittee to study proposals centered on Eisenhowers open sky plan. Both sides traded sharp criticisms as they rejected each others positions.
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Eight Proposals Sought on Indian Land Leases in Oklahoma
About fifty lessees and tribesmen met in the county courthouse to push eight lease proposals after Interior Department rejection. Rep. Victor Wickersham discussed with Sen. Kerr and Sen. Monroney for re submission. requests include lease preference rights, appraisals for lessees, government funded improvements, and an appeal board for land value and grazing rules. The group named Jim Witt as chairman and others to draft resolutions. Wickersham to return to Washington tonight.
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Earnest McCullough
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Farm Price Rise Seen In Early 1956
The Agriculture Department says farm prices in early 1956 will average slightly above the low 1955 December levels. December cash receipts reached about 2.7 billion dollars, down 15 percent from November but near December 1954.
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Agriculture Department
Sleepwalking Victim Found Dead in Baltimore Home
George Taylor 55, a habitual sleepwalker, was found dead in his Baltimore home after apparently falling down stairs during sleep. Police ruled accidental death. neighbors described his routine as calm and unremarkable.
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Baltimore
George Taylor
Tulsa Lawyer Found Guilty Of Contempt
Tulsa attorney Joseph M. Best, 29, was convicted of direct contempt of court by District Judge Josh Evans. He was ordered to file a new trial motion within five days and allowed to sign a $1,000 appearance bond. Hearing set for Feb. 2. The case also spurred felony charges against Mayes County Court Clerk Ross Clarida for altering records and perjury.
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Butcher Fights Union Over Smithfield Porters
London butcher David Durrant challenges the Transport and General Workers Union at Smithfield market over who may haul meat. He argues his right to carry his own meat could cut costs for shoppers amid rising food prices, while porters and the TGWU threaten strikes. A court ruling sided with Durrant, but wholesalers refused supplies, forcing reliance on porters. Housewives protest as the dispute continues.
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Actor's Wife Seeks Divorce Over Extreme Cruelty
Norma Brasselle, 29, filed for divorce from Keefe Brasselle, 32, alleging months of extreme cruelty that caused her humiliation and distress. They married December 18, 1942 in Cleveland, Ohio and separated December 17 last year. they have a 12 year old daughter.
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Norma Brasselle
Cleveland
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Grace Kelly to wed Prince Rainier in custom gown
Actress Grace Kelly has chosen studio designer Helen Rose to craft her wedding gown for an April ceremony with Prince Rainier III of Monaco. She reportedly declined offers from Paris and US couturiers.
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Grace Kelly
Paris
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Helen Rose
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Monaco
Five Members of Family Die in Milford House Fire
In Milford Conn five members of the Junsch family perished in a residential fire shortly after midnight. An 11 year old son survived by jumping from a second story window while his 6 year old brother Peter was unable to escape. The victims included Mr and Mrs Julian Junsch and Mrs Junschs father and mother Ali. Neighbors report the blaze began quickly as Richard Junsch cried for help and called for his brother to jump.
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Julian Junsch
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Peter Maizio
Maizio
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Heirs Must Abstain For Probate Merritt Estate
Beneficiaries of the late Hulett C Merritt must file affidavits proving they have not used cigarettes or intoxicants in the 90 days before each quarterly allotment. The will, filed for probate in Santa Barbara, names four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren as heirs, all in Southern California, and creates a trust with quarterly distributions. Each great grandson and every male born after filing must adopt Merritt as part of his legal name by age 22 to remain eligible for inheritance.
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Hulett C
Merritt
U.S. Steel Corp
California
Green Haired Pianist Sues Beauty Parlor
Marya McAuliff a 41 year old concert pianist filed a U S District Court suit seeking 35000 in damages against Jacqueline Cochran Beauty Salon in Chicago alleging that a hair dye job last August left her hair green and that removal liquid caused hair loss leaving her hair still green.
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Marya McAuliff
U.S
Jacqueline Cochran
Senate panel backs Heart Month designation
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday approved a resolution to designate February as National Heart Month to highlight the nation s foremost health problem. It urged the President to proclaim February annually as heart month and mobilize support for programs targeting heart and circulatory disease solutions.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
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