Jaws To Boost Defense Funds In Japan United States
Tokyo and Washington reach a defense funding agreement to raise Japan's own military spending in exchange for reduced costs of U S forces. The plan, not yet enacted, would lift Japan's army to 160000, air force to 500 planes, and navy to 20000, potentially trimming U S force subsidies in 1957.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U. S
U.S
John Allison
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Japan Pledges Cooperation With United States and Allies
Tokyo reports prime minister Ichiro Hatoyama and foreign minister Mamoru Shigemitsu vow strong ties with the United States and anti Communist bloc. They push toward normalization of relations with communist states, while rejecting recognition of Red China, and seek to expand trade with the mainland within international bounds. Both call for continued buildup of Japan's military forces as American troops are gradually withdrawn.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Diet
Ichiro Hatoyama
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Hatoyama
Russia
Shigemitsu
China
Knowland Enter New Hampshire Primary Push
Sen Knowland's backers say he encouraged them to file as favorable delegates in New Hampshire's March 13 primary, while Knowland disavows personal control over such filings. The move could force a contest for 14 Republican votes. Kefauver remains unopposed in theDemocratic preference poll with Stevenson preparing a delegate slate. Republican leaders debate campaign strategies as Eisenhower weighs another term and a TV heavy bid.
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Manchester
N. H
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
New Hampshire
Senate
Granite State
Rita Collyer
Lisbon
House
Eisenhower
Dead Gambler Venuti Named Brink's Banker In $1.2 Million Heist
Boston authorities identified Joseph N. Venuti a 45 year old gambler as the banker for part of the Brink's loot. He is alleged to have received at least $100000 from ring leader Joseph F. McGinnis. Venuti died by his own hand four days after FBI rounded up the suspected robbers.
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Boston
Joseph N. Venuti
FBI
Garret H. Byrne
Venuti
Brink
Byrne
Joseph F. McGinnis
Soviet Industry Short of Goals
Moscow reported that Soviet industry fell short on many itemized targets last year while overall production exceeded the plan at 103 percent and output rose 12 percent from 1954. Fourteen ministries missed production for specific goods, though consumer goods improved in quality and variety.
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Moscow
Central Statistics Department
Max Returns Books At Enid Public Library
A polite man nicknamed Max returned at least two of about 300 missing books to Enid Public Library. Librarian Jean Harrington noted two volumes valued at $25 each, stolen earlier, were left via the after hours book depository with a note asking not to be thought a thief and thanking for understanding.
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Enid
Okla
Max
Enid Public Library
Jean Harrington
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh Tour Europe on a Budget
Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh return from five months in Europe with tales of cheap eats and affordable travel. They bought lithographs by Picasso and fellow artists, brought back Africa sourced drums and sculpture, and shot scenes for Hecht-Lancaster's Trapeze in Paris. They also snagged two German cars at substantial savings and even picked up a little French.
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Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Bronx
Europe
Tony
Janet Leigh
Ciro’s
New York
Janet
Picasso
Matisse
Braque
The
Africa
Paris
Hecht-Lancaster
Radar warning system bid near Tulsa Miami project
Army engineers announced L. C. Ferguson of Tulsa was the apparent low bidder for an automatic radar warning system to be built near Miami Ohio. Ferguson's bid 36110 against an estimated 38260. Norman film unit plans a 30 minute mental health film for industry and continues work on 13 music education films for television.
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Tulsa
Miami
Ohlo
Army
L. C. Ferguson
Ferguson
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Motion Picture Unit
Music Workshop Planned in Weatherford Okla
Southwestern State College music department plans its second annual piano workshop on January 30 31 with Dr Robert Pace from Columbia University conducting the course.
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Weatherford
Okla
Southwestern State College Music Department
Robert Pace
Columbia University Music Department
Beware Cough After Flu May Lead To Bronchitis
Following the flu, a lingering cough can become chronic bronchitis if ignored. Creomulsion claims to loosen and expel phlegm and aid healing of inflamed bronchial membranes. A large bottle is advertised for adults with a milder version for children in pink and blue packaging.
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Jaws
Joseph D. Kamin
Sylvia C. Martin
Marshall J. Rice
N. Y
Chicago
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Aline Mosby
Beverly Hills
Bonifield
B. P. Hann
Diamond
True Integrity
Hamilton
Elgin
Benrus
Clements Landscape Nursery
Raulston Furniture
Raulston Furniture Store
Music Workshop Planned
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