Eisenhower urges UN atomic agency for peaceful use
President Eisenhower urged the United Nations to back an international atomic energy agency to foster peaceful atom uses and curb the arms race. He said the Soviet Union must participate, and outlined four aims including worldwide peacetime research, reducing stockpiles, and opening channels for peaceful discussions amid fateful decisions ahead.
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Eisenhower Aide Presses Ban on School Segregation
Washington AP report says the Eisenhower administration urged the Supreme Court to strike down racial segregation in public schools. Assistant Attorney General J Lee Rankin cited former Atty. Gen. McGranery, asserting segregation cannot be maintained under the 14th Amendment.
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Pig's Ear Bite Linked to Woman's Death in Cincinnati
UPI reports coroner Herbert P. Lyte ruled that Mrs. Ostenia Johnson, 42, died after a portion of a pig's ear became lodged in her throat, causing strangulation. The incident occurred in Cincinnati as the cause of death was recorded.
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Eisenhower Speech Draws Record UN Assembly Ticket Rush
President Eisenhower's appearance before the United Nations Assembly caused a massive rush for tickets. The hall seats 2018 including delegates and staff, and every ticket is reserved. Officials plan to seat top officials along the sides to accommodate demand.
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Western allies press final offer for Korean peace talks
The Allies unveiled a final plan for a Korean peace conference, rejected by the Communists who called it absurd. Dean said the bid remains open for a reasonable time as South Korea reports more POW interviews, while the Big Three urged Western unity and new talks with Russia on Europe and Asia.
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Knight admits mistake spurs license renewals
Sacramento report states Gov. Goodwin J. Knight acknowledged a misstatement about expired drivers licenses on a TV show. He said his error, though a boner, produced a wave of license renewals and prompted reeducation of the public on insurance validity.
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Hero dog saves woman and child in Lincoln Village fire
A year old dog named Rags was credited today with waking Lois Murphy and her 4 year old son Michael to escape a Lincoln Village home fire that caused about 4000 dollars in damage. Firefighters arrived around 4 30 a m and fought the blaze for nearly three hours, destroying two bedrooms and the den while causing smoke damage elsewhere.
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Benson says mail backs him in Long Beach
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, at a Long Beach press conference before addressing the National Wool Growers Association, says mail favors him and reflects universal support for the department’s reorganizat ion plan. He dismisses quitting talk and notes ongoing agricultural program implementation. Sen. Milton R. Young attends the Wool Growers gathering.
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Turncoat Gls Request Yule Trees Candy
Panmunjom reports that American prisoners of war not returning home plan to celebrate with decorated trees and holiday treats. An Indian officer said Americans asked the Indian Red Cross for trees decorations and Christmas candy nuts and cake. Christians among Chinese and Korean prisoners also sought permission to observe Christmas. The U N Command will supply Christmas items to Christian prisoners who refused to return to the Reds.
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Classifieds and notices summary for a midweek edition
Page listings show sections across the newspaper including Classifieds from B II to 15, Obituaries on B-2, Comics on 8-8, Editorial on A-18, Financial on 8-3, Sports on A-21 to A-23, and a variety of features such as Radio TV on B-7 and Theaters on B-9.
Coast freighter Stella Maris aground off Brazil coast
The 845 ton Panamanian freighter Stella Maris ran aground off Quintao near Porto Alegre, listing heavily with water in the hold and thought lost. The Brazilian navy tug Tridente was en route to assist as the captain and crew were reported aboard. Governor Knight proclaims Bill of Rights Week in California.
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