Eisenhower outlines atomic controls and allied use
President Eisenhower endorses continuing atomic energy controls and hints at sharing information with allies if Congress approves. He lauds Nixon’s world tour, backs Dulles on European defense aid, and urges clearer home understanding of America’s aims to bolster morale and unity amid Cold War pressures.
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France
European Defense Army Project
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Dietrich Dazzles Vegas Grandmother in Bosomless Dress
Hollywood icon Marlene Dietrich headlines at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas with a controversial bosomless gown, reportedly earning 6000 weekly for three weeks of singing. Audiences gasped as she wore a skin toned top and sequined black net dress, calling it an expensive strip-tease. Dietrich defends the look as glamorous and says she has three gowns, wearing the outfit only for this one-night engagement unless a new contract offers 30,000 per week.
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Wei Oeks
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Betty Grable
Las Vegas
Columbia Sturbo
Jean Luis
Patrolman and Bandit Die in Moonlit Gun Battle
In Jacksonville a patrolman, T. A. Robinson Jr., 27, was killed and bandit Myron Pater Goldman, 32, died after a moonlit gun battle outside a bar. A second bandit Samuel Joseph Hornbeck, 41, was captured after a 52 mile chase. The pair, tied to bank robberies in Savannah and Birmingham, had fled from a Georgia jail.
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Duval County Sheriff's Office
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Samuel Joseph Hombeck
Collapse in Prospect as Turncoat Coaxing Echoes
A broadcast from the compound public address system urged abandoning Communism and returning home amid a complex set of possible actions including direct explainers into the compound. U.S. Envoy Arthur H. Dean left Tokyo for Washington while pressing hope for a Korean peace conference after seven weeks of talks. Negotiations stalled by Communist accusations linger as India guards prisoner custody through Jan. 22, with Allied officials stating no extension beyond the armistice deadline.
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Kenneth Young
United States
South Korea
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Rhee
Thira
Neutral Nations Repatriations Commission
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U. N
Inodians
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Accident Kills Woman Going to Son Rites
A Texas woman, Mrs. Cipriana Gamboa, was killed in a two car collision while en route to her son's funeral in suburban Chicago. Her son Harry, aged 52, had been killed earlier in a separate incident. The double funeral is planned for Thursday.
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Texas
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Cipriana Gamboa
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