Soviets warn Paris over arming Germany and treaty
Moscow cautioned Paris that approving the Paris agreements to rearm West Germany would nullify the 1944 French Soviet mutual assistance pact. Molotov delivered the note to the French ambassador as Washington declined comment. The press conference in Moscow also noted a favorable Soviet view of Japan’s shift toward normalizing relations with the Soviet Union and signaled readiness to discuss with Tokyo.
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Louis Done
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State Department
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Leonig Ilyichev
Mendes+ance
Iself
United States
Takaet
Maruoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Soviet Union
Dlichev
Moscow Radio
Tokyo
Janay
Liquor Aid Official Faces Bribery Trial
Hermessey, 61, Santa Monica Bay liquor control officer, faced a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles on charges he accepted an $8,000 bribe from bar owner Jose Bernal related to a 1953 liquor license. Bail set at 5,000. hearing scheduled for December 23. witness accounts describe a scheme involving exchange of large bills for smaller notes.
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I—Cordeiras
Hermessey
Santa Monica Bay District
Hennessey
Jose Bernal
Sunset Blvd
Louis Weitman
Wilbert White
Bernal
Hie
White
Dhe Goth
Main St
Goth
Tennessey
Los Angeles Board of Equalization Office
Wennessey
Cota
Venier
Classifieds and notices navigation guide
The snippet lists where to find various sections in the newspaper, including Beach Combing on page A29, Tridge on A24, Classifieds C10 to C15, Comics C8, Crossword 3-12, Editorial A28, Financial C3, Obituaries C2, Radio and TV C4, Shipping Table C10, Sports A30-31, Theaters C6, Tides and Temperatures C2, Wilson A29, Women B2 to B5, and Your World A2.
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Boyle
Tridge
Wilson
America Defends Europe With Atomic Arms Plan
The United States tells NATO that Western Europe must rely on atomic weapons for defense rather than liberation, opposing rigid limits on their use. Washington backs a "new look" NATO plan to deter a Soviet attack using atomic arms while leaving deployment procedures to leaders during a crisis.
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Paris
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Pierre Mendes-France
Anthony Eden
NATO Council
Western Europe
Taurope
Aspa
Mindszenty Rumor Of Cardinal Release Circulates
Vienna reports a rumor that Cardinal Mindszenty, held since 1949, was freed and returned to his diocese. Official sources in Budapest and the Vatican denied confirmation, with Catholic outlets noting unclear provenance and no substantiation from authorities.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
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Catholic Publications
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Catholic News Service
Mindszenty
Esztergom
Hsatergomy
Five Grogan children die in Walloam sac home fire
Five sleeping Grogan children perished early today when a fire fed by an oil tank engulfed their Walloam sac home. Neighbour Arthur Baldwin, 55, tried to rescue them as flames swept two upstairs rooms. Mrs Grogan and others describe a blast from the shed attached to the kitchen.
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Waldo Grogan
Sonja
Lois
Allen
Carol
Annamazie
Arthur Baldwin
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Walloomsac
A.P. Wirephote
Christmas Tree Talk on TV Friday Night
President Eisenhower will address the nation by radio and television from Washington Friday night as part of a five minute Christmas message. All major TV and video networks will carry the speech, beginning at 5 p.m. Long Beach time follows a half hour Christmas pageant of peace.
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Eisenhower
Vidio
Long Beach
Weather Outlook: Clear and Warm Friday Across Region
Generally clear skies bring rising temperatures on Friday with warmer daytime highs. Gusty winds at times will affect canyon areas and exposed ridgelines, potentially gusting to notable speeds in the afternoon.
Safe Driving Day Aims To Cut Traffic Deaths
Safe-Driving Day was declared a success by the sponsoring association. An AP survey shows 49 motor vehicle fatalities on the first nationwide event with 35 injuries and 225 accidents per fatality, totaling about 1,715 injuries and 11,025 accidents. The report notes figures from December 16, 1935.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Long Beach Safe Driving Day Ends With No Injuries
Safe Driving Day results show Long Beach and surrounding Southeast Los Angeles County area reporting 70 accidents with property damage only. No injuries or fatalities occurred in Long Beach, Brea, La Habra, Huntington Beach, or Costa Mesa. details on page B-L.
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Los Angeles County
Gil
Orange County
Brea
la Habra
Huntington Beach
Costa Mesa
Traffic death toll keeps rising in data survey
The Associated Press report cites 60 deaths and 64 deaths on December 1, with a daily average of 97 traffic fatalities in the first ten months of the year. The Deg 1 spot survey counted only immediate deaths, while the period’s 10 month total includes deaths within a day or more after injury. Continued on Page A-4.
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Associated Press
Blind Man Foils Intruder After House Fire
An elderly blind man in Los Angeles chased off a would be intruder after a deliberate fire was started in his living room. Stephen Churchill, home alone, used his white cane to strike at the intruder who escaped as flames were spotted. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly and investigated arson.
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Los Angeles
Stephen EB. Churchill
Churchill
Jett
Children Trapped as Auto Upsets Near Myrtle Avenue
Two children Dawn Wilson and JoAnn Wilson, both injured mildly, were trapped when their car overturned at 7th Street and Myrtle Avenue today. Police freed them within minutes as Dawn, 11, was taken to Seaside Hospital for head injuries. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Wilson, reside on Lime Avenue. The crash involved a second car driven by Tommy Dean Green, 17, of Coolidge Street.
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7Th St
Myrtle Ave
Dawn Wilson
JoAnn Wilson
Wayne E. Wilson
Lime Ave
Tommy Dean Green
Coolidge St
Dawn
Seaside Hospital
Nevada Hit Hardest by Early Morning Quake
A large earthquake centered about 70 miles northeast of Reno rattled five Western states, with the strongest effects in sparsely populated western Nevada. Cities from Reno to Carson City reported damage including cracked walls and a geodesize hole at the state prison. A store owner in Fallon reported 8400 dollars in merchandise knocked off shelves as Highway 50 suffered a partial blockage. Aftershocks and minor damage were noted in Fallon, while San Francisco and Reno recorded the quake at around 3:07 to 3:10 a.m. Local sheriff described Fallon as hardest hit among the communities.
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California
Oregon
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Assembly Chamber
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Capitol
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Nev
George Wilkins
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