Peace Conference Stalling Dean Home Predicts Peace Hope
Special Ambassador Arthur H. H. Deen reports he sees potential for Korea peace after fruitless negotiations at Panmunjom. He urged a set date and place for talks but left the conference citing Communist charges of perfidy. Deen, hatless in the wind, declined details ahead of his report to President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles.
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Arthur HH. Deen
Korea
Dean
Panmunjom
United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Paris
Auratti
State Department
Wheron
Feanen
European Army
Kerneth Young
Americans Hope to Do Paris Show
A tour group of American Aqua-Parade performers, stranded in Basel, hopes to stage their act at Cirque dHiver in Paris after negotiations. equipment and costumes were seized in Switzerland over unpaid debts, complicating a possible return to the French venue next week. The troupe, led by producer Noel Sheeman, faces delays as consulates try to coordinate to move the artists home.
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Inas Selvas
Cirque D'Hiver
Thornden
Montmartre
Noel Sheeman
Une D'Hiver
Sherman
Paria
Basel
Pats
States
Switzerland
Ex Congresswoman from Arizona dies at 47
Dea Greenway Kling, the only woman ever elected to Congress from Arizona, died of a heart attack at her home. Ill for a year, she helped swing the Arizona delegation to Roosevelt in 1932 and seconded his nomination. She had served as Arizona’s Democratic national committeewoman from 1928 to 1934 and was elected to the House in 1934 for two terms.
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Isa Dea Greenway Kling
Arizona
Lone
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dirs. Greenway
Col
John €. Greenway
House of Representatives
Christmas Reconciliation Turns Tragic in Wisconsin
Reginald J. Marquez, 31, was mortally shot after a Christmas tree decorating quarrel with his wife, Sarah Blanche Marquez, 31. She was questioned. she claimed estrangement and that he attacked using a knife and a gun was fired from a hidden car. Detected injuries included abdominal wounds. A separate university event featured Joseph Starobin addressing 225 students amid boos and debate over freedom of speech in China.
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Reginald J. Marquez
Sarah Blanche Marquez
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Givens
New York
Represent
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University of Wisconsin
Vlcades
Hisses
Russia
China
Unwilling PWs May Get Break in Korea
Gen J S Thimayya said the neutral repatriation commission planned to offer repatriation to three to five Americans described as unwilling prisoners of communism. The plan, likely without prior consultation with the prisoners, aims to address those in neutral custody after the December 23 interview deadline passes.
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Panmunjom
Korea
J. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Pwe
Kimayya
Red diplomat miss by fog delays London to Britain
Malik, the Soviet ambassador to Britain, arrived in New York but mistimed the welcome due to fog. He sat in the ladies saloon at the Liberte launch before escorting ashore to meet the six man delegation, then departed in a black limousine.
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Daugh Malik
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Liberte
Malit
London
Mik
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