French Foes Seek Delay on Paris Defense Pacts
Paris opponents of the West German rearmament move try to halt debate on the Paris treaties. Premier Mendes France threatens a confidence vote to block delays, while Radical-Socialist Vincent Badie moves to adjourn until Saar clarifications. Former premiers Schuman and Pleven, key EDC backers, prepare closing arguments as the debate nears its end.
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Franco
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Italy approves West Zone rearmament in parliament
The Italian Chamber of Deputies votes 833 to 219 to ratify Paris accords enabling Germany’s rearmament in Western Europe. The bill moves to the Senate for likely a late January vote, with Prime Minister Scelba’s government securing a large majority from his four party coalition. Only the Communists and Moscow-oriented Socialists oppose.
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Paris
Senate
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Germany
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Norway
House of Cominioins
Builder sues over remodeling of suburban Oklahoma home
A builder filed a 86,500 suit Wednesday against Go and Ars. dolinston Murray for remodeling of their suburban home as the couple plans to move after his term ends January 10. The claim against the Murrays is by Thompson & Thompson, who face a 2,503 suite for materials by Carey Lumber.
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Thompson & Thompson
Carey Lumber
Attache Ladejinsky Fights Ouster May Appeal
A Russian American attache, Ladejinsky, fights removal from his post with supporters prepared to appeal to President Eisenhower. The Agriculture Department reviewed his record and raised security questions about his fitness to continue, while other officials defend his loyalty and value in anti-Communist measures.
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Tadisinsky
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State Department
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Tadejinsky
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Bey JSON
Ladejinsky
Io Fron
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Jinsky 3
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Willian I. Bunce
Ladeginsky
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Japa
China
UN chief vows not to beg Reds in Peiping mission
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold says he will not beg for anything on his mission to Peiping to secure release of U.N. personnel held in Communist prisons. He plans talks with Chinese leaders and British and Indian officials after returning from Stockholm. Hammarskjold declines timing for his departure and aims to meet Prime Minister Nehru in India before Peiping, with possible talks in London with Anthony Eden.
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Flamkjold
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Wey
Roy Sory
Return of U S Ships Set in Japan
Tokyo reports the Soviet Union will reclaim 27 World War II era ships via a Japanese port. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the withdrawal is slated for next week and requires adherence to Japanese entry and departure laws. The vessels are described as small-sized and were previously provided to Russia under wartime lend lease.
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Tukye
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Japan
Pastor Visits Convicted Doctor Sheppard Bitter Over Verdict
In Cleveland a stunned crowd notes the jury found osteopath Samuel Sheppard guilty of wife murder. The Rev Alfred Kreke visits the prisoner saying Sheppard remains bitter at the verdict. The judge imposed ten years to life with parole possible, and defense plans an appeal. Cardinal Spellman arrives in Korea to conduct Christmas services for U.S. troops from Pusan to the DMZ.
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Imen
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Trestay
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Kreke
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Bay Village
Miles
Uranium boom prompt with Gammascope counter ad
A Shelby Instrument advertisement claims a £10,000 reward for uranium finds and promotes a $49.95 Gammascope Geiger Counter as highly sensitive. It touts frequent uranium strikes and urges buying before others, listing 1701 Magnolia Ave as contact.
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Magnolia Ave
Industries blamed for Denver's smog
A report identifies industries outside Denver's city limits as principal offenders in air pollution. Kayinvel imental Control Services chief and D. Verresy of industrial hygienist roles urge creation of a nonpartisan tri-county air pollution control commission to coordinate stricter measures.
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Dacoe
D. Verresy
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Almanacs and devotional yearbooks on sale at Dale Book Store
The ad lists several religious yearbooks including The Jewish Almanac 1955, The Catholic Year 1958, and The Protestant Year 1955. Each title is described as daily almanac and devotional guide with early 20th century publishers. Available at 248 Pine Ave with prices noted.
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Dale Book Store
Pine Ave
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