Russ Chief Warns of Atomic War
Bulganin predicts potential peace prospects for 1956 with international cooperation and trust possible through relaxation of tensions. He cites Geneva spirit from the Big Four while expressing limited enthusiasm for another U S Russia Britain France summit, urging all parties to consider mutual interests. He conveys cordial New Year greetings to Americans.
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Bulganin
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
France
Two Israeli Officials Die in Ambush
Two Israeli public works officials were killed and their driver seriously injured when an Arab death squad ambushed their jeep on the Beersheba to Blath highway. The attackers dressed in black used automatic weapons. UN observers were dispatched to the scene, and bloodhounds were brought in to pursue the assailants.
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Terusalem
Israel
Maj
Dan Gov
Beersheba
Blath
Albert Grand
United Nations
Bruce
United Press
U. N
el ‘Auja
Negev Desert
Gaza Strip
GOOD SPIRITS US VODKA TO RUSSIA ALMOST
Wiesbaden reports an American liquor salesman William Crawford plans to sell American grain based vodka to Russians to soften relations and gain publicity. He argues American vodka being grain based may reduce aggression versus potato based Russian vodka, noting vodka origins and ingredients as a factor in temperament.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Mostow
William’ Crawford
Europe
U. S
U S Builds A Engine For Planes In Atomic Vision
Washington and industry mix discuss atomic aircraft hopes. GE plans a test at a new Idaho engine proving station as officials flag that shielding remains unresolved. Sources note breakthroughs but no official claim of a viable atom powered plane, with experts predicting a long fuselage and a fast, radiation shielded engine.
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AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Washington
Liu
General Electric
China
Hong Kong
Hector
Li Yung-ming
Lin
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Land University of Missouri
Peiping
Farm 1
Ington
Immigration Service
Munist
Liz
Long Beach
Farmington
California Supreme Court Upholds Fair Trade Act Law
The California Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the Fair Trade Act in three cases, allowing mechanisms to fix fair margins on branded goods while permitting inspection orders. Justice Shenk led the majority, noting alignment with federal decisions. Justice Schauer dissented, questioning potential for arbitrary profits and impact on public welfare.
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San Francisco
anAct
Supreme Court
Skaggs
Mfg. Co
General Electric Co
Idistributing Co
John W. Shenk
B. Rey Schauer
GE Case Dispute With Alameda County Superior Court
A brief note records a dispute involving General Electric Co and Alameda County Superior Court. Details are sparse while the case progresses through the court's hands.
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General Electric Co
Alameda County
Hander
Three Acres Of Moon Staked By Perrin Field Pilots
Three acres on the moon were claimed Friday by jet pilots from Perrin Field Grayson County The three filed deeds to their property one acre each in the moon s north east quadrant with Delies County Clerk Eg Steger Filing the deeds were Air Force Lieutenants John Trim ble Pitman N J Edward Lewis Jr of Honolulu and George W Wish of Long Island N Y Stoner said the deeds are legally filed and that it appears the three pilots have a valid claim to their property.
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Dallas UP
Perrin Field
Grayson County
Delies County
Eg Steger
Air Force
John Trimble
Pitman
N. J
Rolling in dough dogs chew missing $200000
A $200000 shipment of non negotiable checks vanished en route from a bank to Los Angeles. A tracer traced the disappearance to a crate aboard a plane where dogs chewed the checks and used the paper as bedding, literally rolling in the dough.
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EL Centro
UPI
Los Angeles
High Court Permits Trial of Bonelli Aid
The California Supreme Court ruled 5 to 2 that evidence supports charges against Bernard P. Jof Jalhaun Los Angeles attorney and William G. Bonelli former Board of Equalization member in a San Diego case. Indictments include soliciting contributions from licensees and conspiracy to commit acts injurious to public morals and obstruct justice. A dissent noted limits in statute. Extradition in Arizona slated for Jan 16 pending ruling.
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San Francisco
VPI
Superior Court of
San Diego
Bernard P.jof
Jalhaun
Los Angeles
William G. Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
Calhoun
Grand Jury
Bonelli
Calhoun Syith
Board of Equalization
Bagnelli
Southern California Spirits Foundation
Supreme Court
Douglas “L. Edmonds
Phil 8. Gibson
John W. Schenk
Robert J. Traynor
Homer R. Spence
Jesse W. Carter
B. Rey Schauer
Kingman
Arizt
California
Arizona
Superior Court
Charles P. Elmer
Mojave County
Att v
Bernard T
Elmer
Caine
Body found after Santa Fe search for missing socialite
Elizabeth Roberts of Lincoln, 64, disappeared from the La Posada inn during Christmas visit. An air search located her body in a shallow gully near Santa Fe city limits. An autopsy is pending. no foul play suspected. The hunt involved Symbol, a veteran tracking dog, and a plan by her son to search by air.
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Santa FE
Nebraska
Alkene
Elizabeth Roberts
Lincoln
Neb
the Roberts
Ann Feersom
CID
New Mexico
Roberts
Outrance
North Cow
Pitts
Charles Roberts Jr
Rose Parade Prep Heads Toward Monday Celebration
Pasadena monitors Rose Parade plans as television networks prepare live coverage with 89 stations and 130 affiliates. About 2205 blossoms cover floats and 200 horses will parade, featuring Joan Quiver, Tillevi Rombin, and Arlene King Tahasey among celebrity guests. Weather outlook hints at mild, partly cloudy conditions with little rain across the South and Great Lakes regions.
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Pasadena
Charles E. Wilson
ABC
NBC
Jon Dollars
Rose
Joan Quiver
Pasadena City College
la Canada
Sweden
Tillevi Rombin
U.S. A
Arlene King Tahasey
Rutland, Vt
Plea for Son's Life Denied Says Mother
Mrs. Robert H. Stacy says President Eisenhower refused to commute the death sentence of her son Richard A Hagelberger for the 1952 German killings. The White House telegram cited thorough consideration and no basis for clemency. Co-defendant John Vigneault had his sentence commuted to 55 years. Hagelberger faces execution in Leavenworth.
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Chula Vista
Eisenhower
Robert H. Stacy
White House
Richard A. Hagelberger
Hagelberger
John Vigneault
Manchester
Paul Eckart
Lothar Schiesser
Diebach
Germany
Stacy
Vigneault
Phony Bomb Found Closes Times Square
A phony bomb in Christmas wrappings prompted a one hour closure of Times Square New York as a ticking clock device hidden in a shirtbox with green Yule paper was removed by a bomb squad after a newsstand operator carried it to the police info booth.
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New York
Knight to Reappoint Pitts to State Board
Nominal reference notes Nomads L Pitts of Alhambra president of the California State Federation of Labor to receive a new four year term as a director of the State Compensation Insurance Fund in an appointment by Knight.
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Pitts
State Board
Nomas
L. Pitts
Alhambra
California
State Federation of Labor
No Inkling for Ike's 1956 Plans
President Eisenhower and his aides, amid wariness of Soviet moves, plan no weekend rest as he nears completion of the State of the Union. He will not return to Washington for Congress opening on June 3 and will forward the message on January 3. He and Mrs. Eisenhower, awaiting New Year in Denver, share a quiet holiday with family as a federal flood relief grant of 1 million dollars is allocated to California.
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Eisenhower
John S. Doud
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Naval Base
Geneva
Milton Eisenhower
White House
Kevin McCann
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Washington
Congress
Denver
Howard Snyder
California
Western CAA Chief Marriott Retires After 18 Years
Joseph P. Marriott, Western regional administrator for the Civil Aeronautics Administration, has retired after 18 years. He said Friday he plans to become director of aviation for Riverside County starting February 1.
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Santa Monica UP
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Joseph 5. Marriott
Riverside County
Nuns' Mother House Destroyed by Fire in Nicolet
A seven hour blaze, likely arson, doomed the Grey Nuns five story mother house at Nicolet near the St Lawrence River. Police say the fire caused about 800000 dollars in damage before dawn.
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Grey Nuns
St. Lawrence River
Woman Sues For 56448 After Phone Falls In Denver
Mrs. Shirley L. Reichscheid sues Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and a Denver department store for 56448 in damages after a pay phone fell from the wall as she said hello. She was bed-bound 14 days with a broken nose concussion and other injuries.
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Denver
Shirley L. Reichscheid
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Spellman Leaves Formosa After 27Hour Visit
Cardinal Francis Spellman archbishop of New York ends a 27 hour trip to Formosa and departs for Manila after a brief stop in Taipei. He met with local church leaders and observers noted the hurried schedule during the Formosa tour.
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Taipei
Formosa
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Manila
Violinist Surmounts Broken String At Carnegie Hall
Russian violinist David Oistrakh with the New York Philharmonic continued a Carnegie Hall program after a broken E string during Shostakovich Violin Concerto. Assistant concertmaster Michael Rosenker quickly supplied his instrument, allowing a seamless reprise of the performance.
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New York
David Qistrakh
Carnegie Hall
Oistrakh
New York Philharmonic
Shostekovich
Leningrad
Michael Rosenker
Olstrakh
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