Arab League Leader Calls for Moslem Christian Spiritual Alliance
Rome January azzam Pash Arab League secretary general said a spiritual alliance of Islam and Christianity could unite more than half the world's people against atheistic materialism. He spoke to IL Tempo in Rome framing a joint front to defend moral concepts and peace while praising Pope Pius XII for upholding universal spiritual values.
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Abdel Rahman Azzam Pash
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IL Tempo
Awzam Pasha
New York
Cairo
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Pope Pius
Mother 15 Confesses Killing Father in Sleep
In Houston a 15 year old mother said she was glad it was over after confessing to killing Ernest E. Hollingsworth, 44, of Mobile, Alabama, who allegedly molested her and another daughter. She told police in a written statement that the four shots into his head and heart ended the abuse. The girl, who has a newborn son, said she woke at about 4 am and carried out the act in the apartment where they both lived. The other daughter was placed with juvenile authorities and no charges were filed against her.
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Houston
Texas
Charlie Breland
Ernest E. Hollingsworth
Mobile
Ala
Britain and France Answer Russ Count of Treaty Violation
OSCOW Jan 5 The British and French embassies have received their governments replies to Soviet notes accusing them of violating friendship pacts with Russia. They will likely hand the answers to the Soviet foreign ministry tomorrow. In Paris the French reply will be delivered this afternoon and the text published in Paris Monday. The notes claim adherence to the Atlantic Pact and Germany rearmament violated the pacts. Diplomats say a German remilitarization could lead to war. Observers see Moscow as fixated on Germany as the East West crisis core. The Kremlin has not yet commented on the Western Big Four talks notes but published their texts. Some see Moscow delaying to keep Eisenhower plans for German units under Atlantic command. The Kremlin replied to the December 22 notes within eight days, while the West waited seven weeks to answer. Delays may signal a desire to present a fait accompli.
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OSCOW
Russia
Paris
West Germany
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Ascow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Talks on German Role in Defense to Start Tuesday
BONN Germany Jan 5 UP Allied German talks on West Germanys military contribution to the western defense system will begin next Tuesday with formal technical discussions among US Britain France and West Germany The talks stem from Atlantic Pact decisions at Brussels to include German units in a 1 000 000 man international army under Gen Dwight D Eisenhower The German side seeks greater parity and warns of hard bargaining in exchange for near full nationhood while occupation powers contemplate lifting some restraints The US Britain and France named Maj Gen George P Hays John Guthrie Ward M Armand Berard Gen Jean Ganeval and Theodor Blank to lead delegations with military advisers Speidel Heusinger previously confirmed by Berlin
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Bonn
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West Germany
Alied High Commission
United States
Britain
France
Atlantic Pact
Brussels
Dwight D. Lisenhower
George P. Hays
John Guthrie Ward
Imperial Defense College
M. Armand Berard
Jean Ganeval
Berlin
Theodor Blank
Confederate Army Veteran, 106, Dies in North Carolina
Ruffin Van Buren Collie, a 106 year old Civil War veteran, died today in Rocky Mount North Carolina. His death leaves Sam E. Bannett of Yancey County as the sole survivor among the thousands of North Carolina soldiers who fought for the Confederacy. Collie credited his long life to a "serviet woman" and noted he had been married twice.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Ruffin van Buren Collie
Sam E. Bannett
Yancey County
North Carolina
Collie
Actress Joan Leslie Gives Birth to Twins
Actress Joan Leslie gave birth to twin girls in Los Angeles. One baby weighed 5 pounds 14 ounces and the other 3 pounds 13 ounces. The birth serves as an advance birthday gift for the actress who will turn 26 later this month. She is married to Dr. William Caldwell.
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Los Angeles
Acress
Fuan Leslie
Wiliam Caldwell
Rent complaints surge after rent control removal
Los Angeles landlords and tenant agencies report a flood of complaints about rent hikes from 50 to 100 dollars monthly since rent controls ended. Patrick O'Donovan of the Apartment Association warns against evictions driven by higher rents and predicts larger increases for big landlords. Maxwell Miller of the Los Angeles Tenants Council says staff advise tenants to seek treble damages for overcharges and illegal bonuses from the past year.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Patrick J. O'Donovan
Apartment Association of
Los Angeles County
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O’donovan
Maxwell Miller
Proud Parents Five Children Born Within 30 Months
Los Angeles report notes Jose and Mrs Perez claim a parental record with five children in 30 months including two sets of identical twins. New additions are twins Richard and David born on consecutive days, one at 1 50 p.m. Jan 1 and the other 20 minutes later on Jan 2. Eleven months earlier another pair Mary Ellen and Mary Lou were born. The fifth child is Irene, age unspecified.
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Los Angeles
Jose Perez
Perez
Richard
David
Mary Ellen
Mary Lou
Irene
Savage Hate Drive Aimed at Gen Ike
ARIS Jan 5 AP Communist newspapers in Paris eastern Europe and Moscow attack General Eisenhower as a tool of Wall Street and a warmonger and warn of protests and strikes ahead of his Atlantic Pact command. The attack accuses him of plans to form a new German Wehrmacht and to deploy 200 French divisions to wage aggression across Europe. The turmoil echoes across newspapers from Prague to Paris and includes claims of a planned occupation and scorched earth tactics in Korea and Paris.
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Eisenhower
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Europe
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Literary Gazette
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Cominform! Weekly
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Han St. Denis
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Link Hitchhiker Sought To Disappearances In Oklahoma
Tulsa dispatch reports lawmen seek to connect a hitchhiking robber with the disappearance of an Illinois family of five feared dead. The Mosser family car, bloodstained and bullet-pocked, was found on a rural road near Tulsa. No bodies or prints located as authorities pursue leads and the FBI suspect the hitchhiker may be involved in the crime. The missing are Carl Mosser, 33, his wife Thelma, 29, and their children Ronald Dean 7 Gary Carl 5 and Pamela Sue 3. Chris Mosser, twin brother of the husband and an Army lieutenant, joined the search. The slain family’s departure from Atwood, Illinois, to visit Chris’s base occurred last Friday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Illinois
Osage County
Warren Smith
Carl Mosser
Thelma
Ronald Dean
Gary Carl
Pamela Sue
FBI
Oklahoma City
Mosser
Atwood
Mosset
Chris
Albuquerque
N. M
Cities Weigh Defense Cost Division
SACRAMENTO Jan 5 Officials from California cities were to decide today how to divide costs of a civil defense program estimated at 1500000000 for state and local governments More than 400 officials at the first emergency session heard Maj Gen Walter M Robertson warn of California casualties from an atomic attack and the need for rapid mobilization of medical and civil defense resources Governor Earl Warren stressed the state faced a crisis and outlined plans to form detection teams fire equipment mobilization and block wardens with emphasis on civilian participation and preparedness
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Sacramento
California
Walter M. Robertson
Civil Defense
Robertson
Earl Warren
Wilton Halverson
Halverson
Albert W. Bellamy
University of California
Civil Defense Office
Warren
Joe Stalin
Sixth Fleet Warships to Call at Barcelona
London dispatch reports Sixth Fleet units, led by the Newport News, will sail into Barcelona harbor Tuesday for a goodwill call, one of the first since Franco’s rise. Vice Adm. John Z. Ballentine commands the Sixth Fleet, assigned to the Mediterranean.
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London
S. S
Barcelona
Spain
Generalissimo Frato Franco
Newport News
John Z. Ballentine
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Grave Error Two Hurt Speeding in Visit to Cemetery
DETROIT Jan 5 Four Donald Schmidt 19 sped through a cemetery at 60 mph to his brother's grave. His car overturned after missing a turn. Schmidt escaped with a skinned face. Passenger John Hayton 20 also exited alive but with a possibly broken back. Police could not ticket Schmidt since the incident occurred on private property.
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Detroit
Donald Schmidt
Schmidt
John Hayton
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