Lodge and Vishinsky contrast at United Nations briefing
In Dallas, Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. offered a brief contrast between U S policy and Russia’s stance as reflected by Vishinsky The report highlights Lodge’s summary describing Vishinsky as strictly following instructions and closely held by Moscow The piece also weaves in unrelated local snippets about a boy seeking fried chicken and a family seeking measles exposure for nephrosis treatment, reflecting a jumble of clipped items.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
United States
United Nations
Dallas
Andrei Vishov
Os Sainsky
Russia
Vishinsky
Eld
Lin
Washington
Blind Australian gains sight after eye transplant from friend
In Brisbane Tom Dilks a 68 year old water front worker born losing vision waited for an eye graft. His friend Phil Trevor a 31 year old butcher offered his right eye free of charge after insisting he needed nothing in return. Doctors confirmed transplant possible and Dilks saw Trevor for the first time.
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Down Unger
Brisbane
Australia
Tom Dilks
Phil Trevor
Trevor
Dilks
Crazy Human Acts and Odd Trials Across Towns
A theater manager recalls teens climbing a pole to access his New Orleans venue and swinging from a 2800-volt line to a fire escape while rejecting free tickets. Boston divorce testimony cites a husband with an April Fool joke gone wrong. New York’s Cataldo Manzella, un employed, defends subway riding as health given sinus headaches amid vagrancy charges. Percy Harrison, 55, fined 28 dollars for stealing electric gear for a Nativity play at his bakery employer’s church. A Michigan man mails a note to a quirky diner, while a federal note appears from Donnell Culpepper in Albuquerque postal records.
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Fred Richards
New Orleans
Cataldo Manzella
New York
Manzella
Percy Harrison
Deadlock in Big Four talks stops Berlin conference start
Berlin reports the Big Four foreign ministers meet with no progress after 11 days of talks and amid 71 days until the opening. Washington says a delay seems unlikely beyond January 25 but Moscow hints at stalling tactics. Dulles schedules pre conference talks with Eden and Bidault on January 22. Molotov expected dawn and Pravda criticizes Western proposals for elections. The Soviet press backs an all German provisional government while opposing an EDC six nation army.
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Berlin
State Department
Washington
United States
U. S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
V. M
Moscow
West
Pravda
Moscow Pressin
Pro
Soviet Union
Atom
Communist ‘Party
Ex Bus Driver Sues CTA for 50000 Damages
Elmer Burroughs a former Chicago Transit Authority bus driver charged that constant jolting of the bus damaged his heart blood vessels and other internal organs making him unfit for any other work He asked for 50000 in damages from his former employer in Chicago.
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Chicago
Elmer Burroughs
Chicago Transit Authority
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