U S Agrees to Bid Reds to U N Parley
Secretary Dulles announced the U S intends to invite Red China to attend cease fire talks at the United Nations with the aim of halting fighting near Formosa and establishing a buffer zone. Officials say Peiping’s acceptance remains the pivotal question for a possible compromise.
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Dulles
Hawland
London
United States
Knowlind
Knowland
Indochina
Security Council
Daz Hammarskjold
Sir Leslie
Red China
Peiping
Radin
Formosa
China
U.N
United Nations
Formosa Strait
Eth
Whaui Shek
Pescadores Islands
Quemoy
Matsu
Tachens
Chiang
Frozen Up Water Line Freezes Lyman Town Services
Cheyenne Wyoming reports water pipes in Lyman frozen for four days, closing schools, restaurants, and bars. Residents haul water as no sewer flow is observed. State civil defense director Col Stan Edwards warns of health risks while water supply remains cut off after an open ditch froze blocking pipe flow.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
P—Thel
Lyman
Kenneth Fierro
B.unital
Stanley Edwards
Civil Defense
British strikes cost Britain 1954 work days lost
Last year Britain faced its worst strike record in a decade with 2,270,000 working days lost in 1954. The most disruptive stoppage was an October deck strike that closed the ports of London and Liverpool.
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London
UPI
Britain
Liverpool
Patman Attacks Treasury 40 Year Bond Offer
Congressman Patman denounces the Treasury bond issue as a lender enrichment plan calling the 40 year 3 percent bond a campaign for special interests. He warns the long term issue signals official confidence the downturn has ended, and challenges Rep Thomas Curtis to a House debate over the plan.
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Washington
Rop Patman
D-Text
Treasury
Panama
Canal
Atman
Senate
L House Economic Committee
Thomas
Curtis
R-Mo
Fatman
Patman
Quick Formosa policy vote eyed by Senate leaders
The debate centers on Formosa and Pescadores defense. Lehman argues no basis to defend Quemoy and Matsu, while supporting U S protection to Formosa. White House says forces are defensive and warns against preventive war. Senate ready to advance the resolution as debate continues.
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Isenhower
Congress
Quemey
Mat
Isa
China Proper
Lehman
China
Formosa
Pescadores
Japan
Quemoy
Matsu
Eisenhower
Senate
Pescadores Islands
House
Clements
D.-Ky
Knowland
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
U. S
United States
White House
Chiang
Red
Morse
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George
Coed from Illinois heads to Paris to meet Monaco prince
Joan Stork, 20, of Alton Illinois departs for Paris to meet Prince Rainier of Monaco after reading a magazine article claiming he seeks American wives. She plans no immediate romance, aims to show a typical American college girl and return after her visit. Her funds total 650 from Champaign wait staff earnings and a Christmas gift from her father.
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New York
University of Illinois Coed
Paris
Joan Stork
Alton, Til
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Miss Stork
Sue
LaGuardia
Tyo
Champaign
United States Poised to Bar Formosa Invasion
Reports from Tokyo and Washington describe U S forces braced to counter a possible Communist invasion of Formosa. Nationalist air and naval units claim strikes on Tachens and nearby targets as U S carrier Midway and Pittsburgh edge toward the area to bolster the 7th Fleet.
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Rankin
Tokyo
U. S
Far East
Alaska
Philippines
Formosa
U.S
Tachens
Toumen
Yikiangshan
Taineh
Quemay
Matsu
Tachen Islands
Quemoy
United States
Yikiangshan Island
United Nations
World Organization
Washington
Eisenhower
Peiping Radio
Congress
Chinese Red Radio
U. S. Congress
Chekiang
Fukien
Pearl Harbor
Felix B. Stump
Stump
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Astal
Midway
Pittsburgh
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Foumosan
7Th Fleet
Sah
Yorktown
Kearnsarge
Wasp
Essex
Police Quiz Beauties in Rubinstein Slaying
Detective work centers on the Rubinstein murder at a mansion where William Morter found him dead in a third door bedroom. No forced entry noted. investigators interview secretary Patricia Wray, Denise Darcel’s ex-husband, Betty Reed, and Edward Lester amid deportation and extortion links and past threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morter
Rubinstein
Miss Gardner
Patricia Wray
Peter Crosby
Denise Darcel
Ambassador Jan. 1
Betty Reed
Waill Street
Govern
Sergeant Tells How Nugent Aired Propaganda for Reds
The Army court-martial of Maj Am brose H Nugent heard Sgt Marvin E Talbert recount a claimed propaganda broadcast by Nugent while a prisoner in Seoul during the Korean War. Talbert and Har vey Bailey testified that Nugent described making a broadcast for Red captors to save lives and urged troops to lay down arms amid mess hall noises.
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Ft, Sill
Okla
CPI
Army
Ambrose H. Nugent
Marvin E. Talbert
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Harvey N. Bailey
Amarillo
Tex
Talbert
Nugent
Seoul
Sir Bailey
South Korea
North Korea
United States
U. S
Maj
Robert E. Hough
Hough
Tan
Mess Hall
Sgt
Minford
Stearns
Wisconsin
Test flight by Convertiplane in New Castle craft
New York UP A convertiplane developed by Transcendental Aircraft Corp of New Castle Delaware completed an early flight. The craft rose vertically under two rotors that measure about 1? feet and tilt 90 degrees forward to enable forward thrust.
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New York
Transcendental Aircraft Corp
New Castle
Del
Wilford
South Korea backs truce team cutback reported
South Korea welcomes a Swiss appeal for a sharp reduction of the neutral nations supervisory commission in Korea. Seoul protests the four nation truce commission and accuses Czech and Polish members of spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Sequl
Hong Kee Karl
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Korea
Truce Commission
Roll Probes School Warehouse Thefts
In Los Angeles a probe into thefts at the school system warehouse near 14th and San Pedro St. implicates truck drivers and stock clerks, with six arrested employees fired by the Board of Education. About 18,000 dollars in supplies vanished, including refrigerators and typewriters, as investigators under Deputy District Attorney Dan Leedy question some 50 employees amid concerns over night warehouse supervision.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Norton
Charles Excereation
Ieee
Watkins
Mary
Roll
Dan Leedy
School Business Division
14Th and
San Pedro St
S. San Pedro St
Schuyler C. Joyner
School System
Douglas Boone
Boone
Maurice Schulford
Lloyd G. Perry
John M. Smyles
William P. Vickers
Bigamist charge arising from two Arizona marriages
Woodland Hills man Roland Paul Bronder, 29, faces a bigamy charge after two women, Joyce Fisk Bronder of Saugus and Mona Barkley Bronder of Woodland Hills, testified they wed him in separate Arizona ceremonies. Joyce said she married Bronder in February in Arizona and a son was born in October. he allegedly tore up their marriage certificate and left. Mona testified she married Bronder in Quartzsite, Arizona, and only learned of his prior marriage when he was arrested for burglary.
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van Nuys Gfi
Roland Paul Bronder
Woodland Hills
Arizona
Joyce Elaine Fisk Bronder
Saugus
Mona May Barkley Bronder
Joyce
Bronder
Unia
Ariz
Mona May
Brander Dee
Quartzsite
Woman Driving Wrong Way Flees After Crash in Omaha
Gordon A. Elster told the Omaha police traffic squad that a woman driving the wrong way down a one way street hit his car and then backed up to bash it again before speeding off. He reported the incident to authorities on Thursday.
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Leslie Gould
New York Journal- American Financial
Serge
Edward Lester
Emanuel Lester
Rubinstein
Lester
California
Stanley T.stanley
Omaha
VFI
Gordon A. Elster
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Joseph Stork
Serge Rubinstein
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Miriam Stevenson
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Perry Griffith
Convertiplane
Young Wives
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Bigamist
Waste King
Westinghouse
Universal
NEW Hoover
Westing
Reg
Honrife
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Blackstone
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Hotpoint
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