Vishinsky Says Soviets Lead In Applied Nuclear Science
At the United Nations the Soviet Union's Andrei Vishinsky asserted that the Soviet Union holds advantages in applied science for weapons beyond the atomic and hydrogen bombs. He rejected Western claims of Western superiority, urged consultation with scientific experts, and defended the 1933 peace plan advocating total nuclear disarmament. He criticized Lloyd and Jules Moch for absence and stressed that the General Assembly is not a talent-finding body.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vohinsky
United States
Thell Sientific
Vishinsky
Selwyn Floyd
Stard
Nishinsky
Lloyd
Jules Moch
Britain
Forign
Anthony Eden
Bermuda
Leasant
A.J. Willams
U. S
Henry J. Caper Lodge Jr
Lodge
Washington
U. N
General Assembly
Weather Outlook With Sun and Fog Tonight
A weather summary indicates high sleadiness at times tonight and Friday with sunny daytime periods. Gradual buildup of coaster fog expected and cooler temperatures overall.
Legally Dead Insurance Paid Palmers Found
Orange Texas residents Thomas and Betty Palmer, long declared legally dead after Nashville missing person cases 22 years prior, confirmed by Nashville sources and AP, as authorities and photographers converged on their home. The couple, parents of six, live quietly as a Texas patrolman observed, while their daughter’s pregnancy adds family tension. Mrs Palmer, a former court reporter, remains reserved about the revelation, promising to talk later.
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Orange
Texas
Thomas D. Palmer
Nashville
T Heir House
Texas Highway
Mrs. Palmer
Aytewarter
Dunesan
Palmers
Palmer
Thomas C. Buntin
Beaumont
Buntin
Insurance Company
Tennessee
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Boyle
Thanksgiving Quietly Shapes Korea War Halt
In Panmunjom a Thanksgiving holiday slows peace conference efforts and the repatriation talks for prisoners. The armistice machinery stalls as diplomats take the day off. U N forces and Koreans share meals with 22 unrepatriated Americans. Indian guards mediate, while interviews with prisoners await Indian rules. General Taylor notes the first Thanksgiving without gunfire on the front.
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America
U. N
Ruarda
Red
U. S
Arthur Dean
Maxwell Taylor
Eighth Army
Armed Forces
Korea
U S Attains Highest Level of Good Living in 1953
The Federal Reserve Board reports 1953 saw record national output and personal income. GNP about 368 billion dollars, up 5 percent from 1952, and personal income near 285 billion, up 6 percent. Farm proprietors income fell to postwar low around 16.25 billion. Inflation appears to end, with prices stabilizing and inventories slowing.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Ewan Clagusé
The
Breau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
She ‘Board
FBI Seizes Most Wanted Fugitive Thomas Massingale
FBI agents captured Thomas Jackson Massingale in Las Vegas New Mexico marking an arrest of a 16 most wanted fugitive. He faced charges for kidnapping a guard during a Hutchinson Kansas reformatory jail break on May 14 1953 after Massingale and two inmates seized a car with a hostage. PMID
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Washington
FBI Today
Ais Vegas
N. M
Thomas Jackson Massingale
Hutchinson
Kan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Wyoming
Massingale
Saturday Evening Post
New Mexico
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Reformtory
Nab Family in Armored Car Theft
FBI arrests George D. O'Brien 43, his wife Margaret 42, and son George J. 20 for the second largest cash robbery in U S history. The Danvers heist involved a $681,000 pickup from United States Trucking Co. MIT student George J. O'Brien was seized on campus in Cambridge as authorities pursue charges of theft and receiving stolen property. The family home in Wollaston Mass. is the scene of the initial arrests and the mother was suspended from MIT pending the case outcome. A dramatic crime tied to a major Fed Reserve Bank property theft unfolds with residents reacting to the shock.
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Boston
Parker
Maren
FSI
George D. O'Brien
Margaret
George Js
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Federal Reserve Bank
FBI
Wollaston
Mass
Bostor
South Shore
MEP
Carmbridge
MIT
O'Brien
Institute
United States Trucking Co
Danvers
Swan Rescued After Thanksgiving Kidnap Plot
Norwalk dairyman Pete Hettinga used a goose to recover his prize swan believed to be hunted for a Thanksgiving roast. Two boys returned the swan after a threat of no questions asked rewards. Hettinga accepted the gift and blamed a mistaken identity with a goose.
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Pete Hettinga
Norwalk
E. Imperial Hwy
Hettinga
Long Beach Observes Quiet Thanksgiving Day
Long Beach observed Thanksgiving with church and family services and light traffic. The day featured unusually warm temperatures and a cooler outlook due to clouds. Rev. Edward E. Baird urged national devotion to religion and cited Pilgrim-era prayers as essential to America’s enduring moral strength.
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Long Beach
Santa Ana
Edward E. Baird
Enmimanuel Presbyterian Church
Belmont Heights Methodist Church
Baird
B. C
America
Thanksgiving Holiday Weather Dips Across East
Cold windy conditions marked the Thanksgiving holiday across the eastern half of the nation with light snow flurries from the Mississippi River to the Alleghenies and south to Kentucky. Northern Minnesota saw the heaviest fall at up to eight feet in places while Maine and the Pacific Northwest reported showers. southern regions were mainly fair or partly cloudy as a cold front lowered temperatures from New Mexico to the coast. Miami dipped to 39, 17 degrees below Wednesday, while most areas between Miami and New York saw higher readings.
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Mississippi River
Kentucky
Minnesota
Maine
Pacific Northwest
Southland
New Mexico
Miami
New York
Freighter Finds Six Off Abandoned Boat
The missing six-man crew of the Newfoundland coastal vessel Danzie were rescued at sea Wednesday night off the eastern ion Island. Capt. Robert Smith of Grand Bank, Nild., and his crew were found adrift in two dories and reported in good condition. The 107-ton Dangie was found abandoned early Wednesday about 60 miles east of here after radioing that it was drifting and sinking.
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Louisburg
Newfoundland
Ion Island
Arttie Sealer
Robert Smith
Grand Bank
Here
Smith
Earthquake in Japan Causes One Fatality
A central and northern Japan quake left one person dead, a 58 year old farmer electrocuted by a snapped high tension wire. Two aftershocks followed in Tokyo with no further casualties reported.
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Tokyo
Japan
45 Teen Age Indians Feted in Southland
Forty five teen age Arizona Indians, 25 girls and 20 boys from 10 tribes, were welcomed in Los Angeles by Mayor Wortig Poulson in front of the city hall. They will return to Phoenix Friday by bus under auspices of the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
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