U N Assembly backs fusion agency plan 53 0 vote
United Nations Assembly votes 53 to 0 to set up an international atomic energy agency and hold a second conference within three years. Kuznetsov urges quick disarmament debate but Western nations oppose rushing talks before more data is available. Britain and India support the Columbia radiation hazard priority proposal amid Korea and Algeria concerns.
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Peru
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V. K. Krishna Menon
Columbia
Atomic Agency
Eisenhower
Israel
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Jan Atomic Agency
U.N
Dag Hammarskjoid
ILN
FBI Probe of Buildings Chief Revealed
Washington reports say Rep Cel ler of New York disclosed the FBI is examining Peter A Strobel while he served as Public Buildings Commissioner earning 14 800 a year. Strobel denied wrongdoing and testified about his firm Strobel Salzman with details on past contracts and potential conflicts of interest. The subcommittee explored whether his private business and government duties conflicted, noting a contract with the Robert firm and possible implications under the criminal code. Strobel admitted he should have disclosed prior relationships before approving a government contract. The Public Buildings Commission oversees federal property, selects architects, and negotiates lease purchases.
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Cellar
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No Drive Next Time She May Lose Her Motor
Miss Billie Wiencie started her car after world Thursday but put it in gear and nothing happened. A mechanic diagnosed the issue as a stolen drive shaft, causing a misfire belief of clutch trouble.
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Billie Wienske
Derailment halts rail lines near Helendale
A eastbound freight derailed several cars, parts of the Union Pacific and Santa Fe routes blocked for hours near Helendale between here and Barstow. No injuries reported. The derailment affected two Grand Canyon Limited sections, arriving Los Angeles about three hours late.
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Life With Father Was Rather Peculiar in Birmingham
In Birmingham England 70 year old Frederick Swins was found dead by gas in Isitch after a restrictive life described by Marjorie and Mildred Hall aged 28 and 70. The sisters testified their father barred late nights makeup movies boyfriends and footwear beyond boys shoes. The coroner ruled accidental death.
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Auto Bomb Killing Trial Defense On McMinnville Case
In McMinnville Oregon the defense seeks to undermine the murder case against Marjorie Smith accused of killing her husband with 12 sticks of dynamite. Witnesses describe plans and a possible motive as the state rests its case and defense contemplates Mrs. Smith testifying.
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Smith
Negotiations Stall in United Air Lines Strike
Negotiations between United Air Lines and AFL flight engineers remained at standstill as operations continued across United routes. About 500 engineers still on strike forced cancellation of 11 of 273 daily flights, with the airline maintaining some service at roughly 56.4 percent of its schedule over 323,000 miles planned.
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Red Control Board Studies Union Plea
The Subversive Activities Control Board began study of motions by the International Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union aimed at blocking a government petition to designate the union as Communist infiltrated. Union attorneys argued for dismissal or delay, seeking hearings on SACB procedures and possible disqualification of board members, while claiming the petition was a strikebreaking tactic by Atty. Gen. Brownell.
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Subversive Activities Control Board
Justices Department
Justice Department
Brownell
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Thomas J. Herbert
Sn Denver, Corp
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
Suweme
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CIO
Arvey's Son Dismissed by Dixie Court
Miami Beach Florida UPI E Bud Arvey 38 son of Chicago Democratic boss Jacob M Arvey won dismissal in Municipal Court today of charges growing from a lovers quarrel He allegedly broke into the home of divorcee Mrs Jane Arenson slashed his wrist and demanded they marry She was not in court and Arvey said they would marry soon Judge Albert Saperstein dismissed the case after a brief lecture.
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Chicago
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Wi Ges
Arvey
Jane Arenson
Arenson
Georgia
Prince in San Diego Sees Military Bases
Prince Albert of Belgium visits San Diego touring naval and marine installations. The 21 year old royal traveled from Los Angeles after two days of nationwide sightseeing. He toured Paramount Studios and attended a luncheon hosted by the Association of Motion Picture Producers.
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Prince Albert
Belgium
King Badouin
Los Angeles
Paramount Studios
The
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Retail Gain 31 Percent Over 1948 Trade Summarized
Census officials report 1954 figures show retail trade reaching about 170 billion dollars, up 31 percent from 1948. Burgess notes growth in one million-dollar firms from 10,000 to 17,000 by 1954, wholesale and service sectors rising 20 percent in establishments and 20 to 25 percent in dollar volume, with total receipts up roughly 35 percent since six years prior. Findings on manufacturers to begin later in December.
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Hebert W. Burgess
Burgess
National Conference of Business Paper Editors
Robert Young Ailing in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Actor Robert Young, 48, is hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon with influenza. He was taken ill Thursday while working on his television program and is expected to stay about one day.
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