Dulles Outlines Pact With Nationalist China On Formosa Threats
Secretary of State Dulles announced a mutual security treaty with Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists on Formosa to defend Formosa and the Penghu Islands against a Red invasion. He warned the United States would retaliate if Formosa were attacked and suggested a possible naval blockade if Americans jailed as spies are not freed. The pact, expected to reach the Senate early next year, links Asia security with Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia to blunt Communist expansion.
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Red China
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China
Senate
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Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
Rales
Chiang
London
British
Foreign Office
Churchill
McCarthy censured by Senate in 67-20 vote
The Senate condemned Senator McCarthy 67-20 for abusing colleagues in a party-line rebuke. McCarthy pledged to continue opposing Communists and argued the action aimed to silence him. Two further accusations faced him as debate continued, including alleged abuse of witness Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker.
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Ralph W. Zwicker
R-Wis
Senate
Knowland
California
GOP
Bridges
New Hampshire
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Watkins
Utah
Zwicker
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Bennett
Communist Party
Dirksen
R-Ill
Mundt
R-Sd
Watkins Committee
Capitol
New York
Justice
Wisconsin
Sen. Wiley
Five Survive Crash Wreckage Of Airliner Found
NEA reports the Northeast Airlines DC3 wreckage was found atop Mt. Success near Milan New Hampshire. Two crew members, Co-pilot George D. McCormick and flight superintendent John McNulty, were dead. Five others survived after rescue efforts in heavy snow and deteriorating weather. Flight was from Laconia to Berlin Airport when missing two days earlier.
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McNulty
Laconia
N.H
Berlin Airport
Berlin
Arlington, Vt
Charles Miller
Milan
Peter Carey
Swampscott
Mass
Burke Gains 2053 Votes in Ohio Senate Recount
In a 25 county recount of the November 2 Senate race, Democrat Thomas A. Burke increases his margin by 2053 votes, surpassing the final 6041 lead of Republican George H. Bender as the process nears completion in 4667 of 6849 precincts. Bender urges voting machines to curb errors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
Senate
Burke
Ted W. Brown
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Summit County
Bender
Cleveland
Early December Cold Snap Grips Wide Region From Rockies to Coast
An early December cold snap chills wide areas from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Snow diminishes in the northern Midwest with flurries from the upper Mississippi Valley east to the northern Appalachians. The freezing air mass moves into the eastern states with subfreezing readings in Wyoming Montana and the upper Mississippi Valley. The Miami Valley expects fair weather tonight with a low of 22 and a high of 42 tomorrow as clouds increase.
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Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
Wyoming
Montana
Helena
Mont
New York City
Miami Valley
General Warns Atomic Hell Could Hit 100 Cities in War
General Benjamin W. Chidlaw warned that a global war could bring 100 pinpointed minutes of atom hell to a hundred major American cities. He spoke to more than 200 mayors and city managers gathered for briefings on foreign and defense policy as President Eisenhower attended.
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Atom Hell
U.S
Washington
Continental Air Defense Commander
Benjamin W. Chidlaw
United States
Russia
Chidlaw
Eisenhower
Mayors’ Conference
American Agents Smash Dope Ring
U S narcotics agents with police from four nations crushed an international drug ring aimed at importing narcotics into the United States via Italy and France. Coordinated raids in Turkey Syria and Lebanon arrested 27 traffickers and seized 888 pounds of crude opium 44 pounds of morphine base and 9 pounds of hashish. Lebanese customs also raided a clandestine Beirut lab.
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Rome
U.S
United States
Italy
France
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Beirut
Inter American Confab Ends On Friendly Note
The first Inter American Economic Conference adjourned on a friendly note as the United States pledged limited financial aid to Latin America. The only formal commitment was 1 million dollars for the technical assistance program plus loans from Export-Import Bank World Bank and a new International Finance Corp. Latin Americans voiced satisfaction but hoped for larger sums, while study groups will report within six months to deepen cooperation.
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Reginald L. Worn
Quitandinha
Brazil
United States
Latin America
U.S
Organization of American States
Export-Import Bank
World Bank
New International Finance Corp
Washington
Lively Guilty In Dresser Slaying Case
Victor H. Lively was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of 18 year old Dorothy Poore found in a dresser drawer at the Claypool hotel room in Clinton Indiana. The Texan was sentenced to life imprisonment after a nine hour jury deliberation in Marion County Criminal Court.
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Indianapolis
Victor H. Lively
Dorothy Poore
Marion County Criminal Court
Lively
Saul Rabb
Clinton, Ind
Claypool
Pope Pius XII Slips Toward Acute Depression
Vatican sources say the pope is seriously ill with an acute depression. Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi kept vigil through the night at the papal apartment as officials report the pope's deteriorating condition and low mood.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Pop
Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi
Papal
Allies Ignore Soviet Call for New Korean Talks
United States and allies dismissed Soviet Premier Malik’s bid for a new Korean conference at the United Nations. James J. Wadsworth stated the U N allies will not negotiate with Communists unless they accept two Geneva principles: U N right to repel aggression and supervised elections in all Korea. Malik argued Peiping and North Korea must join, but offered no path to solution.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
Red China
North Korea
U. N. Assembly
United States
Russia
Jacob Malik
Assembly
South Korea
U. N
United Nations Command
Wadsworth
Korea
Malik
Peiping
Reds Propose Integration of Armed Forces Plan
Eight European Communist nations at the Soviet led European Security Conference called for integration of their armed forces and a joint command if the Paris accords rearm West Germany. The declaration was signed in Moscow with Molotov and visiting delegates. Red China's observer supported the move, naming the eight nations: Soviet Union East Germany Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Albania.
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Paris
West Germany
Great
Kremlin Palace
V. M. Molotov
Red
Red China's Observer, Wen-Tien
Chang
NATO
Soviet Union
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Defense Votions Overruled In Sheppard Murder Trial
Cleveland AP motion rulings keep Dr Samuel Sheppard’s murder case in trial. Judge Blythin overruled defense requests for acquittal, leaving guilt or innocence to a jury. Defense hinted at alternate suspects and questioned key evidence, including nail polish, wounds count, and possible disfigurement.
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Cleveland
Sheppard Mureder
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Samuel Sheppard
Blythin
Stephen Sheppard
Steve
Susan Hayes
Sam
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
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