Stevenson Opposes Hall On Southern GOP Gains
Adlai Stevenson disputes Leonard Hall on the South’s political shift as Hall urges Republicans to ride Eisenhower’s banner in 1956. Stevenson, touring Florida, says Democratic candidate will carry the state, while Hall addresses a Georgia GOP dinner in Atlanta. Senate hopes cited by Goldwater, and Young Democrats hear Williams and Stevenson clash over moderation and domestic policy.
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Leonard W. Hall
Adlai Stevenson
Hall
Atlanta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Stevenson
Florida
Eisenhower
Ilinois
Oklahoma City
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Benson
Georgia
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Goldwater
Washington
Midwest
New York
Oregon
Nevada
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Soviet Outburst Termed Blunder in Burma Visit
In Rangoon and Washington the trip of Bulganin and Khrushchev is described as a selling tour of Southeast Asia. Dulles and Portugal's foreign minister condemned Khrushchev's temple remarks as a blunder that could erode goodwill from the Russians’ tour while Burma’s U Nu canceled plans to join the leaders in Mandalay.
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Rangoon
Burma
Russia
Southeast Asia
Washington
Dulles
Portugal
U Nu
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
Mandalay
Heho
Shan States
Maymyo
U.N
World Health Organization
Bulganin
U.S
Red Party
Paulo Cunha
GM Chief To Refute Criticism By Dealers
General Motors President Harlow Curtice told senators GM will provide documentary evidence to counter dealer complaints about sales pressure franchise losses and unnecessary equipment. Alfred Sloan Jr. testified GM grew through coordinated decentralization and denied expansion just for size, while senators questioned future growth and potential moves into housing.
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Washington
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Curtice
Sen
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Wyoming Democrat
Senate
Lso
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Sloan
General Motors
Sen. Dirksen
R-Ill
Fog and rain blanket half the United States today
A dense fog cover and widespread rain stretched across the eastern half of the nation with lingering drizzle in many areas. Snow fell in the Rockies and Western Plains with 1 to 4 inch accumulations in western Nebraska and the Central Rockies. Early temps ranged from 3 below zero in Minot to 74 in Key West. freezing lines ran from northern Michigan to eastern Nebraska and northern New Mexico with bitter readings in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and eastern Montana.
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Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Rockies
Plains
Nebraska
Minot
N.C
Key
Michigan
New Mexico
Plateau
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Dayton Woman Dies in Home Fire Tragedy
Dayton police report Rose Marie Brenton, 34, died from asphyxiation and burns in a one room apartment blaze early today. Fire crews found the woman inside and kept the flames from spreading to nearby units.
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Dayton
Ohio
Rose Marie Brenton
Strangulation Slaying Sparks Chicago Area Mystery
Police hunt a 32-year-old man in connection with the strangling and rape of 50-year-old Ruth Beal in Harvey Illinois. Beal’s naked body was found by her husband with hands bound, a stocking gag, and a second neck restraint. The Beal case mirrors prior unsolved strangulations in Chicago area including Edith Jamieson and three boys found in forest near Chicago. Investigators link the incidents and say neighbors reported seeing a man near the Beal home on Friday.
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Chicago
Matt Romer
South Side
Beal
Romer
Robinson Woods
Forest Preserve
Robert Peterson
Schussler
John
Anton
Jamieson
AFL CIO merger forms Amalgamated Street Railway Union
Dallas transit workers adopted a new union name under the AFL CIO merger. The Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees Union of America Local 1338 was announced as their designation.
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Dallas
Dallas Transit Company
AFL Cio
AFL CIO face clash as parties woo union voters
The newly merged AFL CIO opens with leaders from both parties seeking labor votes from its 16 million members. Eisenhower will address by phone from Gettysburg while Harriman and Stevenson prepare speeches for the Democratic side.
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Afl-Cio
New York
Eisenhower to discuss 1956 program with Congress leaders
President Eisenhower meets top Republican leaders in Gettysburg to review the 1956 program. Len Knowland presses for early disclosure of his own term plans while both Knowland and Martin push for the State of the Union agenda. A medical check following the heart attack is expected in late January.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Congress
Len Knowland
Knowland
Martin
House
Senate
Woman Swallows Heroin Dose in Narotics Arrest
Cincinnati police say 24 year old Virginia Rawson swallowed about 10 heroin capsules to hide evidence in a narcotics case. She refused stomach pumping, saying she would rather die, but was taken to General Hospital where doctors pumped her stomach. She and her husband face prior narcotics charges.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Rawson
General Hospital
GE Mum On Plane Device
Cincinnati General Electric officials declined to comment on reports that a nuclear reactor flew in the nose of an Air Force B36 bomber. D Roy Shoults cited tight Atomic Energy Commission regulation while confirming no statements were made about the experiments.
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Cincinnati
General Electric
D. Roy Shoults
Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Shoults
Auto Crash Fatal in Cincinnati Narrows to One Death
Kenneth Perk, 19, of Norwood, died at General Hospital after his car rammed a barrier and plunged 20 feet into Duck Creek last night. The crash occurred in Cincinnati and the victim succumbed to injuries today.
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Cincinnati
Kenneth Perkins
Norwood
General Hospital
Duck Creek
Burke 38 Convicted Faces Chair
Elmer Trig ger Burke, 38, was convicted in Manhattan of first degree murder for the Walsh killing in 1952 after a 23 day trial. Sentencing deferred. death penalty mandatory if upheld. Burke linked by Boston police to the 1950 Brink's holdup and other armored car crimes. He escaped from a Boston jail on August 28, 1954.
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New York
Elmer “Trigger” Burke
Manhattan
Burke
Boston
Sing Sing
Edward "Poochy" Walsh
Walsh
Underworld
Brink
Danvers
Mass
Youth, 16, Takes Wild Trip Six Autos Stolen
A 16 year old Gary, Indiana youth, James Richard Metcalfe, stole six cars and caused multiple crashes as he zigzagged from northern Indiana through Kentucky to Henderson before landing in jail. He escaped three crashes, aided by a speedy 1956 convertible test run at 100 mph, and faced grand larceny charges with a $1,000 bond.
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Henderson
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Kentucky
Evansville
James Richard Metcalfe
Eugene Chaney
Metcalfe
Kentland
Ohio River
Louisville
Columbus Back On Water Wagon
Columbus faced a water main break that prompted a temporary state of emergency declared by Mayor M. E. Sensebrenger. The 36 inch main was severed by a power shovel, leaving downtown and near west areas without drinking water until workers isolated the rupture and restored service near normal levels by nine this evening.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. E. Sensebrenger
Erie Rail Freight Derails Near Spencerville Injuring Two Conductors
In Lima Ohio an eastbound Erie Railroad freight train derailed one mile east of Spencerville last night involving thirty one of ninety cars. Two conductors sustained injuries while crews worked to secure the scene and determine cause.
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Lima
Ohio
Erie Railroad
Spencerville
Director Anatole Litvak and Sophie Bourdein wed in Vegas
LAS VEGAS Nev Movie director Anatole Litvak aged 52 and French model Sophie Bourdein aged 30 were honeymooning today after marrying yesterday at the Sands Hotel by Justice of the Peace John Mendoza It was the couple's second marriage for both.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Anatole Litvak
Sophie Bourdein
Justice of the Peace
John Mendoza
Sands Hotel
Trains Collide In Barnes Wreck Kills Twelve
A London suburb crash involving an electric passnger train and a standing freight train left twelve dead and over 530 injured. Eleven of the dead remained unidentified twelve hours after the disaster.
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Barnes
England
London
West End
Thames Valley
Barnes Station
Central
United States to loan 60 million for Argentina steel plant
Buenos Aires reports a 60 million dollar U S loan to Argentina to finish a steel plant at San Nicolas in Buenos Aires province. Economic adviser Raul Prebisch said funds will back the project long requested by the Peron regime, now supported by anti Peronists after recent ouster.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
Raul Prebisch
Pedro Aramburu
Henry F. Holland
U.S
Prebisch
Samuel C. Waugh
San Nicolas
Prrvince
Rosario
Peron
Wet conditions hamper driving across Ohio highways
Ohio State Highway Director S P Linzell reported today that the state roadways are slick with rain, mist, and fog hampering driving conditions across regions.
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Columbus
Ohio
S P. Linzell
Mock War Simulates POW Reunion For GI Bride
Rosa Maria DeGiovanni, 21, arrived with daughter Joann in New York seeking her husband Sgt John N. DeGiovanni, 25, of the First Armored Division at Fort Hood. He is reportedly a mock prisoner in Louisiana during Camp Polk maneuvers, his location kept secret by the exercise. The wife was left penniless after a Jersey, Channel crossing robbery. Travelers Aid and the Red Cross assist as the couple hopes to reunite.
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New York
Rosa Maria Breu DeGiovanni
Louisiana
John N. DeGiovanni
Joann
DeGiovanni
Rosa Maria
Europe
Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
Camp Polk
de Giovanni
Isle of
Jersey
English Channel
United States
Travelers Aid Society
The
Red Cross
Recrecy
Mre DeGiovanni
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