Next Move Up To GOP Is Observers Felt
Observers say the Republican path centers on fending off Gov. Lausche and Sen. Burke after their announcements. Lausche seeks an unprecedented fifth term as Ohio governor, Burke runs for the unexpired Taft term, shaping GOP primary strategy and likely opposition from George H. Bender and James A. Rhodes. Lausche first won in 1944, later returning despite a 1946 loss.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lauscher
Thomas A. Burke
Lausche
Burke
Robert A. Taft
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
George H. Bender
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Taft
U.S. Delegate Warns Communists on Korean Peace Talks
U S delegate Arthur H Dean calls his final plan for a Korea peace conference explicit and time-limited. Communists deride the offer as absurd while South Koreans reject talks, and the pace of POW repatriations continues.
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Panmunjom
U. S
South Korea
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Reds
Russia
Eisenhower to address U N on arms and Korea peace
United Nations expected address by President Eisenhower appeals for a breakthrough in East West atomic control and Korea peace talks. He met with Churchill and Bidault in Bermuda and will address a packed General Assembly audience before returning to Washington.
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U. N
Eisenhower
General Assembly
Bermuda
la Guardia Field
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
la Guardia
Washington
U. S
Voice of America
Segregation Decision Is Months Off
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the 14th Amendment gives the court power to order school integration and whether the separate but equal doctrine applies. Attorneys urged the court to outlaw segregation, with a decision likely months away.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Spy Hearings Resumed Over Radar Espionage Claims at Fort Monmouth
Washington Senator McCarthy restarts public hearings to probe espionage on radar secrets at the Army Signal Corps or Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Secretary Stevens told reporters an Army inquiry found no evidence of spying at Fort Monmouth in recent years.
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army
Robert T. Stevens
oereCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Churchill Opposes Ike Speech on Atomic Age at UN
The Daily Express reports Prime Minister Churchill tried to persuade President Eisenhower to tone down his upcoming UN address on the atom bomb. Churchill reportedly warned the draft could shock world opinion and threaten NATO credibility. Hagerty later said Churchill and French Premier Laniel had read the speech and had no objections.
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Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Churchill
Eisenhower
United Nations
Express
Bermuda
Rene MacColl
NATO
Europe
MacColl
the Express
U. N. Assembly
U. S
James Hagerty
Joseph Laniel
Army Hospital Funds Missing at Camp Pickett
More than $10,000 is missing from the Army hospital fund at Camp Pickett Virginia. The sergeant in charge, Arthur R. Newport 45 Crestline Ohio, is charged with being absent without leave since Sunday. FBI and police were asked to help locate him and recover the fund details remain undisclosed.
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Camp Pickett
U.S. Army Hospital
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arthur R. Newport
Crestline
Ohio
Army
Bulldozer Unearths Indian Graveyard Near Norwalk
A turnpike bulldozer uncovered an old burial ground near Norwalk Ohio, likely from Indian days. Curator Raymond S Baby of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society Museum in Columbus has recovered three skeletons along with shell beads a clay pipe and a small skinning knife found atop a hill on the Kurtz farm.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Raymond S. Baby
Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society
Columbus
Big Three Challenge Malenkov in Bermuda Talks
The Big Three Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel issued a Bermuda communique calling for early Berlin talks among foreign ministers to advance German unification and Austrian independence. They urged progress on Korean settlement talks, Indo China peace efforts, and a peaceful liberation of East European states while urging unity and reducing world tension. The note to Russia proposed a Big Four ministers meeting in Berlin on Jan 4. Eisenhower planned a U N appearance on atomic age perils as Laniel recovers from a lung infection and may depart for Paris while Churchill heads to London.
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Atomic Plant Construction Threatened in Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio office workers authorized a committee to call a strike if no contract is reached with Peter Kiewit Sons Co the prime contractor for the atomic plant where about 13000 workers are employed A strike could trigger construction tie up as union and company negotiators with a federal mediator near agreement on wages but travel pay remains a stumbling block The AFL Office Employees International Union official from Washington DC says if office workers strike construction workers may refuse to cross picket lines
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Ohio
Portsmouth Area
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
George P. Firth
Washington D. C
AFL
Possible U S Prisoners Alive in Soviet Union Theory Explored
Washington officials say some Pentagon members doubtfully entertain reports of American captives in Korea or behind the Iron Curtain. They note Communist reports are incomplete and independent investigations blocked. A returned WWII prisoner suggested Americans may be in Siberian mines, while about 7,500 U S service members remain missing in Korea with little information available.
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Pentagon
Korea
Defense Department
Moscow
Siberian
Army
Federal mediator outlines formula to end New York newspaper strike
Federal Mediator Walter A. Maggiolo outlined a proposed formula to end the six New York newspaper strike now in its seventh day. The plan centers on a fact finding board, with Denis Burke and William Mapel present as talks continued and a union meeting possible if the plan is accepted. If ratified, picketing could end within an hour.
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New York
Walter A. Maggiolo
AFL
Maggiolo
Denis M. Burke
William Mapel
Publishers Assn
New York City
Burke
Mapel
Leopard Shot After Escape at Oklahoma City Zoo
Oklahoma City Zoo director Julian Frazier killed the escaped leopard within a half hour after it bolted from its cage. An attendant H. S. Alsup was bitten and treated. the breakout was blamed on a door that failed to click shut.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
Zoo
Julian Frazier
Frazier
H. S. Alsup
Senator Jensen Traded to Red Sox for McDermott and Umphiett
New York report says the Washington Senators exchanged outfielder Jackie Jensen to Boston for pitcher Maurie McDermott and outfielder Tom Umphiett.
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Washington Senators
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Maurie McDermott
Tom Umphiett
Father finds dead son in auto trunk in Lexington
George Renfro arrived in Lexington seeking his son William Delmer Renfro 26 unemployed Madison County farmer found shot dead in the trunk of his own car. Police reported the head wound from a shotgun blast and said an acquaintance led to the car’s location. Lt. Stanley Hadley said the case had no clues.
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Lexington
George Renfro
William Delmer Renfro
Madison County
Renfro
Stanley Hadley
Globe Circling Record Broken in Solo Flight
Pamela Martin, a young brunette, shattered the globe circling record as a commercial airline passenger by completing the trip in 90 hours and 59 minutes. She landed at Chicago's Midway Airport Friday noon after starting the journey, with only 10 hours of sleep and declaring the weekend trip the best she ever had.
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Chicago
Commercial Airlines
Pamela Martin
United Air
Midway Airport
Solons Welcome Announced Air Force Buildup Plan
Washington Senator Kilgore called Secretary Wilsons plan to seek funds for a 127 wing Air Force by mid 1956 a change in front. Wilson touted the force as most powerful with 115 wings by next June and 120 interim goal, while Senators Potter and Welker praised the approach as a remedy to cuts. Kilgore warned about manpower shortages before final Senate scrutiny.
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Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Wilson
Defense Department
Con
Naval Aviation
Potter
R-Mich
Welker
R-Idaho
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Indianapolis
Kilgore
Air Force
Ileson
Tornado toll rises as Vicksburg continues mass search
Rescue teams comb damaged districts after a killer tornado left at least 31 dead in Vicksburg Mississippi. Authorities report SBA disaster designations for relief loans and an emergency loan office as 3,000 volunteers, soldiers, and workers press on with shovel work and searchlights for victims.
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Vicksburg
Miss
National Military Park
Eisenhower
Kay Warren
Mississippi River
P. G. Hester
Dayton Woman Drowns While Vacationing in Florida
Ruth Scourfield, 45, of Dayton Ohio, drowned in the sea at Hillsboro Beach Florida shortly after arriving for a vacation, authorities said.
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Hillsboro Beach
Fla
Ruth Scourfield
Dayton
Ohio
Showers and Cooler Weather Forecast for Miami Valley
Weather forecast from Van dalia forecasters predicts increasing cloudiness and rain in the Miami Valley tonight and tomorrow with colder temperatures. The five day Ohio outlook shows near normal highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s and a switch to below normal by weekend with rain Wednesday turning to snow Friday and Saturday totaling about half an inch.
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Vandalia
Kentucky
Associated Press
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