President Eisenhower proposes international atomic energy pool
President Eisenhower told the United Nations General Assembly the United States supports secret talks to create an international atomic energy agency for peaceful use. He urged Russia and other qualified nations to participate, aiming to build trust and cooperation without immediate arms inspections.
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N. Y
Eisenhower
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N
Bermuda
Churchill
Laniel
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United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Britain
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Belgium
Free Nations
Western powers plan Berlin talks on Germany and Austria January 4
The United States Britain and France formalized a Berlin date of January 4 for Big Four talks on Germany and Austria in the American sector. They left open a possible later Big Five including China while resisting Soviet attempts to push propaganda without concrete proposals.
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Russia
Germany
Austria
Berlin
China
Kremlin
London
Paris
Allied Control Council
Moscow
U.S
West
United States
Great Britain
France
Bermuda
Lausche Won’t Seek Survey Cash for Turnpike Plan
Gov. Frank Lausche said he would not ask Ohio lawmakers to approve $90,000 for a Cincinnati-Conneaut turnpike survey. Board of Control members have delayed funding, while Lausche and two others back the loan from highway funds, needing four votes for approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Moorehead
State Board of Control
McClure
Control Board
Lausche
General Assembly
Highway Department
Lausche, Atty. Gen
William O'Neill
James A. Rhodes
Colleges Report Enrollment Up
U S colleges and universities total 2 250 701 students this fall an increase of 4 8 percent over last year. The increase marks the second straight rise as high school graduates veterans educational benefits and outreach to students drive continued enrollment.
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Washington
United States
U. S. Office of Education
S. M. Brownell
Ohio GOP Leader In Akron Hospital
Ohio Republican chairman Ray C. Bliss remains in an Akron hospital after a reported virus infection and possible nervous condition. Party headquarters in Columbus says he is not expected back at the state office until after the new year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Republican
Bliss
Akron
Energetic Thief Steals 257 Wreaths From Porch
In Worcester Massachusetts Mary Robbie told police an energetic thief carried 257 Christmas wreaths down three flights from her back porch. Police are investigating the unusual theft and seeking clues.
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Worcester
Mass
Mary Robbie
Officials Seek to Avert Strike at Ohio Atomic Project
Government officials meet with the Atomic Energy Commission labor panel and the Federal Mediation Service to head off a threatened strike by about 1000 AFL Office Employees Local 308 at the Portsmouth Ohio Atomic Energy installation. The union has empowered leaders to strike against Peter Kiewit Sons Co if wage demands are unmet.
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Washington
AFL
Atomic Energy
Portsmouth
Ohio
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Federal Mediation Service
Eisenhower Aims At Global Atomic Sharing For Peace
President Eisenhower backs an international atomic energy sharing plan for peaceful uses. Senate and House members voice optimism and caution over U N oversight and strict safeguards against weapons proliferation. Some lawmakers doubt Congress will approve without solid inspection guarantees.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United Nations Atomic Agency
British Press Hails Ike Plan For Peaceful Atom
London reports greet President Eisenhower proposal to pool atomic energy for peaceful world use. The Daily Mail praises his large gestures to ease Russian mistrust, while The Times notes the plan’s practical step toward breaking disarmament deadlock. The News Chronicle sees it as a sincere move, and The Daily Herald hopes it lifts the burden of fear.
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London
Eisenhower
Daily Mail
America
Independent Times
General Assembly of the United Nations
News Chronicle
Daily Herald
Laborite
Eisenhower hints at growing US atomic stockpile
President Eisenhower indicates the United States stockpile of atomic weapons is increasing daily as production expands after the Korean War. The piece recalls Bikini tests in 1946 and notes the guarded nature of official secrecy while outlining the shift toward larger and more powerful weapons in the atomic age.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Atomic Energy
Bikini Atoll
Alamogordo
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Kent State Basketball Player Dies From In‑Game Injury
Kenneth B. Eshleman, 19, a Kent State University forward and former Coventry High School student, died of a base of brain hemorrhage after being elbowed in the jaw during a game against Bowling Green. The accident occurred with six minutes left as BG beat Kent 92 to 67. no blame was placed on the BG player.
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Ohio
Kent State University
Bowling Green State University
Kenneth B. Eshleman
Coventry High School
Here
A. O. Deweese
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Eshleman
Clarence Yackey
Bowling Green
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Eshelman
Firefighters Fail to Save Man in Oil Fire
In Portsmouth Ohio firefighters endured a long oil blaze as 58 year old John Pyles perished while attempting to repair pumping equipment in a well at nearby New Boston. He was trapped when the spraying oil apparently ignited as he descended into the well.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
John Pyles
Pyles
New Boston
Submarine Nautilus Near Completion in Groton
Workmen apply finishing touches to the USS Nautilus the first atomic powered submarine in Groton Connecticut. The vessel built in over a year will be christened by Mrs Dwight Eisenhower on January twenty first. It can travel thousands of miles submerged at speeds over twenty knots.
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Groton
Conn
Dwight Eisenhower
Compromise Ends New York Newspaper Strike
New Yorks biggest papers resume publication after AFL photo-engravers union and publishers reach a fact finding board compromise. The Times Daily News Daily Mirror and World Telegram and Sun return to press as ads resume in Herald Tribune and Long Island Star Journal.
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AFL
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Herald Tribune
World- Telegram
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Sun
Long Island Star- Journal
Federal Mediation Service
George Meany
Richard Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
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Fire Eater Allergic To Razor Burn
Louisvile report spotlights Moosa Kutty Singelle the fireproof man returning for annual blowtorch supply He claims allergy to razor burn and says mind over matter plus yogi heritage let him perform He heats flames on tongue eyes arms and bare skin for crowds.
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Louisville
Moosa Kutty
Singelle
Ringling Brothers
Rom & Bailey Circus
Bombay
India
West Berlin Edge as Big Four Meeting Hopes Rise
West Berlin officials hotel men and shopkeepers await Oscow approval of the Allied proposal for a Big Four foreign ministers conference in January 4. If the talks occur, the West sectors expect a bonanza with millions in gains and 4000 visitors including 800 press and radio personnel.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Oscow
Ilin
U S envoy warns cuts to Korea talks as delegates pack up
In Panmunjom the Allied delegation contemplates leaving for Christmas as Arthur H. Dean demands progress within a reasonable time. Russia attending as neutral observer stalls talks while 30 more South Korean prisoners reaffirm their choice to remain under Communist rule.
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U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Dean
Reds
Korea
South Korea
Rok Teemnees
Syngman Rhee
Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Ki Sok Bok
Wintery Weather Forecast and Local Rain Totals
Weather updates warn of windy and colder conditions in Vandalia with a low near 30 degrees and partly cloudy skies tomorrow. Middletown reports 0.37 inches of rain this morning and 0.02 inches for the month so far, with yesterday’s high 58 and low 36.
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Vandalia
Spe Mercury
Middletown
Kentucky
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