Reds Press US Envoy as Korean Peace Talks Stall
AP reported Arthur H. Dean pressed Communist negotiators to break off the preliminary talks toward a Bermuda conference on Korea. The Reds delivered a long tirade, then conceded the talks are deadlocked and insisted Russia attend as a full participant. Allied envoys await a reasonable compromise as prisoner exchanges stall and observer roles fray.
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Russia
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Reed outlines broadening steps for social security reforms
Washington House Ways and Means chair Daniel Reed says the committee will move to broaden and strengthen social security next year. Proposals include extending coverage to millions previously denied, raising the minimum retirement benefit, and liberalizing the earnings test for 65 to 75 year olds. He opposes the scheduled social security tax increase, while stressing support for tax relief without harming the program.
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Daniel A. Reed
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Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Eisenhower
Gouzenko Accepts Secret Meeting With U S Subcommittee
Igor Gouzenko has agreed to a secret meeting with representatives of the U S internal security subcommittee. The former embassy clerk turned whistleblower provided evidence that helped expose a spy ring with ties to Canada the United States and Britain. Canada will host the session and veto public disclosures. The date and location are not yet fixed.
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Igor Gouzenko
United States
Internal Security Subcommittee
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Britain
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Two Airmen Die In C119 Crash In Ohio Farm Woodlot
A Flying Boxcar crashed into a partially cleared woodlot near Newton Falls Ohio yesterday afternoon killing two airmen and injuring a third with a broken hip. The dead are 2nd Lt Ronald L Mayer of Stillman Valley New Jersey and Airman 2 C Julius W Springer of Berlin New Jersey. Lt Thomas H Ferndorf 23 of Cincinnati Ohio survived after parachuting seconds before impact.
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Navy Secretary Vows to Absorb Manpower Cuts Ashore
Secretary Robert B. Anderson said if the Navy reduces manpower every effort will be made to absorb the cutback ashore to maintain fleet strength.
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U .S. Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Demonstrators interrupt Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo
Communist demonstrators disrupted the Oslo University festival as the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Gen. George C. Marshall. Amid anti Marshall leaflets and a stunned audience, other prize recipients included Churchill for literature and Lipmann, Krebs, Zernike, and Staudinger for their respective fields.
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Alfred Nobel
Stockholm
Sweden
Britain
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Sheffield
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Festival Hall
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Nobel Committee
Mom of Pro May See Her Son in Korea
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota travels from Seattle with hope to persuade her son Pfo Richard Tenneson a 20 year old prisoner in North Korea to return home. Tokyo officials and Panmunjom negotiators indicate possible talks and explanations to aid repatriation under Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission rules. The mother believes dialogue and prayer can influence him despite his stated Communist allegiance.
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Minnesota
Democracy
Portia Howe
Alden Minn
Pfo
Richard Tenneson
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Tenneson
Howe
UN Recess Brightens Hope on Eisenhower Atomic Pool Plan
Delegates at the eighth U N General Assembly left for home hopeful that President Eisenhower's call for an atomic power pool might ease tensions. Moscow's radio and Andrei Vishinsky cooled those hopes by signaling rejection of the pool without a universal ban on atomic weapons. Delegates anticipate further moves when the disarmament commission meets next month under U S chairmanship.
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U. N. General Assembly
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Russia
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Assembly
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White House hopeful on Soviet atomic pool proposal
The White House said the United States remains very hopeful that Soviet leaders will recognize Eisenhower's international atomic pool proposal as a serious and feasible first step toward atomic peace.
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Washington
White House
United States
Eisenhower
Chillicothe Tornado Strikes West Side. Roofs and Trees Down
A wind storm described by witnesses as a tornado tore through Chillicothe's West Side, ripping roofs, uprooting trees, leveling garages, and slicing power lines. Damage estimated at $100. No injuries reported.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
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Eisenhower Iran Peace Plan Faces Senate Hurdles
The story reports U S President Eisenhower seeking global nonmilitary atomic aid and knowledge while Congress fears Russian deception may block approval. Moscow and Pravda challenge the plan with warnings of atomic war and demands for strict international control, as U N discussions continue. Senator Potter signals Republican opposition in Congress.
Andrei Vishinsky Reaches 70 at United Nations
The Soviet diplomat Andrei Vishinsky turned 70 in New York with no sign of slowing. He remains active in debates at the U N, continues a demanding schedule, and has not hinted at retirement. Moscow awarded him the Order of Lenin on his birthday.
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Footprints Major Clue In Murders
Footprints across a five acre cornfield provide a key lead in the beheading of Betty Clair Cain, 15, and the shooting of Harvey B. Allen, 22, in Pamplico and Latta. An abandoned well yielded the girl’s head and the man’s body. Police questioned several men as investigators cast plaster, suggesting multiple assailants. Residents fear the killer remains at large.
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Latta
John Hanna
State Law Enforcement Division
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Florence
M. N. Cates
Columbia
Miss Cain
Vengeance Overtones In Purges In Moscow
New York dispatch reports ongoing purges by Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov and party boss Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev has moved against Armenia’s leadership, firing G A Arutiunov and expelling him from the Central Committee while deploying Peter N Pospelov to tighten control amid alleged Beria links.
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G. A. Arutiunov
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Beria
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Georgia
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Three Teens Held After Bully Beating Murder in Chicago
Chicago police say three teens admitted to luring Leonard Pariano into a South Side coal yard where he was struck with a crow bar and buried. Naminski 15 Paruszkiewicz 15 and Kennedy 14 were held by juvenile authorities without charge.
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Leonard Pariano
South Side
John O'Leary
Robert Naminski
Pariano
O'Leary
Naminski
Ronald Paruszkiewicz
Lawrence Kennedy
O’leary
Educators Say U S Schools Need 150000 More Teachers
The National Education Association urged 150000 additional teachers and five billion dollars for new buildings to handle crowded public schools. Enrollment nears 29 million, with notable rises among first graders and ongoing double sessions.
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Washington
National Education Assn
Association
National Professional Organization of Educators
NEA
Frank W Hubbard
Hubbard
Toalaries
Soviet Rebuff to Eisenhower Atomic Peace Plan
Soviet spokesmen indicated Moscow rejects Eisenhower’s call for an international atomic energy pool. Boris Leontyev branded the plan a rehash of Baruch control proposals and warned Washington threatens atomic war. United Nations debate on peaceful use stalled over full prohibition and strict verification.
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Moscow
U. N
Andrei Vishinsky
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Sen. Potter
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Eisenhower
Boris Leontyev
Baruch
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United Nations
Andrei Yinsky
Leontyey
United States
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Weather Forecast For Miami Valley Tonight And Tomorrow
Forecasters predict fair and colder weather in the Miami Valley tonight with a low near 20s. Tomorrow should bring fair and milder conditions with a high around 40 degrees if the forecast holds. Kentucky towns expect a colder night with lows 24 to 28 degrees. Middletown recorded a high of 50 yesterday at 4:30 pm, while the city thermometer fell to 28 to 48 degrees this morning, with 35 degrees at 9 am.
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