Reds Note Seen as Propaganda in West Germany Debate
Washington officials view Moscow’s note warning of a Communist arms buildup as propaganda. They expect a Western consult on reply with Britain and France, noting the claims may aim to sow unease over West German rearmament. Officials see no new Soviet military buildup and foresee a long stalemate between East and West.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
West Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Alliance
Germany
Berlin
London
Paris
U S Yacht Is Still On Lost List
The Phoenix, a world cruising yacht with Dr Earl Reynolds his wife and two children left Japan in October and remains missing near Wake Island according to Mainichi An American missionary Rev Lloyd Craighill Jr says the crew would not have taken the trip if danger was present Reynolds once worked with the Fels Research Institute and the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission in Hiroshima
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Tokyo
Phoenix
Japan
Mainichi
Earl Reynolds
Lloyd R. Craighill Jr
Reynolds
Wake Island
Homolulu
Nes
Coast Guard
French Unit Urges Paris Pacts Okay
Paris report says the National Assembly foreign affairs committee urged ratification of the Paris agreements on West German rearmament and the Saar dispute. Debates start Dec 20. votes showed a slim majority for the rearmament pact, with party lines and abstentions noted.
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Paris
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
West Germany
Saar
Pierre Mendes-France
Bonn
Saar Settlement
Pierre Billotte
Republican and Social Action Group
Hemingway Absent as Nobel Prizes Are Awarded to 5 Americans
In Stockholm King Gustav Adolf VI awarded prizes worth about 140000 dollars to five Americans and two Germans. Hemingway, winner in literature, did not attend due to injuries in Cuba. Present were Enders Weller Robbins Pauling Born Bothe and others.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav Adolf VI
Ernest Hemingway
Cuba
U.S
J. Moors Cabot
Hemingway
Anders Osterling
Royal Academy of Literature
John F. Enders
Harvard Medical School
Thomas H. Weller
Harvard School of Public Health
Frederick C. Robbins
Western Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Max Born
Walther Bothe
Bothe
West Germany
Johanna Bothe
Oswald Riedel
Sven Gard
Gunnar Haegg
Pauling
UN Pushes For Vote On 11 Fliers
The United Nations Assembly pushed for a vote on demands from the United States and 15 Korean War allies that Red China yield 11 American airmen held as spies. Delegates expected 45 to back the call, with opposition chiefly from the Soviet bloc. The fight centered on condemning Peiping while seeking the airmen’s release under the Korean armistice terms.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
United States
Red China
Dag Hammarskold
Peiping
Syria
Ahmed Shukairi
Russia
Jacob Malik
United Na
Indicted Phenix City figures face Patterson slaying charges
Phenix City officials Arch Ferrell and Albert Fuller were indicted for the June 18 murder of Attorney General nominee A I Patterson. A third unnamed defendant was also charged as an accessory. Trials are expected to begin in January amid his anti vice campaign and prior vote fraud cases.
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Phenix City
Ala
Alabama
Circuit
Arch Ferrell
Albert Fuller
A I. Patterson
Patterson
Ferrell
Fuller
Bernard Sykes
Birmingham
American Legion
James E. Folsom
Cold Wet Weather Persists Across Much of U S
The nation remains cold and wet with snow flurries across the Great Lakes and northern Appalachians. Rain continues along the Middle Atlantic and southern New England while the rest see partial clearing. Temperatures dip in the Ohio Valley and Gulf states, slight warmup in New England, and a 15 degree low at Huron Maryland.
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Great Lakes
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Huron, M.D
Irresistible Demand To Run Eisenhower In 1956
Senator Millikin heads GOP Senators and says there is irresistible demand for Eisenhower to seek another term. He disputes party splits or third party moves, and expects greater unity amid McCarthy criticism. Leonard Hall notes growing GOP support in both chambers. Flanders says Republican backing would rise due to McCarthy’s attacks.
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Washington
Sen. Millikin
Eisenhower
Millikin
GOP
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Watkins
Rutah
Republican Party
Leonard W. Hall
Senate
House
Hall
Pope Pius XII Shows Improvement at Vatican
Vatican report says Pope Pius XII is improving and able to take more food as doctors continue to build his strength. After a restful night at his bedside, he ate an egg and drank milk and strained vegetables, with officials noting tension surrounding his illness easing.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Vatican
Galeazzi-Lisi
November Merry Month For City's Merchants
In Sunday's Journal merchants report better activity for November with signs that December could follow the pattern. The paper previews Christmas shopping among all ages and notes local organizations like the Tri-H-Ys Red Cross and Fire Department preparing holiday aid efforts. Miami University students in Middletown serve as practice teachers, helping and learning through the experience.
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Tri-H-Ys
Red Cross
Fire Department
Miami University
Middletown
Struck From Behind Dr Sam Sheppard Describes Fight
In a Cleveland courtroom Dr Samuel Sheppard recounted regaining consciousness outside his wife’s bedroom on July 4. He described being struck from behind by a bushy-haired man, chasing a silhouette down to the beach before blacking out again.
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Sam
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Worst Flood In Dublin's History Kinds
Dublin faces the worst flood in memory as thousands return to mud damaged homes. Rescue teams found the body of a 70 year old woman in her bed. Streets dried by daybreak while the Lord Mayor Alfred Byrne declared the peak fear over as winds eased across the British Isles.
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Dublin
Ireland
Alfred Byrne
British Isles
Europe
Late Bulletins From Midwest City News Briefs
Three armed men wearing white stockings as masks robbed a suburban supermarket in Dayton, escaping with about 15000. Dr Samuel Sheppard denied again at the witness stand the July 4 murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn in Cleveland. Cincinnati federal investigators say the FBI will stay out of the November 2 election coup probe. In New York United Nations nations condemn Red China as many join in censure for jailing 11 American airmen as spies.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Abducted Salesman Flees as Suspects Nabbed Near Youngstown
An elderly Harrisburg salesman, Jessie Bishop, 70, was abducted by two men in Newark, New Jersey, and held prisoner in his car during a 200 mile ride before escaping near North Jackson, Ohio. One suspect, Carlos Stenders, 40, was captured. the other, identified as "Bob," remains sought as police hunt in a snowstorm with 36 patrolmen.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Harrisburgh
State Highway Patrol
Carlos Stenders
Sherman T. Callaway
Robert Long
Newark
N. J
Harrisburg
Here
North
Jackson
Canfield Barracks
Jessie Bishop
Bowman's Department Store
North Jackson
Bishop
Stenders
Acc
Bob
Paul Grimes
Baltimore
Grimes
Salk Reports New Clues on Polio Vaccine Success
Dr. Jonas Salk reported new evidence that his killed polio vaccine provides strong, long lasting protection and hinted vaccines against colds and influenza may follow. He noted antibodies in blood indicate defense, with a scientific verdict due around April 1 on prevented polio in vaccinated children.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Salk
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