UN Threatened With Loss Of U S Funds By Wiley
Sen. Alexander Wiley warns the United States may cut its U N funding if security measures fail to keep subversives and spies from the U N Secretariat. He criticizes State Department cooperation and calls for clearer evidence before dismissals as the U N faces scrutiny over American employee loyalties.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
N. Y
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
United States
U. N. Secretariat
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
U.N
American State Department
Wisconsin Republican
State Department
U. W
U. N
Trygve Lie
Washington
Lie
U.S
John Hickerson
McCarran Senate Interral Security Subcommittee
Hickerson
U. S
Secretariat
Aitment
Senate
Revolt Crushed in Ecuador as Velasco Ibarra Actions
President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra said his three month old government crushed the first revolt and arrested former ally Carlos Guevara Moreno, major of Guayaquil, and other leaders. The arrest followed attempted seizure of the Mig Army air base and assaults on police and government headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Carlos Guevara Moreno
Guayaquil
of Popular Forces Party
CFP
Velasco Ibarra
Guevara Moreno
Mig
Ae ‘Orce
Luis Antonio Penherrera
Diario de la Nacion
O Organized Society
Ecua
pro-Velasco
Simon Canarte
Valancio Ruffo
Canarte
Velasco Tbarra
Last Testimony In Dean Trial Expected Today
Batavia Ohio reports the trial of Mrs. Davie Blanche Dean 54 on a first degree murder charge may go to the jury in Clermont County Common Pleas Court late today. The state seeks a death sentence claiming she gave rat poison on several occasions last August to obtain Hawkins Deans 68 estate valued at 27000. Dean's will created the day before their marriage directs the estate to his bride upon death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Davie Blanche Dean
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Dean
Government Scientists Win Collier Trophy
Washington reports government scientists, led by John Stack of Langley Field, Va., won aviation’s Collier Trophy for developing a transonic wind tunnel that helped the United States gain a two year lead over Russia in designing faster-than-sound planes.
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Washington
United States
Russia
John Stack
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Langley Field
Expensive Yule Tree Found At Wittenberg College
A 14 foot blue spruce cut from Springfield Country Club was found in the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at Wittenberg College. Deputy Sheriff E R Baker said the fraternity may keep the tree if they pay $280 value. A member joked they likely own the most expensive tree in the county.
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Springfield
Springfield Country Club
Beta Theta Pi
Wittenberg College
E. R Baker
Middletown Journal previews holiday parade and features
Sunday’s Journal highlights a firemen’s Christmas parade born from a tragic fire years ago and planned for December 21. It also teases expert tips for selecting a Christmas tree, notes surrealist art in Middletown Commission meetings, and recalls Mudlick whiskey and the Border family in German Township around 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami Valley
German Township
Diplomats Expect Eisenhower to Name Ambassador to Formosa
Washington sources say the incoming administration is likely to appoint an ambassador to Nationalist China on Formosa after John Leighton Stuart's resignation. Stuart, ambassador since 1946, cited health and not traveling, with Truman praising his efforts to foster US Chinese understanding.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Formosa
United States
White House
John Leighton Stuart
China
Stuart
U. S
Truman
Peiping
Asia
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
South Korea
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Farm Bureau Calls for End to Wage Price Controls
The American Farm Bureau Federation delegates at Seattle endorsed ending wage and price controls and curbing federal sale of electric power, returning tidelands to coastal states, while backing flexible price supports and warning against monopolistic power by industry and government. They also urged private or state power generation rights when dams are built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Resolutions Committee
Grandma Tosses Baby To Safety As Home Burns
In Pittsburgh an eighteen month old, Darlene Daugherty, was trapped in a burning third floor apartment. Grandmother Mary McEvoy, 63, hurled the child across an alley into the arms of Mrs John A Paul on a porch five feet below the roof. Firemen later rescued McEvoy and Clara Ferguson, a second floor tenant who had fled upstairs as flames roared through the three story home.
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Pittsburgh
Darlene Daugherty
Grannie
Mary McEvoy
Darlene
John A. Paul
Reds Again Push ROKs From Peaks
On the Western Front about 750 Chinese Reds attacked Big and Little Nori hills just hours after South Koreans had taken them in rugged fighting. Allied air power and battlefield blasts pounded the area as U N forces reported heavy casualties and a new South Korean division nearing readiness for combat duty in a major troop shift.
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Seoul
Little Nori
Republic of Korea
Big
Air Force
Nori
Munsan
United Nations
James A. van Fleet
U. S
Eighth Army
van Fleet
Polio ruins man's hopes in Chicago suburb
Thomas Michiels a 31 year old dentist aspirant who opened a Park Ridge practice after commuting from Chicago's South Side is paralyzed from the neck down and destitute. His wife and five year old son are also affected. Support from friends raised a fund of about $500 to aid the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Michiels
Robert
Michiels
Park Ridge
South Side
Thomas A. Michiels
Cincinnati Doctor given suspended term for tax evasion
Dr Harold R Hoffman, 53, was sentenced in federal court to one year suspended prison time and a $25,000 fine after pleading guilty to income tax evasion, marking a high profile tax case in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Harold R. Hoffman
Eisenhower Avoids Truman MacArthur Clash in Hawaii
President elect Eisenhower, resting in bright Hawaiian sun, plans golf at Kaneohe and talks with John Foster Dulles and Oregon official Doug McKay. Close associates say he will stay out of the Truman MacArthur dispute, meeting MacArthur only to hear peace ideas but not to join the quarrel. The party moves toward Travis Air Force Base California as officials note the journey's timeline and key advisers travel with him.
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Don Whitehead
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Truman
Gen
MacArthur
Korea
Kaneohe
Marine Corps Air Station
Oahu Island
John Foster Dulles
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior
Ike
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Travis
Hawaii
U. S
Charles E. Wilson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George M. Humphrey
George M. Humphrey, Secretary of the Treasury Designate; Herbert Brownell
Lucius Clay
Hunt Urges Quick Senate Look at MacArthur Korea View
Senator Hunt proposes an immediate extraordinary session of the Senate Armed Services Committee to hear Gen. Douglas MacArthur's views on ending the Korean War. President Truman rejects calls to bring MacArthur and Eisenhower to the White House, prompting GOP criticisms as Stennis and Russell weigh convening a briefing. Eisenhower plans a New York meeting with MacArthur to discuss the Dec 5 pledge of a solution to the conflict, amid debate over bombing Manchuria and risk of wider war.
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Truman
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Sen
Hunt
D-Wye
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
Korea
Capitol Hill
Russell
Congress
Sen.Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
New York
Trueman
Manchuria
Red China
Pentagon
Plane That Takes Off Like Copter Forecast
PHILADELPHIA AP Aircraft that take off and land like helicopters but fly like airplanes are practical and ready for development. At a convertiplane congress leaders say the hybrid craft could reduce costs, speed, and risk. Speakers from Hiller Helicopter Corp and Convertiplane Corp tout prototypes and potential military and civilian applications, with mass production seen as paving a profitable peacetime aviation era.
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Philadelphia
J A. J. Bennett
Hiller Helicopter Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Bennett
Gerard P. Herrick
Convertiplane Corp
New York City
Herrick
Man Kills Legless Wife In Death Pact
DETROIT police seek a murder warrant for 62 year old William R. Jones after he electrocuted his legless wife Barbara in their bathtub then failed in a mercy killing attempt on himself. He told police they planned to die together six weeks ago, saying without legs there was nothing left for either of them.
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Detroit
William R. Jones
Barbara
Jones
Lee Jones
Envoy Who Criticized U S Policy To Resign
Edwin A. Locke Jr., the U S ambassador linked to a dispute over Near East aid, has submitted his resignation. He returned to the United States after delivering a speech that criticized U S economic policy in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin A. Locke Jr
U. S
Near East
State Department
Locke
United States
Middle East
Family Of Four Burned To Death In Pennsylvania Fire
CANONSBURG Pa All four members of a family in this Southwestern Pennsylvania community burned to death today in a fire that leveled their small frame home Gus Kaps 58 his wife and their children Agnes 14 and Destina 8 were listed by the fireman as the victims.
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Canonsburg
Pennsylvania
Gus Kaps
Agnes
Destina
Navy Hints New Atomic Submarine May Operate Under Ice
Navy officials confirm atomic submarines like the Nautilus could operate under Arctic ice for extended periods. Advances include deeper dives, oxygen-from-water gadgets, and handling of crew psychology for long missions beneath frozen seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Arctic
Russia
Canada
Collier’s Magazine
Homer Wallin
Bureau of Ships
North Pole
Wallin
Atomic Power Plant
Wallis
Acheson Heads to Paris for NATO Talks
Secretary of State Acheson departs Washington by plane for Paris with Treasury Secretary Sn and Averell Harriman to join Averell Harriman. They will attend the 14 nation NATO Council sessions to review 1953 defense plans against Communist aggression with no final decisions expected.
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Washington
Acheson
Paris
Shopping Days Till Christmas Shopping Days Till Christmas
Shopping days are slipping by as Bric-a-brac Lechenet kitchen utensils and many other small gifts are available. Items for dad’s office, the house, or a child’s room offer choices to complete your gift list before Christmas.
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Mac
Ihe
Chiang
Farm Bureau
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G. Milton Kelly
Vern Haugland
Elton C. Fay
Eurasia
NATO
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