Strike is settled by smarter fee says McCarthy
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell says all suspected Reds are out of government, while Senator McCarthy disagrees and says more loyalty dismissals occur daily. Brownell cites 1,456 security firings under Eisenhower and asserts future steps to purge subversives, as McCarthy warns the job is not ended.
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Eisenhower
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GOP
H. J
Jack) Porter
Houston
U S Envoy Begins Washington Trip After Walkout
U S special envoy Arthur H. Dean leaves Panmunjom for Washington to press for resumption of Korean peace talks. His aide Kenneth Young will negotiate if the Communists drop perfidy charges and show goodwill, while Peiping condemns the move as ominous.
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Arthur Dean
Washington
Kenneth Young
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Korea
Reds
U. S. State Department
Peiping
United States
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U. N
Russia
U.S
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Paris
Dulles
Ntac Council
Sabre Jet Production To Resume After Merger Strike
North American Aviation reaches settlement with CIO United Auto Workers ending a seven week strike that halted F-86 Sabre jet and F100 Super Sabre production at Los Angeles Fresno and Columbus plants. Wage terms stay at four percent raise with 8 to 20 cents hourly. Union to hold membership meetings within 38 hours to ratify agreement.
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Calif
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Ohio
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UAW
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Jack Livington
Detroit
Washington
John L Fenton
Suspended Judge Presides Alone in German Court
Franklin Court situation unfolds as Chief Justice William Clark, suspended for insubordination, sits as he hears an appeal in the U S Appeals Court in Frankfurt. He rejects Department of State orders canceling the calendar and asserts removal requires cause while criticizing policy.
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Germany
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U. S. Appeals Court
Princeton
N. J
State Department
Carl W. Fulghum
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Clark
Fulghum
Bidault Praises Ike Plan for NATO Rearmament
Paris. Georges Bidault, French Foreign Minister, praised Eisenhower's atomic pool for peace at the NATO ministerial session. He warned a Soviet reply would have incalculable political consequences and urged continued Western European rearmament. Dulles to stress the Soviet threat and ratification of the European army treaty.
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Georges Bidault
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Eisenhower
Bidault
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Seine River
Europe
U. S
Dulles
Berlin
France
Western
Moscow
Wright Party Begins Today at Wright Brothers Memorial
NAGS HEAD N C The 50th anniversary celebration of powered flight resumed after rain and cleared skies. Civil Air Patrol flights were canceled due to high winds but hundreds gathered at Kill Devil Hill for the ceremony marking the milestone.
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Nags Head
N. C
Civil Air Patrol
Wright Brothers
Kill Devil Hill
Rail Strike Threatens Britain Over Christmas
Britain faces a major rail strike as the National Union of Railwaymen calls 400000 members to strike at midnight on Sunday. The dispute centers on a proposed wage rise while Santa Claus becomes a focal point for critics urging government action to avert disruption during the holiday season.
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NUR
Santa Claus
Labor Party
Sunday Pictorial
the Pictorial
Bikini Hydrogen Test May Exceed All WWII Bombs
Washington reports the Bikini Atoll hydrogen weapon test planned for spring could surpass the total U S bombs of World War II at a figure in the millions of tons of TNT. Eisenhower says hydrogen weapons are in the range of millions of tons as plans aim to show potential impact and urge atomic peace.
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United States
Bikini Atoll
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Bikini
Russia
Son in Panmunjom camp rejects home in letter
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota cried as she read a two page note from her son Private Richard R Tenneson among 22 Americans in the pro Communist Panmunjom camp. He refused to leave saying he had made up his mind and would not come home. The mother who traveled 7000 miles to change him clung to faith and hope that he would someday return.
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Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
Panmunjom
Richard R. Tenneson
United States
God
Richard
American POWs Refuse UN Explainers Aim to Stall Returns
Indian Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya said 22 American prisoners of the Korean War refuse to quit the Communists and may stall Allied repatriation efforts. He expects explanations to begin but not in less than four or five days.
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Panmunjom
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Train Derailed Steamliner Hits Station Wagon in Tex
A diesel streamliner derailed after hitting a station wagon, killing six in Rouse City Texas. Victims include Victor Saufley a Dallas real estate agent and his family plus their maid. Five passengers injured and thirty shaken as cars toppled and engines halted at angles.
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St. Louis
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Southern Methodist University
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Bill
John
Jim
Irma Davis
Greenville
Here
Robert W. Price
Fayette City
Henry Silver
New Braunfels
Mabel Parks
Minnesota coach Wes Fesler resigns from UM
Bulletin reports University of Minnesota head football coach Wes Fesler resigns effective February 1.
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Wes Fesler
University of Minnesota
Mrs Jagan Arrested in British Guiana Political Case
Mrs Janet Rosenberg Jagan wife of the ousted Prime Minister faces a hearing on charges of holding an illegal meeting. She and nine PPP leaders were detained near Georgetown and released on bonds after 24 hours. Police cited a loudspeaker rally of about 300 people in defiance of a public meeting ban.
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British Guiana
Janet Rosenberg Jagan
Chicago
People’s Progressive Party
PPP
U. S
Democrats revive "Never Had It So Good" theme for 1954 rally
Adlai Stevenson led a Philadelphia rally of 11 Atlantic Coast states and the District of Columbia as Democrats revisit their 1952 slogan. He warned against fear and urged tackling domestic economic issues while countering Soviet espionage, while Senator McCarthy accused Stevenson of leniency toward Communism.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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District of Columbia
Stevenson
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Illinois
POWs Clash Over Repatriation Talks Thimayya Mediation In Korea
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission led by Thimayya held a one hour session amid protests from both South Korean and American prisoners. Twenty one of twenty two American POWs signed a petition demanding clarifications while a lone signer refused to appear before explainers. The Koreans demanded counter explanations and long statements as part of their rights.
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Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimiyya
Thimayya
Ceylon Rejects Chinese Goodwill Mission
Premier Sir John Kotelawela said Ceylon would not receive a goodwill mission from Communist China. He noted Peiping offered envoys for a friendly visit while Ceylon continues rubber sales to Reds, and he reaffirmed that relations remain limited to trade under their agreement.
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Ceylon
John Kotelawela
China
Reds
John
Peiping
Rudderless Ship Rides Out Storm
The 13,344 ton Norwegian liner Stavenger Fjord with 644 passengers rode out a four day gale and rough seas after losing its rudder on Wednesday. The ship continued under own power, steering by twin screws as it heads toward Norway with hopes of reaching port well before Christmas.
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Oslo
Norway
Stavengerfjord
Earthquake Takes Six Lives in Peru
A severe three minute tremor struck Tumbes near the Ecuador border injuring many and killing at least six. The quake damaged three churches and a hospital and an army barracks in the 6,000-strong city.
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Lima
Peru
Tumbes
Farmers To Give Correct Reply On Farm Support
President Alla B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau says the annual convention will propose a new farm program not aligned with the House Agriculture Committee’s plan. He asserts farmers favor continuing wartime parity supports for major crops and opposes rigid price floors after 1954, backing flexible or variable supports. Some delegates may push for current programs, but Kline forecasts the convention’s stance.
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Alla B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Congressional
Kline
House Committee
Snow Flurries Expected in Miami Valley Tonight
Forecasters warn of snow flurries in the Miami Valley with windy conditions and a sharp cold snap. Lows near 26 degrees and a high around 35 follow a system bringing rain sleet and snow along the eastern states, while colder air from Canada chills the South.
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New York
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Carolinas
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