Allies Perk Up At Prospect Of Sharing Atom
The North Atlantic Council ends its 12th meeting buoyed by Eisenhower’s pledge to share pertinent information on atomic weapons with NATO allies. Wilson plans to seek Congress approval to amend the McMahon law, enabling limited exchange while stopping full weapon sharing. NATO sets 1954 goals: 25 percent more air power, 5 percent more ground forces, and 15 percent more naval craft.
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Possible Korea talks resume after stalled negotiations
U S envoy Arthur H. Dean sails for Washington hopeful a Korean peace conference may be called despite seven weeks of no progress in preliminary talks. He said it is distinctly possible talks to set up a peace conference will resume, though it may take time.
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Syngman Rhee
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Two-Headed Baby Receives Dual Names at Center
In Indianapolis a three day old two headed four armed boy at Indiana University Medical Center has been given two names, Donald Ray and Daniel Kaye. Doctors report he is progressing normally, off the critical list, nourished from both mouths and with a functioning intestinal tract. Two spinal cords join at the waist, no duplicated internal organs, and no surgery planned.
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Indiana University Medical Center
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John D. van Nuys
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Former Ohio Governor George White Dies at 81
WEST PALM BEACH FLA. George White former governor of Ohio died at 81 after a hospital stay since December 10. A native of Elmira NY he served three terms in Congress and twice as Ohio governor. A New Dealer in the 1930s he backed Wendell Willkie in 1940 and sought the presidency in 1932 and 1940. Born August 21 1872 he grew up in Titusville Pa and later attended Princeton University.
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U.S. Senate
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Princeton University
Lad
Tax relief eyed for some parents as child care deduction proposed
Treasury and Congress staff scientists report a restricted tax cut for working parents paying child care costs. The plan offers up to 300 dollars per year for single heads of households with children under seven and would exclude married couples. Debate continues amid bills seeking broader relief. revenue impact projected under 25 million dollars.
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Congressional Committees
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Gouzenko Questioning Is Dropped
Senate internal security hearings resume after a surprise decision to drop for now interviews with Igor Gouzenko the former Soviet clerk who tipped authorities in 1945. The session also reviews FBI report distribution on former federal workers tied to spy suspicions and a Mundt task force claim labeling Harry Dexter White a noted Communist agent.
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NATO ministers vow to stand firm against Soviet pressure
In Paris NATO ministers pledged not to surrender the 14 nation alliance. American British and French foreign ministers commit to a hold fast platform. In Washington President Eisenhower says he will pursue international control of atomic energy and will not seek changes to the Atomic Energy Act.
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Explanations Program Of Allies Dying
PANMUNJOM AP The Allied campaign to win back bulky war prisoners appeared to have collapsed today and an Indian spokesman said 22 Americans and 1 Briton who chose communism are fully aware that time is running out. Two POW leaders who conferred yesterday with Indian Lt Gen K S Thimayya said it made no difference to them that the 90 day period for interviews expires in one week. There appeared to be virtually no chance that the Americans and Briton would agree to attend interviews before the deadline. The U N Command considered other ways of reaching the prisoners including Christmas carols broadcast over the compound public address system.
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Columbus man held after 16 hour standoff with two sons as hostages
Charles McLaughlin aged 28 is restrained by Sheriff Ralph J. Paul after a tear gas assault flushed him from a house trailer where he barricaded with his two sons for 16 hours in Columbus Ohio. He faced assault and shooting at deputies charges and seized his sons when learning his wife would have him arrested. Neither child hurt.
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Kidnapers Pass Time in Cell Ahead of Execution
In Jefferson City Missouri the Greenlease kidnappers Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady faced imminent execution. They read Wild West stories and did crossword puzzles while maintaining composure awaiting the gas chamber. They show little concern for the missing ransom or the ongoing federal grand jury inquiry.
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Bonnie Brown Heady
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Chicago
Farm Bureau Climate Surplus Drive Could Push U S Sales
The American Farm Bureau Federation considers a vigorous campaign to sell or dispose of a four billion dollar farm surplus held by the Agriculture Department. Resolutions drafted for the annual convention in Chicago anticipate guidance on unloading surpluses without harming domestic markets or foreign demand. Delegates focus on labor problems and the balance of power in unions.
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Soviet Submarines Rival U S Atom Models In Speed Range
A Western defense briefing notes that Soviet underwater craft including the Sverdlov class cruisers and a large submarine fleet rival U S and British designs in speed and capability. Officials estimate Russia has more than 30 Sverdlov cruisers and about 300 submarines, with modern Type XXVII subs replacing older stocks.
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Elton C. Fayap
Washington
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Europe
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Germany
Dietrich Dares Vegas With Revealing Sahara Gown
Las Vegas audiences gasped as Marlene Dietrich opened at the Sahara in a transparent black net gown designed by Jean Louis for a reported $6,000. Critics hailed the daring look while Dietrich, paid 90000 for three weeks, entertained press with champagne after the show.
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Nev
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the Sahara
Jean Louis
Joe Schoenfeld
Daily Variety
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Dean Sees More War
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean told Bob Hope on a TV program that war remains a sickness haunting humanity. He spoke while greeting servicemen in Korea and wounded in U S hospitals, warning that those not yet tested by conflict may not grasp Korea's implications for future American policy.
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Dean
Bob Hope
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Still Likely Some Will Come Back
South Korean prisoner Pfc. Kim Mun Du returned from Panmunjom camp and said he spoke with three Americans who desire repatriation. He told ROK officers and described Reds stalling explanations to keep POWs from choosing to come home. He noted 22 Americans and 1 Briton still not interviewed and left open the possibility some might request repatriation. Kim expected to give a press interview tomorrow.
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Panmunjom
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Choi Kak Kyun
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Aeay
Wee Wae Kim
Choi
U. N
Weather forecast predicts cold snap across regions
Clearing and colder weather moves in tonight with lows near 10 degrees in Miami V area. Tomorrow will be fair and cold with a high around 25 degrees. U S Weather Bureau mid December to mid January forecast shows above normal temperatures in the western third and Northeast. Midwest expected colder than usual with other areas near normal. Central Canada icy blasts push temperatures to 20 below zero in parts of the Midwest. Snow blankets the midwest belt while winds up to 25 mph cause drifting in some areas.
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Wounded bull escapes slaughter house in Oklahoma City
A bull shot four times at a slaughter house yesterday broke loose and ran into the street. Police officer H. J. Tebrinke said the animal collapsed and died from exhaustion or blood loss.
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H. J. Tebrinke
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