Dulles Skeptical On East West Arms Talks Prospect
Secretary of State Dulles doubts new East West arms talks will occur due to Russian quibbles. NATO talks were proposed in Paris. U S participation is unclear. Dulles sees talks as procedural to break deadlock rather than address disarmament substance. He met Franco in Madrid and will report to Eisenhower.
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Britain
France
Canada
Russia
Eisenhower
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U.S
NATO
Franco
Spain
Gromyke
U.N
Gromyky
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Dayton Newspapers Shut by Mailers Strike
Dayton Ohio readers lose editions of the Journal Herald and Dayton Daily News as Local 137 of the International Mailers Union strikes over wages vacations and shift interchange. The News 155000 circulation and Journal Herald 94000 are owned by Dayton Newspapers James M Cox Jr. The dispute centers on pay vacation time and work assignment rules amid ongoing failed negotiations.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Morning Journal Herald
Journal Herald
Dayton Daily News
the News
Dayton Newspapers
James M. Cox Jr
International Mailers Union
Robert A. Wolfe
Ray Brown
Wolle
Wolfe
Brown
Mantua Man Dies In Night Crash On Ohio 82
Cheeies Love 35 of Mantua was killed when his car left Ohio 82 northeast of Ravenna on a curve struck a guard rail overturned and burst into flames. Police reported the fatal accident occurred Friday night near the northern end of Ravenna.
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Air power shifts from combat to daily loads
Forty years ago a combat aircraft flew on 100 horsepower, while today 250 horsepower is needed to carry a 117 pound woman to the supermarket. The item contrasts older military efficiency with modern transport demands.
Policed Buy Out Mistletoe Stock From 11-Year-Old
In Santa Monica a hopeful 11-year-old vender named Peter Ingram failed to sell his mistletoe. A passing officer took him to the station where the police bought all of his stock and called his mother Mrs Henry Ingram to collect him in a station festooned with mistletoe.
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Peter Ingram
Peter
Henry Ingram
Gaither Report Secret Despite Alarming Defense Projections
The Gaither report remains officially top secret though sources describe a dire picture of U S defense needs and rapid Soviet gains. An 11 member investigatory panel led by Gaither proposed multi billion dollar increases through 1970.
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Washington Post
Russia
Post
H. Rowan Gaither Jr
San Francisco
Ford Foundation
William C. Foster
lin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
Jami Robert C. Sprague
Sprague Electric Co
James R. Killian Jr
Faith In The Future As Cameron Hosts Salvation Army Christmas
Cameron Louisiana holds its largest Salvation Army Christmas party for Hurricane Audrey survivors with Santa, 1,000 toys, and candy packages. Sheriff Carter notes population rising to about 1,200 as oil and fishing industries resume and rebuilding continues.
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Santa Claus
Louisiana
Salvation Army
Audrey
Santa
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Francis Guilbeau
Red Cross
O. B. Carter
Carter
Silent girl speaks after six months and Christmas gift
A 12 year old San Diego girl long unconscious after near drowning at Escondido pool spoke for the first time in July. Her first word was Mama as she nears rehabilitation at Latter day Saints Primary Hospital with her mother by her side.
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San Diego
Calif
Joseph B. Schow
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Maurine
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Latterday Saints
Mama
Schow
Los Angeles
Marine
Sharon
Soviet proposes UN session or summit on disarmament
Moscow reports Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko urged a special UN session or international conference to push disarmament talks toward an East West summit. Khrushchev backed a summit to resolve all humanity's problems, including disarmament, while denouncing Western delays at the UN.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Einard Gerhardsen
Norway
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
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Allied veto won't hurt rocket use in overseas bases
U S senators say veto power by Britain or allies would not delay firing of ballistic missiles from overseas bases if needed. British Commons approved bases and veto rights, while U S officials note pre negotiations set firing terms. Discussions reflect NATO ties and disarmament talks amid Suez era tensions and Oslo military study of short range atomic arms.
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Britain
U.S
Sens
Hickenlooper
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Commons
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
London
Egypt
Oslo
Elvis Presley Draft Induction Likely Delays Film Plans
Elvis Presley must report for Army induction on January 20 unless Hollywood persuades a postponement of eight weeks. Paramount and studio head Frank Freeman fear a $300,000 sunk cost if Presley cannot film King Creole. Manager Tom Parker cites potential income loss up to half a million dollars. Presley says he is proud to serve. if drafted he would join Ft. Chaffee, Arkansas. The AP named him 1956 Man of the Year in entertainment.
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Memphis
Elvis
Tenn
Hollywood
Paramount Pictures
Paramount
Frank Freeman
Presley
Eiter
Freeman
Tom Parker
Nashville, Tenn
Parker
Ft. Chaffee
Fort Smith
Ark
Associated Press
Presley earnings and film contracts cited in tax talk
The report notes Paramount plans and a separate 20th Century Fox deal paying Elvis Presley 200000, plus an MGM project offering 275000 plus profits. Parker estimates next year’s tax loss to the government and Presley in uniform would total at least half a million, not counting upkeep costs.
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20Th Century-Fox
Presley
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Parker
AF Closes Test Site at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force moved to close access to the Missile Test Center area at Cape Canaveral. Lt. Col. Sam Bruno says roads to the northern observation post will be blocked with barricades and no trespass signs. A shoreline post four miles from the Center was also closed to observers with cameras or radio devices.
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Sam Bruno
Santa Swap Mixup Brings Christmas To Old Chico Man
In Chico California seventy one year old William A Gardenhire learned his phone line was crossed with a junior chamber of commerce Santa project. Children asked Hello Santa Claus and he told them no. He apologized and shared how the mix caused him to reflect on faith and the meaning of Christmas.
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Calif
William A. Gardenhire
Santa Claus
Gardenhire
Santa
Chico Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chico Enterprise Record
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