Hope And Caution Mark U S Response To A Plan For Peace
Washington officials say the United States will move cautiously in responding to Russia's stated willingness to discuss Eisenhower's proposal for a pool of atomic materials for peace. Secretary of State Dulles called Moscow's reply hopeful during a Foreign Policy speech at a National Press Club luncheon.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Dulles
Moscow
National Press Club
Eisenhower
United Nations
White House
Congress
Kremlin
Soviet Union
State Department
Two 'Cons' Still Loose One Psycho
Detroit police hunted two remaining prison escapees from a 13 man break at Southern Michigan Prison. Roman Usiondek a dangerous convicted murderer and psychopathic criminal remains at large while Robert Dowling a convicted burglar is also on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Roman Usiondek
Robert Dowling
Usiondek
Southwest Section
Ray Girardin
The
Detroit Times
Joseph Rocco
Daniel B. Bousha
Edward J. Emrick
Virgil Lane
Rocco
Irvin Sullivan
Southern Michigan
Emrick
Mossadegh Appeals Treason Conviction In Iran
Ex-Dictator Mohammed Mossadegh appeals a military tribunal verdict that sentenced him to three years in solitary confinement for treason and defying the shah. Co-defendant Brig. Paghi Riadi received two years and dismissal from the army as Zahedi’s uprising toppled the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Mohammed Reza
U S Envoy 4 Sees Hope Despite Korean Talks Setbacks
Arthur H. Dean urged patience as he explained Communist tactics in Panmunjom negotiations. He warned the Reds seek a long session with five neutrals and said no new shooting in Korea is likely, with the armistice still binding and UN allies determined.
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Washington
Arthur H. Dean
Reds
North Korea
United States
India
Russia
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
Possible White Christmas Forecast for Ohio
The Weather Bureau anticipates cold air moving into Ohio with temperatures around 15 degrees tonight. Snow is likely tonight through Christmas Day with about an inch possible, and more snow expected on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The outlook calls for continued cold, blustery conditions through Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Liberty Not In Danger Says Truman in TV Interview
Former President Harry S. Truman told a roving TV reporter on a Kansas City street corner that personal liberties “may be threatened, but they’re not in danger.” He cited past hysterias such as the 1790s Jacobin period and the Alien and Sedition Acts as examples.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. Truman
U. S. Television News Today
Kansas City
Clete Roberts
Truman
U.S
Cardinal Spellman To Spend Christmas In Korea
Cardinal Francis Spellman arrived in Tokyo and said he will spend Christmas in Korea with U S troops, flying to Korea tomorrow in Gen John E Hull s private plane for his third straight Christmas with the forces.
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Tokyo
Cardinal Francis Spellman
Korea
John E. Hull
U.S
Eight Die In Gasoline Barge Blast at Ohio River Dock
At Point Pleasant West Virginia a gasoline barge owned by Union Barge Line exploded while being cleaned at Marietta Mfg Co. on the Ohio River. Eight men were killed or missing, with three bodies recovered and three others unaccounted. The blast cratered the barge, hurled debris over the riverbank, and caused minor injuries to nearby workers.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Union Barge Line
Marietta Mfg. Co
Campaign Of Denunciation On Beria In Soviet Union
The Soviet propaganda push denounces Lavrenty Beria as the criminal and hints at a posthumous trial. Dispatches report a nationwide campaign with calls for the death sentence while questions arise if Beria is alive and being tried in absentia.
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Lavrenty P. Beria
Beria
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Supreme Court
NLRB ends employer time for union campaigns on job
The NLRB reversed two year old rules, saying company premises are the forum for employer views and unions must not be funded for campaigning on employer time. A new rule bans both sides from addressing workers on company premises within 24 hours before an election.
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NLRB
Abe Murdock
Utah
Eisenhower
Murdock
Guy Farmer
Philip Ray Rodgers
Ivar Peterson
Truman
Arthur Goldberg
CIO
Ballot Box May Settle Dock Fight
New York waterfront workers head to a federally supervised ballot on choosing unions amid AFL ILA rivalry. About 22,000 voters in Manhattan and New Jersey begin ballots, with results expected Thursday morning as East Coast ILA members look to follow.
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New York
AFL
Independing International Longshoremen’s Assn
John L. Lewis
Manhattan
New Jersey
National Labor Relations Board
ILA
Port of New York
Ila-Afl
William V. Bradley
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Winter Storm Slows Travel Across Midwest and Rockies
Snow and freezing temperatures disrupted travel from Kansas City to Colorado’s mountains. At least two deaths occurred in weather related accidents. A Wichita freight crash ignited gasoline causing injuries and derailments. Schools closed in Missouri and Kansas as bitter cold loomed near zero.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Mountains
Wichita
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Wyoming
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma City
Okla
Many Yanks Will Spend Yule Behind Iron Wall
The article notes Americans abroad facing Christmas behind the Iron Curtain with limited exits. About 100 Americans are in Communist China with 31 imprisoned and one under house arrest. Repatriated Austrian POWs named Leland Towers and Homer H. Cox as prisoners near Moscow. Most detainees are missionaries or businessmen unable to leave after the Communist takeover.
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Washington
Moscow
Leland Towers
San Francisco
Homer H. Cox
Oklahoma City
State Department
China
Red China
Central
Europe
Hymn-Singing Slayer Is Committed For Insanity
Frank Holt, 34, of Steubenville, confessed to killing four children with a crowbar and was ordered confined in Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a doctor reported delusions of grandeur. One child remains critically injured. Holt faces a first degree murder indictment if found sane.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Frank Holt
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas
Arthur L. Hooper
Arthur ™. Hopwood
Cambridge State Hospital
Holt
Christ
Hooper
Pfc. Fred Rupersburg Guards Korean Front Line
Private eye Marine Pfc. Fred Rupersburg from Detroit keeps a sharp lookout from a wooden watch tower south of Korea's DMZ. He is part of a detachment monitoring Communist activity to the north, with AP Wirephoto.
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Pfc
Fred Rupersburg
Detroit
Mich
Leatherneck
Korea
Allies Plan Broadcasts To 22 Gis
PANMUNJOM The Allies scheduled last minute broadcasts for 22 American POWs who allied with communism. If unseen by midnight Wednesday they will be listed as absent without leave and deserters after 30 days. The UN Command planned three loudspeaker broadcasts to prisoners in the North Camp, while the Reds pressed with face to face explanations.
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Panmunjom
U. N. Command
North
Reds
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Premese
U.N
New City Greeter Named by New York Mayor
Mayor-elect Robert F. Wagner Jr. will replace Grover A. Whalen after 35 years as official city greeter with Richard C. Patterson Jr. Patterson, born in Omaha Nebraska, previously served as ambassador to Yugoslavia and Guatemala and was minister to Switzerland until last June.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Grover A. Whalen
Richard C. Patterson Jr
Patterson
Omaha
Neb
Yugoslavia
Guatemala
Switzerland
Jailer H Bailey Plans Bean Soup Christmas Menu
Charleston West Virginia city jailer Henry Bailey aims to reduce drunken and vagrant incarcerations this Christmas by introducing a simple holiday dish bean soup to the jail menu.
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Charleston
W. Va
Henry Bailey
11th Ballot Slated For Tomorrow In French Presidential Vote
France's parliament postponed the 11th ballot as deadlock continues over a new president. Edouard Herriot and Vincent Auriol lead as compromise candidates amid conferences and public embarrassment. Intervening talks aim to avoid further stalemate affecting democratic institutions. Premier Lanier loses ground as abstentions grow.
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Versailles
France
Edouard Herriot
Vincent Auriol
Tomore
Herriot
Auriol
Andre le Troquer
le Troquer
Joseph Lanier
Social and Democratic Resistance Party
Go Home Japs Hero Urges U S to Withdraw Troops
Masanobu Tsuji, famed Japanese war strategist, warns the United States to pull its troops from Japan at once or face future regret. He says anti American sentiment grows in Japan and accuses Nixon of misreading the mood. He urges curtailing policy and criticizes occupation measures while remaining non anti American.
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Tokyo
Masanobu
Japan
United States
Tsuji
Malaya
Singapore
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Felt Hand Of God Ex POW Chooses Ministry
Eugene L. Inman 22, former prisoner of war in Korea, re turned to Felt the hand of God during captivity. He plans to begin a four year pre seminary program at Olivet Nazarene College after Christmas, then three years at Church of the Nazarene Seminary in Kansas City. He and his wife Rosemary will marry two weeks after his return to Michigan and move to Kankakee for studies.
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Fosters
Mich
Eugene L. Inman
Korea
Reds
David M Inman
Saginaw
Rosemary
Jwill
Kankakee
Olivet Nazarene College
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene Seminary
Inman
9Th Infantry
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