Senate Rackets Committee to Hold Strategy Parley Monday
The Senate Rackets Committee plans a closed door strategy conference starting Monday with field investigators from New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Detroit and Miami. Hearings on next year’s labor racketeering probes include Kohler Co UAW violence in a four year Wisconsin strike and investigations of operating engineers carpenters and butchers unions.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St.Louis
Detroit
Miami
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Kohler Plumbings Fixture Co
Wisconsin
Kohler
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoffa
Teamster
Dave Beck
Frank W. Brewster
Beck
Vice
Portland
Ore
Tennessee
Hungarian Rebel Hunt To Go On
Budapest reports Prosecutor Geza Szenasi promised ongoing pursuit of counterrevolutionaries from last year’s anti Russian upheaval. He spoke at Parliament, urging continued prosecutions and rejecting early leniency as years pass. Chief Justice Jozsef Domonkos raised who governs the line between courts amid summary trials and death sentences for factory strike urging.
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Budapest
Geza Szenasi
Szenasi
Jozsef Domonkos
Smuggled Gem Powers Space Age Experiments
A seven-carat gem seized from a smuggler is being used by the National Bureau of Standards in high pressure temperature tests. Alvin Van Valkenburg and Charles E. Weir will conduct research to study material behavior under extreme heat and stress, simulating conditions of atomic blasts and missile launches for military and industrial applications.
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Washington
National Bureau of Standards
Alvin van Valkenburg
Charles E. Weir
Breau
Mineral Products
A Glance Inside Story Of Christmas Is Told Many Ways
A Christmas feature outlines multiple retellings from church readings to an Associated Press piece. The report notes weather hints of a white Christmas and includes references to page features by staff writer Carl Thomas.
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Carl Thomas
Associated Press
Wedneday
Jody Terney
Jury Convicts L. Ewing Scott in Missing Wife Case
A Los Angeles jury found L Ewing Scott guilty of first degree murder in the disappearance of his wife Evelyn Throsby Scott, a case famed for wealth, social status and an international hunt though no body was found. The verdict follows three days of deliberation and hinges on circumstantial evidence. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty, as the new California capital murder law requires two part verdicts and grants post verdict review.
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Los Angeles
L. Ewing Scott
Evelyn Throsby Scott
Scott
San Quenne
California
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Clement D. Nye
J. Miller Leavy
Prisoners to Receive Christmas Bonus in Mexico City
Federal penitentiary officials allocate 80000 pesos for inmates in factory and shop programs as a Christmas bonus. The sum equals about 6400 dollars.
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Mexico City
Federal Penitentiary
New Drug Destroys Four Intestinal Parasites
Two LSU researchers report that the oral drug dithiazanine destroyed whipworm strongyloides large roundworm and pinworm in 400 patients. Minor side effects included rare vomiting and diarrhea. Major use could be in tropical regions with high parasite prevalence.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State University
J. C. Swartzwelder
Williar W. Frye
LSU Medical School
Swartzwelder
Frye
Latin America
Dulles Sees NATO Summit Decisions and Peace Goal
Secretary of State Dulles returns from Paris reporting the 15 nation NATO summit made essential decisions and strengthened unity while warning that continuing effort and sacrifice are needed to wage peace. He noted no clear support for a strong missile bases buildup and did not comment on Soviet disarmament ideas.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
National Airport
U.S
West Europe
Russia
NATO
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Eisenhower
United Nations
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Kremlin
Europe presses for more U S arms concessions at NATO talks
European diplomats after the NATO conference pressed the United States for broader arms pledges and a high level talks conference with Russia. They questioned Secretary of State Dulles and worried Eisenhower’s health may hinder leadership over two years of negotiations.
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Preston Grover Paris
NATO
United States
Russia
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Europe
Dulles
Roosevelt
America
Vanguard Activity Signals Navy Lead in First Satellite Race
Cape Canaveral observers noted signs around the Vanguard launch complex suggesting renewed Navy activity to beat the Army to America's first satellite. Binocular glimpses showed a white rocket nose above the fixed stand and gantry, while a slender arm on the tower shifted overnight. The area was brightly lit Friday night after December 6 damage from the previous Vanguard abortive attempt.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Navy
Army
America
Pope's Yule Talk Labeled Important
In Britain Roman Catholics were told Pope Pius XII's Christmas broadcast would be an important statement of policy. A church spokesman urged listening on Vatican Radio as translations in 28 languages would follow the Italian address. The Vatican station plans global reach via international networks starting 11 a.m. Sunday.
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London
Britain
Prus XII
Vatican Radio
Vatican
One Dead Five Hurt In Route 42 Crash
A head on collision Saturday on U S 42 between Medina and Brunswick killed Elisha Green 55 of Cleveland and injured five others.
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Medina
Ohio
U.S
Here
Brunswick
Elisha Green
Cleveland
Disarmament Talks urged as Khrushchev challenges West
Moscow leaders urged a no war pact and an international disarmament conference while dismissing NATO calls for a foreign ministers meeting. Gromyko called for a special session to push summit talks and end the arms race. Khrushchev said the USSR seeks direct talks with the United States to outlaw war and honor equality among systems.
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Harold K. Miles
Moscow
NATO
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Khushchev
Paris
Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Britain
Russia
Europe
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Washington
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Pope
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