Fugitive In Reuther Case May Surrender
Detroit reports Santo Sam Perrone a Detroit racketeer and his son in law Carl Renda were charged with two others in the 1948 shooting attempt on CIO President Walter P. Reuther. Police foresee possible involvement of prominent Detroit names and note four John Does on the warrant. Perrone fled eight hours before arrest efforts, with Lombardo and others linked to gambling and labor disputes.
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Carl Renda
Detroit
CIO
Walter Reuther
Renda
John Doe
Reuther
Victor
Santo Sam Perrone
Walter P. Reuther
Perrone
John Does
Detroit Michigan Stove Co
Kefauver Crime Committee
Briggs Mfg. Co
Briggs
Ane Detroit Times
Huether
United Auto Workers
the Times
Grosse Pointe Shores
Peter Lombardo
Leavenworth Peniton
Eisenhower Hails Tax Cuts and Global Peace Drive
President Eisenhower in a state of the union message urges new tax reductions and outlines a program to strengthen U S defense and economy. He warns about atomic options to defend freedom and notes slow gains for the free world against communism while Congress faces an election year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
United States
House
Senate
Laniel Wins Confidence Vote Amid Berlin Conference Focus
Paris Premier Joseph Laniel survives a 319 to 249 confidence vote as France’s government braces for the Berlin Big Four foreign ministers conference. Laniel warned he would resign if not strong enough, while his review stressed domestic policy and a cautious stance on Germany ahead of Coty’s January 17 accession.
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Joseph Lanier
Berlin
France
National Assembly
Laniel
Georges Dault
Assembly
Eisenhower
Churchill
Beremuda
Lanier
Rene Coty
Bidault
Germany
Date For A Parley In Washington On Atomic Talks
Washington and Moscow agreed to start preliminary atoms for peace discussions in Washington with no date set. The Soviet ambassador Georgi M. Zarubin will represent Russia in Washington for talks on timing and substance as Dulles plans early procedural conversations. The Berlin Foreign Ministers Conference opens Jan 25, with Eisenhower proposing pooling atomic materials under UN oversight for peaceful use and eventual weapon control. Russia insists on banning atomic bombs and seeks timely talks before Berlin.
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United States
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Georgi M. Zarubin
Dulles
Berlin
Britain
France
Eisenhower
United Nations
Molotov
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Protests Hero Roll For PWs Protests Hero Roll For PWs
Ohio Amvets State Cmdr Stuart J. Satullo urges a protest against what he calls hero treatment for POWs who refuse repatriation and later seek financial benefit. Letters to post commanders target two named POWs Cpl Edward Dickenson and Cpl Claude Batchelor, to be read at state Amvet meetings.
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Cleveland
Ohio Amvets
Stuart J. Satullo
Veterans’ Organization
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
Claude J. Batchelor
Kermit, Tex
Satullo
Amvet
Navy Plane Crash Kills Seven Men in Panama
A four engine U S Navy photo reconnaissance plane crashed near Trans-lion Highway while en route from Miramar California to Frane Air Force Base near Colon. Seven men died and seven survived with severe burns, with two local farmers Levi Anderson and James Hyatt aiding victims before survivors were taken to Coco Solo Naval Hospital.
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Trans-lion Highway
Canal Zone
Miramar
Calif
William A. Thorn
Coco Solo
Thorn
Frane Air Force Base
Colon
Caribbean
Isthmus
Levi Anderson
James Hyatt
Coco Solo Naval Hospital
End To All Movie Censorship Asked
Ohio attorney John C. Harlor of Columbus asked the Supreme Court for a ruling to end all film censorship. He argued penal laws suffice to handle indecent or obscene movies and pre censorship is unnecessary.
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Washington
Ohio
John C. Harlor
Columbus
Supreme Court
Luce warns of new Communist danger in Italy
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce tells top officials there is rising Communist strength in Italy amid unemployment and union pressure. She backs continued U.S. economic and military aid to bolster the pro Western government as Italy faces political crisis after Premier Pella's resignation. State Department drafts a defense and economic aid program totaling about 300 million dollars for Italy over six months, with Russia alleged to be funneling millions to back a Communist state.
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Congress
House
Ordinance
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Continental
John Scali
Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Luce
Eisenhower
Red
State Department
Russia
Rift Eases Between U S and ROK Over POWs
Seoul reports a temporary thaw as South Korea and the United States settle a rift over more than 22 000 unrepatriated prisoners of war. Pyun Yung Tai drops threats of violence while new arrangements are tested. The Communists give no clear answer to a repatriation code set for after January 22. UN says release should follow truce terms. Gen Maxwell D Taylor goes to Tokyo for talks with Gen John Hull as officials seek to tie up prisoner details and ends.
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Pyun Yung Tai
U. N
Maxwell D. Taylor
8Th Army
Tokyo
John E. Hull
U.N
Pyun
Taylor
Seoul
Solons May Talk About Probe Curbs
Washington report says Sen McCarthy called a meeting of his Senate investigations subcommittee to discuss curbs or surrender of its Red hunting power. He denied agreeing to shift focus from communism under Eisenhower administration pressure and named three witnesses in the Ft Monmouth spying probe, Lamont, Shadowitz, and Unger, citing their actions and refusals to cooperate. Mundt proposed a new anti subversion panel, which McCarthy did not favor, while Jenner defended the current subcommittee and Ellender opposed cutting funds or creating new bodies.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations
Unger
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
Mundt
M McCarthy
Jenner
R-Ind
Internal Security Subcommittee
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Promptiyy
DiSalle Expected to Reveal Political Plans Tuesday in Washington
Michael V. DiSalle former head of the Office of Price Stabilization says he probably will make a formal announcement in Washington Tuesday on his political plans.
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Toledo
Vuhio
Michael V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
Washington
Ohio Truckers Plan Strike Votes On Sunday
Ohio owner operators plan to vote on Sunday at four state meetings in Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Cincinnati over the axle mile tax payments the Teamsters say a strike date will be set if votes favor walkout. First payments due January 20 the dispute pits owner operators against trucking firms over who pays the levy. The NLRB held a hearing in Akron on a bid for representation or an independent union with briefs due January 28.
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Cleveland
AFL
Ohio
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Youngstown
Toledo
Cincinnati
Hoffa
National Labor Relations Board
Akron
Motor Cargo, Inc
Philip Fusco
NLRB
Washington
Husbands Wanted In St. Petersburg
Sociologist William H. Harlan of Ohio University reports intense demand among widows for husbands in St. Petersburg Florida where more than one fifth of residents are retired. The study was conducted for the Chicago and Florida Joint Committee on Retirement.
Timken President Sees European Recovery Progress
Timken Roller Bearing Co president, returned from overseas, reports Europe is recovering economically and West Germany is forging far ahead of the pack.
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Canton
Ohio
Timken Roller Bearing Co
West Germany
Cooperation in Eisenhower Year Demands Bipartisan Backing
Washington notes Republicans call this year a decisive action year for the Eisenhower administration. Democrats, seeking control in November, say bipartisan aid is needed for foreign policy, defense, and Bricker amendment dealings. Key items include budget balancing, tax policy, and Taft-Hartley reforms, with a farm program draft anticipated.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Connor
Rep. Rayburn
Texas
Vance
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Tonight and Tomorrow
The Van dalia Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy skies in the Miami Valley with a low around 2 degrees tonight and a high near 35 degrees tomorrow. Snow fell in the northeastern U S while a two day cold wave caused deaths from heart attacks and vehicle crashes. the Far West saw rain and the snow belt stretched from the Upper Great Lakes to New York and New England.
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Vandalia Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
Upper Great Lakes
West Virginia
Alleghenies
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Fornia
Canada
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