U S Proposes New Disarmament Plans at UN
United States officials unveil fresh disarmament proposals before the United Nations General Assembly as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. leads the policy speech. The U S insists on adequate inspections for any disarmament and references President Eisenhower’s call for controls on space missiles and satellites.
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N.Y
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
U. S
Henry Cannor Lodge Jr
Assembly
Sad Lodge
Eisenhower
Brittain
Canada
France
Soviet Union
United States
Bulganin
Europe
Lodge
Disarmament Commission
State of the Union
Congress
Police Work On McDonald Kidnap Case
Los Angeles police chief William Parker says he has a solid theory about the Marie McDonald kidnapping case but will not disclose it. Investigators are compiling variations between her hospital questioning in India and her earlier statements before the cameras. The actress disappeared from her Enicino home January 3 and was found the next night near India. her attorney opposes a lie detector test.
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Los Angeles
William Parker
Marie McDonald
Encino
India
Jerry Giesler
Atomic powered icebreaker planned by Russia this year
Berlin reports the Soviet Union will launch the world’s first atomic powered icebreaker this year. The vessel’s size was not disclosed by officials in East Germany.
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Momic
Russia
Berlin
Sovet Union
Revolt Rumors Hit Bulgaria Print Report
Athens Athens Salonika newspaper reports unrest in communist Bulgaria with no confirmation. Indications point to an uprising in the Stara Planina district as about 100 Bulgarian officers join a patriotic peasant group. a recent strike left three workers dead and around 20 wounded in clashes with police.
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Athens
Salonika
Bulgaria
Stara Planika
Congressman Pushes Open Hearings on Appropriations
Rep Jen Ts en of Iowa urges the House Appropriations Committee to end secret hearings except for national security matters. He plans a proposal this week but notes only a small chance of adoption. He says open hearings could save taxpayers money and reduce bashfulness in asking for appropriations.
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Washington
Rep
Jentsen
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
Texas Holds Control Vote
Washington reports the resignation of Senator Price Daniel from Texas to become governor prompts talk of Republican takeover possibilities. Shivers would name a successor likely to align with Democrats. Knowland cites 48 votes to shift control with Nixon tie break. Democrats hold a 49 to 47 Senate edge.
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Price Daniel
Dtex
Texas
Senate
Allan Shiviers
Daniel
Shivers
William Knowland
California
Nixon
Minister prays for Alabama officials amid Montgomery bombings
In Montgomery Alabama Rev Ralph D Abernathy prays for moral courage from city officials to stop violence and for a word from President Eisenhower to carry weight The bombing damaged Abernathy home and a white minister’s residence along with four Negro churches leaving no injuries The bus system remains halted and most Negro churches held services while Abernathy paused services fearing risk at First Baptist Church
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Montgomery
Ala
Ralph D. Abernah
Eisenhower
Abernathy
First Baptist Church
Rocks Smash Tallahassee Home In Bus Integration Tangle
In Tallahassee a Black family house owned by Rev. C. K. Steele was struck by rocks before dawn Tuesday during tense bus integration events. Police say no bus service resumed after New Year’s Day vandalism and a cross was burned on Steele’s lawn. Governor ordered bus service resumed last Friday. A city ordinance now requires drivers to seat riders to preserve segregation.
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Tallahassee
C. K. Steele
Steele
Dupont
Madonna Driftwood Carving Draws Curious Visitors
In Sausalito California Clara Bass carved a 10 by 20 inch Madonna from driftwood. The sculpture hung in the Marine Art Gallery and sap dripped from the right eye, likely from a resin duct. Visitors showed curiosity and a few knelt before it.
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Sausalito
Calif
Marine Art Gallery
Clara Bass
Miss Bass
Turkey bans extra editions as press clamp tightens
Istanbul reports a government decree forbids extra newspaper editions. Parliament last June passed a strict law to curb the press with prison terms and suspensions for those deemed to publish false news. The note mentions about twenty separate railroads in Cuba.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Turkey Today
School Of Religion In Second Session Tonight
The Middletown Council of Churches continues its School of Religion tonight at the Church of the Ascension McGee Avenue and McKnight Drive with nine classes offered. Registration is $1 per class and $2 for two hour courses plus required textbooks and outside study.
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School of Religion
Middletown
Niel A. Buckley
Vivien C. Washington
Rob
William O. Calvert
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Scientists announce a breakthrough with a Bio-Dyne discovery heal pad that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Early cases show shrinkage alongside pain relief, marketed as Preseret by druggists with a money back offer.
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Spertel
Gous
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