New Note Aims to Ease U S Soviet Plane Clash
The State Department drafts a conciliatory note to Russia following the shooting down of a U S Air Force plane. Officials weigh Moscow's call to prevent future border violations while noting questions over enforcement and pilot restraint amid two nations seeking to avert further clashes.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Georgi Malenkov
Charles E. Bohlen
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Senate OK On Asian Pact Seen
Sen Wiley forecasts quick Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval of the Southeast Asia defense treaty with caution on German sovereignty and rearmament pacts. Mansfield calls the Manila drafted eight-nation pact a second best step toward Pacific security.
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Rowland Evans JR
Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen. McCarthy
United States
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
Red
Southeast Asia
U. S
Manila
Pacific
India
Burma
Indonesia
Germany
First Mass Naturalization Ceremonies Held Coast to Coast
Ray Korn reports the United States holds its first mass naturalization ceremonies on Veterans Day across the 48 states Hawaii and Guam. About 50 000 new citizens take the oath including displaced persons from many nations with Atty Gen Herbert Brownell at events in New York City Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds.
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Aron Rimsky
Odessa
Russia
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Maine
Honolulu
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Capehart Aims Delay On McCarthy Censure Vote
Senator Capehart plans to push postponing the McCarthy censure vote to January in hopes of a more deliberate decision. Senator Jackson predicted the delay would fail and the Senate wants to resolve the matter soon. McCarthy denounced delaying tactics and defended his position against censure.
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McCarthy
Capehart
Jackson
Senate
Congress
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Sen. Case
R-Nd
Dirksen
R-Ill
Bridges
Japs Hunt 64 Billion Treasure From Osaka Mine
Tokyo reports a Sangyo Keizai claim of a buried 64 billion dollar treasure linked to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Documents allegedly authenticated by historians describe a silver mine near Osaka where gold was hidden by Hideyoshi and buried by convicts.
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Korea
Japan
Sangyo Keizai
Osaka
Sumitomo Metal Mining Co
Kanichiro Kamei
Toyotomi
Hideyoshi
Korean
Tada
Air Force Grounds Supersonic F100 Planes
The Air Force ordered all F100 supersonic fighters grounded pending investigations into three recent crashes. The F100, the fastest U S operational fighter, began deliveries last week from North American Aviation with plans to buy about 100 units. North American had no immediate comment on the grounding.
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Washington
Air Force
U. S
North American Aviation Co
North American
Ortr
Needle in Man's Heart Baffles LA Police
A 35 year old cabinet maker Peter Pivaroff died in a Los Angeles hospital after X rays showed a one and a half inch needle penetrated his heart between the fourth and fifth ribs. Dr. Frederick D. Newbarr said another puncture was found between the seventh and eighth ribs. Police said the wife stated he had drunk heavily recently and denied a fight. The daughter Diana identified the needle as one she borrowed for a Halloween costume. Authorities seek to determine how the needle was inserted and by whom.
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Los Angeles
Peter Pivaroff
Frederick D. Newbarr
Los Angeles County
Pivaroff
Fred Laughlin
Diana
Laughlin
Eisenhower Visits Old Homestead In Abilene
President Eisenhower returns to his boyhood town Abilene Kansas to dedicate the 325000 Eisenhower Memorial Museum at Veterans Day ceremonies. He tours the family homestead with his mother’s preserved rooms and WWII mementos as a large crowd greets the president and a brass band plays.
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Washington
FOA Chief Addresses OU Parley
Harold E. Stassen FDA director spoke at Ohio University urging exchange of knowledge with other nations. He told college presidents faculty and students that education must serve humanity and promote peace through joint technical cooperation with 26 countries.
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Athens
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Ohio University
Minnesota
Stasse
McCarthy Rally Draws Thousands to Capitol in Bid Against Censure
Hundreds of McCarthy supporters descend on Washington for a national rally at Constitutional Hall. The crowd travels by train bus and car to press senators to oppose censure of the Wisconsin senator.
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Washington
McCarthy
Capitol
Constitutional Hall
Talks At Vets Day Ceremony
Secretary of the Air Force Harold Talbott warned at a Veterans Day ceremony that there are weapons powerful enough to lay waste a continent. He urged that nations seek divine guidance to prevent use of such arms and preserve peace in the nuclear age.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Talbott
Arlington National Cemetery
Eisenhower
National Cemetery
Congress
Burke recount demand tied to local Hamilton County issue
U S Senator Thomas A Burke seeks a county wide ballot recount in Hamilton County from the November 2 election. He filed 1192 affidavits claiming irregularities and called for a public hearing. A city charter committee leader says a proportional representation issue was decided by about 350 votes, prompting a possible recount. The Hamilton County tally shows George Bender winning the senate race by 37 296 votes with 134 727 to 97 431 Burke. State totals are not yet finished. Burke’s campaign manager charged improper ballot protection and requested opening sealed containers for recounts.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Thomas A. Burke
Hamilton County
Burke
Leonard Sive
City Charter Committee
Charter ‘Group
George Bender
Hamilton
Bender
Board of Elections
Joseph Sullivan
Cleveland
Jury views grisly photos in Sheppard murder case
Cleveland jurors examined black and white images of Marilyn Sheppard's bloodstained bed while deliberations paused on the July 4 slaying. Dr. Samuel Sheppard, 31, faces first degree murder charges, claiming an intruder killed his wife as prosecutors push for a conviction.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Esther Houk
J. Spencer Houk
Bay Village
Saul Danaceau
New Storm Over Dixon Yates Power Plan
President Eisenhower faces a new Democratic storm over the Dixon Yates power proposal. He urged swift Senate and House Atomic Energy Committee action after the AEC approved but had not signed the contract for a 107 million dollar West Memphis Arkansas plant to feed TVA power. Rep. Cole said hearings could resume and a vote follow once the signed contract arrives. four changes were still under discussion.
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Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
AEC
Dixon-Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Cole
Speaker Martin In For Checkup At Sayre Hospital
Sayre Pa Rep Joseph W Martin speaker of the House is at Robert Packer Hospital today for a checkup. The note continues on page 25.
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Sayre
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Robert Packer
Guardsmen Seek Two Lost Girls in West Virginia
National Guardsmen continued a third day search for Irene Agee eight and Mary Agee six who disappeared ten days ago near Egeria in Raleigh County. About 120 men from three units scan a five by one mile area after heavy snow slowed volunteers. Father Steve Agee offers a fifty dollar reward for information leading to the girls dead or alive.
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Beckley
W. Va
Irene Agee
Mary
Egeria
Raleigh County
Here
Egeria School
National Guard
Cincinnati Elects Republican Mayor After 16 Ballots
After a lengthy deadlock, Cincinnati selects Republican Carl Rich as mayor. Councilman Albert Jordan shifted to Republicans on the 16th ballot, breaking a stalemate that followed the death of Mayor Waldvogel and long delays between Charter Democrats and GOP members.
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Ths
Carl Rich
Friward N. Waldvogel
Rich
Albert Jordan
Jordan
Council
Charter Party
Charterites
Theodore Berry
Dolbey
Gilligan
Beckman
Berry
Mrs. Dolbey
Rewards Stated Washington Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission says it hopes to pay government employees six million dollars this year for suggestions that could save the government many millions of dollars. The plan aims to reward cost saving ideas from workers across agencies.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
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