Eisenhower vows united defense against atomic threat
President Eisenhower told a joint Canadian Parliament session that the United States and Canada can and will defend North America against surprise atomic attacks while preserving commitments elsewhere. He warned Russia is truculent and urged ongoing U S Canadian security plans accounting for Soviet delivery of atomic weapons. He promoted St. Lawrence Seaway cooperation and a strengthened trade regime as part of a broad security and economic partnership.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
Canada
United States
North America
U.S
Western Europe
Pacific
Russia
Germany
Austria
Canadian Broadcasting Co
House of Commons Chamber
Louis St. Laurent
St. Laurent
U. S
United Nations
St. Lawrence
US -Canadian Joint Board On Permanent Defense
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
UN Pushes Voting On Arms Talk
UNITED NATIONS AP The U N Assembly Political Committee pushed for a vote on Western disarmament talks proposals as the eighth session neared its Dec 8 adjournment. Delegates debated new Russian and Western positions, aiming to finalize a ballot. The Western resolution urges continued disarmament negotiations by the Disarmament Commission and security council members. An Indian amendment sought top five powers to negotiate privately, later dropped. Vishinsky accused U S preparations for a new war jeopardizing disarmament.
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U.N. Assembly
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Assembly
Security Council
Canada
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Atomic Research
Greek Royals Attend UCLA Washington Grid Game
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece will watch their first U S football game in California. They plan to attend the UCLA Washington clash at the 105000 seat Coliseum where the king will present a stone from Olympia during the halftime ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Paul
Frederika
Greece
U. S
California
Ucla
Washington
Coliseum
Olympia
Army Denies Spy Ring at Fort Monmouth
Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens rejected Sen. McCarthy’s claim of Communist espionage at Fort Monmouth New Jersey radar lab. He said 33 workers suspended on loyalty charges have not revealed secrets. some were reinstated and others will get hearings before a loyalty board. McCarthy pushed for hearings around December 1 in Monmouth or New York.
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Portland
Maine
Monmouth
New York
Stevens
Fort Monmouth
Navy
Air Force
McCarthy Committee
Subcommittee
Walter urges Hoover to testify on White case details
Washington AP report says Rep. Walter urges FBI chief J Edgar Hoover to reveal all he knows about the Harry Dexter White case. Walter calls for a Senate internal security hearing with Hoover, Brownell, Truman, Vinson and Clark invited to testify, while Jenner questions the alleged 1946 promotion plan.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Harry Dexter White
Rep. Walter
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Walter
CBS
Atty
Brownell
White
Browne
Chicago
Truman
FSI
House UN- American Activities Committee
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Treasury
Vinson
Clark
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
House
Jenner Committee
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Supreme Court
Sen. Welker
Ridaho
Boise
Welker
Carlsbad
N. M
Rep. Fernandez
D-Nm
White House
Knowland
Calif
Land
Maine
R-Call
House Committee
Phone Booth Site Of Big Deal Closing
DETROIT One of the auto industrys biggest deals the 26000 purchase of the Willow Run plant by General Motors was completed in a pay station phone booth it was learned here Negotiations between Kaiser Motors Corp and GM were underway last Tuesday and Harlow H Curtice president of General Motors Corp waited for confirmation of the purchase from Edgar F Kaiser in Washington Curtice refused to cancel a luncheon address and left his office to attend the speech The phone call from Kaiser caught him there and the two executives closed the deal in a hotel phone booth.
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Willow Run
General Motors
Kaiser Motors Corp
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors Corp
Edgar F. Kaiser
Washington
Fisher Body Management Group
Curtice
Kaiser
Millett says educators fault in alerting public to higher education
Dr John D Millett president of Miami Ohio told about 200 educators at a Western College Association conference in San Francisco that Communists have failed to infiltrate American colleges and universities yet colleges themselves bear primary blame for public misunderstanding and fear about higher education. He called for clearer public communication.
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San Francisco
Miami
Ohio
John D. Millett
Oxford
Millett
Céllege Assn
Kidnaper's Car Found By Police
New York police found the car used by ex convict Anthony Palazzola who abducted 13 year old Dorothea del Longo after a pre dawn robbery. Dorothea identified Palazzola from photos and said he held her in a hotel room before releasing her on a Queens street. The man entered James Botticelli's apartment, punched him, demanded money and liquor, and fled with the girl along with $100, a portable radio and a tape recorder. She was later dropped off in Woodside. A telephone operator directed her to police.
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New York
Manhattan
Anthony James Palazzola
Dorothea del Longo
Queens
James Botticelli
Botticelli
Dorothea
East 70Th Street
Long Island
Woodside
East River
Oldest Civil War Vet Williams Turns 111 Today
Walter W. Williams, 111, the oldest of five living Civil War veterans, celebrates his birthday at his farm home near Franklin Texas. He enlisted at 22 as a forage master for Hood's Brigade of Texas. The other surviving Confederate is Thomas Evans Riddle, 107, in Austin's Confederate Home.
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Tex
Walter W. Williams
Williams
Hood's Brigade of
Texas
Thomas Evans Riddle
Austin
Mayor Acquitted in Tear Gas Assault Case
A common pleas judge in Cleveland acquitted a village mayor of assaulting a motorist with a tear gas gun and stated the mayor would have been justified in shooting the driver.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Allies and Communists Agree On Peace Talk Agenda
At Panmunjom Allied and Communist diplomats approved a six session drafted agenda for preliminary talks to set a time and place for a Korea peace conference. The step aims to unlock stalled discussions though U S envoy Arthur Dean warned the real work begins now as expectations remain cautious.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Korean Repatriation Commission
Red
Armin Daeniker
Commission
Dean
Weather notes from Vandalia and region
Forecasters predict fair and warmer in the Miami Valley tonight and tomorrow with lows near 35 and a high near 68. Ohio outlook from the Associated Press indicates sunny and warmer Sunday. Kentucky expects sun and mild warmth with highs around 70 in the west and 60 in the east. Tonight cool and clear with fog in the east and south. western lows near 40 and eastern around 30. Middle town yesterday reached 55 at 3 p.m. and a 28 degree low at 4:30 p.m. Armco records show a 28 degree low at 5 a.m. in the city.
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Vandalia
Miami Valley
Associated Press
Ohio
Kentucky
Middletown
Armco
Prince Charles Celebrates Fifth Birthday Quietly at Windsor
London AP report says five year old Prince Charles had a subdued birthday with no party or cake. He spent time at Windsor with Princess Anne and Grandmother Queen Mother Elizabeth while parents Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh planned a Sandringham weekend ahead of a vast Australia tour. A small tea was held at the royal lodge and gifts awaited a Monday celebration. The most anticipated present is a red electric limousine built to the Duke’s specs for the prince.
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Prince Charles
Britain
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Sandringham
Australia
Eedhanau
Charles
Princess Anne
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Lodge
Duke
Landon Snubbed at Kansas Harmony Dinner in Topeka
Kansas City Star reports Alf M. Landon was not invited to sit at the speakers table during the Kansas party harmony meeting and victory dinner in Topeka. Landon, greeting the moment with humility, said he has had honors from the party and remains focused on serving the country and party.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Alf. M. Landon
Topeka
the Star
Landon
Boy Makes Nitro In Basement In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky 11 year old Jules Kaplan attempted to synthesize nitroglycerin in his basement with a two pound TNT equivalent result. Firemen police coast guards and Army detonation unit evacuated eight residents and disposed of the liquid by sinking it in the Ohio River. The incident ended with relief from responders and the boy saying it did not deepen his enthusiasm for science.
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Louisville
Jules Kaplan
Ohio River
Jules
Fire Prevention Bureau
Ft. Knox
Army Post
Coast Guard
Franklin Morgan
Hime
Ohio Fuel Seeks Gas Pipeline OK
Washington The Ohio Fuel Gas Co plans to build 63 more miles of natural gas pipeline in Ohio at a cost of 2,668,000 dollars. The pipe would serve Dayton Cincinnati Springfield Lima Ken tona Toledo Findlay Fostoria Bowling Green Norwalk Fremont Milan Clyde Belleville and Monroeville. The company's application must be approved by the Federal Power Commission.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
Dayton
Cincinnati
Springfield
Lima
Kenton
Toledo
Findlay
Fostoria
Bowling Green
Norwalk
Fremont Milan
Clyde
Belleville
Monroeville
Federal Power Commission
Teens set tear gas bomb at Beaver Theater
A tear gas device exploded at the Beaver Theater in Des Moines last night, setting off panic among about 250 patrons who fled the suburban venue. Two 13-year-old boys were involved, causing injuries or distress among attendees and triggering a police response.
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Des Moines
Beaver Theater
Hurricane blasts Pacific coast with hurricane force winds
A violent storm lashed the Pacific coast with rain and winds up to 85 mph moving toward Los Angeles with a second storm expected to bring heavy rains to Washington Oregon and northern California. A freighter lost its propeller west of the Columbia River but a Coast Guard cutter reached the scene. In northern California the storm disrupted communications and power, toppled trees and flooded streets while snow fell in the High Sierra and motorists were told to carry chains.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Washington
Oregon
California
U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbia River
Coast Guard
Margo
High Sierra
Fort Bragg
Port Reyes
Transit of Mercury Dark Dot Seen Across Sun Today
New York observers watched Mercury pass between Earth and the Sun in a rare transit last seen in 1894. The small planet appeared as a dark dot. Hayden Planetarium warned viewers to use dark filters. The transit was visible in the U S from 10 36 a m to 1 12 p m with another eclipse due November 6 1960.
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New York
United States
Mercury
American Museume Hayden Planetarium
Cate
Planetarium
Car Insurance Rates Set to Rise in Ohio
Columbus report says Ohio motorists face higher premiums starting Monday as the state division of insurance adopts a new classification schedule. Walter A. Robinson notes that drivers with National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters firms may see cuts, while those with Ohio Bureau of Casualty Underwriters carriers face increases as rates align with national filings.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Division of Insurance
Walter A. Robinson
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Ohio Bureau of Casualty
Ohio Bureau
National Bureau
Robinson
Truman to Broadcast All-Out Address on White Case
Former President Truman announced an all-out broadcast Monday night from Kansas City addressing the Harry Dexter White case. The weaponized question of national policy and congressional scrutiny framed the remarks as a direct response to ongoing debates about wartime financial allegations.
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Truman
Kansas City
Harry Dexter White
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