Russia offers halt on weapons tests if US Britain quit
Moscow radio said the USSR would halt nuclear weapons testing if the United States and Britain also renounce tests and production. Russia urged a total ban through the United Nations subcommittee, noting Britain and the U.S. plan new tests next year.
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London
Russia
United States
Britain
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
United Nations
America
U. N. Subcommittee On Disarmament
Truman urges peace in atomic age at Beverly Hills dinner
Former President Harry S Truman told 740 attendees that atomic warfare could wipe out civilization and urged calm amid hysteria. He warned against anti-Masonic and anti-Catholic movements, and noted the president as the nation’s top public relations figure with power over generals.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Harry S Truman
Truman
Independence
United States
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Pup Survives After Swallowing 20 Inch Toy Stick
Phoenix report details boxer puppy Shawn swallowing a 20 inch toy rake handle. Dr Louis Becker, the veterinarian, removed stitches from the neck and described pulling a long stick from Shawn. Case adds to a history of dogs swallowing golf balls marbles and hooks.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Marquis von Shawn
Louis Becker
Shawn
Young editor resigns at 17 in Leslie County News switch
HYDEN Kentucky is the scene as Denzil Allen resigns as the paper’s youngest editor at seventeen. He sells his half of the Leslie County News weekly to partner J E Nolan. The paper began in June.
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Hyden
Kentucky
Denzil Allen
Leslie County
J. E. Nolan
Faure Faces Defeat In French Vote
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure faces likely defeat as his government seeks an early election. The National Assembly plans a ballot on the work schedule with a debate on Mitterrand backed motion accusing Faure’s government of being unable to lead.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Assembly
House
Francois Mitterrand
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Favre
Radical Socialist Party
Lalso
Wiley Urges New Code In Politics
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin urges a new code in politics, saying Republicans should not use foreign policy as political football while criticizing Democratic tactics. He references the Geneva Conference deadlock and Secretary of State Dulles.
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Wiley
Washington
Sen
Wiley R-Wisi
Geneva
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles Urges Bipartisan Approach to Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dulles today urged both Republicans and Democrats to avoid partisan foreign policy quarrels that could endanger the nation. He stressed unity to protect national security amid global tensions.
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Washington
Dulles
Police Cite Hamilton Case as Definitely Murder
Hamilton police label the fatal shooting of 20 year old Mary Ellen Barger as murder though no suspect is identified. A witness described a car with two men stopping at her sister’s East Avenue home and a single gunshot. Milford Barger was questioned. his alibi was confirmed by others at his Parrish Avenue home. The coroner said a small caliber revolver caused the wound and powder burns suggested close range. Her body was sent to Webb Funeral Home.
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Hamilton
John Bippus
Mary Ellen Barger
S. 2Nd St
East Avenue
Grand Boulevard
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Barger
Webb Funeral Home
Teen Runaway Girls Recaptured In Akron Murder Case
Five teenage escapees from Summit County detention home back in custody after the death of matron Mrs. Eula Bonham. Prosecutor to seek murder indictments. girls faced potential death penalty or life with parole after 20 years if convicted. The group included Zelda De Cost 16 Cain 15 Beichler 17 Shingler 15 Nicholson 15.
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Akron, Ohio
Summit County
Zelda de Cost
Miss Cain
Eula Bonham
Grand
Ohio
Margaret Nicholson
Cain
Ruth Beichler
Shirley Shingler
Cleveland
Akron
Nationalists Would Veto Mongolia Bid at U N
Nationalist China informed Latin American capitals it will veto Mongolia’s U N membership bid. The move would block plans to admit 18 new members this session. Moscow threatens a veto unless Outer Mongolia is admitted. the United States opposes defeat of Western-backed applicants.
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United Nations
N. Y
China
Euter Mongolia
U. N
Foreign Office
Chiang Kai-shek
Outer Mongolia
Security Council
U. N. Assembly
United States
Ogee
Stevenson Makes Hay In Florida on Florida Campaign Swing
Adlai Stevenson on a campus tour in Gainesville reports growing enthusiasm from Florida leaders and voters. He aims to win back the state in 1956 as Florida shifts toward stronger Stevenson sentiment seen in politicians from Rep. Billy Matthews to Rep. Bob Sikes and late Rep. Doyle E. Conner.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
University of Florida
Illinois
Stevenson
William Cramer
St. Petersburg
Billy Matthews
D-Fla
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Bob Sikes
Doyle E. Conner
Starke
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Turns Windy and Cold
The forecast calls for windy cold conditions with occasional snow flurries through Wednesday and a below normal spell for the next four to five days. Highs near 18 today, with temperatures dipping. Monday’s high 9 and low 9 earlier. Snow last night measured .02 inches as the region stays partly cloudy and frigid.
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Miami Valley
Will He Run or Won't He Ike Speculation Flares
Gettysburg Pa reports fresh speculation on President Eisenhower second term plans. White House cautious as RNC chief Hall says Ike will run if able. Hagerty notes Eisenhower recovering from heart attack and issues ethics order on government outside work.
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FC Creagh
Gettysburg
Disenhower
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Battlefield
Leonard W. Hall
White House
Hall
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
WOC
Eisenhower to Run Again If Health Permits Says Hall
Senators Ives and Allott backed Hall after a Gettysburg conference with Eisenhower. Hall expects a final medical check in January to shape the decision. If he runs Nixon is expected as the running mate, with Butler cautious on guessing now.
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Washington
Ives
Allott
R-Cole
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Sen. Butler
Hall
Nixon
Gettysburg
Dayton Housewife Dead and Husband Held
Police say 47-year-old Hazel Durst was found dead in bed with bruising. Charles Durst 61 was held for questioning after admitting to beating his wife but claiming death came from a fall down stairs.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hazel Durst
Charles
Grover O’connor
Durst
La Prensa Return Set in Argentina Under Aramburu
Provisional President Pedro Aramburu signals move to return La Prensa to the Paz family from CGT control after Peronist suppression. Officials say decree to legitimize the handover may be signed soon, marking a potential restoration of the paper’s independence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Prensa
Juan D. Peron
Pedro Ar Mburu
Alberto Gainza Paz
Peronista
Aramburu
Adolfo Lanus
Wealthy Shoplifter Stopped in Phoenix Center
A 52 year old woman was stopped by police in Phoenix carrying Christmas wrappings and carving knives from a store in a premier shopping center. After a quick conference she paid 70 28 dollars for the goods and was released. She drove away in a 1956 Cadillac.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Talks On School Problems At White House Conference
Nearly 2,900 delegates gather for three days of discussions on education needs after a Gettysburg address by President Eisenhower. Vice President Nixon warns against excessive federal control while acknowledging necessary federal involvement. Neil McElroy urges balanced aims as delegates plan final report.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Neil McElroy
Procter & Gamble Co
United States
Motel Death Ruled Self Inflicted Bullet Wound
A coroner's jury in Cook County Minnesota ruled the death of Mrs. Myrl Crommett 38 of St. Paul a self-inflicted gunshot. A rifle was found near the body in an Orr motel and her companion Thomas Pierce 49 was detained for questioning.
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Cook
Minn
St.Paul
Orr
Myrl Cromemett
William Heiam
St. Louis County
Ohio Electric Chair Unused For Nearly A Year
Ohio’s death house has not executed anyone for almost 16 months and may go a full calendar year without an electrocution. Warden Ralph W. Alvis said five inmates remain on death row with Feb 1 1956 set as the next date. three have indefinite stays. The last execution was Aug 6 1954 for Sam B. Nettles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph W. Alvis
Alvis
Sam B. Nettles
Toledo
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