Poland bids for UN seat amid East West tension
At the United Nations the Polish bid for a nonpermanent seat on the Security Council faces Soviet warnings and United States opposition. Turkey’s seat is to be filled, with Poland backed by Asian African and some European states. The assembly votes tomorrow as the atomic energy debate continues in committee.
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United Nations, N.Y
Russia
Poland
U.N. Security Council
Yu. Vv. Kuznetsov
U.S
Philippines
General Assembly
L-Nation Council
Turkey
Juliusz Katzsuchy
Geneva
Europe
Katzsuchy
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
London
Egypt
Burma
India
Indonesia
Ukraine
Cuba
Peru
Australia
New Zealand
Assembly
Production Resumes at Indiana Foundry Amid Lockout
New Castle Indiana workers return to partial production as Perfect Circle, the United Auto Workers union, and the National Guard confront a protracted impasse. Gov George N Craig says guards stay while violence threat persists. Decertification petitions loom for Hagerstown and Richmond plants as UAW seeks wage gains, shop status, and layoff plan.
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New Castle, Ind
Perfect Circle
CIO
United Auto Workers
National Guard
George N. Craig
Hagerstown
Richmond
National Labor Relations Board
UAW
NLRB
New Castle
Wayne County
Craig
Henry County
Chesley Juday
Adenauer Ill in Bonn Faces Prolonged Recovery
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, ill with bronchial pneumonia, remains in Bonn as he continues recovery. He has handed duties to Vice Chancellor Franz Blücher and faces a likely extended convalescence according to government officials.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Franz Bluecher
Pleasant autumn weather to continue in Miami Valley
The forecast predicts cool pleasant autumn weather in the Miami Valley through Friday with mostly sunny skies today and clear cool nights. Wednesday’s unofficial high reached 82 degrees while the low was 49, and downtown Middletown reported .25 inches of rain last night.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Truman Calls Legion Haywire Over UNESCO Split
In Miami the American Legion rejected aid to India, denouncing it as aiding Communist Russia under neutrality. President Truman called the Legion haywire after it urged Congress to exit UNESCO, despite a six member Legion panel finding UNESCO not communist or anti religious.
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Miami
Fla
India
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization In National Convention
Formosa
New York
Harry Truman
Congress
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
U. S. National Commission
Unesco
Manhassett
N. Y
Murphy
Iowa
Legion
Truman
Mother Keeps Christmas Lights For Missing Son Clifford Sapp
Decatur mother Luella Miller believes her son Clifford Sapp, reported missing in action in Korea, may still be alive. She kept a Christmas tree lit 24 hours a day and plans to attend a funeral if confirmed, while holding to hope the remains identified are hers.
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Decatur
Luella Miller
Pfc
Clifford Sapp
Clifford
Transit Troup Not Solved
In St Louis a bus and streetcar strike faced ongoing talks without legal action and limited service return. Missouri Attorney General John M. Dalton left for Springfield after meetings with union leaders, where progress was claimed. Arthur East, union president, said a membership meeting was planned to order workers back to work. Dalton was dispatched by Gov Donnelly after AFL operators resisted orders. East declined to confirm the meeting stemmed from Dalton talks, though he said leaders were cooperative.
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ST. Louis
John M. Dalton
Missouri
Drury College
Springfield
Arthur East
Dalton
Phil M. Donnelly
AFL
East
Houston Man A Hard One To Deal With
Henry A. McIver clashes with Houston officials over a street barricade he built claiming private property. City workers easily removed earth and returned to find McIver pouring quick drying cement to extend the obstruction. A judge with help from an air hammer operator is needed to remove it.
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Houston
Tex
Henry A. Mclver
Mclver
McIver
Tot Dies In Fall In Ohio Home Accident
CHILLICOTHE Ohio 19month old Gene Watts of Lattasville died yesterday apparently from a broken neck after a fall from a chair at his home authorities said.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Gene Watts
Lattasville
Megs Not Talking Romance Keeps World Guessing
London crowds wonder about a possible royal union between Princess Margaret and Group Captain Peter Townsend as both parties remain silent. Townsend, back from Brussels, refused to discuss the relationship and Margaret offered only a brief greeting before continuing her journey. Daily Express and other papers race to fill the silence with speculative headlines.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Edward VII
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Royal House
Buckingham Palace
Townsend
Brussels
Margaret
Scotland
Clarence House
The
Daily Express
Express
Daily Mirror
News Chronicle
Court Upholds Sentence Of Puerto Ricans
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the conviction and prison terms for four Puerto Rican men and Lolita Lebron for the 1954 shooting of the House of Representatives. Five lawmakers were wounded but recovered. The court rejected defense claims and upheld jury findings on assault with intent to kill and with a deadly weapon.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
House of Representatives
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Lolita Lebron
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodrigues
House
Bentley
Mich
Davis
Tenn
Fallon
Humphrey Not A Candidate for GOP Nomination
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey will not seek the Republican presidential nomination next year. He backs a move to make U.S. Senator John W. Bricker the Ohio favorite son at the San Francisco convention and says he is not a candidate regardless of Eisenhower’s plans.
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Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Cleveland News
U.S
John W. Bricker
Ohio
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Montgomery urges merger of army navy and air forces
British Field Marshal Montgomery returns to the United States with a call for eventual unification of land sea and air forces into one service. He argued tanks are essential in divisions and suggested an American lead in global warfare, noting merger is possible only in the distant future.
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Washington
Montgomery
United States
United States Navy
Royal United Services Institution
England
U.S.A
Britain
Defense Department
United
C Spells Success of AF Project
Alamogordo New Mexico an immense flame colored C lit the southwestern sky marking a sodium emission experiment by the Air Force A huge plume formed from a Aerobee rocket and two containers of metallic sodium visible for 27 minutes Analysts said the test aims to study the origin density and behavior of natural sodium in the upper atmosphere with results due in two weeks or longer
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Alamogordo, N.M
Air Force
John F. Bedinger
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Holloman Air Development Center
The
Farmer Performs Own Amputation In Field Accident
In Jasper Tennessee a farmer named J. E. Graham of Marion County freed a stuck right hand from a corn picker by amputating the fingers with a pocketknife after his companion hesitated. He was taken to a Chattanooga hospital in fair condition.
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Jasper
Tenn
Chattanooga
J. E. Graham
Marion County
Graham
Firefighters Demonstrate Fire Prevention Week Response
In Wakefield Massachusetts firefighters prepared for a Fire Prevention Week demonstration but joined five neighboring departments to tackle a deliberately set fire in a wooden building. Cambridge Stoneham Melrose Medford units were diverted to other blazes, leaving Wakefield to extinguish the demonstration fire alone.
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Wakefield
Mass
Cambridge
Stoneham
Reading
Melrose
Medford
Kidnapping Probe for 3 Year Old Ronnie Weitkamp
Marines and civilians scoured a five square mile area around Crane Naval Ammunition Depot in southern Indiana for 30 hours after 3 year old Ronnie Weitkamp vanished Tuesday. Officials say kidnapping is the likely explanation as about 1,000 volunteers searched near his white cottage and two playmates.
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Crane
Ind
Ronnie Weitkamp
Cmdr
Richard Turner
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Lawrence
Turner
Westkamps
Bedford
Indiana
Wife Mourns Death by Own Action of Good Guy
Norma Murrieta 37, hospitalized, speaks of John Murrieta who killed himself after shooting her seven times. Gloria Murrieta 30 confirms bigamy with Murrieta who promised to stray from both wives. The couple’s rivaled marriage ended after Murrieta brought roses on their second anniversary and killed Norma. Their infant daughter Linda, 6 months, was present with friends.
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Los Angeles
John Murrieta
Johnny
Norma Murrieta
Gloria Murrieta
Gardena
Murrieta
Norma
Gloria
Linda
Tear Gas Ends Kitchen Fracas
Cleveland youth William Louis Banks, 18, surrendered to police after a kitchen dispute with his sister over a dollar led to gunfire from a .38 rifle and tear gas shell assault. Previously linked to a fatal paving block attack on William Cater, he was free on bond on second degree murder charges.
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Cleveland
William Louis Banks
Jean Prater
Banks
William Cater
Court destroys 175 slot machines in Ironton raid
A court edict ordered the destruction of 175 slot machines seized in police raids two years ago in Ironton Ohio. The machines were junked yesterday and their ownership has never been established.
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Ironton
Ohio
Eisenhower Offers Soviet Inspections Plan With Predisarmament Push
President Eisenhower, recovering in Denver, mails a letter to Premier Bulganin offering to accept a Soviet military inspection framework and to merge both plans toward disarmament. He reiterates willingness to pair his predisarmament idea with the Soviet program to build trust and reduce fear and suspicion between the nations.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
U.S
Denver White House
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Kremlin
Eisenhower to Meet Humphrey Amid Budget Talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey are to confer in Denver on budget matters as doctors report progress after the heart attack. White House officials note the meeting will be businesslike and not social, with more cabinet talks anticipated.
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Denver
Eisenhhower
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Hagerty
Defense Wilson
Sherman Adams
Washington
Adams
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Second Family Adopts Korean Babies Bring 12 to U S
Harry Holt 50 guides 12 Korean American babies through Tokyo airport to planes bound for homes in the United States. Eight will join Holt’s Oregon ranch family. four go to three other American families. Ages range from 8 months to 3 years.
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Tokyo
Harry Holt
Tokyo International
United States
Holt
Portland
Ore
Korea
Betty
Joe
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