Dulles Criticizes Soviet Asia Trip Stirring Hatred Toward West
Secretary of State Dulles condemned Soviet leaders for stirring hatred during their Asia visit. He said Bulganin and Khrushchev aimed to spur forceful action by India against Goa and warned such rhetoric harms East West relations. He urged peaceful settlement between India and Portugal, noting Nehru supports this.
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Washington
Dulles
Asia
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Goa
Burma
United States
Portugal
Nehru
Russia
Labor chief urges loud clear voice in politics
Secretary of Labor James Mitchell says organized labor must speak up in politics with a loud clear voice and hints support for Republican policies rather than Democratic ones. He notes unions have a right to political engagement while reassuring they will not try to control members votes.
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NEW York
Mitchell
Organized Labor
Aflcio
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Afl-Cio
GM extends dealer contracts to five years in surprise move
President Harlow Curtice announced GM will revise its franchise agreements with auto dealers to a five year term, extending those signed for one year to expire Oct. 31, 1960. The Senate Monopoly subcommittee resumed hearings on GM's practices, with Chairman O Mahoney pressing GM to meet with dealers to revise the selling agreement amid criticism of annual renewals.
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Washington
ULP
Harlow Curtice
General Motors Corp
Senate
Curtice
Joseph C. O’mahoney
D-Wyo
General Motors
O’mahoney
Honus Wagner Dies at 81 in Carnegie Home
John Honus Wagner, famed Pirates shortstop and baseball great, dies at 81 in his Carnegie residence after years of illness. Family at bedside report he slept peacefully. he had a long career with a .329 batting average and numerous MLB records.
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Honus’ Wagner
Pittsburgh
John “Honus” Wagner
Pa A
Qaie
Carnegie
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wagner
Schenley Park
Horus
Michigan Man Questioned In Chicago Slayings
A 23 year old Michigan man, Owen Robert Moser of Fenton, is being questioned in Detroit area holdings over the disappearance and murders of three Chicago boys, with investigators saying there is no evidence tying him to the killings. He is jailed on an unregistered firearm charge after police found a gun in his car. The boys disappeared October 16 and were found October 18 in a forest preserve ditch.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
James Parker
Holly
Owen Robert Moser
Fenton
Moser
Oakland County
Parker
Schoolboy in Morehouse fatally shot in accidental death
Ronald Earl Brown a 13 year old Morehouse parish student died after a .30 30 rifle fired during a bathroom scuffle with his younger brother. Coroner Dr J N Jones ruled the death accidental as parents attended a funeral. The shooting occurred six miles north of Bastrop on the Bastrop Crossett highway.
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Bastrop
Ronald Earl Brown
Morehouse Parish
J. N. Jones
Larry Don Brown
Jones
Brown
Bastrop- Crossett Highway
Young Brown
Bastrop General Hospital
Georgia Students In Trouble For Sugar Bowl Demonstration
At the University of Georgia about 750 students took part in a late demonstration opposing Georgia Tech’s Sugar Bowl move. Three students were listed as definitely in trouble after a panty raid on Myers Hall, while about 20 others faced dean interviews. The dean warned of strict action for the trio involved.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Sugar Bowl
William Tate
Tedh
Myers Hall
Tate
Marvin Griffin
Jim Crow Boycott Continues Amid Bus Violence Probes
In Montgomery Alabama police investigated two minor bus attacks while a large Negro boycott persisted. J H Bagley said weekday ridership rose as many riders sought other transport. About 4 000 people met and voted to persist until seating concerns are resolved.
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J. H. Bagley
G. J. Ruppenthal
Ike Eisenhower and advisers agree on 1956-57 defense budget
President Eisenhower with top military and budget advisers near Gettysburg reached a near final agreement on defense spending for 1956-57 at about 34.5 billion dollars a year. Secretary Wilson said no final figure was set but expected no major change from current levels. Pentagon comptroller McNeil and Wilson indicated the plan is to finalize estimates without further meetings.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Wilson
Rowland Hughes
W. J. McNeil
Pentagon
McNeil
Missing Yankees pitcher James McDonald and companion feared lost in Everglades
Coast Guard aircraft comb the Everglades for James L. McDonald and an unnamed friend missing after a Monday flight from Tamiami to Clewiston. McDonald, 28, played for Baltimore this season after stints with Boston and St. Louis, and was traded from the Yankees in 1954.
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Miami
Coast Guard
Everglades Jungle
James L. McDonald
McDonald
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Tamiami Airport
Clewiston
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Pitcher
Big Cypress Swamp
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Amnesia victim to Dalton visit wife and child
Gerald Jerome Cain, a 27 year old amnesia patient, heads from Hattiesburg to Dalton Georgia to see a wife and two year old child he cannot recall. He does not remember his name or prior life and says he will work in Hattiesburg and attend Mississippi Southern at night if not married.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Gerald Jerome Cain
Dalton
Coin
FBI
Alabama City
Ala
Mississippi Southern
Immunity Law Challenged In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of a 1954 immunity law aimed at compelling testimony in national security cases. William Ullman, a former Air Force major, argues the law coerces witnesses and risks perjury charges, after a New York court upheld the measure and his jail sentence. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified Ullman photographed secret Pentagon documents for Soviet agents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Ludwig Ullman
Air Force
Treasury
Ullman
New York
U. S. Dist
Edward Weinfeld
U.S. Court of Appeals
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Pentagon
Twin City Area Forecast Says Clear Skies All Day
Continued clear skies expected in the Twin City area throughout Tuesday. The outlook calls for east southeast winds around 10 mph until 5 pm with a morning high near 52 degrees and a low near 37.
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Twin City
Polio Case Reported in Caddo Parish Seventieth First
Caddo Parish records its 71st polio case as A. R. White, 40, is admitted with non paralytic polio in Shreveport. Last year 80 cases. 1951 epidemic year total reached 268.
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Shreveport
Caddo Parish
A. R. White
Caddo
Campaign pressure on Dixon-Yates inquiry heats up in Washington
Sen. Langer calls for public investigation into possible Dixon-Yates backers' contributions to Eisenhower's 1952 campaign fund. He seeks subpoenas for Postmaster General Summerfield and aides as Kefauver faces a decision on resuming hearings into a controversial 107 million dollar ABC Dixon-Yates deal with TVA.
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Washington
Sen
Langer
R-Nd
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
Senate
Summerfield
Sherman Adams
White House
Stephen A. Mitchell
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Wranger
Edgar H. Dixon
Eugene A. Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
ABC
Dixon-Yates Group
Memphis
Tenn
Surprise Crackerjack Drill Pits U S and Canadian Units
U S and Canadian air units plus 400000 Ground Observer Corps members back a surprise mock attack drill named Operation Crackerjack. Interceptors scrambled after mock attackers as the Air Defense Command directs a multi service exercise across East and West coasts.
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Washington
United States
North America
U. S. Air Force
Reserve
National Guard
Navy
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Air Defense Command
Headquar
Christmas relief drive for a 14 year old girl in need
A severely ill 14 year old schoolgirl in financial distress faces a bleak outlook after hospitalization. Donations are requested to aid her family with essentials like shoes and food. Barrels are placed at local Piggly Wiggly stores and at 113% Catalpa Street for canned goods and nonperishable items. The Good Fellows fund shows slow gains, with a $100 contribution from the Twin Cities Junior Chamber of Commerce in the last 24 hours.
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Jack Hesketh
Catalpa Street
Columbian Carbon Plans New Plant in Louisville Area
The Columbian Carbon Company intends to build a 25 000 square foot steel and masonry office and two laboratory buildings on a site near Louisville Avenue in Monroe. Plans and specs were prepared by H H Land of Monroe. Bids opened December 15 at 10 a.m. in the Ouachita National Bank building with bidders Horace B Rickey Inc Dye and Mullings E O Cooley Construction Don A Baxter Jesse F Heard and Son J A Harper W C Salley.
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Columbian Carbon Company
Monroe
Ouachita Bank
North Eighteenth Street
Louisville Avenue
H. H. Land
Ouachita National Bank
Horace B. Rickey, Inc
Lafayette
Dye and Mullings, Inc
Columbia
Miss
E. O. Cooley Construction Co
Ruston
Don A. Baxter
Sicily Island
Jesse F. Heard
Army Sergeant Sentenced To Hang For Slaying
NAHA Okinawa United Press reported Army sergeant Isaac J. Hurt of Lothair Kentucky was sentenced to death by hanging after a 10 man court martial found him guilty of raping and slaying Yumiko Nagayama a six year old girl on September 3. Hurt 31 attached to the 22nd Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion maintained his innocence as the trial began November 11 and the panel deliberated 59 minutes before verdict.
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Naha
Okinawa
Isaac J. Hurt
Lothair
Yumiko Nagayama
Hart
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Classified Want Ad Pitch Promises Fast Results
A classified notice urges readers to call the Classified Dept for Want Ads. It touts a successful two line ad run and a one day turnaround at a low cost of 70 cents, encouraging readers to place their own ad today.
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Gene Russell
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