Tenneson Denies Stay in China Returns to U S
The article recounts Tenneson’s release narrative and his escape from Communist China. He discusses his expected travel to Tokyo and Seattle aboard Northwest Airlines, his meeting with Red Cross officials, and his claim of personal reasons for reconsidering homeward plans. He notes other Americans in Taiwan as not wanting to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenneson
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Northwest Airlines
Seattle
Portia Howe
Alden
Tsiwan
Ford Foundation Grants Praised as Higher Education Aid
The Ford Foundation Board of Trustees led by Henry Ford II announced grants to many institutions nationwide. Initial telegram notices caused confusion as a hoax, but medical and education leaders commended the effort. Harvard President Nathan Pusey praised the plan to improve faculty salaries as commendable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Henry Ford II
Harvard
Nathan Pusey
America
Truce Talks Continue Amid Heavy Losses
UN officials keep negotiations alive after recent ta liatory actions cause heavy casualties. Burns sent condolences to the wounded and to relatives of the dead as the first page reports on ongoing diplomacy and its brutal consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Re-Joins Allies Confronts Nazism and Communism in Bonn
The article profiles John a 46 year old former Lufthansa executive who joined the Communists and alleged Adenauer’s government revived Nazism. He fled Potsdam for East German circles, was last seen in Leipzig at a Ulbricht speech, and had links to Gestapo informants, barons, and a Dutch double agent. His brother Hans was executed after the Hitler assassination plot failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Konrad Adenauer
East
Potsdam
Hesse
Bavaria
West Berlin
Leipzig
Walter Ulbricht
Otto Grotewohl
Potsdamer Tageszeitung
Potsdam Berlin
Soviet Zone
Lufthansa
Gestapo
Soviet Union
Hitler
Hans
Otto
Laufthansa
Spain
Peenemuende
London
Suit Filed To Injunction Against Monroe Chiropractor
A new petition seeking an injunction against Monroe chiropractor James Hawkins has been filed by a local law firm for the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners in Ouachita Parish. Hawkins is ordered to appear December 19, per an attached order signed by Judge David Garrett. confusion may arise with a John G. Hawkins listed in the telephone directory at 1611 Jackson Street with the word massage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners
Ouachita Parish
James Hawkins
David Garrett
John G. Hawkins
Jackson Street
Bipartisan Conference Aims at Foreign Affairs and Defense
A statement read by Hagerty notes the President met today with leaders of both political parties in the Senate and House for a bipartisan conference on foreign affairs and national defense to be submitted to the 1956 Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Hagerty
Cotton Farm Programs Set Early 1956 Rules
Farmers will face acreage allotments with price supports at or near parity for compliant producers. Support rates will range around 75 to 90 percent of parity, but exact figures depend on quotas and state voting outcomes. If quotas are rejected, no marketing quotas for 1956, with allotments kept and supports at about 50 percent. Voters across six states set quotas for American-Egyptian cotton. upland cotton producers in numerous states voted on statewide acreage programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
California
Florida
Georgia
New Mexico
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Fluoridation shows health benefits in long term study
A ten year test finds sixteen-year-olds in Newburgh have 41 percent less tooth decay than Kingston peers as first permanent molars erupt. No evidence of gum inflammation or systemic effects on growth bones blood or senses. Hilleboe notes 1,115 U.S. communities fluoridate water serving over 22 million people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Kingston
Hilleboe
United States
Government Contract Dispute Leads to Lawsuit
Dixon asserts government repudiation of the contract was based on errors of fact. He states his company fulfilled its obligations for over six months and will pursue rightful claims with vigor.
95 Game and Fish season arrests noted
Richland Jewel Blanton of Covington Tenn was fined 12.50 at Rayville by Justice W A Hallack for hunting without a non resident license. Union Grady Smith of Marion and Mack Brasher were convicted in Bastrop before Judge J R Dawkins at Farmerville for hunting on a wildlife refuge without a permit. each fined 50 with costs suspended. Ranger J E Hamilton led the arrests and Ranger J A Ford and Clyde Schrock made others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ford
Clyde Schrock
Richland
Jewel Blanton
Covington
Tenn
Rayville
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Hallack
Frank Burgess
Union
Grady Smith
Marion
Mack Brasher
Bastrop
J. R. Dawkins
Farmerville
J. E. Hamilton
Dallas woman killed as husband shoots at police then dies
In East Dallas Mrs Mary Calhoun 33 is slain by her husband who fled after a July divorce hearing. The husband, George Calhoun, 21, shot several times at a drugstore agent before turning the pistol on himself. He left behind a suicide note and a Bible in his car. Police traced the call and moved to Garland Road. The family infant twins and a 19 month old son were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lynn
Mary Calhoun
John Warren
Warren
Shirley
Dallas
Calhoun
L. O. Jones
Johns
Dicki Metcalf
Garland Road
Hangar lease sparks expansion talks at Selman Field
Brown interests debate enlarging hangar three to suit their plan while McMahan Aero Pipeline seeks a hangar lease. Council weighs expansion, bids on sewer lift station, power plant cable, and street paving as two civic groups press for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
C. B. McMahan Aero Pipeline Control Service
McMahan
Selman Field
Commissioners of Sewer District ‘‘D
Monroe
City Hall
Louisiana Plumbing Co., Inc
Coleman Construction Co
H. W. Chapman
Pohlman and Wilbanks
South 12Th
Orange
Stone
Sara
Dickens
Spencer
Forsythe
South 11Th
Texas
Layton
Western plan of procedure for UN Membership debated
The council considered a Western plan for separate Security Council votes on each of 18 applicants before a final group vote. Tsiang attacked the plan as a total surrender to the Soviet Union, while supporters argued it could block admissions if any P5 veto held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsiang
Soviet Union
Security Council
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Margaret Strathie
U.S
S. M. Backe
Ford Foundation
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Monnes
Gordons Onalits Y Jewelers
DeSiard St
Gov't
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Corduroys
New
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