Fear European Allies May Cut Their Armies
Washington AP reports top American officials fear Western European governments may reduce army sizes, upsetting NATO plans to deter a potential Russian invasion. Dulles rejects U S pullout of six European divisions and warns large forces are needed in Europe while nuclear weapons gradually join NATO defenses.
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Washington
United States
West
Dulles
Europe
Orient
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ailing Pope Pius XII Calls Catholics to Resist Chinese Reds
In an encyclical dated Oct 7 the ailing Pope Pius XII urges China's Roman Catholics to resist the National Church set up by the Red regime. The Vatican released the letter today noting its warning that reformists seek to lure the faithful away from the true road.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
China
Boy saves train by signaling with bike light
In Sharon Massachusetts 15 year old William Kingsley noticed an auto skidding off an icy road and stalling on New Haven Railroad tracks. He grabbed a bicycle light and signaled the tracks to halt an oncoming train. The car owned by Dr. Vincent P. Ryan was pushed clear and the train continued.
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Sharon
Mass
William Kingsley
New Haven
Vincent P. Ryan
Jealous Suitor Holds Woman Captive In North Carolina Mill
In Wake Forest North Carolina Graham Timberlake 31 held Jessie Elizabeth Davis 30 at pistol point since noon yesterday in a textile mill. A doctor was also held briefly as Timberlake demanded a mental examination for release. Timberlake pressed for a rival soldier at Ft Bragg to appear and threatened to kill him. Police and family members negotiated while Davis remained in a room with Timberlake.
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Wake Forest
W.n. Wiggs
Jessie Elizabeth Davis
Graham Timberlake
Miss Davis
Timberlake
Wiggs
State Hospital
Raleigh
Edsel Whitaker
Whitaker
George W. Corbin Jr
Rollsville
N.C
Ft.Bragg
Petronia Davis
Jessie Elizabeth
Petronia
Elvis Davis
Loyola Tennis Coach and Three Others Die in Fog Crash
Loyola University tennis coach Bob Hanberg, 21, of Whittier California, and three New Orleans women died when their car hit a bridge in heavy fog near Liberty Texas. The victims included Mrs. Joseph Nunez 49 and her daughters Joyce 27 and Sylvia Ann 21. Hanberg planned to hitchhike home for the holidays. officials to observe a moment of silence before a game with Illinois.
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Loyola University
Bob Hanberg
Hanberg
Whittier
Calif
New Orleans
Joseph Nunez
Joyce
Sylvia Ann
Loyola
Sylvia Nunez
Illinois
Man Attacked After Offering Ride in Monroe
Leroy Snodgrass of 231 South Grand reported being assaulted and robbed after giving two unknown men a ride home from a theater in Monroe. Police said the car headed toward Stubbs avenue and North Third street where the assailants attempted the robbery and struck him.
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Monroe
Leroy Snodgrass
231 South Grand
Stubbs Avenue
Snodgrass
North Third Street
Kilgore Pushes One Committee for Communist Probes
Sen Kilgore D West Virginia proposes assigning all major anti communism probes to a single Senate panel. He would chair the Judiciary Committee next month as Democrats take power, replacing the current dual setup led by Jenner and McCarthy.
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Washington
Kilgore
D-W.va
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Judiciary Group
Internal Security
Government Operations Committee
Sens
Jenner
Rind
McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen. McCarran
Dnew
Eastland
Miss
Olin D. Johnston
McClellan
Ark
Samuel Sheppard Found Guilty Of Second Degree Murder
Cleveland December verdict finds Dr Samuel H Sheppard guilty of second degree murder in the Marilyn Sheppard case. Judge Edward Blythin imposes life imprisonment with parole possible after ten years. defense seeks new trial. Jurors cited circumstantial evidence and deliberation over five days.
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Sam
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
James C. Bird
Ohio
William J. Corrigan
Howard L. Barrish
Republic Steel
Barrish
Marilyn
Police crackdown on drunken drivers announced for Christmas Eve
Baton Rouge police said today that plainclothes troopers in unmarked cars will begin a crackdown on drunken drivers and traffic violators Christmas Eve.
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Baton Rouge
Francis Grevemberg
Jealous Suitor Released Woman After 24 Hour Standoff
A man who held his girlfriend at gunpoint for over a day in a textile mill near Wake Forest North Carolina surrendered to police this afternoon. He freed the woman without resistance.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Clear Weather Forecast for Twin Cities
The forecast from the CAA predicts clear weather in the Twin City area Wednesday afternoon and night with light smoke and ground fog early Thursday. No high winds or rain are expected. Morning low around 32 rising to 59 by afternoon.
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Twin City
Pacts Signed For Sale Of Rubber Plants
The government announces contracts to sell six more federally owned synthetic rubber plants bringing total sold to 19 of 27. Purchasers include Copolymer Corporation Humble Oil and Refining Firestone Tire and Rubber. Sales require congressional approval within 60 days of the new session.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Disposal Commission
Copolymer Corporation
Baton Rouge
Copolymer Corp
Armstrong Rubber Co
Armstrong Rubber Manufacturing Co
Dayton Rubber Co
Gates Rubber Co
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Sears Roebuck and Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Texas
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Lake Charles
Akron
Ohio
War hysteria fanned inside Soviet Union amid mobilization signals
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports a Soviet campaign in Trud to terrify workers with Europe threatening danger and a new arms race. The drive promotes more work for security, tying to European moves against rearming West Germany as Stalinist tactics shift from threats to retaliation.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Trud
Europe
West Germany
Stalin
Open Meeting On Annexation Plan In West Monroe
West Monroe mayor J Allen Norris announced an open public hearing on annexing McGuire addition units 7 8 and 9 plus adjacent tracts into the city after coordinating with the city council. Western Ouachita Water District commissioners urged the hearing to evaluate tax and bond implications and the district's role in water service.
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W. Monroe
West Monroe
J. Allen Norris
McGuire
Western Ouachita
Sunshine Heights
Mauldin
Splane
Ouachita
Monroe Lions Aid Good Fellows Christmas Drive Totals 4010.24
The Monroe Lions Club reported 3794.59 in toy donations and 54.00 cash plus 4010.24 total raised by the Good Fellows Fund. Members donated toys and cash to support Christmas packages at Ouachita Parish High School and other beneficiaries.
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Monroe Lions Club
Good Fellows Fund
Lions Club
Tren
Rada Bruce
Bobby
Doug Gould
Janet
Gill Kiper
Ouachita Parish High School
Cialis
Fred Millsaps
Ben Downing
Wheeler Mitchell
Tom Hood
Ouachita National Bank
Eondor
Eee
J. C. Steele
Jim, Joy
Jack
Monroe Literary Club
Southern Bell Telephone
Witt Disord
Ronnie
Jimmy Laudenheimer
Buco Aep
Renin
Joan Sg
Tommie
Cappy
Ann
Kerry Heyes
J. S. Davis
Ouachita Parish Grammar School
South Grand Street
Long urges cuts in armed forces and overseas depots
Senator Long, former Armed Services Committee member, endorses administration plans to trim noncombat personnel and reduce overall military strength. He supports downsizing depots abroad and moving repair work to the United States to cut costs, with reductions planned in Korea and Europe.
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Washington
Sen. Long
D-La
Armed Services Committee
Long
U.S
Korea
Europe
Air Force
North Sea battered as hurricanes lash Channel and seas
Two ships with 89 sailors feared lost as gales pummel the North Sea and English Channel. Dikes breach in Texel and Pernis, while Zeeland holds. The ferry Cote dAzur towed to Calais with all 23 American and 8 British passengers safe after a collision. Belgian freighter Henri Deveert sinks, 18 aboard, near Terschelling.
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London
North Sea
English Channel
Netherlands
West Germany
Texel
Pernis
Rotterdam
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Zeeland
Cote d'Azur
Calais
Henri Deveert
Terschelling
Mendes-France Pushes German Armament Vote in French Assembly
Premier Pierre Mendes-France opened the ratification debate urging overwhelming approval of German rearmament to keep France aligned with NATO. He warned rejection would isolate France from allies and weaken Western unity ahead of Big Four talks with the Soviet Union.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes - France
French
National Assembly
Mendes - France
Western European Union
WEU
Mendes-France
Assembly
France
NATO
North Louisiana Ad Reach Targets 90,000 Readers Daily
Advertisement notes offer to publish inserts and advisor service for future publications aimed at a North Louisiana audience of over 90,000 readers daily and on Sundays. The message emphasizes buying, renting, or exchanging space to reach a broad local market.
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North
Louisiana
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