Dem Sen Demands Inside Facts on Ladejinsky Firing
Sen Olin Johnston asks the Eisenhower administration for a full account of the dismissal of Wolf Ladejinsky the U S agriculture attach in Tokyo. He seeks a whole works report as the Senate Civil Service Committee plans a public hearing and broad inquiry into the case and security program.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Eisenhower
Wolf Ladejinsky
U. S. Agriculture
Tokyo
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Ladejinsky
State Department
Johnston
Senate Civil Service Committee
H.W. Brawley
Dulles
Brawley
Five Asian Premiers Agree To Sponsor April Conference
At Bogor Indonesia five premiers from India Pakistan Burma Ceylon and Indonesia pledged to back a conference of Asian and African nations in late April A communique followed two days of talks and the site was not fixed observers favor Bandung West Java as likely.
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Bogor
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Burma
Ceylon
Bandoeng
West Java
Nawaharlal Nehru
Mohammed Ali
Detroit Chrysler Strike Ends After Wildcat Walkout
Detroit workers at Chrysler Corp returned to their jobs after a wildcat strike idled 8 000 workers yesterday and 17 000 last night. The dispute centered on new grinding equipment and pay, with 25 grinders defying a union order to resume.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Mack Ave
Plymouth
Kenneth Morris
UAW
Automotive Body Division
Morris
Monroe Council Recesses To 2 P. M. For Quorum
The Monroe city council, in regular session at city hall, adjourned to 2 p. m. Tuesday due to the absence of Finance Commissioner Frank X. Cline and a scheduling clash. Wayne Huckaby attended briefly but left for a beautification board appointment, leaving no quorum for decisions. The 2 p. m. session was to approve street improvement resolutions and ordinances.
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Monroe
City Hall
John E. Coon
Frank X. Cline
Wayne Huckaby
Huckaby
German POWs Claim Three Americans Safe
Newly returned German POWs said three Americans once reported held by the Russians are now at a Soviet discharge center near Moscow. The men are William T. Marchuk, Brackenridge PA. John H Noble, Detroit. William A Verdine, Starks LA. They arrived in Vienna with 55 others and are in good condition at Camp Patma 280 miles east of Moscow.
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Vienna
Austria
William T. Marchuk
Brackenridge
John H Noble
Detroit
William A. Verdine
Starks
Camp Patma
Moscow
Governor Kennon Calls Special Legislature Session
Governor Robert Kennon called a special session of the Louisiana legislature for 8 p.m. Monday January 3 to appropriate up to 50 million dollars for highway construction and maintenance. The 12 day session follows a Baton Rouge district court ruling that blocked the administration's 50 million dollar highway bond issue by denying use of the one cent gasoline tax.
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Baton Rouge
Robert Kennon
Lawmaker Calls Army Cut Proposals Appeasement Label
Representative Overton Brooks of Louisiana denounced the Pentagon plan to shrink the U S Army calling it appeasement unless the reductions can be justified by current global conditions.
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Shreveport
Overton Brooks
D.-La
Pentagon
New York Branch Bank Robber Admits Crime
Harvey Guy Peyton, 31, of Louisville and New Orleans, confessed to the November 11 holdup of a Lincoln National Bank branch in Syracuse taking 1500 plus 200. He was arrested after an attempted drug store holdup in Syracuse where a pharmacist and a clerk restrained him until police arrived. Peyton’s handwriting on the teller note helped identification.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Harvey Guy Peyton
Louisville
New Orleans
Frederick Arnold
Peyton
Victor Dana
Dana
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Scranton
Minute fraction of scientists are disloyal says Zirkle
Berkeley Calif December 28 A prominent professor declares in front of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that the number of free world scientists who are disloyal can be counted on the fingers of one hand University of Pennsylvania botany professor Conway Zirkle argues only a minute fraction align with communism He says first rate scientists resist strict party discipline and prefer independent inquiry making them poor material for conspiratorial groups
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Berkeley
Calif
Conway Zirkle
University of Pennsylvania
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Zirkle
Free World
Communist Party
Enlisted Cadet William Dean Jr. joins Air Force
William F. Dean Jr., 23, son of the famed general, enlisted as an Air Force cadet on Monday after being captured in the Korean war.
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Dean
San Francisco
William F. Dean Jr
America
Air Force
Special Session Rumors Circulate in Kennon Era
Gov. Robert F. Kennon said he may issue a statement on reports of a special January legislative session. Rumors persist that Baton Rouge would be summoned to aid the highway department after a rejected $50 million bond issue. Officials warn funds may be unavailable for farm to market roads and a proposed $2.7 billion highway overhaul.
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Minden
Robert F. Kennon
Kennon
Baton Rouge
Highway Department
G. Caldwell Herget
Financial Foundation
George SS. Covert
Legislative Council
Supreme Court
District Court
Louisiana
Highway Board
Fred Pegues
Automotive Safety Foundation
Shreveport
Three Car Wreck Injures Bastrop Man
A downtown Bastrop three car collision at 11 59 p m injures Larche Anderson 28 seriously with a broken collar bone and other possible injuries. Ernest Boies 20 and Ernest Eugene Priest 20, both Bastrop residents home on leave from the armed services, were involved. no charges filed.
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Bastrop
Larche Anderson
Anderson
Ernest Boies
Boies
Ernest Eugene Priest
Priest
Armed Services
Cold Front Brings Rain and Cooler Temps to Twin City
A cold front moving in from the northwest was expected to drop temperatures in the Twin City area Tuesday. Rain ranged from light to moderate with a chance of thunderstorms as the front moved in after noon, following a morning low around 64 and midday 67.
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Twin City
Shreveport
Europe expects Mendes-France win as free press weighs in
Europe’s free press largely backs Pierre Mendes France in pushing Paris peace accords through a wary National Assembly. West German Socialists warn that treaties with a slim majority threaten outcomes and urge German reunification as a priority. Adenauer’s government stays silent amid Britain’s evolving stance.
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London
Europe
Free Press
Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
National Assembly
Germany
Socialist Party
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Hostess Lure Bus Riders In Cincinnati Club Plan
Cincinnati Transit tests a curbside service from Mt Lookout to downtown with airline hostesses aboard. Three hostesses promote a $10 monthly guaranteed seat plus 10 cents per ride, aiming to reduce car traffic and fill seven mile trips in about 25 minutes.
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Cincinnati
Plebem
Cincinnati Transit Co
Mt. Lookout
John Paul Jones
Jones
Cold Weather To Hit State Tonight
The New Orleans weather bureau warned of a rapid drop from warm to freezing or near freezing temperatures in Louisiana and Mississippi. Expect rain and thundershowers this afternoon, with much colder conditions tonight and Wednesday. lows may reach 30 to 42 degrees in affected areas. Small craft warnings were issued from Lake Charles to Mobile for southeast winds, shifting to northerly later.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Mobile
Ala
Browns
Tokyo Welfare Ministry reports 1954 self- killings exceed twenty thousand
The Welfare Ministry in Tokyo announced a national record with more than 20 000 Japanese committing suicide in 1954. The figure marks a sharp rise over prior years, prompting calls for mental health support and preventive measures across the country.
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Tokyo
Welfare Ministry
Blizzard Strands 1000 Motorists In Small New Mexico Town
A blizzard with winds up to 50 mph stranded more than 1,000 motorists in Vaughn New Mexico, forcing them to seek shelter in the high school gym, churches, hotels, cafes and city buildings. Most resumed travel by morning as snow was light but winds remained strong. Many abandoned cars up to nine miles out and rode with others into town.
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Vaughn
N. M
East Central
New Mexico
Fulbright Rates McCarthy Censure as Senate’s Greatest 1954 Act
Sen. Fulbright of Arkansas calls the Senate’s 1954 censure of Sen. McCarthy the greatest single accomplishment of the year. He says the move restored public confidence in democracy, schools, and religious leaders amid fear of communism, noting teachers and officials feared discussing or teaching about communism.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Wisconsin
American Legion
Final Decision Set Wednesday on German Rearmament
Paris awaits Premier Mendes France as the National Assembly votes on two key measures to back German rearmament. The Tuesday tally approved Germany's entry into NATO 289 to 251 in a tense session then adjourned until Wednesday.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
NATO
Mendes- France
Britain
United States
Bonn
London
Washington
Eisenhower
Foreign Office
Mendes-France
Germany
Oklahoma Escapee Resumes Life After 34 Years Free
Leon Sam Mohrlock, 57, a taxi driver who escaped Duncan Oklahoma jail in 1920 while jailed for killing a man, surrendered to sheriffs in Columbus Ohio. He had lived 34 years on the run under the alias Bill Freeman before a jealous relative at his father’s funeral exposed him. He said he was glad it was over and spent Christmas with his 15 year old daughter before turning himself in.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oklahoma
Leon Sam Mohrlock
Sheriff's Deputies
Stephens County
Duncan
Okla
Mohrlock
Bill Freeman
Bill Mohrlock
Chelsea
Mich
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