Poland Wins Veto Power Over Soviet Troops in Poland
Warsaw reports a five point agreement granting Poland veto over Soviet troop movements and base changes. Soviet ministers Shepilov and Zhukov arrived to seal the deal less than a month after Gomulka's Moscow visit. The pact ties troop numbers and location to Polish approval and preserves Poland's policy autonomy.
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Poland
Red Army
Dmitri Shepilov
Georgi Zhukov
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Moscow
Gomulka
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Central Committee of the Soviet
Crop Production Matches 1948 Record Despite Smaller Harvest
The Agriculture Department announced that 1956 crop production reached the 1948 record, with a total yield from 39 million harvested acres, 14 million fewer than 1948’s area. Warm weather and drought threats marked a high-yield season, with notable gains in corn, winter and spring wheat, potatoes, and flaxseed. Deer kill in Maryland set a record at 3,192, driven by higher whitetail numbers rather than hunter turnout. MacArthur II was sworn in as ambassador to Japan, with Dulles expressing President Eisenhower’s full confidence in Tokyo posting.
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Dec
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Wadattan
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Maryland
Wooday
Ernest A. Vaughn
Department of Game and Inland Fish
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Woodmont
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Allegany County
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U. S
Japan
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Eisenhower
Tokyo
Animal Christmas Talk Slated at Beth Sholom Hall
Edward Grush long time editor of The National Jewish Monthly speaks on Israel and the Middle East crisis Thursday at 8 30 p m at Beth Sholom Hall 20 West Second Street. The lodge meets monthly and refreshments will be served. Grush, Cincinnati born 1904, Ohio State University B Sc in journalism, has worked as reporter and feature correspondent across Europe and for Jewish papers in the US and France.
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B'nai B'rith National Jewish Monthly
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Cincinnati
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National Jewish Monthly
Europe
Colum [Bus “Dispatch
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Hebrew Union College
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Isaac M. Wise Temple
Cardozo Lodge
Bnai Brith
Arlington
Odd facts and twin separation headline items mix
A column by HAL BOYLE shares odd facts about the heart centipedes and water molecules. It also reports a December 17 note on Siamese twins Virginia Kate and Teresa Kay Bunton separated at Bethesda and other brief items from Tokyo Milan and New York on suicides racing horses refugees and astronomy.
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Hal Boyle
Miami Beach
Fla
Teresa Brewer
America
Mel Allen
Fight For Sight
North Star
Jackie Gleason
Amelia Scott
Washington
Virginia Kate
Teresa Kay Bunton
Tennessee
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Raymond Bunton
Mountain ‘City, Tenn
Clinical
ICC approves freight rate hikes across regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized eastern railroads to raise freight rates 7 percent and western lines 5 percent. The move, effective after five days notice, also allowed limited increases for coal and other commodities and included additional territorial rate adjustments. A separate finding notes a 50,000 year old stone age skeleton found near Haifa by Hebrew University, reported from Jerusalem.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Western Lines
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Western Roads
ICC
Mississippi River
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
West Virginia
Virginia
Jerusalem
Kebarah
Haifa
Hebrew University
Colonaid Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An ad touts Colonaid as a superior bulk laxative that restores colon moisture and stimulates urge to purge. It claims safety in pregnancy, no gagging or rash, and targets occasional to chronic constipation with an 60 tablet package priced at 98 cents.
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Colonaid
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