Soviet Leaders Leave Kabul After Signed Economic Aid Pact
Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev departed Kabul after sealing a 100 million dollar long term loan aimed at power and agricultural projects plus technical aid. The accord expands ties and extends the 1931 neutrality pact for ten years beyond 1965 with automatic renewal unless denounced.
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Afghanistan
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Asia
Russia
Bulganin- Khrushchev
Mahmoud Daud
Nehru
U Nu
Bulgaria
Daui
Chou En-lai
U.N
China
Mahmoud Niam Khan
Pakistan
West
Pushtoonistan
Arabian Sea
Effort To End Bus Rift Slated In Montgomery
In Montgomery a committee of eight white and eight Negro citizens will again meet to resolve a two week old bus boycott. They split on delaying the boycott to Jan 15, with white members voting yes and Negro members voting no. Negro leaders demand seating by first come first served, courtesy by drivers, and Negro drivers on majority routes. bus officials oppose and cite law.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. A. Gayle
Gayle
Chicago Detective Arrested in Boating Crap Game Raid
Detectives arrested Kenneth Kells, 30, and 33 others after a raid on a Sunday boating craps game in Chicago. Officers nabbed the participants during the operation, beginning the detective’s upcoming explanations.
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Chicago
Kenneth Kells
Husband Jailed After Cleaver Slaying of 22-year-old
The 22-year-old brunette Billie Allen Brown was found dead in a Gainesville Texas garage apartment from five cleaver wounds. Her husband W T Brown was arrested in Dallas at the request of Gainesville authorities. Relatives say he had mental health issues and the couple had a newborn that died days after birth. Justice of the Peace Carl Burch filed a murder verdict.
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Gainesville
Tex
Dallas
Billie Allen Brown
W. T
Pete) Brown
Santa Fe
Sheriff's Department
Ralph Clodfelter
Dallas County Sheriff's Department
Brown
Bill Decker
Decker
Texas
Lewis Rickler
Archie Nichols
Te Roundhouse
Gainesville Sanitarium
Clodfelter
U. S. Public Health Service
Fort Worth
O. R. Welch
Justice of the Peace
Carl Burchfield
Fog Covers Texas Coast With Reduced Visibility
Heavy fog hugged the Texas coast early Monday and lowered visibility to about an eighth of a mile in Houston, Brownsville, and Corpus Christi. Two slow moving cold fronts will keep temperatures cool through tomorrow across the state with single digit to near 60s readings and no rain recorded.
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Houston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Texas
New Mexico
Houston i
Cotulla
Midland
Texarkana
Dallas
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos
East Texas
Dalhart
Abilene
del Rio
Lufkin
Wichita Falls
Six Die in Springfield House Fire
Six youths burned to death as a four room bungalow burned three miles southwest of Springfield. Firemen suspect a coal oil stove explosion. Robert McDaniel escaped with his 6 year old Wayne Richard and was hospitalized with burns. Dead include Betty Lou Hamilton and three of McDaniel’s nieces and relatives.
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Springfield
Ohio
Here
Robert McDaniel
Wayne Richard
McDaniel
City Hospital
Betty Lou Hamilton
Rebecca
Debra
Paulette McDaniel
Robert
Connie Fogle
Teresa Coleman
Dolores Coleman
Denver City Man Admits Killing Baptist Minister
A 41 year old West Texas farmer admitted shooting Rev. Chester Stevens 39 in the minister's yard. Stevens died of six bullet wounds after being moved to a Weatherford hospital. Vaughn was held on an open charge as investigators gather details from Denver City and Weatherford authorities.
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Weatherford
Tex
West Texas
John Young
Walter M. Vaughn
Chester Stevens
Stevens
Grogan
Denver City
Harmony Baptist Church
Vaughn
Young
Bill Carter
Weather Notes Partly Cloudy and Cold
Partly cloudy and colder with a high of 52 and a low of 23 tonight. Tomorrow’s high around 45 with an overnight low near 28. Yesterday’s high reached 71.
Gettysburg visit nears end as Eisenhower plans social schedule
President Eisenhower, age 65, inching toward recovery after heart concerns, maintains a light Gettysburg timetable. He is to meet Atomic Energy Commission chair Lewis Strauss in a social visit, with limited official duties and telephonic dictation before Christmas at the Gettysburg farm.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
James C. Hagerty
Gettys
Dillon Anderson
Washington
Mas
John Eisenhower
Augusta
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Gettysburg College
Curfew Clamps On Bethlehem Amid Regional Turmoil
In Gaza clashes, Egypt reports one Egyptian and four Israeli soldiers killed in an hour of fighting near Gaza. Jordan imposes a Bethlehem curfew to quell unrest over joining the Baghdad pact, risking Christmas Eve mass disruption in the holy city. Riot and troop movements unfold in Jerusalem as Arab Legion units patrol Amman streets to curb violence.
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Jerusalem
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Bethlehem
Christ
Gaza
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Gaza Valley
Holy Land
Holy
Arab Legion
Old City
Sheikh Jarah
Jordanian Jerusalem
Cairo
Shukri el Kuwatlibe
Galilee
Israli
Sea of Galilee
Kuwaili
Shonor
Nasser
Damascus
Amman
Haja El-Majan
Man Has Rings Of Slain Woman
Dallas homicide detectives questioned a 52 year old man arrested last night with two rings stolen from Mrs John Butler whose beaten and slashed body was found at her home a week ago. The rings were found in his coat pocket and other stolen items including an electric clock a radio were found in his car and at his job. Mrs Butler was found December 11 by her husband after a night shift with the city water department. Her body showed head injuries and a slashed throat with a 10 inch butcher knife nearby.
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Dallas
John Butler
Will Fritz
Fritz
City Water Department
Mrs. Butler
Gruenther to Activate Fifth Tactical Air Force in Italy
General Alfred M. Gruenther announced the activation of the Fifth Tactical Air Force of American and Polish planes in North Italy, effective January 1.
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Paris
Alfred M. Gruenther
Fifth Tactical Air Force
Italy
Slaying of Spangler Spurs Search for Young Man
Wichita Falls investigators seek a slender 20 to 21 year old man just under six feet with tight hair after tax office worker Jack Spangler, 26, was found shot four times beside a road. About $150 and a diamond ring were missing. Idaho ties and a possible Boise Twin Falls link emerge as motive and escape routes.
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Wichita Falls
Jack Spangler
Spangler
Weldon Bailey
Bailey
Boise
Twin Fails
Idaho
Clarence King Jr
Twin Falls
King
Dallas
Jslayer
Eden Returns To Desk In Cabinet Shakeup Report
Prime Minister Eden resumes duties after a week of illness as a Cabinet reshuffle targets major posts. Richard Butler may move from chancellor to deputy prime minister with Harold Macmillan becoming chancellor and Selwyn Lloyd moving to foreign affairs.
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London
Eden
Richard A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Walter Monckton
Ian MacLeod
Macmillan
Butler
Britain
Middle East
Bombing rocks Fort Wayne business district
A dynamite device exploded beside the empty car of union official Kenneth McNeal in a downtown Fort Wayne parking lot. Windows shattered, no injuries reported. Police view the attack as an attempt to influence union leadership. McNeal cites disgruntled members as possible enemies.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Kenneth McNeal
Aflcio Plumber and Steamfitters Local 166
Fort Wayne Building Trades Council
McNeal
Care Mitchell Cleveland
Saar voters back move toward reuniting with Germany
In Saarbrucken voters turnout 90.4 percent electing a Parliament dominated by the Christian Democrats Democratic Party and German Socialist Party with 63.9 percent of the vote end goal to scrap autonomous status. They won 33 of 50 seats and face coalition talks with the CVP to amend the Saar constitution.
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Saarienders
Christian Democrats
The
Democratic Party
German Socialist Party
Bonn Republic
Heinrich Welsch
Ing
Christian People’s Party
CVP
Johannes Hoffimann
Saar
I Hoffmann
Germany
Communists
Saar Socialist Party
Heinrich Schneider
Schneider
Tummy Dance Shocks Whitehall Officials at Christmas Party
A stag party at Whitehall featuring Shirley All Press in a near-nude performance with silver paint stunned a Parliament member who sent photos to Prime Minister Eden. Labor MP Arthur Lewis called the event shocking, noting there is a time and place for such acts.
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London
Whitehall
Eden
Shirley
Arthur Lewis
Labor
Ike and Mamie Visit San Antonio
Ike and Mamie visit San Antonio during a vacation with Fort Sam depicted as a notable site in the tonio Light report.
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Ike
Mamie
San Antonio
Tonio Light
Fort Sam‘ Howy
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