U N Debates Speedy Action on Airmen Release
United States at the United Nations accused the Communists of stirring hysteria to fabricate spy charges against American airmen and aggression by the United States Navy. U S delegates pressed for swift U N General Assembly action on a resolution demanding the release of jailed airmen amid charges of aggression by China. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged rapid steps as Korea veterans and other allies backed the demand. Page 2.
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Notable 1930s Kidnap Probe Figure Dies at 66
Ceenan age 66, longtime law figure, died after a fetal heart attack following a career in crime investigations. He served with the justice department for years and became assistant attorney general in charge of the transfers division. He aided Lindbergh kidnapping reform and later prosecuted notorious criminals including Machine Gun Kelly and others in high profile cases.
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Pawtucket
Suce
Ars Amé
Kelly
Ter Ganesters
Charles Ursche
Hatoyama Becomes Japan's New Prime Minister Leader of coalition party wins vote
Hatoyama, backed by the Democrats and Socialists, becomes Japan's prime minister after a 257 to 191 vote. Yoshida resigns amid Socialist opposition and Conservative resistance. He pledges pro American stance and seeks closer ties with Red China and increased trade.
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Ichiro Ha
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China
Gun Duels In Quemoy Area Grow Serious
In the Quemoy area fighting intensified as Nationalist and Communist forces exchanged shell and artillery fire. Nationalists reported 214 shells on Quemor Little Quemor and Tan islands, replying until Red bombardment ceased. In the Tachen area 200 miles north, Communist shells hit Yikiang outpost. no damage or casualties were reported.
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Witness Tells Of Seeing Man With Bushy Hair
A CP report describes a witness who saw a man with bushy hair about an hour before Marilyn Sheppard was murdered in her bed at 2:15 to 2:30 am. The account includes details of the assailant and the defense attorney involved in the case.
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Warehouse Fire Causes $15000 Loss
A fire at a warehouse caused about 15000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze, and authorities noted the flames were contained but the structure suffered significant damage.
Pope in frail condition as doctors meet at bedside
Vatican reports vary on Pope Pas XX as doctors attend a consultator while he suffers gastritis possibly masking ulcer or tumor. The pope rested poorly after a restless night and briefly left bed for a window appearance at St. Peter's Square during Marian Year closing.
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Waterlogged Probers Hunt Hawaiian Drought in Snowbound Session
A jargon filled report describes waterlogged probes and a drought focus in Hawaii as heavy rains hit Honolulu on November 28. Floods washed two people away while islands received 5.5 inches of rain. A later period of clear skies followed before lawmakers faced a contentious climate inquiry.
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Adenauer Ordered To Bed With Slight Chill In Germany
West German government sources report Chancellor Konrad Adenauer aged 78 has been ordered to bed for at least 24 hours due to a slight chill. The announcement comes amid ongoing government activities in Bonn.
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Fear Drives Hunt For Woman Tavern Slaying Suspect
Bancroft Wisconsin Portage county authorities issued a statewide alarm after a shooting at a woman tavern. Officers found blood and evidence of a dragged victim at the ransacked tavern on County Trunk D. A .32 caliber cartridge shell was found nearby as authorities pursued leads.
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U Nonsensical Kremlin Talk Flashes in Uranium Debate
Officials weigh a Soviet bid on a proposed international atomic agency while recalling past attitudes toward weapon programs. The discussion touches on nonproliferation aims, potential Western concessions, and the balance of power as nations weigh benefits and risks.
Short Sees Defeat For UMT Plan in Congress
Chairman Dever Short foresees another House rejection of Universal Militia Training though he hints flexibility on his opposition. A new plan faces a tough fight as the defense group pursues extended duty training for 16 year olds and broader military service.
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Hall Sees Ike Support Stronger Across GOP
Ashington reports Republican chieftain Leonard W. Hall asserts President Eisenhower has stronger party backing now. Hall says he conducted a representative survey of Senate and House opinion and found unified support for Eisenhower despite McCarthy attacks. He predicts greater party unity and broader backing in the next two years.
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Boy Burglars Captured in Sheboygan Break-in
In Sheboygan two youths were captured after a residential burglary attempt. Police say they entered through an unlocked door while occupants were away, but fled before taking valuables. No injuries reported, offenders detained for questioning.
Physician 94 vows to carry on until they stick him in a box
The article profiles Dr. W. L. Warrier, 91, and Dr. Warrier’s peers in the medical field, noting his long career, hobbyist outdoors interest, and remarks from his wife about his character. It highlights his claim of delivering his 3,200th baby and his vow to persevere.
Dublin Flood Crisis Amid Severe Storms and Floods
Gales drove seven tides from the Irish Sea flooding five miles around Dublin. Thousands displaced as 6,000 homes flooded and power outages hit city center. Troops called out, emergency declared, volunteers aided families to shelters and hospitals. Across Britain a tornado outbreak damaged London suburbs and coastal towns.
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Report New Fighting With Indochina Rebels
A vague dispatch claims renewed clashes between government forces and Indochina rebels. The brief notes heavy fighting with unspecified locations and no concrete details on casualties or outcomes.
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Weather Summary Report From Menasha Area
The report notes a misty to overcast day with no significant precipitation. Temperatures around 28 degrees at 7:30 am with light snowfall observed and no current rainfall recorded.
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