Dulles outlines strategy to counter Soviet power
Washington reports that Secretary Dulles called for a stronger free world, mass retaliation against Communist aggression, and new foreign aid to Asia and the Middle East. He stressed Asia as a battleground for Soviet guile and outlined a two-way foundation for peace via alliances and nuclear deterrence.
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Washington
Russia
Johns Foster Dulles
Triinoig Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Geneva
Dulles
United States
Asia
India
Camp David
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Highway 110 Section Reopens After Major Upgrades
Highway 110 section reopened after Oct 25 closure for major improvements. Relocation near County Trunk G and a hill cut south of Winchester required a detour. Traffic will use gravel base over winter. blacktop planned next spring with no detour. The Oshkosh to Highway 10 23 mile project cost about $1 million.
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Leon Morrissey
Grandview School
Winchester
Morrissey
Highway 110
Oshkosh
Highway 10
Waupaca County
Eisenhower Hones State of the Union Plan at Cabinet Session
President Eisenhower met with his cabinet at Thurmont Maryland to outline the State of the Union and discuss the farm problem. Secretary Benson and aides attended with Undersecretary Morse and Earl Butz as part of the farm talks.
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Thurmont
UPD
Eisenhower
Congress
Gettysburg
Kern T. Benson
Laurel Lodge
Sen. Bourke
Thickalooper
A-Iowa
Benson
Morse
Earl Butz
National Security Council
White House
House
Senate
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
February draft call pared to six thousand under Korea War
The Defense Department announced a February draft call of 6,000 men the lowest since Korea War began. January calls were cut from 8,000 to 5,000 as Navy re enrollments relieve the draft and Army strength falls. Officials expect about 6,000 draftees in the first half of next year.
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Washington
Defense Department
Navy
Army
Pickpocket Arrested in Downtown Dept Store
Police arrested a suspect in a downtown department store yesterday. the man was found to be an off duty policeman.
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Tokyo
Union Funds Allegedly Used for Partying and Bribery
Former Local 494 AFL International Electrical Workers bookkeeper Alice Prokop testified in Federal Tax Court that unrecorded union funds funded "good of the union" activities including girlie shows and liquor for officials and politicians. She described missing 65,000 dollars in 1947 and alleged Edward J. Brown diverted funds for union purposes. The civil action seeks 100,492 dollars in taxes and 30,311 dollars in penalties. The hearing before Judge Marion Fisher in Washington, D.C. began Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
AFL International Electrical Workers
Alice Prokop
Edward J. Brown
International
Marion Fisher
Washington, D.C
Nixon Seeks Freer Trade Across Americas
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged freer trade between the United States and Latin America to build goodwill in the Western Hemisphere. He backed President Eisenhower's liberal program and praised Uruguayan President Luis Batlle Berres for promoting lower tariffs and fewer trade restrictions. Nixon noted democracy in Uruguay and said hemispheric trade raises living standards and strengthens democratic pillars.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Amerea Fa
Western Hemisphere
Nixon
Ieisenhower
Luis Batlle Borres
Central America
Batlle Berres
Eisenhower
Uruguay
Battle for France's RGR alliance pits Faure against Mendes France
Paris reports a power struggle over the Rally of Left Republicans with Edgar Faure as chairman and Pierre Mendes France pressing for expulsion of Faure allies. The feud threatens control of the coalition ahead of the January 2 elections when ballots will favor party alliances.
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Paris
UPI
Edgar ‘Faure
Pierre Mendes
France
Left Republicans
RGR
Faure
Socialist Party
Mendes-France
Radical
Mendes - France
Radical Socialist Party
Mendes- France
Chessman to Get Hearing on Jan 9
Caryl Chessman, convicted kidnapper and rapist whose life story is told in Cell 2555 Death How, arrived at San Francisco for a hearing after the Supreme Court ordered a new trial due to a faulty transcript. Judge Louis Goodman set the date and Chessman was returned to San Quentin. He was convicted in Los Angeles on 17 charges including kidnapping and rape and was on parole from a robbery sentence.
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San Francisco
Caryl
Cheasman
San Quentin
U. S
Louis Goodman
U.S
Chessman
Los Angeles
Nationalists Move Sparks UN Uproar Over Membership
The Nationalists in China pushed for new UN members triggering an uproar in the Security Council. They demanded priority for their bloc while the General Assembly urged admission of 18 countries including several Communist satellites. The clash risked Soviet vetoes on opposing sides.
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United Nation
China
United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Albania
Bulgaria
Uhe Vary
Romania
Outer Mongolia
Austria
Cambodia
Ceylon
Finland
Ireland
Italy
Aon
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Nepal
Portugal
Spain
Formosa
Brucker Visits Korea Front In Cold Trench Tour
U S Army Secretary Wilber M Brucker flies to Okinawa after touring American troops in chilly trenches along the Korean truce line He hopes troops will move from tents to heated Quonsets before winter deepens.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Okinawa
Brucker
Man Gored by Bull in Wisconsin Farm Death
Glen Watchorn a 48 year old farmer in Fennimore Grant County Wisconsin died after being gored by a bull on his farm. Officers found him dead about 430 pm on Thursday.
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Fennimore, Wis
Glen Watchorn
Fennimore
Grant County
Watchorn
Berlin Grips East Zone Control Over Berlin Lifelines
East German officials announced Communist police now guard the Soviet Zone borders and routes to Berlin, signaling sovereignty while Western access remains debated. U S Army seeks return of two soldiers arrested in East Berlin after an alleged attack on a Communist actor, with ongoing talks on barge permits for Berlin supply routes.
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Berlin
Commmunist Police
Eee
East Germay
West Berlin
Ely
Gis
Ile
Moscow
U.S
East Berlin
LA. Kotsinka
Sa Det
Red
Njor
Federal
Ruling Expands Union Picketing Rights Nationwide
A U S Court of Appeals ruled unions may picket an employer away from the plant even if it affects workers of another firm, narrowing the NLRB interpretation of the Taft Hartley secondary boycott ban. The decision stems from a Campbell Coal Company strike by an Atlanta local Teamsters union. The NLRB will study the ruling before possible appeal.
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Washington
Tabor Uneins
Taft-Tartley
US Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
APL Teamsters Union
Campbell Coal Co
Atlanta
Stop Thief in Cincinnati Bakery Theft
Frank Jones reports a thief stole a dozen doughnuts from his bakery truck yesterday. Police found a metal bracelet torn from the thief’s arm on a rack, bearing the medallion reading stop thief.
New 1 000 Gallon Pumper Delivered to City Fire Dept
A 1 000 gallon pumper from American LaFrance arrived by freight car and was unloaded at the New York Avenue station for testing. Fire Chief Bernard Getters said the unit should be in service within 10 days. The fleet now includes three 1 000 gallon pumpers and an aerial ladder truck with 292 feet of ladder.
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Nien
Meboth
Sco Line
American LaFrance Company
New York Avenue
Bernard Getters
Oshkosh
Geffers
Bernard Geffers
William Koepke
Wisconsin Fire Insurance Rates Face Cross Examination
Madison UP testimony on fire insurance rate cuts is to be cross examined by the Fire Insurance Rating Bureau of Milwaukee Tuesday. Hearings in Wisconsin were recessed after experts urged larger rate reductions. staff reported excess profits by Wisconsin fire insurers from 1950 to 1954 and suggested a bigger cut than proposed.
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Madison
Fire Insurance Rating Bureau of
Milwaukee
Wiskonsin
State Insurance Department
Charles J. Timbers
Timbers
Wisconsin
Alfred van de Zande
Paul Rogan
An de Zande
van de Zande
Ratings Bureau
Insurance
Eugene J. Terry
State Fire Insurance
Rating Bureau
University of Wisconsin Commerce
Rogan
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