Eisenhower holds tax and farm policy talks with GOP leaders
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders meet to discuss taxes, the debt limit, farm program, foreign policy, atomic energy, social security, and health plans. Officials indicate the budget may show a deficit of three to five billion dollars for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Treasury
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Sterling Cole
R-N.y
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
John Foster Dulles
Director of
Foreign Operations Administration
Harold E. Stassen
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert B. Chiperfield
R-Nl
House
Hickenlooper
Cole
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Social Security
Ezra T. Benson
White House
James C. Hagerty
Daniel A. Reed Crnvy
Ways and Means
Congress
Washington Prepares End to Segregation
Washington officials map integration plans as Supreme Court nears ruling on public school segregation in the District of Columbia and four states. Officials say the city is ready for orderly transfer to an integrated system if the high court ends segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Congress
Hobart M. Corning
Corning
Eisenhower cautions air power alone cannot ensure safety
President Eisenhower told an Aero Club dinner that armed might cannot guarantee real safety as bombs grow more powerful. He urged moral and spiritual values and courage from history’s first fifty years of flight to meet the threat. He mused about future speeds and joked about faster than light travel.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Four Bandits Net 141 In Milwaukee Robberies
Milwaukee police report Thursday night robberies at a shoe repair shop and a grocery store. Four bandits battered Louis Gaugetz 66 until he fell and were armed during the holdups. Victims Joseph Kolter 29 and wife Hermine 25 lost 60 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Louis Gaugetz
Joseph Kolter
Hermine
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather and Observations
Partly cloudy and not so cold tonight in Wisconsin. Saturday looks fair and warmer with lows 8 to 15 and highs 30 to 38. Minnesota mostly fair with light snow near the Canadian border Saturday. highs 30 to 44 and lows 8 to 20. Temperature readings and river gauge notes included from Fox River and Buckstaff Observatory.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fox River
Menasha “Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Laniel Leads in French President Ballot Drive to Fourth Round
Right wing Premier Joseph Laniel led the third ballot of the French presidency contest with 358 votes against 313 for Socialist Marcel Naegelen. A fourth ballot was ordered for 7:30 p.m. local time as no candidate reached the 1462-vote absolute majority in the joint session of National Assembly and Senate.
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Versailles
France
Joseph Lanie
Marcel-Edmond Naergelen
Europe
National Assembly
Senate
Laniel
Charles de Gaulle
Yvon Delbos
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Republican
Naegelen
Delbos
Japanese Celebrate as U S to Return Amami Oshima Islands
The Japanese government announced that the United States will return the Amami Oshima Islands to Japan on Christmas Day. Hunger strikes and demonstrations by about 200,000 island residents mark three years of resistance to U S rule.
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Tokyo
United States
Amami Oshima Islands
Japan
U.S
Prison Gas Chamber Claims Kidnap Slayers
Hardened pair Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady were executed in Missouri for kidnapping and killing six year old Bobby Greenlease. The duo received a $600,000 ransom, with about $303,700 unaccounted. Hall offered no last words as the gas chamber took their lives after a brutal crime in Kansas.
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Jefferson City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Missouri
Hall
Missouri River
Ralph Eidson
Heady
Kidson
Kansas City
Kansas Wheatfield
Para
Sweden probes saucer sighting near Soviet Baltic bases
Stockholm reports a wingless circular object seen by Captain Ulf Christiernsson and crew over Haessleholm en route to Copenhagen. radar checks were started as Sweden orders a full investigation into a possible missile sighting amid raised Soviet rocket production concerns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Defense High Command
Ulf Christiernsson
Defense
Baltic Sea
Christiernsson
Jane
Russia
Rush
Defense Staff
Bengt Norderskjold
Air Force
Haessleholm
Copenhagen
Denmark
Red
Baltic
Starobin speech at UW provokes boos and debate
About 225 students attended Joseph Starobin’s UW talk on foreign policy sponsored by the Labor Youth League. The rebuttal session featured heated exchanges with student leaders and included charges about China and Korea, with responses on free speech and US policy.
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University of Wisconsin
Joseph Starobin
Communist Daily Worker
Starobin
U. W
Labor Youth League
Russia
China
Indochina
Dick Givens
New York
Students For Democratic Action
Givens
Tice, Noted Heart Chest Expert, Dies in Ohio
Internationally known heart and chest specialist Dr Frederick Tice died in Columbus Hospital after a heart attack at his Oak Park home. A longtime Chicago physician and former dean of Cook County Hospital, he helped develop the GGG anti tuberculosis vaccine and taught at the University of Illinois and Rush Medical College. Survivors include his widow and two daughters.
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Frederick Tice
Cook County Hospital
Columbus Hospital
Oak Park
Tice
Chicago
Loop
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Rush Medical College
Oshkosh
Wis
Color TV to roll this year after FCC approval
FCC approved a compatible color system enabling black and white sets to receive broadcasts while color TV moves toward mass production. NBC and CBS demonstrated color programming as networks push to bring color viewing to the public within months.
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Washington
CBS
NBC
Federal Communications Commission
NBC i
Radio Corporation of
Ameri Iss
Cbs-Columbia
W. R. G. Baker
FCC
Indictment in Pusan Fire Ties Couple to Downtown Blaze
Pusan Korea November 27 censored report says Ko Il Nam 25 and Ho Do In 27 were indicted by Pusan district prosecutor for a multi million dollar blaze that leveled downtown killing four injuring 102 and leaving 35000 homeless. The fire started from an unattended charcoal burner amid a visit by Ko Il Nam to an Ingighvor.
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Pusan
Korea
Ko Il Nam
Ho Do In
Nike guided missiles to guard 35 major cities
Defense officials said about 35 major cities from coast to coast will be guarded against air attack by the Army’s Nike antiaircraft guided missile. The capital will be first protected with the supersonic weapon, with a Nike battalion to be stationed at Ft. Meade Maryland.
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London
Iceland
Air Force
Myrdalsjokull Glacier
Reyjkavik
Keflavik
Reykjavik
Washington
Army
Nike
Ft. Meade
Baltimore
Eisenhower to deliver Christmas Eve worldwide peace appeal
President Eisenhower plans a 4 minute radio and TV address from the White House on Christmas Eve during the tree lighting ceremony. The brief plea will urge global peace and urge Russia and free nations to curb atomic war risks while he stands with a Christmas crowd outside the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Executive Mansion
Russia
United States
Free Nations
Wisconsin Shakes Off Bitter Cold Spell
Cold spell departs as Wisconsin ends the coldest stretch of the season. Night readings ranged from 8 below at Beloit Rockford to 4 above at Milwaukee, with Grantsburg at -4 and early today zero. Roads mostly clear though some icy patches remained on lesser routes in western and northern counties. Maximums hit 6 at Eau Claire and 15 at Green Bay as winter spread across much of the nation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Beloit- Rockford
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Green Hay
Mississippi River
Envoy Dean Sees Korea Talks Moving Forward
Special Ambassador Arthur Dean, in Washington, says he is confident the Communists will resume negotiations for a Korean peace conference. He believes they want the conference to permit U.N. troop withdrawal and will propose a plan acceptable to the United States. Dean reports to President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles after eight weeks of futile talks and plans a possible meeting with Dulles. no meeting date set with the President.
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Washington
Arthur
Dean
United Nations
Korea
United States
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Guam Air Crash Toll Rises to Nineteen
In Agana Guam the air crash that devastated the air base housing area has now killed nineteen people. The latest victims include a B23 bomber crewman and a major whose wife and children were among the dead. A colonel his wife and three children also died, leaving ten non flight personnel among the dead and nine aircrew killed.
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Guam
U.S
Menen
United Staves
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