Eisenhower Urges De Gaulle to Yield on Defense Union
Paris AP report says President Eisenhower pressed Charles de Gaulle to soften his opposition to integrating France's military forces with allied Western defense plans. The talks lasted 55 minutes and were described as very frank and friendly as both sides seek a path to unified East West diplomacy and a broader NATO strategy.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ealere
Geria
United Nations
Nneeting
Christian A. Herter
Herter
United States
de Gaulle
James R. Hagerty
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev Sees Ground for Peaceful Coexistence
Premier Khrushchev wrote Chancellor Adenauer that there is ground to believe the two nations no longer disagree on peaceful coexistence of all nations. The letter, read at a Kremlin briefing, stresses co existence across social systems despite ideological positions.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kremlin
Difficulties On Berlin Increase At Paris Parley
AP dispatch reports rising Allied tensions over Berlin as the Western Big Four confer in Paris. The US seeks to preserve Western rights in West Berlin while Britain favors a provisional arrangement and France resists any temporary deal ahead of a final German peace.
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Paris
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Britain
France
West
Moscow
Jury Convicts 20 Apalachin Crime Chiefs in Landmark Ruling
A federal court jury in New York convicted 20 delegates to the 1957 Apalachin underworld convention of conspiracy to hide the event purpose. U.S. Attorney General William P. Rogers hailed the verdict as a landmark in the fight against organized crime. Sentencing set for January 14 with potential five year terms and fines up to ten thousand dollars.
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New York
Atty
William P. Rogers
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Apalachin, N.Y
Hillside
Atlas Missile Mission Shoots to Atlantic Target
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlas intercontinental missile completed its second full range flight, covering 6325 miles to a target off Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. The test met all objectives and dropped a dummy warhead as planned, extending Atlas’ 12 straight successes.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Atlantic
Ascension
Eisenhower
Air Force
Eight Killed in Train Car Crash at Rail Crossing
In Flowerville Michigan a Chesapeake and Ohio crossing crash killed eight people, including Clyde Ballard and Bertha Ballard with infant Keith, Albert Simp son Sr and Jr, Mildred Cameron and Dawn, and George Copeman. The Grand Rapids to Detroit train Pete Marquette struck the car as flashers blinked, witnesses say the car stalled then moved into the train’s path. The diesel engine suffered damage and the train was delayed two hours.
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Flowerville
Mich
Michigan
Pete Marquette
Clyde E. Ballard
Bertha
Keith
Fenton Mich
Albert Simpson Sr
Fenton
Albert Jr
Mildred Cameron
Howell
Dawn
George Copeman
Grand Rapids
Solons urged to avoid piecemeal tax revisions
Treasury Acting Secretary Fred C Scribner Jr warned that selective tax relief measures could jeopardize a broader general tax cut for all taxpayers. In a letter to Rep. Wilbur Mills he urged cooperation to improve tax laws while stressing revenue must not be endangered. Mills said no tax revisions are likely next session.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred C Scribner Jr
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Arks
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Scribner
Mechanic cites 22 reasons for bad checks in court
MIAMI UP. A 53 year old mechanic Fred Crisante told a criminal court he had 22 separate reasons for writing a string of bad checks. He said he could not earn enough money to support his 22 children. Judge George Schultz imposed a suspended sentence of three years.
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Miami
UPI
Fred Crisante
George Schultz
Crisante
Third American given prison term by Castro regime
Castro regime sentences US citizen John V Martino to three years for aiding anti Castro forces and helping a Batista officer’s wife escape. Two other Americans, Frank Young and Peter Lambton, receive 30 and 25 year terms respectively for counter revolutionary activity as executions loom for Batista era figures Luciano Zarra Morfi. A fourth American James Buchanan remains held awaiting trial. Two others connected to the Caribbean Legion were released as the group seeks to overthrow dictatorships.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
John V. Martino
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Florida
Martino
Frank Austin Young
Peter ‘John Lambton
Nassau
Bahamas
Miami Herald
James Buchanan
Young
Pinar del Rio
Caribbean Legion
Military I
Edwin R. Eckersley
Portland
Ore
Monty Murph
Eden
Idaho
Legion
Fulgencio Batista
Luis’ Zara
Jose Morfi
Jastro
Batista Army
Col
Esteban Ventura
A White Rose Society
United States
Cardinal Muench Tops Papal Audience Amid Elevation
Aloisius Cardinal Muench longtime Fargo bishop and Apostolic Nuncio to Germany met Pope John XXIII in his first audience as a prince of the church. He and six other prelates were elevated to the College of Cardinals in Vatican ceremonies this week to be assigned to the Vatican Curia. Also present was Archbishop John Grelninger of Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Vatican City
Aloisius Cardinal
Muench
Fargo
N.D
John XXIII
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
College of Cardinals
Vatican
Germany
Vatican Curia
John
John Grel- Ninger
Green Bay, Wis
Wisconsin To Study Broad Tax Revision Proposals
A Wisconsin citizens committee will study a plan including a 2 to 3 percent sales tax with a low income refund and state income tax withholding from paychecks. The package also suggests extending the corporate income tax, higher vehicle and tobacco taxes, and possible homestead relief while ending the Highway fund gas tax segregation.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Citizens’ Committee
Miller Upton Chawmaen
Citiens’ Committee
Gasford Melson
Ins Group
Fridays
Ehairmen
Upton
James E. Doyle
Madson Outlarmes
John Cobb
Wisconsin Senate kills Nelsons surtax plan
The Wisconsin Senate, controlled by Republicans, defeated Gov. Gaylord Nelsons plan to balance the 1960 61 budget with an income tax withholding measure. Nelson called the move bad news for taxpayers and warned of a surtax rise likely to 45 percent to cover a 23 million deficit. The vote was 30 13 along party lines after a seven hour debate. the Assembly had already approved the bill.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly
Republi
USW Threatens Contempt If Steel Talks Fail
CHICAGO UP I The United Steelworkers Union threatens contempt of court citations if steel companies refuse to bargain individually as required by a federal order. The union sent a revised settlement proposal to 95 firms seeking a slightly higher wage and benefits package than that of Kaiser Steel.
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Chicago
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Kaiser Steel Company
Federal
Vedidian
Joseph F. Finnegan
Atlee
Washington
Steel Labor
CSW
Davido McDonald
Oshkosh Blood Drive Exceeds Weekly Quota
Oshkosh Red Cross collection at the Masonic Temple totalled 659 pints for five days, topping the 625 pint quota. The surplus includes 16 pints for 11 year old Brock Walters who needed blood after heart surgery at University Hospital Madison. Community and Red Cross volunteers, doctors, nurses, Torchbearer Camp Fire Girls, and city services aided the effort in Oshkosh.
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Red Cross Chapter
Masonic Temple Center
Brock Walters
Oshkosh
University Hospital, Madison
Christmas Gift of Life
R H Wilkinson
Ife
Red Cross Blood Center
Red Cross
Oshkosh Youth Council
St. Mary’s School
Wilkinson
Wisconsin GOP denies limiting Rockefeller rallies
Madison AP report quotes Wisconsin Republican chairman Claude J Jasper denying any attempt to curb public appearances by Nelson Rockefeller. Jasper says claims are absolutely untrue and cites staff suggestions for large rallies to the New York governor in Willison and Milwaukee. He notes the party would not back any candidate unless endorsed by delegates at the Wisconsin convention. Rockefeller may contend for the nomination alongside Nixon.
School Bus Wreck Injures Two Children In Rural Crash
A school bus carrying 25 pupils careened off a country road Friday and rolled down an embankment landing upside down. Police say two children were injured and the rest treated for minor injuries at the scene.
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