Turkish Leaders Back Eisenhower On West Defense Plan
President Eisenhower told Turkish leaders the West must stay strong until Russia agrees to arms controls and disarmament. Premier Adnan Menderes and advisers found the 90 minute talks fully satisfactory amid Western alliance tensions. Zorlu urged more capital aid for Turkey and greater U S support for Afghanistan as Eisenhower planned a visit to the region.
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Afghan King Builds Neutral Ties With East And West
Afghan King Zahir embeds neutrality amid growing aid from Soviet and United States sources. Eisenhower’s Kabul visit expected to showcase modern airport, paved streets, and long term Soviet credits. Afghan modernizations include oil storage tanks, power plants, factories, communications facilities and training by Soviet instructors. Neutrality has roots in history from Amanullah’s 1920s Westernization clash to Zahir’s 1933 coronation.
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Reappraisal of Foreign Policy Called by Panel
A Rockefeller Brothers Fund panel urged a broad reappraisal of U S foreign policy beyond the cold war toward Asia and Africa and a candid assessment of Communist China. It criticized current policy as crisis driven and warned against returning to a new bipolar order based on race or color. Guatemala City election returns show government victory, with 20 of 33 seats, while the leftist Revolutionary Party gains seven seats.
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Venezuelan refugees eyed in alleged plot arrest report
Mexican authorities admitted last night that they may have arrested five Venezuelan refugees and questioned a sixth in connection with an alleged plot to overtake. The report outlines a security operation in Mexico City involving UPI sources and local officials as ongoing investigations proceed.
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Navy Fails Polaris Missile From Sub After Early Setbacks
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Navy fired a Polaris submarine missile successfully for the second straight time yesterday. Navy sources said the two consecutive successes indicate engineers have fixed bugs that caused three straight failures in September and October.
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Hungary Debate Opens at U.N. on 1956 Freedom Revolt
At the United Nations General Assembly the Hungarian freedom revolt and its brutal Soviet suppression opened for debate as Algeria talks appeared near completion. A committee approved a resolution for informal talks between France and Algerian nationalists, but the two thirds vote needed for adoption makes success unlikely. In Nicaragua, the army chief said 200 armed Cubans and other revolutionaries have landed in Honduras to invade Guatemala, with 300 more en route, a claim denied by Honduras and Cuba.
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Venezuelan leftist plot foiled by five prisoners
Five prisoners confessed to plans for a Christmas Eve attack against Venezuela's government. President Romulo Betancourt faced the alleged threat, while Gen. Oscar Mazzei was cleared of suspicion.
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Romulo Betancourt
Oscar Mazzei
Rioting Triggers Belgian Congo State of Emergency
In Lulua bourg the Belgian Congo declared a state of emergency after inter tribal rioting killed 15 people including a woman and two children. Troops dispersed armed groups in several African city sections with tear gas, while reports from Belgium confirm the violence. Elsewhere in Asia Formosa Quemoy Islands saw a civilian death and two wounded from Communist shell fire, the first casualties in weeks as Nationalist forces faced renewed shelling after a pause of nine days.
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UPI
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Star-News brief historic issue note from Pasadena
The page presents a 1959 issue header for Star-News, a Twin Coast Newspapers publication. It lists founding year 1886, the 72nd year, and address in Pasadena with subscription rates of 2.00 per month or 24.00 per year, plus per-copy pricing and Sunday designation.
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Pasadena
California
Nehru Warns India Ready for China War
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru warned India would not be caught unprepared if border disputes with Red China lead to war. He said peaceful coexistence requires defense and called for sacrifice while pursuing a peaceful settlement amid a looming long term crisis.
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India
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Kishi to Visit Washington for Revised Security Treaty
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi will depart Tokyo for Washington on January 16 to sign a revised security pact with the United States, a government spokesman announced today. The trip underscores ongoing postwar alliance arrangements and regional security commitments amid regional tensions.
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Nobusuke Kishi
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Proposals for Border Troop Pullback Exchange
Terim proposals sent to Peiping on November 16 in reply to Premier Chou En-lai’s November 7 border dispute proposal calling for both sides to withdraw troops. The notes frame dialogue as part of ongoing negotiations on border security and peace.
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Peiping
Chou Fn-lai
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