Cold War heats up as Dulles warns NATO ministers
Paris reports that Secretary of State Dulles told the NATO Council of Ministers the East West cold war has renewed after a lull. He said the Soviet leaders have opened dangerous fronts in the Middle East and South Asia while noting the alliance can meet these challenges with vigilance and unity. Also at the three day session were Defense Secretary Wilson and Treasury Secretary Humphrey.
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Paris
S.S
Dulles
NATO Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Middle East
South Asia
Council
Geneva
NATO
U.S. Defense
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
NATO Council
Gettysburg Lights Set for Christmas Night Visit
President and Mrs. Eisenhower invited to Lincoln Square balcony for Gettysburg holiday event but expected to stay home. Hagerty calls it a pre Christmas lull amid fatigue after September heart attack. They may return to Washington mid next week to spend Christmas at the White House and await Barbara’s baby.
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Gettyspuin
Gettyburg
Eisenhower
Lincoln Square
Eisenhowers
House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Washington
White House
Barbara
Burke Warns U S Of Fast Growing Red Navy
Adm Burke warns that the Soviet navy is growing fast with more cruisers destroyers and submarines since World War II. He notes the Navy will build a modern nuclear powered fleet, Sea Masters, and a 60,000 ton carrier Forrestal II with new sea based striking power and mobile logistics.
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Adm
Burke
U.S
Red Navy
Washington
Arleigh Burke
Soviet Union
National Press Club
Inied States
Agaic
Joe
Chesapeake Bay
Penny Shower Douses Claremont Bank Area
A parking meter collection cart broke near the Claremont National Bank, releasing hundreds of pennies and nickels onto the sidewalk. Two officers quickly recovered the coins while Christmas shoppers watched.
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Claremont
Claremont National Bank
Dwinell Receives Threat Over Candia Milk Case
Gov. Dwinell disclosed an anonymous letter from a group of taxpayers threatening his health over the Candia milk dispute. The note targets price fixes as Aime Jacob defies the state Milk Control Board by raising milk price from 19 to 26 cents per quart. About 500 Candia residents signed a petition for a public hearing and abolition of the board’s Candia jurisdiction, with a hearing set for next Tuesday. Dwinell says the letters do not concern him personally and reiterates opposition to price fixing in principle.
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
White House
Hagerty
Adams
Dwinell
Concord
Manchester
Aime Jacob
Candia Dairyman
State Milk Control Board
Jacob
Candia Area
Candia
Navy Names Skate and Swordfish for New Submarines
The Navy announced Skate and Swordfish as the third and fourth atomic powered submarines. Skate is under construction at Electric Boat Division in Groton Connecticut. Swordfish is being built at the Portsmouth New Hampshire shipyard. The Nautilus has operated for months as the first nuclear powered vessel, and Seawell nears completion at Groton.
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Washington
Navy
Skate
Swordfish
Groton
Salk Vaccine Gets Stamp of Approval in New Hampshire
A New Hampshire advisory committee reported the Salk polio vaccine is an effective prevention method with minimal danger. The summary notes lower polio rates among vaccinated children aged 5 to 9, compares with unvaccinated peers, and outlines vaccination history from 1954 and 1955 field trials.
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Concord
Palie Advisory Committee
New Hampshire
Gov. Duwinell
Joseph N. Friberg
State Board of Health
New Hampshire Medical Society
State Health Department
Mittee
National Foundation For
Belknap
Strafford
Club Land Case Ends Testimony As Evidence Rolls On
In Concord, the Portsmouth Country Club land condemnation suit delayed a jury verdict as more witnesses testified. Edward Burnham and Robert Trent Jones assessed costs and course plans, while Henry Homan placed replacement value at 282 000 with maintenance allowances. Homan revealed he would be paid 100 dollars per day for testifying.
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Concord
Portsmouth
U.S. District Court
Aloysius J. Connors
Edward T. Burnham
Iafola Construction Co., Inc
Robert Trent Jones
Greenland
Burnham
Tones
Philip A. Wogan
Wogan
Jones
Country Club
Stanley M. Burns
Dover
Henry J. Homan
New London
N.H
Lake Sunapee
Burns
Boston
Army Engineers
Col
A. C. Stewart
Engineers
Homan
U.S
County Expects to End Year in the Black in Exeter
Rockingham County Commissioners say 1955 books will close with a net positive though several accounts face slight overdrafts. They cite overruns in care of Portsmouth Court House medical referee expenses insurance County Records Building board and care of children state audit and sheriff radio tower costs at the County Home. They expect adequate Superior Court funding to cover needs.
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Exeter
Rockingham County
Portsmouth Court House
Superior Court
Four Die as Home Burns in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
A murder spree ends with a gunman wounded and captured after a night of violence near Vandergrift Pennsylvania. Police chief Gus Zanos and 11 year old John Fallone were among those shot, as the assailant was hunted through snow covered woods. In Massachusetts four family members die in a Granite street blaze, trapping George Morrison Mary Morrison Peter Morrison and Florence Morrison inside a burning wooden house as neighbors fail to reach them.
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Gus Zanos
Arollo
John Fallone
Fallone
Vandergrift
Pittsburgh
Zanos
Gladys Smail
H. Warren Smail
Irene Smail
William A. Smail
Warren
Fallane
Hopkinton
Mass
Granite Street
George Morrison
Mary
Peter
Morrison
Florence Morrison
John Tinkets
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J. Warren Small
Willliam Smail
Justice of Peace
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