Republicans Await Ike Physical in Bond of 1956 Returns
The Associated Press report notes Republicans await President Eisenhower's Gettysburg medical checkup amid hopes over his recovery from a heart attack. Sen Kefauver enters the Democratic race, while Adlai Stevenson welcomes Kefauver and urges party unity for next November. Kefauver promises a vigorous campaign despite funding and time limits.
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Tennessee
Gettysburg
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chicago
Washington
Arabs Demand Israel's Ouster From U N Seat
United Nations delegates from Arab states urged removal of Israel from the UN after a deadly raid on Syrian positions near the Sea of Galilee. Syria called for Security Council sanctions as Maj. Gen. Burns prepared a report, while Israel defended the strike as necessary against threats to patrols and fishing boats.
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World Organization
Syria
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Council
Sea of Galilee
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Palestine
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Burns
Damascus
Shawkat Shuquair
Shuquair
Shukairy
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Abba Eban
British Troops Nab Six Cypriots After Nighttime Raid
In Nicosia Cyprus British troops seized six Greek Cypriots linked to a raid that killed a British officer at Yialousa police station. Troops stopped a fleeing car and recovered revolvers rifles and an automatic weapon. One suspect was son of a prominent Famagusta resident. The dead lieutenant marked the sixth British serviceman killed since Oct 26. Police and troops prepared for the funeral of Haralambos Mouskos cousin of Archbishop Makarios amid fears of a Makarios led protest. Mouskos, marked as an early EOka leader, had a price on his head and was killed after attackers ambushed a British jeep.
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Famagusta
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Haralambos Mouskos
Makarios
Brian Coombe
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Unite With Greece
Mouskos
Eoka
Atlantic Alliance Advances Defense Plans Amid Deadlock at UN
The United Nations General Assembly adjourned after 35 ballots failed to settle the Security Council seat dispute between Yugoslavia and the Philippines. A jurylike lottery plan, proposed by Assembly President Jose Mazar, was rejected by several delegates and a new vote is planned. Separately, the Atlantic Alliance began detailing a strengthened defense program to counter the Soviet threat, emphasizing air defense and readiness, while noting Moscow’s opposition to German unification and rising military power.
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Philippines
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Paris
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Free World
NATO Council
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Europe
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
Middle East
Asia
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations General Assembly
Leo Mates
Juza Brilej
Dimce Belovyski
Infamous Texas Student Killer Caught After Third Escape
Howard Merrit Pierson, 41, a former University of Texas student who murdered his parents in 1925, escaped mental hospital twice before a third capture in Syracuse. He was arrested after visiting a psychiatrist. his father, a Texas Supreme Court associate justice, was the insurance beneficiary Pierson claimed. Pierson’s motives varied in statements, and he had a history of escapes from state facilities, including a 1938 break. He had been at large three years on this occasion.
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Howard Merrit Pierson
William Pierson
Texas ‘Supreme Court
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University of Texas
Francis Garn
Texas
Pierson
Garn
Austin
Tex
Moe
Lee Alien
Minneapolis
Goffstown Man Killed in Suncook Crash
SUNCOOK Norman P. Lavallee 22 of Goffstown was killed when his car overturned after hitting a utility pole. Passengers Robert J. Lariviere and Paul H. Belliveau, both of Goffstown, were injured. The death raises New Hampshire highway fatalities for the year to 102.
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Goffstown
Robert J. Lariviere
Paul H. Belliveau
Lavallee
New Hampshire
Foreign Aid Hike Drafted by Administration Effort
Washington officials report a nearly five billion dollar foreign aid request for next year aimed at countering Soviet pressure. About three billion would fund military shipments overseas, with roughly 1.9 billion for economic aid. The plan, still under refinement, seeks to sustain long term projects and may face budget concerns in Congress.
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Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Eisenhower
Verdict Dismays Portsmouth Golf Club in Land Value Case
The Portsmouth Country Club faces a disappointing award of $300,21% from a U.S. District Court jury in its land condemnation suit for Greenland property. Club President John J. Hassett Jr and counsel Stanley M. Burns of Dover said an appeal is under consideration at a directors meeting. Burns moved to protect the club's right to appeal, due within 10 days. The award leaves scant funds for a new course and clubhouse, with Hassett noting little more than $200,000 may remain after costs. Burns remains optimistic about an additional $34,450 in just compensation for a pro shop, equipment building, and four cottages, potentially lifting total to about $334,682. The club could appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals, aiming for an April or May hearing, possibly yielding a retrial if upheld. The case stems from the government’s $242,450 land offer for the Portsmouth Air Force Base site, decided after a 10-day jury trial.
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Stanley M. Burns
Dover
Board of Directors
Burns
Hassett
Country Club
Greenland
Aloysius d. Connor
Hassett and Burns
U.S. District Court
Ew Hassett
Stodderd Farm
Portsmouth
Concord
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Portsmouth Air Force Base
Aloysius J. Connor
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FBI Catches Youth In Extortion Plot Against Publisher
Miami authorities say Peter Napoleon Williams Jr. admitted to extortion attempts against John S. Knight publisher of the Miami Herald and others. He was captured after picking up a dummy package left behind a row of houses. Extortion charges will be filed.
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Miami
Fla
John S. Knight
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peter Napoleon Williams Jr
Charles E. Weeks
Williams
Knight
Miami Herald
Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
Akron Beacon-Journal
Weeks
Chicago
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Auction at York Beach Center on Sun December 18
Auction set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at York Beach Center selling all new moise items and related goods.
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