Eisenhower urges Europe troop cuts to two divisions
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower argues in a Paris article that the United States can shrink its European ground forces from six divisions to two while keeping commitments. He calls for a stronger NATO and a continued American nuclear shield amid ongoing Soviet expansion concerns.
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Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
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Gale
Goldberg Tells Guests We Sail At Midnight On Gifted Liner
U S ambassador to the United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg jests to a 250 guest shipboard party in New York that the ship sails at midnight. The 85 Constitution for a page party included foreign ministers and UN delegations aboard the liner owned by American Export-Island Lines. Notables included Nikolai Fedorenko, Gen. James A. Van Fleet, Jack Valenti, and Theodore Sorensen.
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United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
U.N
Champage
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cAbTene
Nikolai Fedorenia
Soviet Union
James A. van Fleat
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Dresses Short Skirt at Sun Valley
The Kennedy family plans Christmas skiing at Sun Valley Idaho with Senator Robert F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy reserving dates for gatherings with Mrs Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr. The Kennedy group previously vacationed there. Senator Kennedy urged a Middle East peace solution while noting Vietnam concerns after a trip to the region.
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D-N, Y
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Patricia Lawford
Sun Valley
Idaho
Caroline
John Jr
Lutyford
Edyuard M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Middle East
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Brown eyes Gregory Peck as Senate candidate
Sacramento Gov. Edmund G. Brown floated Gregory Peck as a possible Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate amid calls for new faces. Brown mused on going to film stars, cited Peck’s past campaigns, and noted Peck had shown public support in the Reagan race, while weighing other prominent figures from various fields as potential contenders.
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Gregory Peck
U.S. Senate
Sacramento
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Gregse Peck
Democratic Party
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Ronald Reagan
Thomas Kuchel
Reagan
U.S
George Murphy
California
Loring
Tong
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Chessman
iChessman
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Reig
Weiting
Long Beach Post Office Appoints New Evening Delivery Master
Local notices indicate a position change at the Long Beach California Post Office with Perry Moath designated as second master for evening delivery. The bulletin lists circulation figures and a daily editorial schedule at 8th Street and Pine Avenue, Long Beach, with a Bureau of Circulation notice and related subscription details.
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Perry Moath
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Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Eisenhower Cancels New York Trip Over Health Concerns
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower canceled a planned New York visit for a Football Hall of Fame dinner and a business luncheon after doctors advised gall bladder surgery. He will enter Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, and aides said public concern over his health prompted the change.
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