Stevenson Attacks State of the Union in CBS Interview
Adlai E. Stevenson claimed the nations foreign ties are perilous and that Eisenhowers message misstates U S leadership. He called the speech a Republican party message and urged more aid to underdeveloped lands and tax relief for low income groups.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Steynson
CBS
Face the Nation
Congress
United States
Stevenson
Russia
Iceland
Japan
Dulles
Goa
India
Portugal
of the Union
Mes
Sage
Sen
Kefauver
Atomic Reactor In B36 Tests Ray Effects
Air Force and Convair disclosed tests in a B36 bomber to study shielding and radiation effects for atomic powered aircraft. The reactor is operated only in flight over designated areas with safety precautions and local officials informed. Public risk is described as none for nuclear explosions, with recent flights underway and more test runs planned.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Air Force
Convair
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas News
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Highway Death Toll Stays Below 1955
New Mexico's traffic fatality rate continues to lag last year's pace with three deaths so far this year. Over the weekend Jack Eddens 22 of Sanders Arizona died in a collision with George Buckhanan of Phoenix near Gang Tup on U S 66. Denver Harelson 37 of Tucumcari also died in a crash on U S 66 near Adrian Texas. The Corps of Engineers announced bids open January 31 for an 80 mile Alamogordo to Holloman Air Force Base water pipeline funded with 3 700 000 from the Budget Bureau.
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Albuquerque
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Alamogordo
Holloman Air Force Base
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Budget Bureau
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico
Texas
Jack Eddens
Sanders
Ariz
George A. Buckhanan
Phoenix
Gal- Tup
U. S. 66
Denver Harelson
Tucumcari
Adrian
Tex
Possible shooting on Artesia stroll shocks town
Mrs. Barbara Runyan testifies a shotgun blast while walking on Fourth Street near Main Street in Artesia. She suffers a minor leg wound as police report a loaded shotgun left by driver Elmer Adandus discharged in a car with children inside, none injured.
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Artesia
Hope
Barbara Runyan
Parole Hearings Begin for Dozens in Santa Fe
The State Parole Board opened a regular meeting and started hearings on about 35 parole applications, reviewing cases as part of its scheduled session in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
State Parole Board
Ten Years of the United Nations Greatest Hoax
Edward B. Simmons outlines how Soviet influence and agents shaped the early UN despite faked disinterest from Moscow. The piece links Truman and Alger Hiss to the framing of the charter and notes Ickes denunciations of Russia, warning of subversives guiding the world body from its inception.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Edward B. Simmons
Standard-Times
San Francisco
Truman
Alger Hiss
Washington
Harold Ickes
New York
Russia
Ickes
United States
Stalin
Dupes
Cordell Hull
U. S
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Eisenhower Signals Uncertain Path on 1956 Return
President Eisenhower, returning to Washington after a Florida news conference, says his mind on a potential second term is not fixed. He hints at possible reconsideration in light of his Sept. 24 heart attack, while reporters sense a tentative leaning against running. He notes improved health and describes the presidency as the heaviest burden yet.
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Eisenhower
Key West
Washington
Florida
Denver
Naval Base
Eisenhower Outlines His Farm Program
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a soil bank and nine point plan to ease farmer hardship from surplus crops. He warned of a continuing farm economic decline and proposed measures including cash payments, surplus disposal, production controls, expanded research, and targeted tax and credit relief to raise farm incomes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Great Plains
VA to Continue Compensation for Legless Veteran
The Veterans Administration rejected loyalty charges against James Kutcher and will continue his $329 monthly compensation for loss of both legs from World War II. Kutcher, from Newark New Jersey, denied making statements to aid Communist nations and admitted Socialist Workers party membership at a December hearing.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
James Kutcher
Kutcher
Socialist Workers Party
China
North Korea
DWI Cases Number Five Here Today in Pair of Courts
Police and justice courts report five DWI cases today with three in police court and two in justice court. Opal I. Jackson and John I. Whittenberg were fined $175 each for related incidents. Jackson involved a collision on North Virginia Avenue with injuries to Jackson and Clarence E. Jackson.
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Justice Court
Opal I. Jackson
Virginia Ave
John I. Whittenberg
City considers gas tax fund shift and library board expansion
The city council will consider three ordinances including a special street improvement fund funded by a 2 cent gasoline tax and a 10 year pledge of 2 percent proceeds for certificates. Also under review are a school zone speed enforcement measure and expanding the library board from seven to nine members to ease quorum.
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Library Board
Fires Cost City Residents 1955 Fire Bills Top $76 000
Roswell residents paid 76 809 75 in fire costs during 1955 per Fire Chief George E Daniels annual report. Insurance paid totaled 71 133 53 with 340 alarms, 81 dwelling fires, 62 trash incidents, and 50 miscellaneous cases. November led in alarms with 39. July had 18.
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Roswell
George E. Daniels
Man Injured as Truck Jack Breaks at Local Garage
Crescencio Sanchez 34 was injured when a 2-ton Chevrolet truck jack failed at a garage on 805 McGaffey St. The truck bed fell on him as he worked under the vehicle at about 4 05 p m He was taken by Ballard ambulance to St Marys Hospital for x rays. Police had no report on injuries pending x ray results.
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Crescencio Sanchez
Summit St
McGaffey St
Sanchez
Ballard Ambulance
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tommy Thompson
Five B57 Bombers Reinforce U S Far East Air Forces
Five B57 jet bombers landed at Johnson Air Base near Tokyo to reinforce the U S Far East Air Forces. They mark FEAF modernization from B26 prop planes to jets and are the lead group of 45 to replace the aging B26s. The B57s are described as capable of delivering the atomic bomb. They traveled from U S bases across the Pacific.
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Far East
Tokyo
Johnson Air Base
U.S. Far East
FEAF
Pacific
U.S
New Mexico Baptist Convention Opens Evangelistic Conference
About 500 persons are expected Thursday and Friday as the New Mexico Baptist Convention begins a two day evangelistic conference in Artesia.
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Artesia
New Mexico Baptist Convention
Boy 15 Leads Police Merry Chase Across State
A 15-year-old Clovis boy, part of a group that escaped Springer Industrial Home for Boys last week, eluded state police after being picked up while hitchhiking near Albuquerque. He was jailed in Santa Fe, then escaped from the city jail yesterday.
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Santa FE
Clovis
Springer Industrial
Joe Roach
Albuquerque
Roach
Springer
Court Judge Maintains High Fine Collection Rate
Police court of R L Ballard reported a strong fines performance last month with $7,609 in fines assessed and $5,506 actually collected, continuing a steady collection rate.
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Court of R. L. Ballard
Illness Breaks Man's Sunday School Record
Hugh Allen, treasurer of his class at Decatur Presbyterian Church, missed Sunday school for the first time in 34 years after a blood clot on a lung sent him to Emory Hospital. He had attended 1,769 consecutive weeks without a lapse.
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Atlanta
Hugh Allen
Emory Hospital
Allen
Decatur Presbyterian Church
NMMI staff to tour Texas and Oklahoma alumni chapters
Col James R. Kelly Lt Col L T Godfrey and Maj F E Hunt depart for 11 city tour visiting NMMI alumni chapters in Midland San Angelo Austin San Antonio Corpus Christi Galveston Houston Dallas Fort Worth Amarillo and Oklahoma City to discuss scholarships share campus updates and present the new sound color film Men of Tomorrow with alumni gatherings arranged by local committees and parent cadet outreach.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Texas
Oklahoma
NMMI
James R. Kelly
L. T. Godfrey
F. E. “Ted” Hunt
Midland
Institute
San Angelo
Austin
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Men of Tomorrow
Byrd Completes Third Pole Flight Over Antarctic Heartland
Admiral Byrd reached the South Pole region on a 11 hour 2200 mile flight marking a third pole crossing on the current Deepfreeze expedition. Navy fliers reported about a million square miles explored with two new mountain ranges and plateaus up to 13000 feet. Moscow radio claimed a Russian landing on the ice cap as US and Soviet polar activities unfold.
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MC Murdo Sound
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic Circle
Geographic Pole
Magnetic Pole
Antarctic
Australia
Cmdr
Gordon Ebbe
Moscow Radio
United States
Antarctic Territory
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