Russia’s stance tests neutral nations at UN disarmament talks
Russia’s push for a twofold commission seat division angered neutrals and allies alike as the United Nations votes to expand the Disarmament Commission to 25 members. Syria Egypt Indonesia and Celon backed the plan while the Soviet bloc opposed it, sparking tensions with Austria Finland India Yugoslavia and others. See RED, Page 16.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Syria
Egypt
Moscow
Ceylon
Indonesia
India
Austria
Finland
Teresa Comes Home for Visit
Five year old Teresa Aldinger returned from Baltimore with her mother for a temporary home visit after eye surgery. The doctor advised rest and morale building before two months more treatment in Baltimore. Area residents helped fund the family’s expenses during the lengthy effort to restore her sight. The pair will leave for Baltimore in two to two and a half weeks.
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Little Teresa Aldinger
Baltimore
Leon Aldinger
Aspen Ave
Teresa
Aldinger
Plane Searched Stopped By Weather In Christensen Missing Case
A Civil Air Patrol spokesman said the search for Reo M. Christensen a 47 year old Gallup garage owner missing since he took off from Farmington for Provo Utah has been suspended due to hazardous weather. All CAP planes were recalled as heavy snow and poor visibility hinder aerial and ground searches in the Farmington to Provo area. A trucker report near La Salle Junction 33 miles north of Monticello described a light plane flying low with snow flurries.
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Albuquerque
Civil Air Patrol
Reo M. Christensen
Gallup
CAP
Utah
Christensen
Farmington
Provo
Leering Wolves Cut Down Value of Real Estate
In Sheffield England a tax valuation court reduced Mrs Mil dred Barker’s real estate tax by 2 pounds a year after she testified wolves at a nearby engineering works were her male employer. She said she received wolf whistles while doing chores and sunbathing, a claim the court accepted as reducing the house value.
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Sheffield
England
Mildred Barker
Reward Funds For Shooters Grow Bigger
A medical and hospital expense fund for 18 year old Larry Boggs who was seriously wounded by unknown hunters has risen to 370 dollars. A separate 200 dollar reward fund for information leading to the arreste and conviction of the hunter or hunters is noted, with an additional 100 dollars pledged by the New Mexico Wildlife Association for the same purpose. The Roswell Daily Record and Bill Simpson of the New Mexico Game Patrol coordinate contributions at the Record office.
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Larry Boggs
Bill Simpson
New Mexico Game Patrol
New Mexico Wildlife Assn
Boggs
Dallas Morgan
Dexter
Morgan
Tortilla Canyon
Nogal
White Mountains
Simpson
Roswell Daily Record
Record Office
Settlement Reached in Traffic Accident Case
In district court a stipulation was approved and judgment entered in a traffic accident suit. Cora West and Wanda Fern West against Bobby Macks. Plaintiff receives $500 based on $270 medical expenses and $230 for injuries and pain. The baby suffered a cerebral concussion and ear injury when struck at 9 40 a m on Oct 2 by Macks.
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Cora West
E. Bland St
Wanda Fern West
Bobby Macks
Macks
Gein Reveals Strange Motive Behind Rampage
Chicago Tribune reports Edward Gein described a strange sex complex that drove his killings and grave robbing. The piece places his Plainfield Wisconsin crimes in the context of new admissions to Mary Hogan and Bernice Worden murders.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Edward Gein
Adiscen
Wis
the Tribune
Gein
Dulles Sees NATO Reacting Fast Without War Declaration
Secretary of State Dulles says NATO would almost certainly fight back on the spot if attacked. He noted field commanders would decide and American troops likely involved due to intermingling NATO forces. He warned of a response as strong as Pearl Harbor if needed.
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Chicago
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pearl Harbor
NATO
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
U. S
Illinois
Michigan Escapees Nabbed in Ruidoso on Car Theft Count
Two Michigan escapees Walter William Graham and Martin Peter Vohs were arrested in Ruidoso by FBI agents on a car theft charge. They admitted stealing cars in Michigan and Arkansas and robbing service stations across several states. a 16-year-old Austin girl accompanied them. A .22 pistol and $110 were found in the vehicle.
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Ruidoso
Michigan
FBI
Walter William Graham
Detroit
Martin Peter Vohs
Centerline
Mich
Graham
Jackson
Vohs
Lee Gracy
el Paso
R. E. Smith
R. W. Driggers
Driggers
Arkansas
Austin Tex
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Austin
Alamogordo
Congressmen clash over US missile program pace
Rep Mahon says the United States lags behind the Soviet Union in IRBM development and interservice rivalry hampers progress while Defense Secretary McElroy claims the program is in good shape. Subcommittee members press for concrete steps to catch up as Holaday disputes the delay assessment.
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Washington
Mahon
United States
Russia
House
Soviet Union
McElroy
Air Force
Thor
Army
Jupiter
Navy
Sykes
D-Fla
Rep
Wigglesworth
R-Mass
Roswell Men Held in Shooting in Lonoke County Arkansas
Two Roswell New Mexico men are held in Lonoke County Jail as authorities probe the death of James Otis Holt age 50 of Hamnoke Arkansas. Holt was shot when two men drove up to his home six miles north of Hamnoke. Holt had been paroled in 1954 from the Arkansas Penitentiary after a life term for second degree murder begun in 1948. He had previous murder conviction for the 1947 slaying of Lester Hawthorne in Jefferson County on August 4 1947.
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Lonoke
Ark
Roswell N. M
James Otis Holt
Hamnoke
Holt
Warren C. Minton
Johnny Hawthorne
Vester Branscom
Roswell
Lonoke County
Hawthorne
Arkansas Penitentiary
Lester Hawthorne
Jefferson County
Senate subpoenas Teamsters convention election records
Senate investigators will subpoena convention election records from Teamsters locals in the Central Conference. Robert F. Kennedy says only a few Hoffa-led locals complied with requests while compliance is higher elsewhere, with about half the records received or promised. CAIRO Russia pledges economic aid to Egypt in a 175 million dollar loan for Nasser’s five year plan, amid a joint note that discusses political and military cooperation.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
Special
Senate Committee
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Gore backs nuclear pact looseness without AEA amendment
Senator Gore argues European readiness to use U S nuclear weapons could be achieved without changing the Atomic Energy Act. The remark echoes congressional opposition to broader allied atomic information sharing as Eisenhower plans to ask Congress to relax secrecy provisions.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department forecasts robust cattle profits next year
Washington reports that the Agriculture Department sees at least average profits from feeding slaughter cattle in the coming year and even a chance profits exceed expectations. Officials say a new beef boom is forming as beef demand remains strong, prompting farmers to expand production and hold back cattle for breeding rather than marketing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Influenza cases in New Mexico surge then ease in 1956
SANTA FE The number of influenza cases reported in New Mexico this year reached 34 077 last week nearly 10 times the 3 746 at the same time in 1956 The cases reported last week totaled 2 252 a drop from the previous week's 4 144 It was the third week in a row the state's total flu cases had dropped after reaching a high of 5 003 in the week of Oct 26
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Uranium Meet Set for Albuquerque Duke City
The Albuquerque area will host a joint uranium industry and Economic Development Commission meeting to discuss the AEC uranium buying policy limiting purchases to current commitments. 200 to 300 industry reps expected. a post-meeting public policy session will follow.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
AEC
Wentworth
Fabian Chavez
EDC
New Mexico
Samuel H. Glassmire
Light Plane Crash Kills Two Carlsbad Men
A light plane crash eight miles southeast of Carlsbad claimed the lives of Earl Sparks aged 29 and Vance Thompson 21, according to state police. The single engine craft reportedly stalled while trying to gain altitude and plunged into an alfalfa field, leaving the aircraft demolished.
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Carlsbad
Earl Sparks
Vance Thompson
New Mexico Man Charged in Dexter Area Fatal Crash
Information filed in district court in the case State of New Mexico versus James Earl Fryer charges manslaughter in the Aug 7 crash that killed Maude Andrews four miles south of Dexter. Investigation by Don Smith of Roswell and Sgt Arnold J. Smith of Carlsbad, both with the state police.
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State of New Mexico
James Earl Fryer
Fryer
Maude Andrews
Dexter
Don Smith
Roswell
Arnold J. Smith
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Police Raid at Apalachin Sparks Investigation
New York state police who disrupted a gangland conference at Joseph Barbara’s Apalachin estate last Thursday are themselves under inquiry. Governor Averell Harriman ordered reports from state agencies to review the raid and its conduct amid criticism. Troopers flushed out 60 guests with no arrests or charges filed.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Averell Harriman
Joseph Barbara
Apalachin
Southcentral
New York
Barbara
Two More Deaths Raise Road Toll
Two more traffic deaths raise the yearly state toll to 386 from 341 at this time last year. Robert C. Westfall, 49, Tulsa, Texas, was found dead after his car plunged off a 100 foot bank near San Jon on State Road 39 Monday night. Frank G. Berry, 75, Minneapolis, died November 2 in a crash on U. S. 66 about 23 miles east of Clines Corners after his car collided with Farris Spangler, 20, Exeter, California, whose car was driven on the wrong side of the highway.
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Associated Press
Robert C. Westfall
Tulsa
Tex
San Jon
Frank G. Berry
Minneapolis
U. S. 66
Clines Corners
Westfall
Jerry O’connor
Berry
Farris Spangler
Exeter
Calif
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Mary Hogan
Plainfield
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Worden
Portage County
Herbert Lee
Council On Foreign Relations
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Earl Miller
Duke City
Leon Cuddeback
Farl Mitchell
Civil Aeronautics Board
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Pan America
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