Tito Capitalizing On Events in Asia in World Position Bid
The World This Week editorial sees Yugoslav President Tito courting a new third force by expanding contact with Asia and Western socialist groups. It argues Tito could leverage a stronger international stance to pressure Moscow and gain Western security and economic support, while maintaining Yugoslavia’s independence.
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NATO ministers agenda includes atomic weapons issue
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a busy NATO Council agenda featuring the con science matter on nuclear weapons use by North Atlantic Treaty forces. The meeting this week will also address foreign defense and finance ministerial concerns as diplomats press for coordinated policy.
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Condon resigns as Corning Glass Works director
Dr Edward A Condon quits this week as research director at Corning Glass Works. Condon says ongoing security reviews and a denied clearance limit his usefulness, noting he has loyalty clearly established despite long running investigations. He cites lack of fair independent judgment and ongoing reviews.
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Eisenhower Seeks Bipartisan Path With 1955 Agenda
Washington briefing outlines an early 1955 program for domestic and foreign affairs. It envisions tax cut postponement, Hawaii statehood, highway and housing plans, and health reforms while stressing consultative bipartisanship with Democrats and Republicans. The president aims to frame a moderate, middle road leadership and signals possible re election considerations.
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Icy crash traps and sparkly misadventure across towns
Patrolman Mulvany investigates an icy Wayne New Jersey crash but loses control of his car, injuring himself and leaving Mrs Estelle Girard with a broken leg. A Birmingham fisherman loses a lure to a big bass, then finds the lure in the fish's mouth the next day. Dallas Electrical Club members discover a blown bulb during a meeting. Becky Green of Paris Texas explains in a Santa letter why she wants roller skates to escape her many siblings.
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Notable 194? Justice and political shifts reported
The text notes Cpl Edward S Dickenson’s ten year sentence upheld after an appeal to an Army board. Bi Kline resigns as American Farm Bureau Federation president for health. Senate to hear Post Office advertising mail policy. Associate Justice William O Douglas marries Mercedes Hester Davidson in Tallulah Louisiana. French Assembly Finance Committee rejects Mendes France plan to spend over 417 million dollars next year on Indochina.
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Secretary Wilson Urges Focus on U.S. Strength
Secretary of Defense Wilson calls for balance in defense talk urging more attention to the quality and striking force of American armed services. He warns that too much emphasis on Soviet rising power has neglected U.S. strength.
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Dodge named to cabinet council on foreign economic policy
President Eisenhower appoints 63 year old Detroit banker Joseph M Dodge as chairman of a new cabinet level council on foreign economic policy. Dodge, ex budget director, will coordinate foreign aid views with Dulles Humphrey Weeks Benson and Stassen amid debate over aid strategy and funding sources. His work aims to align foreign and domestic economic policy and shape the administration's Asia program for the coming Congress.
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Mississippi votes on constitutional amendment abolish public schools
On Tuesday December 21 Mississippi holds a vote on a constitutional amendment to empower the state legislature to abolish public schools. The season includes Christmas Day on Saturday December 25 and the AAAS convention opening in San Francisco on Sunday December 26.
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Cleanup ends as Phenix City crime probe closes
A historic policing push in Phenix City Alabama wraps up with a grand jury report calling for national focus on the city’s vice roots. Special Judge Walter E Jones declares the reign of lawlessness ended and lauds a transformation toward a lawful community.
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