Hammarskjold Accepts Peiping Talks With Chou En-lai
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold accepted an invitation for face to face talks with Chou En-lai in Peiping after receiving two cables from the Chinese leader. Talks would address world peace and tension with the U N General Assembly endorsing action to win release of 11 American fliers.
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Red China
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New York
U.N. Assembly
Moroccco
Tunisia
United States
January Oil Flow Boosted by Texas Proration Vote
The Texas Railroad Commission boosted January crude oil allowable production to 3 216 123 barrels daily, the highest since April and nearing the November 1952 all-time high. The decision, opposed by some producers, aims to prevent shortages during peak winter demand and curb imports. Commissioners warned of possible cutbacks if stockpiles rise, and next hearing is set for Jan 19 in Austin.
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Austin
UF Workers To Celebrate Victory Dinner
More than 350 workers and their spouses will attend a victory dinner at Trinity Methodist Church at 6 p m. D M Cogdell chairs the drive division hosting the event. The church dining hall is the venue in the building complex near Cogdell Memorial Hospital. The celebration marks the United Fund drive surpassing its 29350 budget for eight beneficiary organizations including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Red Cross Salvation Army Scurry County Youth Center USO American Heart Association and West Texas Boys Ranch.
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Scurry County Youth Center
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American Heart Association
West Texas Boys Ranch
Insurance Law Changes Are Recommended
The Legislative Council urges targeted reforms to strengthen Texas insurance laws. Five recommendations focus on solvency of companies, chartering safeguards, exam staff adequacy, extending securities act coverage to insurance stocks, and clarifying administration under the board of insurance commissioners. Texas hosts about one third of U.S. insurers, with past failures heightening scrutiny.
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Texas
Christmas decoration contest entries laging at last minute
Entries still coming in for holiday decorations with deadlines tomorrow at noon. The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a home decoration contest while the Lions Club invites business houses to enter interior exterior or igson displays. Prizes range from 10 to 390 dollars with judging next week by an out of town committee.
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Soldier Must Explain How He Feels About Country's Flag
Pvt. Bruce A. Wallace 24 faces possible court martial after refusing to salute the flag at sunset retreat at the Army Chemical Center in Edgewood Maryland. Brig General Burns will decide after Wallace testifies whether to charge him with disloyalty or issue a reprimand.
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Vietion
Jury In Sheppard Trial May Choose One Of Five Verdicts
In Cleveland a Com mon Pleas Court jury begins deliberations in the Sam Sheppard murder case. Judge Blythin outlines five verdict options from first degree murder with or without mercy to manslaughter or acquittal. Witnesses and jurors focus as the nine week trial continues.
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Common Pleas Court
Sam Sheppard
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Edward Blythin
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Blythin
Ohio
NATO Adopts Atomic Firepower in New Look Strategy
NATO leaders from 14 alliance members approve a defense plan embracing atomic weapon use in a tightened session. Dulles warns against being drawn by Soviet tactics while Eden pushes Germany's entry and Western European Union ratification. Ismay outlines secretariat plans as NATO weighs who decides on nuclear use and how to stay effective in emergencies.
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Weather Outlook Texas Regions Cold Afternoon Then Warmer
North Central and West Texas will be brisk with colder conditions this afternoon and tonight, warming by Saturday afternoon. Lowest readings around minus 22 to minus 33 for interior zones. East South Central Texas clears tonight with cool, fair Saturday weather. Interior lows near 38 to 42, coastal areas 35 to 42 with fresh to strong northerly winds easing later.
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Texas
Paris Treaties Clear Hurdle
The Paris agreements to free and rearm West Germany moved to Bundestag committees after preliminary approval by the lower house. Chancellor Adenauer faces possible delays as second and third readings loom next month, with 95 coalition lawmakers absent reducing the chance of a two thirds vote for ratification.
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George Boultwood
Bonn
Germany
Paris
West
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Adenauer
Greek PM Expresses Regret Over Anti American Riots
Athens reports Greek Prime Minister Alexander Papagos voiced profound regrets over anti American rioting in Salonika. University students attacked the U S Information Agency office, smashed glass, and clashed with police while attempting to reach the main consulates amid protests about Greece's UN response on Cyprus.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander Papagos
Salonika
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
United Nations
Cyprus
Tuesay
Weather Alert Through Evening Temperatures Rise A Century
Local readings show a chilly evening with temperatures at 27 degrees and rising to 29 by 7:30 PM. Yesterday’s high reached 65 degrees as conditions shift from cold to cooler night air.
Pentagon Plans Unveiled For Large Scale Active Reserve
The Pentagon reveals a new program to train 100000 youths for six months, create a 2 million strong reserve pool, and extend the draft beyond June. Advocates hail manpower buildup while foes call the plan costly and anti American. side effects include ongoing monthly drafts and potential expanded reserve duties.
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