NATO Ministers Seek Unified Policy on Global Danger Spots
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers met in secret to coordinate policy on worldwide danger spots. Talks covered the Middle East and Goa Goa dispute with India, and plans were approved for coordinated defense measures and a unified radar screen from Norway to Turkey.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Asia
Middle Eastern
NATO
Portugal
India
Goa
Paulo Cunha
Portugese
Cunha
Macao
China
Ganka
North Atlantic
NATO Council
Norway
Turkey
Duggan Receives 10 Day Jail Term and Fine
Chicago television figure Thomas Duggan Goss was sentenced to 10 days in jail and a $100 fine for indirect contempt of court after remarks on his TV program about witnesses in a child custody case. He may appeal, with a 30 day telecast stay, and was released on bond.
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Chicago
Tom Duggan
Daniel A. Covelli
Superior Court
Duggan
Thomas Duggan Goss
Stratton Endorsed by Cook County Young Republicans
The Cook County Young Republican organization endorsed by acclamation Gov. William G. Stratton for a second term at a Thursday night meeting.
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Stratton
Chicago
Cook County Young Republican Organization
William G. Stratton
Weather Brief for Southern Illinois Tonight and Saturday
Cloudy with snow possible in southern Illinois tonight and Saturday. Warmer tonight into Saturday with lows around 18 to 22 tonight and low 40s Saturday. Saturday night low near 18. Previous low 15. Reading at 7 am shows 10. Crab Orchard Lake level 25 inches below spillway. Little Grassy Lake inches below spillway.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Bachelor Prince Rainier III Arrives in U S for Two Month Visit
Prince Rainier III of Monaco arrived in New York aboard the United States for a two month tour of the United States. He said he is not actively seeking a wife and joked about Americans wanting him to marry. His chaplain described him as a good, fine boy. Reporters asked about Grace Kelly. Rainier said he met her at Cannes.
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Riviera
Francis Tucker
Wilmington
Del
Prince
Grace Kelly
Cannes
U S Denies Chinese Held in United States
The United States rejects a Chinese claim that 33 students remain detained in the United States. Ambassador Johnson and envoy Wang Pingnan report progress on repatriations and say about 20 Americans and Chinese students sought to return home with permission granted.
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United States
America
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
Red
Wang Pingnan
Washington
Peiping
Unity Talks Sought by Lutheran Churches
A 21 member joint committee from the United Lutheran Church in America and the Augustana Lutheran Church met today to draft an organic unity invitation to the 14 other Lutheran denominations in the United States to discuss possible organic union. The two churches have a combined membership of nearly 2 750 000. The effort shows broad Lutheran collaboration.
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Chicago
United Lutheran Church In America
Augustana Luhhenen Church
United States
United Lutheran Church In
Ee Lutheran
Jealous youth fatally shot after three killings
Vandergrift Pennsylvania reports a love obsessed youth killed three people and wounded two others before being shot by a state trooper. Gladys Smail, 15, survived critical injuries while her parents and uncle were wounded in the spree. Police said John Fallone, 17, died after the confrontation. a local officer and others were injured.
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Vandergrift
Rimna Inean
John Fallone
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Gladys Smail
J. Warren Smail
William Smail
Fallone
Gus Zanos
Apollo
Oear
Sable
Gladys
Smail
Rights Ruling Bars Segregation in Kentucky Parks
Kentucky Court of Appeals outlawed racial separation in public parks in a historic ruling. The decision marks the first time the state's highest court declared park segregation unconstitutional, overturning the prior to but equal doctrine, and affecting white and Black citizens.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Farm Bureau backs variable price plan at national meet
At the four day Farm Bureau convention in Chicago James C Ti reports the federation backed a federal farm policy with variable price supports and soil bank aims to reduce stockpiles worth about eight billion dollars. Charles B Shuman was re elected president for a two year term and delegates approved policy resolutions guiding Washington lobbying while opposing rigid parity limits.
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James C. Ti
Allan B. Kline
Puerto Rico
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Soil Bank
Soi
Congress
Dewey Holds Social Meeting With New York GOP Leaders
Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey met with seven state Republican leaders on Thursday night. He insisted he has no political aspirations and officials called the gathering strictly social.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Illinois Road Report Notes Ice Patches Across Regions
The road report states highways are generally clear in Illinois with scattered spots of ice in the east central, west central and extreme southeast regions. Local drivers are advised to use caution on untreated stretches and adjust speeds for conditions.
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Illinois
East Central
West Central
U N Security Council seat stalemate persists
The U N Security Council election remains indecisive after five more ballots between the Philippines and Yugoslavia. With 11 new members voting, the tally swung 40 to 28 and then 37 to 32, failing to reach the required two thirds. The session was adjourned to seek a compromise as the 1955 assembly nears closure.
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Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Phillipines
General Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Dele
U.N
United States
Britain
London
Asia
Witness Offers Immunity Testimony in Red Scare Hearing
The House on American Activities Committee considers granting immunity to Ellis Olim to compel testimony about alleged Communist ties. Olim, 44, a Chicago Land Clearance Commission official, would testify if immunity is granted after three days of hearings in Chicago alongside Illinois Institute of Technology suspending Prof. Gerald Matchett over past Communist links.
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House on-American Activities Committee
Congress
Ellis G. Olim
Chicago Land Clearance Commission
U. S
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Public House Authority
Olim
House Committee
Chicago
Illinois Institute of Technology
Gerald J. Matchett
Margaret Ellen
Communist Party
Matchett
Herbert Fuchs
American University
Washington, D. C
Egypt warns of reprisals over Israeli attack
Egyptian Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser says Israel’s strike against Egypt is aggression and vows to respond with force. He notes the October mutual defense pact with Syria as the Security Council debates Syria’s protest over the raid east of the Sea of Galilee.
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U.N. Security Council
Syria
Security Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Sea of Galilee
Chicago Expressway Traffic Snarled Despite Section Open
A 4 percent mile segment of a multi million dollar expressway opened Thursday but caused gridlock at ramps. Eight lanes served western suburbs while cars queued six blocks at both ends. Temporary ramps could not handle the surge in traffic.
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Chicago
Congress Street
Besi
Mic
Coyotes and Bobcats Attract High Pelt Payments in California
Inyo County California reports abundant coyotes and bobcats this year. Hunters will receive two dollars per coyote or bobcat pelt for bagging them, the AP states from Independence on December 16.
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Independence
Calif
Inyo County
California
Kefauver Plans Wide Primary Run For Democratic Nomination
Sen. Kefauver plunges into the 1952 style presidential race and says he will enter as many state primaries as time and money permit. He and Adlai Stevenson both pursue a broad primary campaign to influence the party platform and candidate choice.
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Washington
Kefauver
D- Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Averell Harriman
New York
G Toda
Democratic Party
Senate
California
Minnesota
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Florida
Chicago Neckwear Firm Fire Under Control
An extra alarm blaze in a five story downtown building housing the Ernest Glick Neckwear Co. raged six hours in Chicago before firefighters gained control at about 10 am. The 160 N Walter Dr site saw ice crusted gear as fireboats and hose towers battled the fire. initial alarm at City Hall came 4 05 am. Loss pegged up to 250000 with cause undetermined.
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Chicago
N. Walter Dr
City Hall
Ernest Glick Neckwear Co
Caruso's Widow Dorothy Caruso Dies at Spring Hill
Mrs Dorothy Park Benjamin Caruso widow and biographer of Enrico Caruso died after a long illness She had lived at Spring Hill Riderwood Baltimore County since 1950 writing much of her work Born in New York she met Caruso in 1917 and married him despite family objections Caruso died in Naples after a lingering illness She later married Ernest A Ingram and Charles Adams Holder but kept Caruso name
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Dorothy Park
Benjamin Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Naples
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