Dulles Sees Benefits In Tito Visit
Secretary of State Dulles said Tito’s visit could be useful and noted a possible White House invitation under consideration. He stressed no decision yet and said high level talks with Tito might aid satellite issues while European force reductions are not planned. He also reaffirmed support for Israel and underlined United States stance on Communist China in the UN.
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Cooperatives Head Praises Benson's Job
Marvin J. Briggs president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives said Agriculture Secretary Benson is doing an excellent job and "the most courageous man in the Eisenhower administration." He spoke at a meeting in Omaha and forecast 1957 would improve farmers' lot because the price level for operating materials will not rise.
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Southern Illinois Weather Forecast For Midweek
Cloudy and cool conditions persist in Southern Illinois with patchy clearing. Tonight remains partly cloudy with little temperature change, Wednesday turns warmer with lows in the 20s and highs in the upper 30s, and Wednesday night dips into the mid 20s. Yesterday’s low was 32 and highs reached 66 with today’s noon reading at 34. Crab Orchard Lake is inches below spillway today while Little Grassy Lake sits 32 inches below spillway.
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Eisenhower Nehru Talk Tops Washington Getting Updates
Ike and Nehru returned to Washington after a Gettysburg layover and a 12 hour conference. Nehru to broadcast a 10 15 p m CST radio TV address on CBS NBC and MBS networks. No official topics disclosed though discussions reportedly covered international affairs and Eastern Europe Middle East.
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Middle East
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Egypt to Take Over Port Said as UN Withdraws
A 350 man Egyptian police detachment arrives in Port Said to support UN troops as British and French forces pull out of the Suez Canal area. Egypt assumes control of the northern gateway under President Nasser while UN forces withdraw.
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Longshoremen Consider Ending Waterfront Red Cargo Boycott
The International Longshoremen's Association urged an end to the informal waterfront boycott on Iron Curtain diplomatic cargo. ILA president William V. Bradley voiced grave concern for diplomatic repercussions as pier workers refused Russian consignments mainly on luxury liner piers along the Hudson River. Bradley said the decision rests with the men.
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Scientist Swings Over To Russians
St Louis University professor O S Makar, 47, a geodesy and photogrammetry expert, and his wife renounced American citizenship to live in the Soviet Union. They told Ny Dag in Stockholm of seeking Soviet citizenship and a university chair while praising Russia’s scientific environment. Makar’s contract was terminated last Aug 31 amid student complaints and teaching issues at the university.
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Poland and Soviet Union sign troop accord in Poland
Poland and the Soviet Union formalize terms for Russian troops in Poland with guarantees of sovereignty and noninterference. The pact clarifies veto powers over troop size and movement while deferring details on deployment and use of facilities for later agreements within three months.
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Hanagan Chosen for Illinois Supreme Court Seat in Belleville
Frank Hanagan 46 Benton lawyer was nominated by Democrats in Belleville to fill the First District seat on the Illinois Supreme Court. The election is Feb 25, with Hanagan opposing incumbent appointee Byron House of Nashville. A two hour recess followed intra party debate before a motion mounted for Hanagan. Hanagan has long served as a Franklin County attorney and state party official and is married with a lawyer wife.
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Japan Joins United Nations as 80th Member
Japan was admitted to the United Nations by a unanimous General Assembly vote, becoming the 80th member. The S C recommendation and five-year Soviet vetoes ended after Japan signed a peace agreement with Russia last week. Assembly President Wan Waithayakon welcomed the delegation led by Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu.
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Wooden shield erected at Lenin mausoleum sparks rumors
Moscow passersby in Red Square watch a wooden shield raised before the Lenin Stalin mausoleum as the tomb closes for repairs. Speculation arises that Stalin's body may be moved from its place beside Lenin, aligning with potential changes at the tomb.
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Nixon Leaves For Austria To View Hungarian Refugees
Vice President Nixon departs for Vienna with Deputy Atty. Gen. William Rogers and eight aides to assess the refugee crisis. He will meet Austrian officials seeking more U. S. aid and plans a three day visit before returning Sunday.
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William Rogers
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Austria
Eisenhower
Dope Probe Roundup In Chicago Seizes 40 Suspects
Chicago police round up 40 people, 15 juveniles, in a narcotics investigation at a West Side barbecue stand led by Louis Koloves. Two teenage boys, one a narcotics user, were seized. marijuana cigarettes found in a youth’s car. Eight girls and seven boys released to parents. 24 others held without charge for investigation.
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Counterfeit Coins Found in Las Vegas Gambling Hub
Police in Las Vegas, Nevada, are rounding up hundreds of counterfeit quarters and silver-coated lead half dollars dumped last weekend in the gambling center. The coins are described as the most genuine-looking counterfeits the police have ever seen.
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Murphysboro Stores Plan Late Shopping
Murphysboro stores will stay open until 8 p m Thursday Friday and Saturday to aid late holiday shoppers. Regular hours resume Christmas Eve with 5 p m closing. Santa Claus appears at the Chamber igloo 1307 Walnut Friday and Saturday afternoons.
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Mrs. Sinroll Visits Son Amid SIU Shooting Case
Mrs. Frank Sinroll, mother of Fred Sinroll, arrived at Murdale airport en route to Murphysboro to visit her son held on a murder charge after the shotgun killing of Robert Batura near the STU campus on December 11. Sinroll, from Sterling, is held without bond in the Murphysboro county jail.
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Radio paging system for doctors at Beth Israel Hospital
Doctors at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston adopt a new pocket radio paging system valued at $10,000. The device beams the doctor’s code number to a radio clipped to his pocket, claimed as the first of its kind on the Eastern Seaboard.
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