Searchers Battle Snow in Berlin DC-3 Mystery
In North Conway New Hampshire a Northeast Airlines DC-3 with seven aboard disappeared over the White Mountains. A faint radio signal suggested the wreckage near Bald Mountain northeast of Berlin. Gov Gregg led volunteers through deep snow as CAP and other planes searched five miles northeast of Berlin Airport, with reports tying the downed craft to Bald Mountain amid poor visibility and ongoing snow.
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North Conway
N. H
Berlin
Ber 1
Northeast Airlines
Lir
NASA
White
Irving Thurston
North
Peter Carey
Fure
Vivors
Hill
Bald Mountain
Grenier Air Force Base
Manchester
C.A.P
Hugh ,Gregg
New Hampshire
Concord
Woocemen
Pequawket Mountain
White Mountains
Robert Gray
Ralph Barnes
Norman Vaughan Lof Hamilton
Mass
Laconia
Yoshida Defies Critics as Communist Threat Looms
Tokyo prime minister Shigeru Yoshida blasted Diet critics and defended his pro American stance. He warned of the real menace of communism and rejected calls to step down while insisting coexistence with communism is unlikely. He accused rivals of pressuring him to quit as Western alignment and trade policy stay firm.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Yoshida
America
Southeast Asia
Japan
Diet
Red Cina
China
Miwa
IWS
Syngman Rhee
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
Russia
Justice of the Peace Fines Hunters in Deer Case
In Nashville three men were fined $25 each plus court costs for illegally hunting deer with buckshot. Justice of the Peace Clay E. Smith, who presided, was also named as a defendant in the case.
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Nashville, Tenn
Justice of the Peace
Clay E. Smith
Smith
Governor-Elect Harriman Placed in a Cen Surable Position
Editorial notes by David Lawrence on today's page discuss Governor-Elect Harriman’s campaign stance described as cen surable. Other features listed include Amusements on 30, Graham on 27, Bridge on 52, Classified 46-49, It’s Your City Life 27, Money 52, Deaths 24, Music 3, Editorials 28, Radio-TV 4, Letters 28, Women’s 34-37, Financial 43, and Sports on 39-42. Today’s Pictures appear on page 22.
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Harriman
David Lawrence
Graham
Bridge al Ing
United States Opposes Red China Korea Invite at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly 60 nation committee, U S delegate James Wadsworth opposed inviting Red China and Communist North Korea to discuss Korea. He cited alleged espionage convictions of 13 Americans and argued these regimes have no right to sit at the table. Prince Wan Waithayakon urged inviting South Korea for discussions, a view supported by Britain and Soviet allies.
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United Nations
Russia
China
North Korea
Korea
United States
Peiping
Poland
U. S
James 3. Wadsworth
General Assembly
Jacob A. Malik
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Wadsworth
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
South Korea
Malik
Anthony Nutting
Geneva
Churchill Admits Slip in Quotation About Armament
London AP report says Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons he regrets suggesting in 1945 that rearming captured German troops might have been necessary to deter a Soviet advance. He said he believed the telegram had been published, but it was not, and he blamed not checking quotations.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Europe
Churchill
Woodford
Dulles
Knowland
Taft
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Bologna menus replace lone slice at Chicago detective bureau
In Chicago a detective bureau lockup replaces the routine bologna sandwich with a menu of choices. Prisoners may pick among open faced bologna sandwich fried bologna sandwich bologna with mayonnaise bologna with mustard or plate of sliced bologna reflecting a rare inmate meal upgrade.
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Chicago
Detective Bureau
Police Sergeant Suspended Over Sixth District Shooting Incident
In New Orleans, Police Sgt. Jared Rankin is suspended after failing to act following a shooting in the sixth district police station. The incident involved Patrolman Nicholas Nelson, who shot the electric clock off the wall while on duty.
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New Orleans
Jared Rankin
Sixth District
Rankin
Nicholas Nelson
Five Breton Boats Missing With Sixty Aboard
London dispatch says French planes and ships scoured seas for five Breton fishing boats overdue with 60 men after storms that killed 51 at sea in Britain. Pessimism rose as no radio contact was heard since last Friday. search described as precautionary with hopes of shelter in Irish British or French ports.
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London
Britain
Local firm lowers boards for bifocal wearers in Wisconsin
In Lanesville Wisconsin a local company reduced all bulletin boards by three inches to accommodate its 229 employees who wear bifocal glasses. The move aims to ease accessibility and reading of notices within the facility.
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Lanesville
Wis
Chase Truck Driver Accused in Hit Run Case
Vernon E. Deep of Andersen Indiana faces arraignment in Police Court on leaving the scene and dangerous driving after a five mile chase ending near Shoppingtown. He pleaded guilty to leaving the scene and paid a 100 dollar fine. held on 500 dollar bail for dangerous driving.
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Syracuse
Vern E. Deep
Andersen
Ind
Deep
Sterling
Ini ‘Erie Blvd
Fred Sommers
Alvin Stoddard
Sommers
Stoddard
Shoppingtown
Deen
de Witt
Wilson Tells New Dog Story in Press Briefing
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson recounted a tale at yesterday's news conference about two dogs emerging from behind the Iron Curtain. One asks if the other has enough to eat and, finding affirmation, wonders why the other would leave. The second dog replies he likes to bark for his food.
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Washington
INS
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Iron Curtain
Plane Crash Lands in Snowstorm Near Gannett Hill
A Beech Bonanza with three men aboard crash landed in a snowstorm on Gannett Hill near Naples New York. All escaped serious injury with one passenger believed to have a leg injury. They were transported to a main road by horse drawn sleigh and then to Thompson Memorial Hospital Canandaigua for evaluation. The aircraft was rented for a business trip to Utica and had left Buffalo around 1 20 A M after refueling. The pilot reported a developing snowstorm and a squall forced an emergency landing.
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Naples
New York
Jarea
Ial Tee Ee Bad Paalley
Aes de Atheedy
Fot Peoria, II
Leonard Heiber
Peoria
J. Jack Hunkele
Thompson Memor
Aoa Amette
Hunkele
Utica
Davies
Buffalo
Rochester
Delay in freeing Americans from Red China prisons
Washington reports years of delay in liberating airmen and other U.S. captives held on spy charges in Red China. Secretary Dulles rejects blockade and pledges peaceful means, while Eisenhower weighs options and defense leaders brief the White House. Senate leaders debate the best path to secure releases.
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Washington
Red China
Eisenhower Administration
Sophier
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
National Security Council
Dulles
Latin American Aid Plan Okayed in Inter-American Talks
The Inter-American conference moves toward preliminary approval of a plan to boost U S investments in Latin America and cut foreign taxes on U S firms. Proposed by Treasury Secretary George Humphrey, the plan seeks elimination of discriminatory taxes and double taxation through treaties with Latin American nations.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
U.S
Latin America
U. S
U. S. Treasury
George Humphrey
United States
Moscow bluff over East German army threat
Allied quarters in Berlin said the Moscow conference threat to build a Communist East German army is probably pure bluff. Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl warned in Soviet capital that East Germany would feel obliged to arm if West Germany is rearmed. Western observers saw Moscow as propaganda aimed at swaying parliaments to oppose Paris rearmament plans.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Paris
West Germany
Today’s Chuckle Fur Coat Joke
A witty quip turns on a misheard remark about a husband. The speaker jokes that the wife has altered spouses, not jobs, delivering a light punchline about changing husbands rather than careers.
Susan Hayes testifies Sheppard voiced love and divorce talk
Susan Hayes testified that Dr Samuel Sheppard told her he loved her and spoke of divorce in late 1953 and January 1954, and that they shared a bed at a California home last March during the murder trial. She said Sheppard expressed love on other occasions and acknowledged he was married.
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Sheppard
Susan
Cleveland
Susan Hayes
Samuel Sheppard
Friends
California
Byassociate
Fred Garmone
Hueppara
Cop Killed in Gun Battle in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque a gun battle left Patrolman Frank A. Stolander dead and Patrolman Eugene F. Casey critically wounded. Officer Shaver said gunman Jim Sparr, alias Jim Blake, about 25, a California parole violator, was killed. A companion and two local men held on open charges.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Paul Shaver
Frank A. Stolander
Eugene F. Casey
Shaver
Jim Sparr
Jim Blake
California
Sparr
Spectator Fined $10 For Courtroom Outburst
In Los Angeles George F. Gerald yelled Good for you Judge during a divorce trial and was fined ten dollars for contempt of court.
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Los Angeles
George F. Gerald
Gerald
Snow and Cold Weather Predicted for Tomorrow
Weather man Andrew P Keller warns of wintry conditions with snow flurries and a cold high near 33 degrees and a low around 22. A storm moving east-northeast will brush the area, promising frosty conditions tomorrow night. November ran normal on temperature and precipitation with lighter sunshine. December 1 is forecast warmer and wetter than average.
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Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Washington
McCarthy Censure Debate Opens as Vote Nears Defeat
Washington observed a tight start to the censure fight as McCarthy backers counted 33 votes and prepared for a decisive Senate showdown. McCarthy predicted a one sided vote while opponents argued for free speech limits, with Senators Young and Smith proposing alternate resolutions and potential concessions in the unfolding fiscal and political clash.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Bush
R-Conn
Young
R-N.d
United States
Duck Squawk Reveals Stolen Duck Held by Man
Merle Hendricks, 45, claimed Anderson police found a stolen duck under his arm. He said the duck squawked and gave him away, explaining the arrest in Anderson, Indiana.
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Anderson
Ind
INS
Merle Hendricks
Misused Talent in Army Chapel Wallet Stolen
In Frankfurt Germany Army chaplain Capt Ralph E Smith of Dulles Oregon said a sermon on The Parable of the Talents was followed by a theft in the chapel office. Someone took $20 from his wallet, acting while he preached.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Ralph E. Smith
Dulles
Ore
Spiritual Disease, Dr Price Warns of National Moral Decline
Prominent pediatrician Dr Tulian P Price of Florence SC tells AMA meeting that a spiritual disease endangers society. He cites lax morals in government, rising teenage crime, corruption in sports and tax cheating as signs. He urges a spiritual rebirth and doctors to lead civic and charitable effort, stressing the family as the community’s foundation.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Miami
Fla
Tulian P.price
Florence
S.C
American Medical Association
Shold
Price
A.ma
I Medicine
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Philadelphia
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