Allies Reject Soviet Call for Korea Talks at UN
United States and allies rejected Russia’s push to include Red China and North Korea in new direct talks on Korea at the UN Assembly. James J. Wadsworth cited China’s sentencing of 13 Americans as spies, signaling firm opposition to any Geneva order.
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Debates on ratification stalled as UN issues loom
The Paris assembly delays debate on ratification amid Western European Union talks and Communist concerns. In Washington, Sen Ferguson and Sen George push a McCarthy probe as Presidents and officials discuss UN led elections and United States policies on Korea and Geneva talks.
Henderson Chosen for Deputy Undersecretary of State
President Eisenhower selected Lou W. Henderson, ambassador to Iran, to serve as deputy undersecretary of state for administration. The nomination will be sent to the Senate when the new Congress convenes in January. Henderson is expected to leave Iran late this year and a successor will be named soon.
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Brother on Stand Reveals Loving Sheppard Family Life
Dr Samuel H Sheppard's brother testified Marilyn Sheppard announced she would have a baby two days before her murder. The witness described a loving family dynamic and noted concerns about Dr Sam's alleged affairs as the defense questioned him.
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Survivors Rescued From Wrecked Plane in New Hampshire
A DC-3 crash near Mount Success, Berlin New Hampshire, left seven aboard. Pilot Capt. George D. McCormick and six passengers were rescued or recovered. four died. The wreck occurred on a snow covered peak at 13 600 feet as a helicopter aided transfer to hospital.
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East European Nations Sign Pact Amid Soviet Leadership
In Moscow eight Eastern European nations join the Soviet led conference forming a bloc. Poland Romania Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia attend with Molotov and Bulganin presiding. Britain urges China to avoid provocation in Formosa and the new pact awaits U S Senate ratification.
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Narcotics Ring Busted in International Operation
U S narcotics agents with police from four nations dismantled an international drug ring that planned to import narcotics into the United States. The coordinated action disrupted the world wide trafficking network and led to arrests in multiple countries.
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Pope Pius XII in serious collapse at Vatican
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII aged 76 in a serious collapse with acute low mood after a night vigil. He is unable to take food, weakened by hiccups and a stomach ailment as doctors remain at his bedside. Cardinals and family gather with the Pope's private physician close by.
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Senate Set to Drop Second Censure Charge Against McCarthy
The Senate votes 67 to 20 to drop the Zwicker charge amid debate over whether to censure McCarthy for intemperate remarks. Bridges moves to substitute a third count, but Democrats oppose extending censure. Concluded on page 63.
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Delay May Cost City 15th Ward State Aid
State Senator John H. Hughes warned the city may lose a 5 to 6 million dollar public housing and rehabilitation program for the 15th Ward if quick action to apply for funds is not taken. He noted changes may follow the Harriman administration and urged Mayor Mead to seek the project now.
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Albany Board Certifies Contested Votes in Gubernatorial Race
The Albany county board of elections rejected Republican protests and certified more than 1,500 contested votes from the November gubernatorial election. They kept 16 ballots labeled forged and declined to discard 1,571 absentee votes amid fraud allegations. Assistant AG Robert Bush presented statements indicating forgeries and tampering, arguing a fresh canvass was impossible.
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Salt spreaders battle slick Syracuse streets
Public Works crews in Syracuse deploy 10 small spreaders and large trucks to dump 125 tons of rock salt on James street and Colvin Hill as 25 percent of inclines rise to thaw ice. Crews ready 10 more spreaders while forecaster Alex Sadowski warns of continued cold and occasional snow flurries.
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Denver liquor store owner racist remark about bandits
Denver liquor store owner Louis Berg says two gunmen who robbed his shop last week and took 133 dollars should get jobs. The pair returned last night and took 138 dollars from Berg.
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Washington leaders warn on continental defense plans
Officials and city managers at a Washington gathering discuss continental air defense and the risk of global war. President Eisenhower cites primary strategies for protecting major cities and the nation while outlining readiness for potential conflict.
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Today’s Chuckle A light verse on happiness with Mama
A playful quip celebrates joy in a mother centered life. The piece notes happiness stems from keeping faith with a beloved mother and viewing life with a warm, humorous lens.
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