Bulganin Pleads for Disarmament as Burmese Crisis Deepens
In Maymyo, Burma, Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin urged disarmament during talks with Burmese troops amid insurgent activity that penetrated the town. Khrushchev pressed that keeping an army is costly but necessary when nations reject disarmament, as security measures rise following the kidnapping of two World Health Organization doctors nearby.
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Maymyo
Burma
Nikolai Bulganin
Sea Roy Gu Democratic Eat
Lclal
Nikita Khrustchev
World Health Organization
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Mandalay
Tauee
Russia
Europe
U S Open Sky Plan Push For Disarmament At UN
United States urges approval of an Open Sky inspection plan at the United Nations to ease fears of attack and promote disarmament. Senator Lodge presses the Soviets to drop opposition and join in openness with ground observers added to the proposed framework.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Assembly
Eisenton Paints
Tle
Soviet Union
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
U.S
Lodge
Eisenhower
Geneva
Harold E. Stassen
U.N
State Dulles
Peickly
Democrats Push Moderation as Campaign Strategy
Three Senate Democratic leaders push a moderation line against the Eisenhower era. Johnson plans a Georgia meeting with Senators George and Russell to shape foreign relations and defense policy. They warn against excessive partisanship while Stevenson faces renewed criticism from rivals.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D- Tex
Atlanta
Georgia
George and
Russell
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Johnson
Beorge
The
Times
Man Knifed Her in Dallas Mistake Claim
A 45 year old man knifed Gertrude Sercy, 47, as she walked along a Dallas street last night. He told officers I thought she was my wife. She was left in fair condition with injuries to her back and leg.
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Dallas
Gertrude Sercy
Middleville Drugist Bags Two Deer in One Crash
In Middleville Michigan V V Taylor, a local druggist, has hit four deer in two separate incidents. He says the main burden is the high repair costs for his car.
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Middleville
Mich
Ins
V. V. Taylor
Taylor
Old Routine Snow and Cold Forecast This Weekend
Weather forecaster Andrew Keller at Hancock Field predicts two to three inches of snow tonight and tomorrow. He notes no major storms like the Northern Michigan event, with temperatures plunging to 23 tonight and a high near 32 tomorrow as winds shift northwest.
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Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Keller
Michigan
Mercury
Ilo
Los
Eden to Visit Ike in January Big Labor Hear Ike Message
President Eisenhower told the AFL and CIO merger convention that the combined labor movement has a great opportunity to exhibit democratic processes and protect minority rights within its ranks. He emphasized accurate reflection of diverse views and warned against overreach of political power, urging inclusion in meetings.
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Gettysburg
Pawa
Eisenhower
AFL
CIO
New York
Union Organization
Afl-Cio
Combined Labor Organization
Forty Die in Lamy Market Battle in Algeria
French troops fought Algerian rebels in Lamy near Bone, killing forty in a village battle that began at 10:30 on Sunday. Thirty-one were killed in the market before encirclement, with nine more dying later as authorities rushed reinforcements to restore order.
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Algiers
Algeria
Lamyi
Mitchell
Lamy
Army of Allah
Bone
Anny Anan
Janu Uusy
You Can't MOUNTAIN VIEW Ban on Liquor Flights
The American Temperance Association urged banning liquor on commercial airline flights. They argued unruly passengers cannot be ejected from planes as easily as from a tearful scene, stressing the need for sober air travel.
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Mountain View
Calif
American Temperance Assn
Strauss Still Backs Dixon-Yates Aims
Walnut Creek California dairy rancher Morgan recalls a 22 hour power failure while a private steam plant at West Memphis fed power to the Tennessee Valley Authority. The Atomic Energy Commission chairman says the Dixon-Yates contract issue remains contentious and under review by the Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee.
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Wasitngton
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
India
inixgn-Yates
Cinniness
Fiona
Marquis Childson
Strauss
Senate
Bridge
Ing
City Lite
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ratlers
Walnut Creek
Calif
Alment
Morgan
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley
Tval
Jungle Girl Bertha Hertogh Engaged in Bergen Op Zoom
The case mentions Bertha Hertogh known as Jungle Girl becoming engaged in Bergen op Zoom, with related remarks by Kefauver noting the contract history has now gone almost fifteen nettenees.
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Bergen-Op
Holland
Bertha Hertogh
Kefauver
Dopey Affair Ends With Dutch Cabinet Maker Engagement
Bertha, once raised by a Malay nurse after the Japanese invasion, is formally engaged to Johan Ger Wolkenfelt a 21yearold Dutch cabinet maker. The couple’s marriage pact follows her release from prison on narcotics charges and reflects a complex backstory spanning colonial, wartime, and family history.
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Enc
Singapore
Elcome
Cathy
Hem
Bertha
Johan Ger
Atomic Energy Commission
Nac
Wolkenfelt
É!Bolics
Netherlands East Indies
Nether
Hertoghas
Sing J
Kannslapore
Adabi
Mansoor Adabi
Lfirm
60 Guns Stolen from Weston Gunshop in Pre Christmas Holdups Feared
Police searched for thieves after 60 high powered rifles air guns and gas pistols were stolen from a Weston suburb gunshop. Detectives recovered 1 480 in cash and fear the weapons could be used in holiday robberies.
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Toronto
Weston
Five Teens Die in Shafter Auto Truck Collision
In Shafter California five teenagers died when a car traveling at 90 mph struck a truck and trailer loaded with cotton. Victims were driver Loran Ashmore 19 Ronnie Colvard 18 Freda Brown 27 Marvin Taber 18 and Viola Taber 35. Truck driver Ernest Pace 26 escaped unharmed.
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Shafter
Calif
Shaller
Loran Ashmore
Ronnie Colvard
Freda Brown
Marvin Taber
Viola Berimice Taber
Ernest Lader Pace
Wasco
Washyunhurt
Regents OK Tech for Sugar Bowl despite ban
Georgia Regents approved Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl with amending conditions. The decision came after a tense closed session, while East Germany and Communist authorities weighed travel and insurance rules for foreign vehicles and nonsegregated facilities.
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OK Tech
Atlanta
Board of Regents
Lalter
Georgia Tech
Berlin
Pittsburgh
Marvin Griffin
Tech
Georger
Reds
Georgia
Pitt
Communist Party
Tog Ilheles
Bonn
Finance Ministry
Triak Trattin
Rainy crash in Greenville kills six. baby survivor
A rainy 75 mph collision at a grade crossing in Greenville left six dead and a 10 month old baby as the lone survivor. The victims include James F. Brooks 13% and Louise Bagwell 26, among others. James R. Barry 37 of Chittenango faced charges for driving while in tow and bail set at 1000.
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Greenville
S.C
Southern Railway
Crescent
New York
James F. Brooks
Louise
Louise Bagwell
James R. Barry
Percyville Rd
Chittenango
Cedar St
Barry
W. Genesee St
Fayetteville
Woman Lists Conspicuous Bets With Paprika Topping
A humorous column notes that a woman claims men fail to notice a bet unless it is obvious and overlook leftovers unless they are spiced with paprika, reflecting playful gender observations.
Mayor Mead Hospitalized After Polio Case Increase
Albany reports twelve new polio cases in counties outside New York City as Mayor Mead is taken to Syracuse Memorial Hospital by ambulance with chest pains. His physician cites exhaustion and expects hospitalization through the week. the year's polio total climbs to 1779 while 42 cases remain at the current period.
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Albany
New York City
Mead
State Health Department
Syracuse Memorial
Coleridge Ave
John Hn
Corigan
Injil
Eisenhower to Meet Eden for Mutual Affairs Talks in Washington
President Eisenhower invites British Prime Minister Anthony Eden to Washington for a high level policy discussion on mutual affairs. Eden and foreign secretary Harold Macmillan will visit January 30 with potential talks on Soviet strategies and broader Cold War issues.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
White House
Washington
Eden
Wosen
James Hagerty
United States
Washington v
Macmlllan
Harold Marmilan
Hagerty
London
Beal
Geneva
Russia
Hes J
Nelson Rockefeller
Marine Killed In Jet Crash Near Weymouth
A Marine Corps jet crashed and exploded near Weymouth Massachusetts after taking off from South Weymouth Naval Air Station. The pilot’s identity was not disclosed and the landlord denied hiring the crewman, with debris scattering across trees and a chimney.
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Weymouth
Mass
INS
Marine Corps
Houston
Tex
South Wey-liwo
South Naval Air Station
Sam C
Sampise
Dixie Hollins Kills Two Turkeys With One Shot
Bonus Crystal River Florida reports Dixie Hollins hunting on his ranch near here. he fired and says one shot felled two gobblers, drawing a bead on the first while the other was already in line. Both birds dropped in a single shot.
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Crystal River
Fla. i
Dixie Hollins
Hollins
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