Dulles Criticizes Soviet Asia Visit Stirring Anti West Feelings
Secretary of State Dulles charged Soviet leaders during their Asia trip with stirring hatred toward the West. He cited Khrushchev and Bulganin remarks as aiming to inflame India over Goa and to widen East West tensions. Dulles warned the statements risk provoking force and harming post summit goodwill. He noted Nehru shares worry over rising anti West sentiment and said the United States seeks calm, not conflict.
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Tragic Death After October Night Search in Crane
Ronnie Weitkamp, aged year old, wandered from a village search on October 1 in Crane Indiana. Delmar Mesier reported hundreds of locals searched for him. His body was found in a wooded gully near his home after he removed his clothes and lay down. No signs of foul play or a kidnap attempt were found.
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Benson Rejects Resignations Amid Dinner Remarks
Agriculture Secretary Benson denies plans to resign while defending his record during a 1911 Metropol dinner. He faces Democratic criticism over national form and economic concerns as he speaks on policy and team unity.
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Off Course Swans VisIt California Weather and Politics
A California weather note places Syracuse as a cold spot with near zero temperatures and forecasts fair but continued cold conditions. Forecasts show temperatures around 18 degrees, with colder nights and a trend toward slightly warmer but still cool days. Separate Washington coverage discusses Eisenhower aide Benson amid party politics, with resignation questions and the farm supports debate. Ventura California reports a flock of whistling swans blown off course resting on Lake Sherwood, part of a broader debate on agricultural supports and the postwar economy. The swans are identified as returning northward to the Gulf of Mexico route, while the secretary defends that supports failed at least in part but did not avert price declines.
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Judge Jails Man After Baby's Birth
Oklahoma City resident Golden Shuldt sought deferral of liquor sentence claiming impending fatherhood. Judge Carl Traub ordered thirty days in jail and a $200 fine, noting the need to stay close to home during the birth. Shuldt reported to court with cigars for all and thanked the judge.
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Tragedy Strikes As Pair Die In Syracuse Crash
Lwin Rockwell 67 and wife Mary 63 die after a head on collision between a tractor trailer and a car on Rock Cut Road near Brighton Avenue. Rockwell pronounced at Syracuse General Hospital. driver Robert Burea 23 from Freightline questioned. Hospital said Bothwell in critical condition with severe internal injuries.
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GM to extend dealer contracts amid Senate inquiry
General Motors announces it will extend its one-year sales agreements with all dealers from one seat to five as hearings resume on GM operations. Curtice defends policy amid dealer criticism and public misperceptions. Senators question impact on defense spending and future budget cuts.
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British Leaders React to Eden Visit Plans
London reports greet Prime Minister Eden's planned trip as a sign of recovery amid fiscal year spending hopes. Press commentaries from The Times and others call for long term planning, two heads of government, and a reshaped policy to meet a new cold war stage.
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Exercise Sagebrush Toll: Major wartime maneuvers claim lives
Report describes Sagebrush exercises as the largest postwar war games, with 32 of about 140000 servicemen killed in accidents and a variety of deaths from electrocution, parachute jumps, and broken necks under investigation. Army moves 110000 soldiers back to bases as operations wind down across seven million acres in western Louisiana.
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British Concede Reds Berlin Canal Rights
Berlin reports the British concede East German control over inland waterways feeding Berlin after hearings on the traffic dispute. Uproar in Bonn and London follows this move with West Germany’s leaders scheduling emergency talks to respond to Soviet pressure while court proceedings in Baldwinsville proceed with George L. Field facing charges of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene.
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Sudden Freeze Ravages Northern Town of Asatikawa
In Asatikawa Japan a sharp nightly temperature plunge caused widespread damage as every bottle of beer and sake in town froze and burst, leaving residents startled by the sudden loss and disruption.
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Today’s Features Tie Nation Faces Distortion Editorial
Sylvia Porter tackles the industrial agricultural distortion in today’s Editorial Page. Other regular features span Amusements Financial Bridge Junior Set Classified Radio-TV City Life Women Deaths Sports and Letters. Today’s Pictures appear on Page 13.
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Orphans to Get Usual Card Funds
Albany UP reports 300 Internal Revenue Service workers will skip Christmas cards this year. They donated the money they would have spent on cards and stamps to buy presents for orphans, keeping their usual charity fund.
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Bomb Speculation Sparks Juicy Red Hair Debate
A Tokyo-Niigata report claims a Japanese scientist analyzed fallout and links Jane Russell to a sensational bomb role with red hair. The piece cites Professors Ssitaro Koyama and Mamie Revolt at Given University asserting the claim as the most powerful type of nuclear weapon look.
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State laws to shield dealers from large investments
He noted that some states have enacted special laws to protect dealers who have invested large sums of their own. The remarks point to legislative gaps and the need for safeguards amid shifting market conditions.
Our speed limit joke on Washington town outskirts
A lighthearted item from a Seattle area reader notes a 25 mph speed limit with a fine of 83 dollars per mile for speeding, inviting drivers to choose a speed they can afford. The quip reflects local humor about traffic rules and fines.
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Michigan Teen Admits Bomb Threat Call To Governor
A 14 year old boy confessed making a bomb scare call to Governor G Mennen Williams. State Police and detectives traced the threat to a home in mid state. The boy was taken into custody as authorities described the call as part of a plot tied to a schoolboy. The family was out of the house when the call was reported.
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Dixon Yates probe pressed by Langer
Senator Langer demands a public investigation into the Dixon Yates affair to determine if hackers influenced Eisenhower 1952 campaign funding. He seeks subpoenas to speak with Postmaster General Summerfield and other figures as hearings resume December 16.
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Austria's Perpetual Neutrality Set Up
Washington reports that the United States recognizes Austria's perpetual neutrality as defined by a law passed Oct. 26, and notes that Britain, France, and Russia also acknowledged Austria's pledge to remain outside military alliances. Secretary Dulles delivered a note confirming cognizance of the constitutional law and the Austrian Parliament's action.
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