Seek Small Gifts Two Parties Plan Bata Joint Fund Raising
Democrats and Republicans plan a bipartisan drive for campaign funds from citizens who do not usually contribute. Paul Butler says the effort will broaden the base of contributions with many more people giving small amounts. Phillip Graham’s idea at Chicago is cited. Gallup shows millions willing to give 1 to 5 dollars. Butler says donors would designate the party and he seeks GOP support for a tax law amendment.
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Beverly Wills
Calif. Tra
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
GOP
Washington
Butler
Phillip Graham
The
Washington Post
University of Chicago
Gallup
Leonard Hall
Republican National Committee
Troopers Halt Robbery Suspects in Pulaski
State troopers arrested three Watertown men after a stickup at the Skylark Restaurant in East Syracuse. They recovered a .25 caliber pistol and about 175.50 from the car, with suspects admitting roles in the holdup. The men are Ross V. Souva Harry M. Snell and Darwin A. Danks.
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Watertown
Pulaski
Syracuse
E. A. Kappesser
Pulaski State
Ross V. Souva
W. Main St
Harry M. Snell
Arsenal St
Darwin A. Danks
Snell
Clover St
New York
Sgt
Kappesser
R. W. Comino
Leo Colotti
R. W. Comins
Harry Snell
Darwin Danks
Ross Souva
North Syracuse
Montreal Violence Flares Anew After Drunken Driving Arrests
A Syracuse man, Robert Nimmons Jr., 50, jailed on drunk driving charges with a suspended 30 day sentence, was arrested again after an accident. Police also charged Arthur Muller, 38, and J. M. Ross, 37, in related incidents as the case moves to Monday hearing.
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Robert Nimmons Jr
Madison St
Nimmons
Robert Larison
Arthur Muller
Robert Haynes
E. Adams St
J. M. Ross
Jonondaga St
P. Leo Dorsey
Townsend St
U.N. Security Council Urged to Endorse 18 Nations Admittance
Sir Leslie Munro, presiding over the Security Council, urged prompt action to admit 18 new members, saying the body's prestige is at stake. He warned against possible vetoes by Nationalist China and Soviet Russia that could derail the package, as debate centers on how to ballot the 18 nations with 52 to 2 Assembly endorsement. The Chinese seek a list of 23 non Communist nations first, risking Soviet opposition and complicating the process.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
World Organization
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
China
Russia
Council
General Assembly
Formosa
Finland
Nepal
Train Kills Man Walking Tracks Near Main St Jordan
A man walking along the New York Central tracks beneath the Main St bridge in Jordan was struck by the South Shore Express Train 43 bound for Buffalo and killed. Officials and morgue staff responded, but the victim could not be identified immediately. investigators from the county, sheriff, and state police were on scene.
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E. Adams
Nimmons
South Shore Express
New York Central
Main St. Bridge
Jordan
Gabriel Rosetti
Beaver St. Jordan
Buffalo
Secrets the Duchess Won’t Share in Memoirs Exposed
Elsa Maxwell reveals what the Duchess of Windsor would not disclose in her forthcoming memoirs. The feature also recalls the Marcus kidnapping in San Francisco and offers a self test on problem drinking to assess tendencies toward alcoholism in a Sunday American Weekly push.
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Duchess of Windsor
Elsa Maxwell
Marcus
San Francisco
Editorial on U.N. package deal ignores ICJ ruling
David Lawrence says today that the United Nations proposed package for membership admission defies an International Court of Justice decision. Regular features and page numbers are listed: Amusements 5 Editorials Bridge 14 Letters 4 Classified 11-13 Radio-TV 10 Comics 14-15 Sports 9-10 Deaths 6 Today’s Pictures on page 8.
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U.n’s
International Court of Justice
David Lawrence
Radio-Tv
Step in Time Saves Fire Chief From Collapsing Roof
Los Angeles fire crews rescued Division Chief R. A. Williams after a cafe roof collapsed during a blaze. He credited one step forward with likely saving his life, as debris knocked him down and flames raged around.
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Los Angeles
R. A. Williams
Speeder Crashes During Police Pursuit Kills Driver
MECHANICVILLE New York. An automobile fleeing a police chase plunged 75 feet down an embankment early today killing the driver identified as Martin L Conroy 43 of Mechanicville 25 miles north of Albany. Police said Conroy was speeding and officers followed for about a mile and a half before the car left Route 67 crashed into a frozen creek area. Light snow coated the highway.
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Mechanicville
Martin L., Conroy
Albany
Conroy
East German Reds threaten to oust West Berlin government
East German Communists warned the working class in their sector could oust West Berlin’s anti-Communist government in a great house cleaning. Berliner Zeitung said the plan includes removing Mayor Otto Suhr and claiming East Berlin sovereignty amid tighter control of transport between West Berlin and Western Germany.
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Berliner Zeitung
West Berlin
Otto Suhr
East Berlin
Western Germany
Berlin
Chuckle: a man’s debt to success and the IRS
A humorous quip notes a man owes himself success first and once achieved owes it to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The joke pivots on self improvement followed by tax authority duty.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Eisenhower Returns to Washington for Medical Checkup
President Eisenhower travels from Gettysburg to Walter Reed Hospital for a complete medical examination. Doctors plan X rays and tests to monitor recovery from the September heart attack and assess fitness for a possible 1952 campaign.
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Gettysburg
Pai
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Walter Reed Hospital
Howard M. Snyder
Thomas W. Mattingly
Walter Reed
Leonard Heaton
GM President Deflects Credit for Growth Claims
General Motors President Harlow Curtice said manufacturers do not take full credit for everything while acknowledging credit for the growth of the U S oil industry. Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney questioned if they take credit for population Curtice joked about his three daughters and taking half the credit for them.
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Washington
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
U.S
Curtice
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwyo
Senate
Snow Cozy Forecast Delights Santa With Fresh Winter Gift
Weather Man Andrew P. Keller says four inches of new snow lie on the ground with one to two more inches possible. A cold front lowers temperatures tonight through tomorrow with lows near 15 and daytime highs around 25.
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Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Typhoid toll rises in Lancaster County outbreak
The para typhoid epidemic in Lancaster County reaches 116 cases with 35 new infections in 24 hours. District medical director Oscar Davis warns the peak may not yet be reached as officials rush drugs from the state health department and police to the area.
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London
INS
Violet Lancaster
Attlee
Lancaster County
Oscar Davis
Canader
State Health Department
Earl Attlee
Former Prime Minister Clement Attlee was made an earl this week by Queen Elizabeth after he resigned as leader of the British Labour Party.
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Earl Attlee
Clement Attlee
Queen Elizabeth
Labor Party
Protests Turn Violent Over Montreal Fare Hike
A student demonstration in Montreal against a 2s-cent fare rise escalated into street riots as about 25 youths attacked buses and streetcars. Police arrested three of the rioters, with hundreds injured or detained, and property damage estimated at 50,000 dollars. Street service was disrupted for hours, later resuming.
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Montreal
William Minogue
Ernest Pleau
Montreal Transportation Commission
Jailed Red Bittelman Alleges Social Security Delay
Alexander Bittelman the Communist leader serving a three year sentence for conspiracy to overtake the government says he did not receive social security checks after September. He claims $88.10 monthly benefits were split with $13.10 deposited to his prison account and $75 sent to his wife Eva. He accuses Federal Prison Director John J. Bennett of prompting the warden to withhold the October check without explanation.
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New York
Alexander Bittelman
Communist Party
U.S
Bittelman
Atlanta
Laratory
Eva
John J. Bennett
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Troy
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Skylark
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Colotti
Comins
Harry L. Gilmore
American Weekly
Herald-American
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Keto
Santa
Eve
Red
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