Western defense group in Paris eyes NATO strength
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles leads a three nation Pentagon group to Paris for NATO talks on defense policy after the Geneva breakdown. Charles Wilson and George Humphrey join to review goals, amid plans for stronger forces, a Europe wide radar, and a political shield.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
NATO
Geneva
Dulles
Washington
North Atlantic
Charles F. Wilson
the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Atlantic Alliance
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Germany
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Middle East
Atlantic Council
Council of Europe
Western European Union
Russia
West
This Boy Didn’t Have a Chance Accident Leads to Drunken Driving Charge
In Muskegon Milton Larsen caused a collision with a bridge abutment as a car with three police chiefs in front and two state police officers behind him. He was booked for drunken driving after the mishap.
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Muskegon
Mich
Milton Larsen
Larsen
Debt as a savings method highlighted by Sylvia Porter
American readers are urged to consider debt as a savings tool per Sylvia Porter on today's Editorial Page. Additional features span Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classifieds, Radio-TV, City Life, Reading Test, Deaths, Women's pages, Editorials, Sports, Letters, and Your Money. Today's Pictures appear on Page 24.
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Sylvia Porter
Amusements
Bridge
Inq
Ter
Radio-Tv
City Life
Propeller Accident Injures Guardsman at Hancock Field
A Syracuse National Guardsman, Corporal Stanley Ashmus, 20, suffered severe leg injuries when an airplane propeller struck him in a hangar at Hancock Field late last night. Fireman John Garvey saved his life with tourniquets. Ashmus, an aircraft mechanic with the 249th Field Artillery Battalion, was among four men inspecting an L 19 liaison plane as the 32d Air Division and Colonial Airlines shared hangar space. The incident is under investigation by Warrant Officer John Hiza.
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Syracuse
Hancock Field
Stanley Ashmus
Hope Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ashmus
John Garvey
Grant Blvd
Garvey
249Th Field Artillery
Genesee St
Colonial Airlines
32D Air Division
Air Force
John Hiza
Fieiy Artillery Battalion
Park Ave Truman Rumor Quietly Denied by White House
Gettysburg report sparked by a remark at the White House claiming President Eisenhower called New York Governor Averell Harriman a Park Avenue Truman. Hagerty refused to comment while Eisenhower relaxed at Gettysburg Farm and planned a light day including letters and a farm stroll.
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Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower
New York
Averell Harriman
Park Avenue
Truman
Harriman
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Tammany Hall
Ann Whitman
Two Drivers Deny Charge In Alcohol Case
Two men pleaded innocent today to a charge of driving while intoxicated. They were arraigned in Traffic Court before Judge Truman H. Preston and held in 1500 dollar bail with licenses and papers revoked. The cases set for December 28. Leo J. Corron, 42, of 138 Kidd Ave, reportedly swerved across lanes and hit a curb on Erie Blvd E after nearly striking two cars. William A. Slawoniewski, 28, of 708 Oak St, was arrested after his car collided with another as the second vehicle turned from Oak St into Scoville Ave. arresting officers were Patrolmen Gaurnier and Mulroy.
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Truman H. Preston
Leo J. Corron
Kidd Ave
Robert Gaurnier
Erie Blvd
Corron
William A. Slawoniewski
Oak St
Scoville Ave
James Mulroy
Plot on Rhee Sentenced to Die
Two of four South Korean soldiers court martialed for plotting to assassinate President Syngman Rhee were sentenced to death. A third received one year in prison and the fourth was acquitted.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Tour Bulganin Khrushchev Leave India
Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev depart New Delhi after a month of diplomacy with India and Burma. They pledge closer Soviet ties and urge unity on disarmament while noting limits to disarmament until major powers act. Crowds give a final ovation as they head toward Tashkent to wait out a snowstorm.
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New Delhi
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Russia
Asia
Teshkent
Soviet Asia
Kabul
Afghanistan
Bulgaria
Nehru
Bulgarin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Burma
Food Costs Slip To 1950 Level
New York wholesale food prices measured by the Dun & Bradstreet Index are back to levels from the start of the Korean War. The index stands at 5.96 this week, the same as June 20, 1950, while last week was 5.99 and a year ago 6.74. The index reflects wholesale cost of one pound each of 31 commonly used foods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
You Cannot Prosecute a Car
New York Magistrate Solomon ruled that parking tickets can be dismissed if the officer cannot prove who parked or who owns the car. In court the patrolman failed to identify the driver or owner, leading to dismissal with the remark you cannot prosecute a car. The decision drew revenue-impacted reaction from officials and observers.
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New York
Solomon
Charles Solomon
Iity
Reds Seek Immediate Security Council Action On New U N Proposal
The Soviet Union asked the UN Assembly President to summon the Security Council for a discussion of a new Russian proposal on UN membership. India and the United States blamed each other for blocking 13 free nations and five Soviet satellites via a package plan. The move follows a series of Russian vetoes provoking international and domestic reactions.
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United Nations
INS
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
A. A. Sobolev
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
U.N. of Security Council
Leslie Munro
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
U.N. I
China
U.S
Russia
U. S
Ching
Outer Mongolia
South Korea
Vietnam
Japan
Italy
Austria
Jordan
Ireland
Portugal
Spain
School Bus Hit by Train Near Watertown Injures Three
A school bus at a grade crossing near Huntingtonville, three miles west of Watertown, was struck by a New York Central train traveling about 40 to 45 mph. Three students Christine Denny, Marcia Riley, and Richard Vine were injured and taken to Mercy Hospital, while nine other bus passengers escaped injury.
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Watertown
Here
New York Central
Christine Denny
Marcia Riley
Richard Vine
Mercy Hospital
Denny
Huntingtonville
Utica
Murder suspect Kang Woo Won writes to Taegu prosecutor from escape
In Taegu South Korea the fugitive Kang Woo Won, who fled jail two weeks earlier, explains in a letter why he escaped. He says fear of execution prompted the escape but adds he is now well and thanks authorities.
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Taegu
South Korea
Kang Woo Won
State group urges parents take blame for vandal acts
Albany report by the Temporary Commission on Youth and Delinquency urges parents to be charged when their children commit vandalism. It calls amendments to the Children's Court Act to summons parents to court, with defense time, and allows fines up to 250 dollars or 30 days in county jail, or both. It also recommends a full time State Commission on Youth and delinquency.
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Albany
INS
Thomas J. Watson, Jr
Rochester to loan $4.5 million for arterial highways
Rochester City Council offered to lend the State of New York 4.5 million dollars in 1956 to speed inner loop and eastern Thruway construction. The loan would come from a capital fund set aside for future land acquisition costs, with repayment by cancelling the city's share of future projects.
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Rochester
State of
New York
Peter Barry
Defense budget climbs by about one billion dollars
Washington AP reports defense officials expect next year’s outlay to reach about 35.5 billion dollars, up from roughly 34.5 billion this year. Two main factors drive the rise: costlier new weapons and higher wages for defense workers. Most of the increase goes to the Air Force, with projected spending of 17.2 billion dollars, a 700 million rise.
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Washington
Congress
Defense Department
Air Force
Football Coach: "You're out of condition, Buck. What have you been doing?"
A humorous line from a football coach scolds a player for poor conditioning and mocks his study habits, reflecting light sports-page banter. The quote captures a moment of team humor and training pressure.
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Buck
Light Snow Forecast For Central New York
Weather forecast from Andrew P. Keller at Hancock Field calls for flurries tonight and tomorrow with milder tonight and colder tomorrow. A stationary cold front over the Dakotas is expected to move over the region later in the week bringing more snow and lower temperatures. Low tonight around 25 and tomorrow's high not to exceed 33. Winds will switch from south to southwest tonight 15 to 25 mph, then 15 to 20 mph tomorrow.
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Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Keller
Dakotas
New York
Pessimism Over Next Year Tax Cuts From Balanced Budget Doubts
House leaders Rayburn Martin and Cannon voiced doubts that substantial tax relief will come next year. Senators Byrd and Bridges said a balanced budget matters more than tax cuts, while Sen George predicted a tax cut despite world conditions. Eisenhower conference noted possible increased defense spending complicating any tax relief.
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D-Tex
Martin
R-Mass
Cannon
D-Mo
Byrd
D-Va
Bridges
R-Nh
Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rayurn
Appropriations Committee
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Cannoy
White House
Eisenhower
Princess Margaret christens Cunard liner Carinthia
In Clydebank Scotland Princess Margaret christened the 22 000 ton Cunard liner Carinthia the third of four 19 knot ships. Her attendance sparked speculation she might join the maiden voyage next summer as she has long sought a Canada and US visit.
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Clydebank
Scotland
Princess Margaret
Carinthia
Liverpool
Quebec
Montreal
Margaret
Canada
U.S
Whales Revive Funny Mood Aboard Antarctic Ship
On the USS Glacier the crew and passengers cheered as whales surfaced off the port bow during a voyage toward McMurdo Sound. The scene followed two days of brutal gales as Operation Deep Freeze neared the Antarctic, with helicopter units briefed for ice pack navigation and safety.
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USS Glacier
Antarctic ‘Circle
Glacier
J. T. Schermlerhorn
Norfolk
New Zealand
Antarctic
McMurdo Sound
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