Eisenhower Sees NATO Talks Shrinking War Likelihood
Paris reports President Eisenhower, amid the NATO summit, saying the decisions increase peace prospects and reduce the chance of war. He departs with mixed emotions, noting friendship and cooperation strengthened, and predicts broad support in the United States and NATO nations. Eisenhower’s health praised as fine by the White House physician after four days of talks.
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NATO Weaknesses Questioned by Senate Democrats at Paris Talks
Senate Democrats accused the NATO conference in Paris of airing its weaknesses and overemphasizing military buildup. They warned the NATO agreement in principle risks delaying disarmament talks with Russia and argued Eisenhower and Dulles were slow to push disarmament. Senator Hubert Humphrey labeled the accord flawed and urged faster action in Congress.
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Todays Features On Editorial Page And More
Nervous seasonal musings mix with Stokes editorial. Amusements Food Radio TV City Lite sports and more fill pages 33 to 46. Junior set Women’s pages offer society notes and senior deaths noted on page 4. Todays features listed on page 16.
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NATO Summit Commu nique Outlines Global Security Goals
Paris report lists NATO concerns beyond missiles and bases. It urges readiness to ease world tensions, vigilance against totalitarian subversion, support for freedom in Communist states, concern over Indonesia’s Dutch actions, a worldwide posture matching Russia, insistence on West Berlin security, unity of Germany by free elections, sovereignty for Middle Eastern nations, and cooperation with Africa for a peaceful world.
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NATO aims for better allied consultation and standardization
The document calls for improved political consultation among NATO allies with better briefing of ambassadors to Spaak. It urges high standardization and integration of military weapons, air and naval defense, logistics, and force composition, and coordination in producing advanced weapons. A science committee will promote scientist training and a scientific adviser will join Spaak's staff. NATO also seeks cooperation with free world economic bodies on economic issues.
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Texan shopper confronts saleswoman at Macy's over gift shipment
A Texas man shopping at Macy's in New York city voiced his frustration while asking a saleswoman to ship a gift to Dallas. The exchange occurred during a crowded Christmas shopping period as he expressed disbelief at the request.
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Today s chuckle about teens and magazines
The joke notes that being a teenager today lets you pick up any magazine and have your suspicions about parents confirmed, a lighthearted reflection on teen culture and skepticism.
Europe Accepts Missiles Amid NATO Summit Concessions
Paris report says NATO leaders formalized Eisenhower’s offer to arm Western Europe with ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads and proposed a foreign ministers meeting on disarmament. They rejected Soviet monopolies and noted Russia’s arms buildup while pledging unity and defense readiness.
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DAs Back Onondaga Plan to Expand State Police
Albany reports Onondaga County district attorneys endorsed expanding the state police force to combat crime, preferring a larger corps to a central crime agency. The DAs, many from GOP counties, met Gov Harriman and opposed the Hughes Ruli Son plan to raise trooper pay and expand to 3,200 to 1,700 men, arguing broader police strength better fights crime. Hogan and Silver spoke against the GOP proposal, noting no resurgence of organized crime, and Lefkowitz explained the party line.
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Assembly
St. Regis Indians Lose State Suit Over Island Claim
Albany Mohawk St. Regis tribe lost a 33.8 million dollar suit against New York over Saenhart Island in the St. Lawrence River. The Appellate Division of State Supreme Court dismissed the case asserting the tribe’s claim to the island against the state. The Mohawks indicate possible further action despite the ruling.
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Bethlehem Trek Made Easier
Amman Jordan King Hussein lifted Jordan's night curfew to ease Christmas pilgrim travel. The ban, in force for months to curb subversive activity, is removed enabling simpler trips to Bethlehem on the Jordanian side of the closed border with Israel.
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Sputnik I Fall Expected in January Across Nations
Cambridge reports Sputnik 1 first man made satellite is due to fall to earth early in January. Detroit sketch notes two observatory experts predicting the disappearance. Separately, a Detroit drug store robbery ended with a 78 to 75 high school varsity score.
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Tornadoes Kill In Two States Aftermath in Murphysboro
Massive tornadoes sweep through Illinois and Missouri causing ten deaths and over a hundred injuries. Murphysboro bears the heaviest toll with nine fatalities and widespread destruction. Mount Vernon suffers extensive damage while fires add to the chaos. Officials report millions in property damage as cleanup begins.
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Jury Studies Hoffa Fate in Wiretap Case
A federal court jury weighs charges against James R Hoffa president elect of the Teamsters and two others accused of tapping telephones at the Detroit Teamsters building. Also standing trial are Owes B Brennan and Bernard Spindel a professional wiretapper. The panel could convict and impose up to a year in prison and fines up to $10 000 each. The jury of seven men and five women reported at 15 am after failing to reach a verdict after more than five hours of deliberation yesterday. The trial began November 22.
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Teamsters Union
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Jupiter launches dramatic Army Jupiter rocket at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral Florida the Army test launched a Jupiter intermediate range missile in a dramatic night flight. Officials said the Jupiter TRBM was successfully carried out though its full flight failed due to technical issues. The test highlighted U S missile development amid plans for more launches and possible Thor and Atlas flights.
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Record Warmth Grips Santa Era with Record Highs
Unseasonably warm weather pushes temperatures to 36 today after a 34 year high of 51 was set in 1923 for December 19. Forecasters predict 60 to 65 degrees tomorrow with 20 to 30 mph winds and possible showers into Saturday, raising questions about a snowless Christmas for Santa.
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Polio Rates Drop Sharply in New York State
Health officials report widespread Salk vaccine use cut polio cases to a 12-year low in New York. From January to November 1957 only 1977 cases statewide, far below 736 at the same point last year and well under the 1551-53 pre vaccine average. Upstate counties largely avoided polio, and paralytic cases fell to about half of this year’s total.
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Heir named in Detroit aunt’s $1.3 million estate
Detroit widow Henrietta Lea dies at 73 after living in a convalescent home. Her nephew Joseph Reveals, from Prairie View Alabama, is declared heir to her $1.3 million estate following years of estrangement and a masked connection before her death on December 6.
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