Dag Hammarskjold to Travel to Peiping After Dec 26
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans a trip to Peiping after December 26 to press for the release of 11 U.S. airmen and other UN personnel held by China since the Korean War. He met Chinese ambassador Gen. Keng Piao in Stockholm for 21 hours of talks on practical matters and trip details.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
China
Peiping
Hammerskjold
Keng Piao
U.S
Korea
Hammarskjold
Keng
Uno Willers
Willers
Wilder Foote
Foote
New York
Thruway Section Opens Wednesday Despite Delay
A 15 mile stretch of the State Thruway from Newburgh to Harriman will open to toll traffic Wednesday instead of today due to weather and toll booth delays. No ceremony will accompany the opening. The new segment raises the New York to Buffalo Thruway miles to 381.
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Albany
Newburgh
Harriman
Thruway Authority
Today's Editorial Page Highlights Congress Clash
Marquis Childs notes not all harmony behind the scenes as congressional leaders clash. Regular features appear on amusements, inquiring bridge, city life, and more with pages listed for classifieds, money, deaths, music, and editorials.
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Marquis Childs
City Life
Graham
Russia Threatens To Scrap British Pact Over Paris Accords
Moscow warned that ratifying the Paris rearmament agreements for West Germany would end the Soviet mutual assistance treaty with Britain. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko delivered the note to British Ambassador Sir William Hayter at the Foreign Ministry, with a similar threat issued to France last week. The ministry planned a news conference to release the text.
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Moscow
Russia
Paris
West Germany
William Hayter
Andrei ‘Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
France
India Moves Toward Socialist Economic Policy
New Delhi government defends its socialist economic policy while Parliament debates reforms. Nehru introduces constitutional amendment to empower state control over private holdings in industry and agriculture. Finance Minister Deshmukh signals plan to nationalize the Imperial Bank of India to extend rural credit.
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NEW Delhi CP
Nehru
C. D. Deshmukh
Tthe
Imperial Bank of India
Dulles Reports NATO Paris Talks Were Very Useful
Secretary of State Dulles returned to Washington from the Paris NATO Council with Humphrey and Stassen aboard. He said the session yielded very important decisions unanimously and in good spirit and noted conversations with Eden and Mendes-France helped align thinking.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
Inad
Military Air Transport Service
Constellation
NATO
Accused Slayer Held in Secret Arkansas Jail
A 19 year old Alabama youth admitted swinging the club that killed Mrs Milton Fuller in Brinkley Arkansas. Prosecutor J B Reed planned to file information on Billy Ray Willingham who is held in an undisclosed jail awaiting first degree murder charges. He underwent psychiatric evaluation showing sanity.
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Brinkley
Ark
Alabama
Milton Fuller
Arkansas
J. B. Reed
Billy Ray Willingham
Fuller
C.S.T
H. K. McKenzie
Willingham
Reed
Mendes France Survives Confidence Vote in French Assembly
In Paris the Nacional Assembly backed Premier Mendes France 310 to 72 on his Indo China policy, clearing the way for a four day debate on German rearmament. He noted U S aid of 400 million dollars for South Viet Nam in 1955 and said Dulles and he had agreed on cooperation.
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Dulles
Prisk
Paris
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
West Germany
West
Ita
Paul-Henri Teitgen
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
National Assembly
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Far
France
U. S
Three Bandits Steal $50,000 in Mink
Three masked bandits raided a mink farm near Lake Secor early today. They held the night watchman at gunpoint, forced him into a closet, and nailed the door, taking mink pelts valued at about $50,000. State police are investigating.
Fight Costs 70 Dollars As Cash Fails To Return
In Chicago, Larry Blair faced a costly weekend after an auto crash. A torn coat pocket released 500 dollars in small bills, which a crowd gathered to recover. Blair later protested he received only 430 dollars after the incident.
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Chicago
Larry Blairmont
Klairmont
Fourth Day in Sheppard Murder Trial Deliberations
Jurors in the Samuel Sheppard murder case enter a fourth day of conference at 9 10 A M with no verdict in sight. They faced a long lunch break and potential discharge if deadlocked, while delays included pay and lodging provisions as Judge Blythin watched for progress.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Samuel Sheppard
Baliffs
Sheppard
Foundations Call House Probe Biased on socialism count
Republicans and two dissenting Democrats denounce a five hundred page House report accusing big tax free foundations of promoting socialism as biased and flimsy. They fault the committee staff and say the inquiry was dominated by prejudice. The Democratic dissent backs the foundations and suggests hearings for their side.
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Washington
Goodwin
Mass
Commu
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Prost
Idaho
Dem
G.O.P
Congress
Foundations
City to Hire Women To Check Parking Meters
Syracuse will hire six women to check downtown parking meters, with selection criteria set by the police and a short training course. Mayor Mead says the move follows a Parking Authority recommendation to add staff in the central district and mirrors nationwide use of uniformed female meter cashiers. Captain McLaughlin will oversee training before assignment to the Traffic Regulation Division. salary details are not decided.
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Mead
Syracuse
Fred Arnold
Paul ‘McLaughlin
Bernard Hillen‘brand
Bureau of Municipal Research
Richard Torrey
McLaughlin
Bureau of Service and Supply
Traffic 1 Bureau
Weather Only Seems To Stay Cold Through Midweek
The forecast calls for a cold spell with a tonight low near 27 tomorrow. Occasional snow flurries expected late tomorrow and through to Wednesday. nationwide temperatures are below normal with Jacksonville at 34 and South Bend reporting 16 inches of snow. Syracuse had two inches.
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Syracuse
Jacksonville
Ifla
South Bend
Ind
Mindszenty Reported Freed After Six Years in Prison
The Catholic News Service cites eyewitness reports that Cardinal Mindszenty has been freed from prison after nearly six years. The 62 year old prelate, once sentenced to life, is said to be living in a western district of Budapest and not yet allowed to resume official religious functions.
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Vienna
Austria
Catholic News Service
Red
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Midszenty
Budapest
Del Vecchio Named for State Supreme Court Seat
Gov Dewey plans to appoint District Attorney Frank Del Vecchio to the State Supreme Court on Thursday to fill Justice Jesse Kingly’s vacancy. Kingly retires the same day, with Del Vecchio to serve one year and then run for a 14 year term. Del Vecchio previously ran unsuccessfully for state comptroller. The judgeship pays $23,500 while the district attorney earns $12,500.
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Frank del Vecchio
State Supreme Court
Dewey
Albany
del Vecchio
Jesse Ef, Kingley
Onondaga County
Supreme Court
Swedish Captain, Freighter Down Near Tobermory
Ivan Dahn a 57 year old Swedish ship captain went down with his damaged freighter yesterday after his crew of 20 took to lifeboats. The crew survived with no injuries. The 1337 ton His pania was en route from Liverpool to Sweden with a cargo of steel when it struck a reef half a mile off Scotland's west coast during a storm. When backed from the reef the freighter listed 25 degrees to port.
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Tobermory
Scotland
Ivan Dahn
Liverpool
Sweden
Proud mother says infant eats solids now
A visitor scene notes a proud mother cradling her infant as she jokes that the child is finally eating solids, mentioning keys newspapers and pens as playful props.
Chicago skeptic sticks to prediction of tidal wave
Dr. Charles Laughead, guest at Mrs. Dorothy Martin’s Oak Park home, insists a tidal wave will engulf Chicago tomorrow. Residents remain unconcerned as the 44 year old physician, fired from Michigan State College for prophecy, ties the event to a moral warning and notes further cataclysm elsewhere in the country.
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Chicago
Charles Laughead
Outer Space
Laughead
Christ
Wee . Wenepee
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Italy
Linda Hauge
Norwegian Hospital
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Linda
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Little Rock
Otr Ule As
Associated Press
By Relman Morin
Blythin
Bureau of Traffic Safety and Regulations
Police Department
Arnold
Mindszenty
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