Chou Enlai to Cut India Visit Short
Indian officials announced that Communist Chinese Premier Chou Enlai will cut short his visit to India and return to Beiping. He will leave New Delhi on New Year's Day after touring the north with Nehru, as aides provided few details of the talks.
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India
Chou Enlai
Wip
Nepal
Chou
Beiping
Nehru
Ahso
North America
Wester
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Bien
Ronrad Adeo
Pakistan Premier and Nehru Clash Over Neutrality in Talks
In Dacca on a 42 mile river journey, Pakistan's premier engaged with Subrawardy and Nehru, denouncing Nehru as pursuing pure blackmail through neutrality. Subrawardy accused Nehru of seeking maximum Western and Communist bargains, while Chou Enlai signaled a desire to restore friendship and settle disputes with India.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
China
Chou Endaam
Pakistan
Hasseyn Sawardy
Narayangan
Subrawardy
Nene Tia Id
Nehru
New Delhi
Nehra
Sukeawardy
Chou
Newaten
Naval Base Hit by Fire at Long Beach
Fire of undetermined origin swept the bachelor officers quarters at Terminal Island naval base Long Beach forcing 45 service members to flee. The two story frame building housed both officers and enlisted aboard a $200000 structure. Fire crews from Los Angeles Long Beach and the base battled the blaze as the building deteriorated and officials searched for any casualties or missing personnel.
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Long Beach
Calif
Terminal Esinat Naval Base
Naval
Los Angeles
Royal Milkman to Retire After 42 Years of Service
London news notes Joseph Riley, the royal milkman, retires after 42 years delivering milk to royal residences. His routes have included Clarence House, a royal family residence, marking the end of a long service to the monarchy.
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London
Britain
Royal Milkman
Joseph Riley
Clarence Hous
Stamp Collector Hits Bonanza in Dartford
A British stamp collector from Dartford Kent claims government Christmas Eve gifts worth at least 29000 pounds. He bought 5 60 pounds worth of postage stamps from Dartford post office on Christmas Eve in a single sheet with no perforations, and estimates the value could reach about 428000 pounds.
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Dartford
Dartfont
Kent
Tragic Collision Claims Syracuse Resident Mrs Rice
A crash near Syracuse kills Mrs. Rice a native of Syracuse who moved to North Syracuse 36 years ago. She leaves Leopold Rice husband three sons and two brothers. Services set for Monday at St Rose Church North Syracuse with burial at Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call at Sears Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow.
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Howesman
Aly Patce
Syracuse
Rice
Syacuse
North
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Altar and Rosary Society of Assetsption Church
Leopold Rice
Robert II
North Syracuse
Roxymond T
Wayne, Mich
Herbert W. Mice
USAF
Washington, D. C
Leo
Clarence Broungart
Limn Churen
Burin
Assumption Cemetery
Séars Funeral Home
Tomorroi
Cornwall Annexation Aims at Seaway Port and City Growth
The Cornwall area plans a major annexation to gain industrial land along the St Lawrence River and three miles from the Barnhart Island powerhouse. The move envisions dredging the river port to 37 feet, expanding the city limits, merging police forces, and unifying administration to attract a 600 million dollar power project and new industry.
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Barnhart Island
Lmits
Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission
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Bustnesama
Twi
Pickled in Vinegar Panic Hits Tower Road
In Birmingham England a wave of vinegar caused chaos last night at Tower Road. Fire crews assisted as residents reported slippery conditions and small injuries. Local authorities urge caution and say the incident is under investigation.
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Birmingham
England
Spacewives
Tower Road
U N Crew Starts Suez Salvage Job
London reports United Nations salvage crews began clearing the Suez Canal area as 45 007 gallons of vinegar spilled into the water. Dutch Housewives, trapped by rising vinegar, backed away from flooded rooms while Mrs Doris Jenney described the strange flood. Firemen diverted the river of vinegar and pumped out cellars.
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Bevan
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Suez Canal
Cairo
Doris Jenney
Bus desegregation clashes ignite Tallahassee drive
Racial tensions flare as a white couple faced a black minister and wife on a transit bus amid a campaign to desegregate Tallahassee buses. The driver defers to police after the minister refuses to move, while lawsuits test rear seating for Negroes and front seating for whites. In other notes, a cross burning is investigated in North Carolina, and a Birmingham protest case tests segregation laws. A Vatican-linked diplomat and other figures appear in varied national notices.
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University of North Carolina
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Gale
Birmingham
Ala
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Robert E. Lindbergh
Stefan Cardinal
Okla
Recorder's Court
Money bag that screams and sprays gas on misuse
A inventor, 64, claims a money bag that screams for two hours if mishandled and emits tear gas after wailing. The device is controlled by a trained messenger using a special key, with no clear practical use described. The report also references church actions and segregation debates in Louisiana, noting mixed local responses and regulatory attention.
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London
Hellich
Tarry Adler
Burned girl receives skin graft from dead boy at hospital
A three year old Decatur girl with extensive burns was given skin from the body of a dead three year old boy at Children's Memorial Hospital yesterday. The transplant aims to save her life as doctors report the procedure was successful and she remains under care.
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Decatur
Altomat
Lunes
Children's Memoirial Hospital
Yeaterday
Final Schine Judgment Delayed by Federal Ruling
Federal Judge Harold P. Burke found Schine Theaters and related entities guilty of criminal contempt for violating a 1949 order to dispose of motion picture theaters. The ruling cites a continuing monopoly across Ohio and New York locations, including Wooster and Lockport, as Hampered by the defendants.
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Buffalo
Bomb Scare Hits New York City in 1910 Police Hunt Maniac
Police intensify manhunt for a bomber dubbed Houd Bombe who planted 33 bombs citywide. Twenty two exploded injuring people with no deaths. A $26,000 reward offered. Major scare included Madison Square Garden where a suspicious object wrapped in a sock was found among holiday basketball crowds. Calls disrupted hotels, offices, and public spaces across several cities including Philadelphia, Trenton, and Jersey City.
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Ness
Skin grafts to save burned nurse after canal disaster
A damaged report details emergency skin grafting for nurse Cindy Evans who was burned when her dress caught fire aboard the 1200 ton Egyptian cruiser near Abukir. Doctors graft using skin from the salvage crew body to cover the neck and upper chest as efforts continue to clear a blocked canal passage and resume shipping to Egypt.
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Gewine
French Liner Forced Back By Storm
A Gondan security official raced from the structure with the device, but was found safe and nothing more harmful than a firecracker was discovered in the lot. Authorities report no further danger as investigators examine the scene and surrounding area for additional threats.
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Loti Pallee
Cyprus Split Is Proposed
Cyprus split proposal dominant in Ankara as Premier Adnan Menderes advocates partition of the island. Turkey seeks division into Greek and Turkish zones while British and Greek Cypriots face mounting calls for resolution amid claims of terrorism and diplomatic dispute.
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Britain reels as Liberte voyage fuels political talk
Reports from Le Havre and Washington describe the Liberte liner rescue effort after a man died aboard, with speculation that Eisenhower and Dulles may seek broader war powers. The scene touches Britain’s wartime memory, U.N. intrigue, and new Canadian Indian Kundah hydro project funding.
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Stormy
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Raoul de Baudean
Washington
Zarlier
York State
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Dulles
U.N
Daguire
Tipsy From Paya One Charged After High Speed Chase
Catherine Susan Stewart, 46, of Buffalo, waived examination after arrest near Jordan interchange following a police chase. Officers said the suspect, previously convicted of driving while intoxicated, sped through a red light and stop signs before ending at Hendrick's Field. She appeared before Justice Fred Weight in Elbridge.
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Genesee SL
Adams St
Hendrick
Catherine Susan Stewart
Amherst St
Buffalo
Justice of the Peace
Fred Weight
Elbridge
W. A. Lear
Jordan
Women Hostile Toward Men Says University Psychologist
Detroit. Dr Allison Davis of the University of Chicago told delegates at the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority convention that women occupy an inferior position in American life and that this lowers their hostility toward men. He added that while most hostility dissipates as women accept their feminine role, not all of it disappears.
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Cincago
Allison Davis
University’ of Chicago
Delta Sigmha. Theta Sorority
Americans Aboard Onboard Liner Flandre Amid Strike Disruption
Passage aboard the liner Flandre was near capacity despite a strike causing a cancellation. Among the Americans were Kenneth Gordon who recently performed before Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, and Howard W Hawks a Tollywood producer. Jean Vort, French representative to the North Atlantic treaty standing group in Washington, also boarded.
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Princess Grace
Monaco
Tollywood Fins
Ducer
Howard W. Hawks
Jean Vort
Washlington
Fle Proven Line Algo
Flandre
Nassenner Nad
Algerian Rebel Attack Injures Bathers in Algiers
In Algiers a nationalist rebel threw a hand grenade into a Turkish bath, injuring several bathers. Police captured the attacker as French forces reported fatal casualties among Algerian rebels in a Friday clash, with at least 51 rebels killed in the Tablat region southeast of Algiers.
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Gran
Polica
Ick Secies
Tablat
Refugee Program Is Streamlined At Camp Ilmer
Refugees pass through a streamlined intake at Camp Ilmer New Hampshire as relief officials warn full speed may take at least a week. Under the system refugees stay four to five days at the reception center before dispersal to new homes and jobs nationwide. Through today 13,355 Hungarians have arrived, 1,721 housed, 6,828 still in camp.
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