India Shows Esteem for U.S. Envoy Cooper Gains Standing With Nehru
In New Delhi Ambassador John Sherman Cooper earns high respect from Prime Minister Nehru for his composure during the Bulganin Khrushchev visit. Western observers say India remains democratic but has moved closer to the Soviet bloc, with Cooper preparing to report back in Washington.
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New Yalta Papers Stir Debate On Wartime Trust
Washington reports released by the State Department reveal additional Yalta documents suggesting Soviet duplicity during World War II. Averell Harriman warned in 1945 of deteriorating U.S.-Soviet cooperation, noting limited access for air and naval damage assessments and visits to Soviet zones. A Grew note echoed Molotov’s claim that Russia sought no China concessions, challenging Communist designs. The documents come from Hyde Park and government archives, but officials say they do not alter the broader Yalta narrative.
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Dog Rescue by Accidental Hero in England
A mongrel named Bella fell 40 feet into an abandoned sewer shaft in Wade England. Boxer Woo Woo waited at the bottom for four days before Bella’s master Ross Baldock descended with a rope ladder and rescued both dogs unharmed. Woo Woo was reunited with his mistress Miss Tristan Jones who said he vanished Christmas Day and would have starved without Bella’s presence.
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Peeling Bathroom Paint How To Fix It
The main cause of peeling ceiling paint in kitchens and baths is moist interior air finding a crack and seeping behind the film. Remove all old paint, wipe with turpentine, then apply elastic vaporproof paints with a primer such as aluminum paint, finish with two or three coats, and ventilate to avoid steam buildup.
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Warning sign on highway near Plattsmouth site
A large highway sign at Plattsmouth warns motorists to slow for children, reading SLOW LIVE CHILDREN AHEAD. The sign intent is to alert drivers to nearby school or pedestrian areas and reduce speeding risk.
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Reporter Named To State Post In Albany
Robert D. Kasmire Jr. of Albany will become director of the Commerce Department's bureau of business publicity on Jan. 3, Commissioner Edward T. Dickinson announced. Kasmire, 29, an AP reporter and editor in the Albany bureau since June 1953, succeeds A Ranzer Tyler who resigned earlier this year. the post pays $8,520 a year.
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Air Force Society Thanks Godfrey For $100000 Gift
The Air Force Aid Society expressed warm thanks to television figure Arthur Godfrey for a $100000 contribution. President Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker said the gift was the largest the society had ever received. Godfrey funded the donation from payments for his Saturday Evening Post articles. The society assists Air Force members and their families in need.
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Hearings Plan Restart On Government Information Access
A House Government Operations subcommittee led by Chairman Moss plans new hearings on government information policies. The panel accuses four agencies the Interior Department the Federal Reserve Board the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Health Education and Welfare of misusing the confidential classification to restrict public access. The hearings follow an executive order restricting confidential material and aim to open avenues of access after Congress reconvenes.
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Governor Hodges Reveals Handy Radad For Uranium Detection
In Raleigh Governor Luther Hodges explains he received a compact device called a radad for Christmas. He describes it as pencil sized with snowflake-like internals and says it is carried in a pocket to detect uranium.
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Becomes Father at 91 with 19th Child in Whitespace
Uncle Eiji Lucas, 91, announced the birth of his 19th child yesterday. He says there will be many more to bless their home. Thirteen children are from his first wife, who died years ago, and six from his second wife whose age was not learned.
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Brazil Seeks New Capital and Foreign Investment
Incoming President Juscelino Kubitschek plans overseas tours to the United States and Europe to attract foreign capital for Brazil's failing economy. He will meet Eisenhower and Dulles in Washington then seek trade in Britain France West Germany and Portugal. He aims to boost industry and provide home produced goods while addressing electric power and transport needs to lure investors.
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