Nationalists claim 15 enemy ships sunk near Taishan
Taipei report says Chinese Nationalist pilots sank 15 motorized Communist junks and damaged five others on day two of heavy air and surface strikes near the Taishan islands in Formosa's approaches. Twenty three ships sighted as planes returned safely with no Red air opposition. The operation followed yesterday's claim of 21 ships sunk plus a submarine near the same area.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taishan Islands
Nanchishan Island
China
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Red
Aiping
Techens
Yikiangshan
Tachens
China Daily News
Formosa Strait
Tachen Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
Keelung
Gift Wheat for Russia Proposal Reappears in Washington
Secretary Benson said he discussed with President Eisenhower the idea of gifting wheat to Russia and the Hea remains under consideration. Nelson Rockefeller has been asked to study the wheat gift plan as speculation swirls around Soviet leadership dissatisfaction with agriculture.
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Washington
Benson
Eisenhower
Russia
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
Nikolai Bulganin
Bhee
Ike trade bill moves to Senate after House passage
President Eisenhower's world trade program, approved by the House, advances toward Senate review with expectation of prompt action. The measure aims to expand international trade and influence U.S. economic policy.
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Ike
Washington
Fisenhower
House
Senate
Byrd
Senate, Finance Committee
Rayburn
Tex
Blizzard grips Denver area as five die and 32 rescued
Snowbound across Wyoming Colorado and Montana. five fatalities 17 injured. Rescues freed 32 missing near Divide Station and Newcastle as subzero cold and waist deep drifts isolate towns. A 79 year old Denver miner died shoveling snow. a Wolf Point Montana child perished in a fire. Heavy snow measured up to 19 inches with Eagle and Landes reporting major totals.
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Continental Divide
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Divide Station
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Colorado
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Landes
Airliner With 16 Aboard Missing in New Mexico
An airliner carrying sixteen people disappeared over New Mexico. Officials traced routes and searched the area for wreckage. The incident prompted emergency coordination as investigators awaited radar data and reports from nearby stations.
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Dulles Heads to SEATO Talks From California Stop
Secretary of State Dulles travels toward the Manila pact conference in Bangkok after a late stop in California. Military officials refuse to disclose the next stop. A separate note recalls Mason celebrating a long life with modest daily habits amid Far East diplomacy chatter.
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Todays features and pages listed in brief
The clipped notice outlines today’s features with page references for Amusements Editorials and more. It notes unmarked items in a cage and hints at various sections including Deaths and Sports with page cues such as 3 4 10 14 18.
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Cassifed
Radio-Tv
Baby Doll Race Ends Near Tie at School Fair
Whitesboro, GP Mrs Earl Rahn won a doll at a school affair two years ago and planned to give it to the next child born among her 12 grandchildren. The contest ended yesterday with a near photo finish as two daughters of the Hahn family were born the same night, one in Utica and one in Deerfield.
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Earl Rahn
Sve
Iion Hospital
Hahn
Piatiz
Faxton Hospital
Utica
W. C. Hahn
Deerfield
Bomb Test Delayed Again Amid Weather Delays in Nevada
In Las Vegas the Atomic Energy Commission postponed firing of a giant nuclear explosion for the fifth time due to unacceptable weather. The Joint Test Information Office will reassess conditions later today with little optimism. The 1955 test series began yesterday with a smaller device as a stand in for the main shot, repeatedly postponed by weather.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Aecs Joint Test Information Office
Stutigart
Germany
James C. Lowell
Herkimer
Wezri
Camouflage Trial Shrouds Six Months Imprisonment Chiefly
Ottawa reports state six months in prison for a camouflage case involving upcharges and deceptive labeling. Trial evidence cited a bad conduct discharge and efforts to fool customers with red stripes and transparent bands on products. Legal review pending, with actions tied to federal labor and health ministry oversight.
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Upeell
Ottawa
Foster- Toronto
North York Board of Education
Lowell
Willy
Olj Eichert
Lohas
Oriel Ithodt
Marta Tase
Detectives Nab Suspect in Vast Burglaries Case
New York detectives credited for tracking down a narcotics addict suspected of stealing 750000 dollars in more than 1000 burglaries. The suspect, described by police as a slippery thief, was found after an intense chase and long stakeouts.
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Jence
Michael Lynch
D Farrell
Thomas Farrell
Arrests Tie To Hidden Wiretap Center Probe
Two suspended telephone company workers were arrested in a Manhattan area wiretap center probe. Authorities say the eavesdropping setup operated from an apartment, aiming to enable phone thefts and security leaks. Charles Smith of Queens identified as a suspect in a delivery role.
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Queens
Lynch
New York
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Farrel
Plane crash kills four as wiretap probe expands across states
Springfield reports a private plane crash in a muddy field killing three men and a woman. The district attorney announced arrests in a wiretap case involving two men, with a 13 state alarm issued for a third man Warren B. Shannon. Police sought Shannon across the East Coast while a Civil Air Patrol search organized 90 private pilots to scour central Illinois for the craft.
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Ater
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M. U
Sangamon County Sheriff's Police
Frank S. Hoseoeter
Gan
Carli
E. Buh
Bronx
Walter Asmann
Southnow
Jamaica
Queens
Numcharges
Brezeale
Jefferson City
Terre Haute
Cs.t
New River
Tenn
Thomas _ O'Brien
O'Brien
Jetsall
Civil Air Patrol
Quakes Kill 12 in Pakistown Towns
Severe earth shocks rocked the Quetta area this morning. First reports put the death toll at 12. The Kemots were felt across Baluchistan Plateau and towns including Sheikhmanda, Baeli, Kuchingh, Sitti, and Maciti. Many houses collapsed and power was cut off as residents fled to the streets.
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Sheikhmanda
Baeli
Kuchingh
Sitti
Maciti
Rescue Planes Out Overdue From Albuquerque Flight
ALBUQUERQUE ITWA reported one Martin 404 with 6 aboard an hour and a half overdue for Santa Fe New Mexico after leaving at 1:00 AM. The craft carrying 13 passengers and a crew of three was due at 7:25 AM. Search teams from New Mexico state police and the 44th Air Rescue Squadron joined efforts with Kirtland AFB aircraft.
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Itwa Today
Santa Fe
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R. B. Riordan
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Tex
Peka
Kan
Riordan
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Weather Bureau
New Mexico
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Lowry Air Force Base
Denever
Kirtland Afb
Laiso
Tokyo Palace Hawks To Be Dead Pigeons Poked
The Imperial Palace hawks have preyed on carrier pigeons used by Tokyo papers and Kyodo News, killing about 50 pigeons annually. The imperial household agency promised yesterday to wipe out these winged news barriers.
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Imperial Palace
Tokyo
Kyodo
Japan
Pigeon Federation
Imperial Household Agency
Temperature Heading Up In Weather Forecast
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller predicts temperatures to rise with a high near 45 tomorrow and 42 today, dropping to 30 tonight. Rain may melt snow, but more snow likely moves eastward late tomorrow or Monday, with heavy snow possible by then.
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Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Alphabet Soup at Hearing Teaches UN Terms to Senators
Testimony by Bradshaw Mintener of HEW covered international agencies and U N organizations. He explained HEW links to WHO and PHS CB, and defined groups such as UNICEF UNESOC ILO PASO FOA and SSA.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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PASO
South Pacific Commission
HEW
WHO
PHS
Sway
Unicef
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
UN Children's Fund
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Couse
ILO
Intermnationsl Labw Organization
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GAS
Organization of American Sistes
Panceven
Public Health Service
Children’s Bureau
FOA
SSA
Foregn Operations Administration
FAQ
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations
Social Security
Maine Snow Hits Maine Towns With 30 Inch Drifts
Emergency crews restore service after a 30 inch snowfall blankets Ellsworth area and Washington County causing about 3000 telephone outages in Rockland and Mount Desert. No injuries reported as several wooden structures are toppled in Rockland and Thomaston while authorities search for missing 16 year old Lyle Preble near Sebec Lake. Weather.predicts continued cold with more flurries in north and eastern sections.
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Maine
Ellsworth
Washington County
Rockland
Mt. Desert
Thomaston
Lyle Preble
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Seber Lake
Deaver
Trayper
Preview of 1955 Automobiles at War Memorial Auto Show
Tomorrow's Herald-American will publish its annual Auto Show section with facts and figures on the colorful new cars. Readers are invited to preview the new models and enjoy the paper’s enhanced feature pages.
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