Russia Seeks Broad Summit Parley with Many Powers
In a wide interview from Moscow Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko sketches a plan for a new summit format including Big Four plus other powers from both sides of the Cold War. He favors a permanent UN disarmament body and criticizes US policies, suggesting a broader conference could involve Eisenhower Khrushchev and possibly other leaders if Western powers consent.
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Pineau to Visit U S Over Tunisia Arms Crisis
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau announced a trip to Washington to urge the United States and Britain to halt arms shipments to Tunisia. He warned such arms would breach Atlantic solidarity, saying Tunisia seeks arms to defend itself and prevent Algerian rebel support, potentially turning to the Soviet Union if arms are not provided. Ambassador Amory Houghton met Premier Gaillard at 2 am amid the crisis.
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Nehru Birthday Marked as Children’s Day Nationwide
India celebrated Prime Minister Nehru’s 68th birthday as Children’s Day with nationwide student rallies, jams, and festive events. Many schools and organizations participated, honoring the leader and promoting child welfare.
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Man in the Street Reacts to Soviet Moons Talk
A survey across four regions finds Americans split on space competition with the Soviet Union. Senators McClellan Robertson and Flanders voice differing views on tax rises and budget priorities tied to possible space spending. Public sentiment ranges from curiosity to skepticism about funding and balance with domestic needs.
Damaged tree prompts city to sue Niagara Mohawk
The city plans a formal complaint against Niagara Mohawk Power Corp after a tree fell on James Street last Friday, causing damage to a street and nearby properties. Corporation Counsel George T. Wells notes about 88 trees on city land are affected and will seek payment for the damage, with fines pursued for other trees damaged in the storm.
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Catherine St
Power Company
Father and son chat on birds and bees ends with Braves query
A humorous exchange shows a father lecturing his son about life and lightly weaving in baseball loyalties. The son, after listening, asks whether the Braves will again face the Yankees, revealing sports envy and family banter in a playful tone.
Hussein Pledged Leaders Loyalty On King Hussein Birthday
About a thousand Jordanian leaders gathered at the royal palace in Amman to pledge loyalty to King Hussein on his 24th birthday. The demonstration aimed to counter claims Hussein was a traitor, with diverse attendees including desert sheikhs politicians army officers Muslim dignitaries and Christian archbishops. Hussein spent the day quietly and did not appear, while guests signed the palace register.
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Price Tag May Mean Tax Rise in Ike Address
President Eisenhower warned Americans to expect significantly higher federal spending to compete with the space age and Russia. He did not state higher taxes, but highlighted costs for upgrading defenses, science education, military pay, and foreign aid. After the Oklahoma City speech he returned to Washington for a National Security Council meeting, pledging economy in current costs.
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UN panel to expand arms talks body to 21 nations
Japan and Canada outlined a draft resolution to widen the UN disarmament commission. The plan would add 20 countries including India Argentina Belgium Brazil Australia Italy Burma Tunisia Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, with differing Soviet positions on Tunisia and Belgium. The move aims to give broader representation in global arms talks.
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Egypt
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What's My Name contest invites all for $5000 prize
Everyone in any occupation is eligible for the 316000 What's My Name contest by the Herald Journal and Herald American. Contestants must name 75 familiar public and entertainment figures to win top prize of 5000 dollars. Thirty three other winners get 1000, third and fourth each 500, and thirty more get 100. Sunday Herald American and Monday Herald Journal will feature the first two photos, with the second published in daily papers through Jan 31.
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Fingerprint clue ties Willard fugitive to patrolman killings
FBI identified fingerprints from an abandoned car tied to the slayings of two North Carolina highway patrolmen on November 3. The prints belong to Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, who escaped from Willard Mental Hospital New York. A nationwide search is under way.
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Chattanooga
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Wet and foggy outlook with rain tonight and tomorrow
Forecast calls for lingering cloudiness and rain as southerly winds replace high pressure off the Atlantic. Tonight may see fog, with mild temperatures around 50 degrees and a high near 56 degrees tomorrow.
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Roosevelt Forms New G O P Club in New York City
John A Roosevelt announced the formation of a new GOP club in New York City aimed at rebuilding the Republican Party. The move targets New York County leadership under Thomas J Curran, former New York secretary of state, and signals a potential leadership change to revitalize the party.
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Rebels Slain in West Algeria Mop Up by Planes
The French today reported at least 45 rebels killed in West Algeria. About 30 were slain in a large scale mop up by planes and artillery in the Quarsentis Mountains, As area operations continued against insurgents.
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Irregular driving leads to odd student tribute in Columbus
Police questioned Franklin b and others after a driver went the wrong way on a one way street at 21 to 30 miles per hour ranges. In Chicago, a student group from Jones Commercial High School presented three bushels of apples to their ideal teacher Miss Joanna Zelder, highlighting school pride.
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St Josephs and Nursing Groups Endorse New Hospital Plan
St Josephs Hospital and four nursing groups back a 4.5 million dollar community hospital project. Endorsements arrive from Sister Wilhelmina, Loretta Sharp, and leaders of Onondaga County nursing associations, highlighting support from district and industrial nurses groups. Concluded on page 35.
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We Must Not Fail We Must Not Fail Get Them inv
A rallying cry echoes in a high energy speech urging unwavering effort and unity. The speaker stresses vigilance, discipline, and collective action to overcome a critical challenge and reach a decisive victory.
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