Dulles Blames Revived Stalinism for Geneva Failure
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles believed the Geneva failure showed Kremlin fear of West prosperity and freedom. He reported to President Eisenhower in Gettysburg that Moscow would not open doors to open exchanges, retreating from the Geneva Spirit. Dulles cited four motives, including restricting contact with satellite lands, avoiding Western-style life, and backing East Germany, signaling a shift to Stalinist tough principles. Concluded on page 1.
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John Foster Dulles
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Kremlin
Free World
Russia
Dulles
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
East Germany
Dukes
Budget outlook: 1955-56 to balance by 1956-57
W Budget Director Rowland Hughes after meeting with President Eisenhower said the federal budget could be balanced in both the current 1955-56 year ending June 30 and the 1956-57 year. He dodged questions on tax cuts, stressing military strength and indicating spending near the 63 billion dollar level. Hughes cited potential revenue gains and departmental economies to wipe out the current year deficit of about 1.7 billion dollars.
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Gettysburg
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Budget Bureau
Hat
Congress
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Pay-as-you-go budget sparks White House talks
Weeks and Eisenhower discussed the 1957 fiscal plan during a January presentation. They debated financing options as Congress weighs a bond financed program. Weeks voiced optimism about achieving a balance, though certainty remained elusive. Eisenhower, meanwhile, progressed on medical treatment following a health check at Gettysburg.
Egypt Rejects UN Peace Proposals Over El Auja Zone
Framingham Mass report notes 16 year old Paul Ablondi revived after clinical death from an al lopane gas forest explosion. He later died after treatment and a motorist in Traff ic Court was fined for driving while intoxicated.
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Meath
Paul A. Ablondi
Ablondi
Trafic Court
Young
Richard J. Ballard
Central Ave
Truman H. Preston
Diplomatic Deadlock Shrouds Sinai Negev Border Talks
Tension in the demilitarized zone flared two weeks ago into the bloodiest fighting since the Palestine War. Maj. Gen. Burns, U.N. chief truce supervisor, returned from Cairo with no outcome announced. U N and Chinese leaders failed to reach agreement as plans covered buffer zone widening and cease-fire terms. Arrest of Ballard tied to Otisco Street accident. Santa Claus letter from ailing Susan Morris noted. Easter egg reference in Page 30.
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Jerusalem
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Wang Ping-nan
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Johnson
Ballard
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Columbia
S.C
Post Office Today
Weeks
Eisenhow
Santa Claus
Four
Susan Morris
Washington
Susan
Iran Premier Hussein Ala Shot In Assassination Attempt
Tehran reports Premier Hussein Ala aged 72 was shot and wounded in an assassination attempt. He recently announced Iran had joined the pro western Baghdad pact defense alliance. The premier was wounded in the arms and taken to a hospital. His assailant was captured.
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Tehran
INS
Hussein Ala
Iran
Dulles Stranded in Bermuda After Engine Trouble
U S Secretary of State Dulles landed in Bermuda en route from Geneva after his plane developed engine trouble. Eisenhower’s Columbine will remain for repairs while Dulles travels on a planet from Washington. He stayed briefly with U S Consul T J Maleahy and swam during the stopover.
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Bermuda
U.S
Dulles
Geneva
Columbine IH
Eisenhower
Washington
T. J. Maleahy
Polio cases rise and fall in weekly report
Public Health Service reports 469 polio cases in week, down from 463 last week, with 27 559 total cases this year through November. Incomplete state reports and Veterans Day holiday may have affected totals. A Boston engineer, E Gillespie, 71, killed in auto crash yesterday, unrelated to polio data. Washington notes ongoing paralytic cases and prior year comparison.
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Lawrence
Mass
Gordon
E. Gillespie
Boston & Maines
Red Chinese Move Bombers to East
Washington desk reports a dramatic air crime investigation as a Chinese plan to shift jet bombers east is traced. The inquiry links a United Air Lines crash near Denver killing 44 to a larger scheme aided by Soviet built aircraft. Nationalist press and investigators describe a coordinated effort, with experts from Douglas Aircraft and government agencies mapping the scene and analyzing wreckage.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Qqing
FBI
Washington
Sens
Formosa
Crmmunist China
Uct Ene
Setelt
Douglas Aircraft
Shanghai
Denver
United Air
John Gillwork
Financial
Bert Graham
Graham
Hogan Faces Vote On Rule I At County Meeting
Onondaga County Democratic chairman Charles J. Hogan faces a vote of confidence tonight at the Hotel Onondaga with more than 500 committee members present amid criticism of his leadership. A quorum is one third of the 500 to 520 members. observers predict Hogan will retain the chair but may decide his next move before the June election. Eight ward and town chairmen led by James Novack publicly seek an explanation of recent criticism and the party’s predicament. Hogan indicated he has pledged to respond. concluded on page 30 column 3.
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Onondaga County
Willay
Onondaga
Hogan
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James Novack
Novack
Larry Haney
Gerard D. Wooley
Town Off Clay
Peter J. Fikes
Elbridge
Gerald Blair
Geddes
John F. Neville
Wiliam Kratz
Earl E. Boyle
Salina
Blizzard Roars In Two Die in State
In Harrisburg a 34 year old convicted holdup slayer faces implied action on parole as a state pardons board weighs Kapelski case. The board heard letters from industry and Stiefel praising Kapelski and his studies in nuclear science while noting he served 15 years for a gas station robbery.
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Kapelski
Jciat
Penn
Franklin Institute
Philaentary
Philadelphia
Service Atomic Energy Commission
Stiefel
India Plans Big Party and East Tour by Kremlin Bosses
The Soviet leadership led by Nikita Khrushchev began a regional tour to India Burma and Afghanistan as part of a campaign to woo the East. A Moscow radio relay listed top officials including Nikolai Bulganin and N. A. Mikhailov while Western observers noted the plan to spend about two weeks visiting major cities and meet Nehru with elaborate state arrangements. The trip also marked reciprocal gestures for the imprisonment and release of American citizens and included religious figures among the visiting party.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Voy
Nikita
Khrushchev
London
China
India
Afghanistan
Burma
Peiping
Romer
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Bradshaw
Marcellus Whiteistan
Russia
U Nu
New Delhi
Lccal
Bradst
Wilda Hockon
Mass
Passionist Seminary
Dunkirk
N.Y
Justin Garvey
Union
City
Hess
Snowstorm Rages Across New York State With Heavy Winds
Blizzard conditions and bitter cold grip New York as 7 to 10 inches of snow pile up in many areas. Winds up to 60 mph create whiteout conditions, with 30 schools closed in Erie Genesee and Syracuse regions. Water from the Detroit River forces vessels aground and power outages rise.
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Erie
Genesee
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Albany
Jon
House Falls in Istanbul Killing 14 people
A five story Istanbul apartment house collapsed after 43 hours of continuous rain killing 14 occupants including five children. Three others were injured as floods and debris destroyed or damaged nearby homes in several areas along the Aegean coast.
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Turkey
Athens
Greece
Patras
Izmir
A&seam
Chetan
Aegean
Spetai
Today's Chuckle About Payroll Worries for Businesses
A light column notes that the biggest worry for businessmen now is the manner of unemployed on their payrolls. It wryly contrasts the idea with the day’s economic mood and hints at broader business pressures.
Snowplow Reaches Nine Hunters Stranded in Utah
A snowplow broke through deep snow to reach nine hunters stranded at an isolated ranger station near Ogden Utah. They had endured subzero cold for two nights since Monday, with the station stocked with food and firewood.
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