Integrated Office to Push Nuclear Planes Rockets
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission and Air Force will develop an integrated office to push nuclear powered aircraft and missiles. The move aims to answer congressional demands and address fears of Soviet advantage while Eisenhower tours. Investigators say top scientists have given statements to senators.
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Amiti
Bridges Opposes Tax Cut and Spending Reduction Plan
Senator Styles Bridges, veteran Republican and top Appropriations member, vows to oppose tax cuts and overall spending reductions while advocating an accelerated missiles program. He proposed offsetting any extra defense funds by cutting the same amount from other government projects, saying more missiles and scientists are needed but welfare programs should be pared back.
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Washington
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Styles Bridges
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Senate Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire
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Marion B. Folsom
Dulles Warns of Retaliation for Attacks on Allies
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned at a Chicago Council on Foreign Relations event that an attack on the United States or NATO allies would prompt instant retaliation. He cited the Soviet missile threat highlighted by Sputnik launches and warned against making deals with communists.
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Chicago
John Foster Dulles
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John Wester Dulles
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Chicago Council On “Freign
Free World
Dulles Advocates NATOlike Defense Across Free Nations
The article discusses Secretary Dulles weighing NATO and SEATO style alliances to counter the Russian threat. It mentions ending bans on strategic shipments to satellites, repudiation of Soviet promises, and safeguards to enforce this stance. Dulles outlines a collective defense approach and warns that the current position in Russia cannot last forever.
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U.S
West Germany
East Gerelttmany
East Geereany
Tel c
Worn Out Bath Towel Found in Hotel Package
A damaged fragment notes a package delivered to a Rome in Romania Franklin Hotel Joplin Ma that retained a large bath towel bearing the hotel's name and the date 3913. A handwritten note read simply I couldn't keep it.
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Philadelphia A
Romania
Franklin Hotel
Joplin
Fiotel
Allies Develop Superweapons Amid NATO Arms Push
European NATO partners reveal advanced weapons programs including France’s shell range guided missiles to threaten tanks, an underwater anti-submarine device, and a wire guided anti tank missile with a joystick control. Other nations showcase battlefield eyes and minefield guiding gear. Demonstrations highlight bilateral scientific exchange and shared strategic aims.
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Mowar Paris
INS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
France
United States
President faces busy Washington period amid missile and budget decisions
President Eisenhower prepares a December agenda focusing on a new defense budget, boosting missile programs, and trimming nondefense outlays. He must also craft a rallying point for North Atlantic nations against Soviet strength, while managing routine government duties and a bipartisan briefing with leaders on December 3.
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Jeridiak Navo
Prast- Kent
Eisenhower
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Te Tehiistor Hing Iron
Cleveland
U.S
NATO plans talks with Stevenson and GOP leaders
A report notes President-elect plans to confer with Adlai E Stevenson as NATO envoy and separately with Republican leaders. Economists warn of up to four million unemployment by February while snow and cold spread across the Northeast. Weather forecasters predict flurries tonight and tomorrow with strong southwest winds shifting NW, and Formosa briefings cite air force leaflets and relief cargo.
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Formosa
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Mercury 38
Aim Force
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Kavshele
China
Executed Spy Gave Russia Satellite Data in the 1940s
Senate Internal Security subcommittee counsel Robert Morris reports that David Greenglass told him Julius Rosenberg carried space platform and atomic airplane secrets to the Soviet Union in the late 1940s. Greenglass and Harry Gold were cited, with Gold urged to provide concrete processes not theories. Morris plans further disclosure at an official record.
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Robert Moris
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Internal Security
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David Greenglass
Julius Rosenberg
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Harry Gold
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Gale
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Sunday Herald American photo contest entry notice
The Sunday Herald American invites readers to pick up the newspaper for the first seven entry pictures in the What’s Mr Samet photo contest and to start in the $10,000 prize competition. The notice promises readers can catch up on missed images and see all entries printed.
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Sunday Herald-American
Alleyev
New York Troopers Under Scrutiny After Raid Probe
Albany reports say state police who disrupted a large gangland meeting last week are under investigation. Gov. Harriman disclosed inquiries into the raid conducted by troopers who did not arrest anyone, amid criticism of police action. The raid, at a remote country mansion, marked the first interference with a gathering of mob figures, with officials promising a full report.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Aplachin
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Barbara
Joseph Bar
Tara
Stevenson Swearing-In Snafued Prompt Confusion
Washington reports the State Department belatedly disclosed that Adlai Stevenson was sworn in yesterday as a foreign policy consultant on the Republican administration payroll at about $50 a day when he works. A press official cited a mixup in the announcement. normally such swearings-in are announced in advance to ensure visibility.
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Social Register listing faces near record removals and turmoil
New York society notices show near record deletions from the Social Register as prominent families endure marriages divorces and reorganizations. Names linked to the Pell Rockefeller Vanderbilt and other blue-blood clans appear amid shifting listings and reentries reflecting post scandal policy changes and social reshuffles.
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Thome
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Lockport
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Marshall Field
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Carolina Tobacco
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Gatesville
Trex
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Ycoon Amory
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Herman Sapha
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Wardyue
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Cornglas Vanderbilt
J. Silman Rockefeller Jr
Alowendie de Tomaso
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Carnegos Aires
Jomekly
Opium Disappearance Investigated in San Francisco Court
San Francisco police probe the vanishing of five pounds of opium from Superior Judge Walter Capenell's court chamber. Valued at $5,000 on the illegal market, the substance had been placed under the sunset table for safekeeping in paper bags and vanished yesterday.
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Court of Superior
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Buffalo Holdups Prompt Citywide Police Meeting
In Buffalo a spate of bold holdups prompted Mayor Steven Pankow to convene a police briefing today. Deli owner Vincent Spinaci was shot twice when he refused demands. he remains in critical condition. Suspect description given by a female shopper, with Floyd Spaulding later dying after a crash while fleeing the scene.
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Steven Pankow
Delicatessen
Vincent Spinaci
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Spinaci
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Pankow
Floyd Spaulding
Saturlyn U.S. Rowte
Cicero
Spaulding
Roberts In Full Charge After City Burglary Wave
Deputy Police Chief Benja nin Roberts takes charge directing a partial reassignment of patrol officers to the detective bureau in response to a spate of burglaries. Police Chief Harold F. Kelly warned criminals that harder tactics may follow as six more burglaries occur locally and countywide. Partners Mead and Roberts discussed steps at City Hall, while hours and shifts across bureaus are being reshuffled to improve city coverage.
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Harold F. Helly
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