Summit Meeting Is Voted By Nixon Substituting Eisenhower
The Atlantic Port Council of Permanent Ministers voted to hold the NATO summit on schedule with Vice President Richard M. Nixon replacing President Eisenhower. A communique from NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak said Elssntower could not attend in Paris on December 16, and the chiefs of government meeting would proceed with Nixon representing the United States.
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Nations Thankful as NATO Plans Summit in Paris
A disputed NATO council meeting called by Spaak backed continuing the summit as planned. The communique notes heads of NATO will gather in Paris next month to bolster alliance against Soviet space and political challenges. Presidents Eisenhower’s family celebrated Thanksgiving amid civic aid and church prayers as nations mark the holiday.
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Eleven TV Actors Rescued At Sea Near Okinawa
Eleven American actors aboard a crippled yacht were rescued yesterday by the British freighter Howe and towed into port at Naha Okinawa. The vessel, Ther pian, was caught in a typhoon last week between Guam and Okinawa while filming a TV series The Sea Fox. Owner John Calvert of Hollywood plans a three week shoot, with cast including Ann Cornell and Constance Conrad Lowe among others.
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Ernie Hauser
Los Angeles
John C. Lipham
George B .Thomas
Karl J. Glevum
Charles A. Cook
Honolulu
Blind Holdup Hits Pay Envelopes at Garman Excavating
Two men robbed an employee of $440 after ambushing bookkeeper Kathryn M. Tetrich, 68, at N. H. Garman and Bros excavating firm. The assailants threw pepper into her eyes during the attack. Police investigate the incident.
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Talking Te Over and Today’s Editorials Preview
The page highlights president and government audits as a prominent topic. Doris Fleeson and David Lawrence prepare comments for today’s editorial section. The feature outlines sections including Amusements Financial Forum and Letters.
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Nixon Disclaims Change in Status as Vice President
In a White House press conference Nixon rejected rumors of a status change. He insisted he remains vice president while noting President Eisenhower’s illness could trigger a succession scenario. He faced around 100 questions, sweat visible, and stressed there are no embarrassments in his communications.
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U N weighs appeal for Algeria peace under study
United Nations deliberations on Christian Pineau’s appeal for freedom and peace in Algeria proceed as Syria and Egypt signal possible rejection. Tunisia and Morocco officials guide cautious reactions while an official resolution for a peaceful, democratic settlement is awaited.
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Cold Wave Returns As Syracuse Faces Wintry Weather
Syracuse will plunge back into wintry conditions tonight and tomorrow as a 24 hour cold wave brings lower temperatures with possible showers or snow flurries. A New Orleans telegraph report notes a 33 degree low and a high near 38, with strong west to northwest winds. A Maryland case involves Sullivan's arrest after a farmstead blaze, a near 1400 foot setback, and a $20,000 bond set for Wyatt J. Arnett pending a hearing.
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Dead Driver Dies After High Speed Crash in Finehville
Police report a car traveling at excessive speed overturned four times, then struck an object in a farmer’s yard. The driver Arnett was ejected and died of a broken neck. Thanksgiving thefts included seven dressed turkeys a duck a hen and three fryers ready for delivery.
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Unclear Atlantic Dispatch on Nixon and Eisenhower Roles
Fragmented report references Nixon and Eisenhower opening day remarks at a California event. Mentions Florida diplomat Sullivan, a convicted burglar, and a Sunset Limited schedule. Includes scattered names like Hershel, Ginsberg, and Albert Ginsberg amid chaotic details of escapes, robbery, and police actions.
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Today’s Chuckle Tease Echoes Mixed Jokes
A fragmented humorous note hints at light wordplay and punchlines. The brief text suggests a casual, informal joke tone with altered phrases and unclear targets, leaving the exact setup and payoff hard to pin down.
Thor Jupiter Ordered Into Production in Missile Race
Washington reports the United States has entered two rival medium range missiles into production to match Soviet progress. Deputy Secretary Paus Quarles argued the country is neck and neck with Russia and aims to have the weapons ready within a year. A hearing noted the overall missile program lags behind Russia, with officials stressing urgency and readiness.
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Ike Goes to Church A Sudden Decision
President Eisenhower plans to attend church services after a brief stroke while doctors report further progress toward recovery. White House press secretary James Hagerty notes the President remains alert and is improving, with a Thanksgiving Day bulletin confirming his condition and continued care.
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Jet Spans U S Twice In Less Than 7 Hours
A U S Navy and Air Force record chase sees a Voodoo jet fly from Los Angeles to New York and back in under seven hours, setting speed records before a fatality at March Air Force Base. Nearby, a U S Marine officer dies in a training accident at Camp Lejeune, as other record efforts by Lt Gustav Kisling and Capt Street are noted.
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French Official Escapes Bullets in 1956 Paris Incident
The report details a Paris assassination attempt on a French official as U.S. figures weighed constitutional questions. Attorney General William P. Rogers and Secretary of State for Algerian Affairs debated delegation of presidential power after the shooting incident. President Eisenhower’s health and the constitutional amendments were discussed, with White House staff involvement and careful medical updates guiding the response.
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Plane Seen To Crash Over Catskills Near Rome NY
Reports from Margarettville New York that a plane en route from Griffiss Air Force Base Rome to nearby Newburgh was seen crashing in a rugged cliff area of the Catskill Mountains near Griffiss. Witnesses described flames as the aircraft went down and officials pledged search and confirmation efforts.
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