Russia Uses Allies To Spotlight U S Vulnerability
In Washington dispatches dated December 19, Russia presses friendly nations to test ties with the United States. Dulles returns from Paris after NATO talks as Moscow widens cold war pressure from Kabul to Asia, while the West seeks unity and a stronger radar network.
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Russians Return Home After Afghanistan Tour
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party Leader Nikita Khrushchev fly to the Soviet Union from Afghanistan after a tour that included India and Burma. They signed a 10 year extension of the 1931 non aggression pact with Afghanistan and promised aid projects including roads an airfield a hydroelectric dam and a 100 bed hospital.
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Bricker Enters Ohio Primary for 1956 Nomination
Columbus report states Sen. John W. Bricker of Ohio became the first actual candidate for the 1956 Republican presidential nomination, but the move is described as fulfilling a legal technicality.
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John W. Bricker
Michigan Name Derivation From An Indian Word
The name Michigan traces to an indigenous term rendered as Mishigamaw Michigama or Michigama meaning great water. The etymology reflects varied spellings used in historical sources and language interpretations.
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Love Finds Way Keeps Lights On In Rye
In Rye England on December 19 the town council extended street lighting by 45 minutes after last Hastings bus passengers complained of darkness. The lone rider on the final bus is often Clive Cutting whose girlfriend lives in Hastings, per Town Clerk Harold Wood.
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Two Girls Hit Business Peak With Pizzas
In Denton Texas Bianca's Pizza Bakery run by Nancy Barker and Barbara Cosgrove shows rapid early success. The North Texas State College graduates turned from teaching and English studies to bake about 50 pizzas daily in a cottage kitchen. They fixed on a special recipe after touring Dallas eateries and plan to import cheese herbs from Italy and ship in New Jersey boxes, dreaming of a European vacation and a future Italian restaurant.
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BEA offers round trip and one way Moscow flights
BEA offices began selling round trip and one way tickets to Moscow today. Negotiations with Aeroflot led to the service. Passengers fly BEA to Copenhagen and Stockholm then transfer to Soviet planes for final leg.
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Heart Foundation Leaders Named in Indianapolis
John Nash of Franklin was elected president of the Junior Board of the Indiana Heart Foundation. Jack Christie of Scottsburg became vice president and Jerry Augburn of Muncie was named secretary. Purdue seeks 20000 dollars yearly for three years to expand its heart disease research program, per executive director T A Kleckner after a meeting with the American Heart Assn. in Lafayette. He noted over 15000 Indiana deaths last year from heart disease.
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Muncie
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Purdue University
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American Heart Assn
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German Senate to Meet in Berlin for Unity Demonstration
The West German senate plans to meet in Berlin early next year as a display of unity with West Berlin. President Kai-Uwe Von Hassel announced the session, noting it will be the upper house's first gathering in the city.
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Lost pilot found after emergency landing near Louisville
A missing pilot re established radio contact with Bowman Field in Louisville yesterday. He had to make an emergency landing for gasoline on Indiana Highway 135, averting a search.
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Bowman Field
Cuban Parents Face 2 Days of Present Giving
Havana residents observe two gift giving holidays during Christmas season. Children receive gifts from Santa Claus on December 25 and from the Three Wise Men on January 6. The article notes a shift from Latin American tradition to United States style Christmas, with families gathering for Noche Buena and Misa del Gallo. The government plans 200,000 food packages plus a dollar to buy a pig for the feast and will distribute toys to poor children on January 6.
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Nehru signals India to establish ties with Outer Mongolia
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru announced India would establish diplomatic relations with Outer Mongolia within days. He supported admitting Japan and Outer Mongolia to the United Nations and praised Outer Mongolia as an independent country. He also backed Communist China for a U N seat.
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Two Hard Cases Battle It Out With Car Crane
CHICAGO Dec 19 Brooks Faulk a construction foreman 49 is feared by no one and Fire Captain Edwin Williams 41 is equally bold. Williams parked his auto and trailer beside the new Congress street expressway and refused to move despite Faulk who ordered a dozer operator to tear the car to pieces. The bucket crane operator Guy Hamm lifted the car three times the last lift sending it 20 feet before it crashed down. After police five squads questioned Faulk apologized and offered to pay for damages about 800. Faulk charged with disorderly conduct Hamm charged with malicious mischief and disorderly conduct.
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Edwin Williams
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Dynamite Bomb Rocks Fort Wayne Union Official Car
A dynamite bomb exploded beside an empty car of Kenneth McNeal, business agent of AFL-CIO Local 166, in a Fort Wayne parking lot. No injuries. windows shattered. a 1951 Studebaker severely damaged. Police see it as an attempt to intimidate the union. McNeal cites enemies among local members. Strong dynamite odor reported. no fragments found.
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Kenneth McNeal
A.F.L.C.1
Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 166
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