Khrushchev and Bulganin Demand European Security Pact
Soviet leaders denounce Western policies and urge a general European security system. Khrushchev attacks NATO as a block against peace and condemns Baghdad Pact and SEATO as new forms of colonialism while praising steps toward easing tensions in 1955.
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Finland
Geneva
New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Hungary
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Asia
Oklahoma City BB Bandits Fire Air Rifles After Christmas
Police respond to over 40 complaints from Monday as young shooters terrorize neighborhoods with air rifles Santa left. City ordinance bans BB gun use inside limits. detective Ralph Richards quips for bad weather.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Claus
Khrushchev mocks Dulles Goa remark at Portugal jab
Khrushchev ridiculed Dulles over Portugal's Goa and India territories as he argued against U S claims. He mocked U S logic by saying the United States would be Britain’s dominion if followed. The exchange drew laughter from delegates.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
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Portugal
India
Goa
Israeli Troops Repulse Egyptian Crossings Near Gaza
Israeli military spokesman said Egyptian soldiers crossed the armistice line and occupied a hill on the Israel side of the Gaza strip, then were driven off with rifles machineguns and heavy mortar fire. There were no Israeli casualties.
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Foreign Ministry
Edson L. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Team
Walter Fytan
Israel Foreign Ministry
Palestine Truce Group
Egypt
U. N
Dag Hammarskijold
Letters Issued on Lon Lee Estate
Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien granted letters of administration on the Lon Lee estate. The estate lists $12,500 in real property and $194,850 in personal property. Heirs include widow Mrs. Lora Lee, Ruth Sutton, Richard P. Lee, and Paul R. Lee. Richard Lee named administrator with a $194,000 bond. H DeWitt Owen named counsel.
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John F. O'Brien
Lora Lee
Hinsdale
Ruth Sutton
Glendale
California
Richard P. Lee
South Twentieth Street
Terre Haute
Paul R. Lee
Chicago
Richard Lee
H. DeWitt Owen
Eleven Missing Men Return Safely After Yokohama Storm
Eleven fishermen rescued at Yokohama after a savage Monday storm. Coast guard cutters and helicopters still search for 64 more fishermen and sailors from 17 distressed ships. Four remain missing, one wrecked and one abandoned.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Coast Guard
Reappraisal Of Foreign Aid Policy Planned
Senator Walter F. George said Congress should seriously reexamine the foreign aid program in 1956. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he noted growing sentiment in Congress to trim economic aid, even as the administration plans a roughly 200 million dollar increase for next year’s aid budget.
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Washington
Walter F. George
D.-Ga
Congress
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Death cheats mother at mayoral swearing in
Rushville Indiana December 29 Death robbed Mrs. Zelpha Morgan 76 of the chance to witness her son William Morgan sworn in as mayor of Rushville She died unexpectedly Wednesday The funeral will be held Saturday morning two hours before the mayor elect is inaugurated at City Hall ceremonies.
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Rushville
Ind
Zelpha Morgan
Administration seeks large foreign aid push reduces near term funds
The administration proposes 4.9 billion in new foreign aid funding, mostly for future years, versus 2.7 billion Congress appropriates this year. George, after initial skepticism, says a serious reevaluation is likely once the administration explains its program to Congress, following telephoned briefings from John Foster Dulles and Rowland R. Hughes.
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George
John Foster Dulles
Rowland R. Hughes
Washington
Marie Pamela Hunt
A.P. Wirephoto
Relief Aid Surges After California Oregon Floods
The Red Cross estimates five million dollars will fund immediate family aid in northern California and southern Oregon. Governor Knight pledged one million dollars in federal funds for rapid rehabilitation after observing extreme property damage in Santa Cruz. Food and backlogged mail were airlifted to Humboldt County and Eureka area as Civil Defense Admin centers opened in multiple cities.
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Red Cross
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Oregon
Knight
Santa Cruz
Humboldt County
Eureka
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Eisenhower
Santa Rosa
Stockton
Yuba City
Reno
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