Dulles Aims Small Nations Support In Talks With Russia
Paris UDP Secretary of State John Foster Dulles seeks small-nation backing for a Western stand in talks with the Soviet Union. He arrives for an Atlantic Pact meeting to coordinate strategy with Eden Bidault and Adenauer and to discuss the Bermuda conference plan for atomic control.
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Anthony Eden
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Several Yuletide Parties Planned At County Home
Lorain County Home residents await a string of Christmas events starting next week. Elyria Y teen group decorates the tree, Mary Lee Tucker party features entertainment and Santa with gifts, and additional Dec 20 21 23 activities include church groups, Air Force Mothers, and a Red Cross program.
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Santa Claus
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el Rey Grotto
Arsenal Jet Trainer Crashes Near Ravenna Arsenal
In Ravenna Ohio a Air Force T 32 trainer piloted by Maj Haerty Pitchiko bailed out before crashing near the Ravenna Army arsenal amid stockpiles. He was treated for minor bruises and no property damage was reported. An Air Force investigation followed, with fuel shortage suspected.
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Polio Vaccine Trials Planned In 200 Counties
New York Newspiece reports Dr. Hart Van Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces that scientific screening of every U S county is underway to select about 200 counties for upcoming polio vaccine trials. Trials set for the week of February 8 with county names to be released early next month. Selection factors include past polio incidence, June through September epidemic rates, age group risk, health facilities for inoculations, and socioeconomic and geographic diversity.
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Professions Ranked by NZ Public Opinion at Victoria Univ
A Victoria University Wellington poll shows doctors leading the importance ranking, followed by lawyers, company directors, business managers, clergy and accountants. The results reflect public views on professional roles in New Zealand society.
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New Zealand
Men and Women Can Shop Separately In Elyria Tonight
Elyria merchants stage a one night event titled Lets Make a Date To Separate to ease shopping tensions between the sexes. From 7 to 9 p m Saturday December 12 seventeen stores will tailor service to the opposite sex while not excluding regular customers. Participating men oriented stores include Babin Furs Co C H Merthe Co Inskeep Shop The Style Center Bersons The Fay Co Career Shop Genna s The Fashion Shop and Georgia Huntington. Women oriented stores include The Bell Co The Fitch Co The Men s Shop The Toggery Harry s Men s Wear The Loomis Camera Co and Altman and Ackerman.
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Hall plan to kill kidnap partner foiled
ST LOUIS MO Former Police Shoulders says kidnap slayer Carl Austin Hall told him plans to murder his partner Bonnie Brown Heady in the same crime The Globe Democrat quoted Shoulders after Hall was captured in a St Louis hotel room Heady was identified as involved in the Bobby Greenlease case Hall called Mrs Heady nothing but a drunken bum and planned to kill her if not caught The officer and patrolman Dolan faced charges for neglect of duty and filing a false report in the case.
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Christmas Party Gifts To Go To Children's Camp
Officials of the Northern Ohio District National Screw Machine Products Association announce a Christmas party to be held Tuesday at Hotel Carter in Cleveland. Attendees are asked to bring a gift for a boy or girl to be sent to the Children's Fresh Air Camp. Reservations will determine age levels for gift distribution. Each gift will include a poem, with prizes for best poems. The program features cocktails at 6 30 p m buffet dinner at 8 and a floor show with Santa Claus reading poems on the gifts and further dancing.
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Cleveland
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Punch Recipe Offered for Office Christmas Parties
Rev. Earnest C. Paris executive director of the United Temperance Movement of Wisconsin offered a punch recipe for office Christmas parties. The mix included tomato juice orange juice grape juice and ginger ale. He said the ginger ale has a sufficient kick as far as the ia concerned.
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Dean's Final Offer In Korean Negotiations Is Sent To UN Members
The United Nations circulated Dean's final Korean peace proposal to 60 member governments at the U.S. request, portraying it as a strong effort to end the Panmunjom talks. The Reds rejected it, insisting on Russia as a neutral participant, and Dean ended talks after Communist accusations of perfidy. Madame Pandit, departing for India, expects to return for a possible UN assembly convocation to address Korea and UN policy.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
UN Assembly
United States
Arthur Dean
Washington
Kenneth Young
Young
Hope Slim For Steady Rate Of Draft Calls
Washington officials said a steady monthly draft rate is unlikely in the near term as calls swing with changing enlistments and policy. Defense Secretary Wilson announced a February call of 18,000 for the Army, down 5,000 from prior levels, in an interim measure tied to a 140,000 man manpower cut for the fiscal year. Officials expect fluctuations into spring with possible upticks next summer and autumn but not to 45,000.
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Nine Believed Killed In B 36 Bomber Crash
EL PASO Texas bodies of nine men were to be taken from the wreckage of a B 36 atomic bomber that slammed into Mount Franklin near Biggs Air Force Base in zero visibility. Air police guarded the site as daylight revealed a burned wreckage. At Carswell Air Force Base four crew members had survived a prior B 36 crash in England.
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Timing Not Right Jail Could Eat Turkey Feast
Fred Weems aged 53 told police he staged vagrancy to join the jail Christmas feast. Judge Leonard P. Walsh sentenced him to remain in jail until December 24, the day before Christmas.
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Fred Weems
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Leonard P. Walsh
Stevenson Plans Major Policy Speech Tonight
Adlai E. Stevenson will deliver a nationally televised policy address at 11 p.m. EST before 4000 party leaders in Philadelphia. He may touch on McCarthy attacks but avoids mudslinging, as foreign trade taxes farm policy and foreign affairs are seen as campaign themes for 1954. The Jefferson Jackson Day dinner at Bellvue Stratford caps a day of Atlantic States Conference panel discussions with Eleanor Roosevelt and other leaders.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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West Virginia
Chester Bowles
India
Frances Perkins
Labor
Offer To Divide Atomic Stockpile With Allies Seen
Washington reports indicate the United States may show European NATO partners how tactical atomic weapons could be placed in their hands. The plan would require congressional approval, with discussions likely in Paris at the NATO Council of Ministers meeting led by Secretary of State Charles Wilson. Observers expect NATO to boost next year’s financial commitments to strengthen air power and weapons programs.
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Airline pilots defer strike against Piedmont Airlines
Air labor action by ALPA was postponed as pilots agreed to let the National Mediation Board seek a settlement. Clarence N. Sayen was to meet with the board amid the delay. Piedmont serves 34 cities across Mississippi Virginia North and South Carolina Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and more.
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National Mediation Board
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Second Chicago Board Member Is Held For Bribery
FBI agents seized a Chicago draft board member for soliciting a bribe. Thomas J. Slattery, 42, was arrested at his home. Allan K. Wattman, 62, head of the board, was arrested Friday and charged with receiving a $300 bribe to defer skilled machinists in north side plants. Slattery works in a machine shop.
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Prisoners To Attend Interviews In Panmunjom Talks
Twenty two unrepatriated American prisoners agreed to attend come home interviews as Allied authorities prepared to begin long delayed talks. Indian General Thimayya said he expected cooperation and that six interviews would start with one prisoner at a time. Maj Edward Moorer will interview the first prisoner as the team coordinates backgrounds and photos.
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Tacoma
Wash
Moorer
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Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
Tokyo
Thimayya
Jon
ROK
Rewards Offered For Slayer Of Hartford Girl
Rewards totaling 750 are offered today for information leading to the arrest of the strangler of 11-year-old Irene Fiederowicz. Police seek any witness who saw the child after she left a grocery store Wednesday evening between 8 and 10 p m. Mayor Delucco orders enforcement of the 1945 ordinance barring unaccompanied children under 14 on the streets after 9 p m and plans to add 25 police for foot patrols.
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Corm
Irene Fiederowicz
Hartford Courant
Nicholas Faenza
Irene
Dominick Delucco
West Point Defends Taylor Speech Amid McCarthy Inquiry
Washington The Military Academy at West Point defends inviting Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor to address cadets despite Sen. McCarthy’s demand for disclosure of the inviter. Maj. Gen. Irving says the forum could not probe loyalty given Taylor’s war record and rank. Taylor, a former war crimes prosecutor, criticized McCarthy’s radar lab investigations as dangerous to morale. Irving says Taylor spoke mainly in the final minutes and notes the cadet forum is voluntary.
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Fort Monmouth
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