Italians Urge French Support in German Rearmament Debate
Paris reports show Italian Christian Democratic Party urging Catholic members of the French National Assembly to back Premier Mendes France as he fights to win confidence votes shaping West German rearmament within a Western alliance. Informants say Rome pressed the Popular Republicans to sway the decision, with the outcome hinging on 38 vote margin and MRP splits.
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Talian
Christian Democratic Party
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes
France
Popular
Publicans
MRP
West Germany
Lahan
Robert Schuman
NATO
Ike Dulles Hold Brief on French Crisis
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles held a 31 minute conference on the French crisis. Reports from Paris indicated the crucial defense vote in the French assembly would come after 3 p.m. EST. Hagerty said no resignation was submitted and dismissed a false report.
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Einenhower
John Foster Dulles
Paris
White Tiguse
Dulles
Exsentower
Aye
White Trouse
James C. Hagerty
Wiite House
Cate
Tretary
Charles E. Wil
Ins
Hagerty
Weather notes and Dr. Sheppard birthday in jail
Northeastern weather forecast shows cloudy, windy, colder today with highs near 32 and possible snow sleet tonight. Snow may end as rain tomorrow with a cooler night. In Cleveland, Dr Samuel H Sheppard spends his 31st birthday in jail with limited visiting hours and no special privileges. his family expresses little hope for gifts or comforts. Local notices include a dining ad for Sheffield Restaurant and an equipment firm listing.
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Onion
Iebron
Raymond
iShall
Freeport
Bowes
State Highway Patrol
Adelbert
Menzer
Pataskala
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Colombo Leaders Extend Invite to 25 Nations for Parley
Five Asiatic premiers announce invitations to 25 nations including Red China and Japan for an African Asian conference in Indonesia next April. Nations listed include Afghanistan Cambodia Central Africa China Egypt Iran Iraq Japan Jordan Libya Saudi Arabia Thailand Turkey Vietnam Yemen and others.
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Indonesia
Red China
Japan
China
Israel
Colombo
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Joan Ndelawala
Ceylon
Uo Nu
Burma
Nsteg
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Afiicar
Ethiopia
Gold Coast
Iran
Traq
Jordana
Libya
Fammes
Thailand
Turkey
North
Vi Nam
Viet Nam
Yemen
Rhodesia
Nagasaland
Africa
Asia
Taos
Lebanon
Traffic Deaths Forecast for New Year Holiday Weekend
The National Safety Council projected 340 traffic fatalities in the New Year weekend, covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. President Ned H. Dearborn urged safe driving to avoid a repeat of the Christmas holiday peak of 380 deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Fredas
Ned
H. Dearborn
Council
Dulles Named Man of Year by Time Editors
John Foster Dulles named Time magazine Man of the Year for 1954. Editors cite his decisive role on international politics and his extensive diplomatic missions as key to the selection.
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New York
Jo John Foster Dulles
Time Faring
Prolonged Cold Spell Predicted Across Ohio
A prolonged cold spell is forecast for Ohio with temperatures near or below freezing for several days. Snow flurries and a sharp drop expected as a low pressure system tracks northeast, causing slick roads in parts of the state. In Beckley West Virginia authorities report four drownings from an open-water lake incident at a recreational park.
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International
Ohio
Mercury
Ingram
Canada
Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Cleveland Auto Club
Vwrcinity
Chardon
Raleigh
Chicago
Denver
Les Iesidents
Angeles
Ami
Beckley
Len Tord Cox
John G .Ward
Sullivan
Donald Nichols
Cool Ridge
Violet Shaf‘Tor
Lester
Hammarskjold Heads to Peiping for Airmen Release
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold departs for Peiping to press China for the release of 11 imprisoned American airmen on spy charges. He will meet with Chou En Lai and likely confer with British and Indian leaders on securing freedom for all detained airmen and easing tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Chou En-La
Hammarsfjeld
Anthony Eden
Ping
Mind Clears Sam Says Attacker's Features Returning
Cleveland physician Dr Samuel H Sheppard tells family and friends that the attacker’s features are returning to him and may help identify the killer of Marilyn Sheppard. Reports say he has named a suspect and a possible woman accomplice while awaiting more precise evidence. The story notes his birthday and discusses a potential truth serum test, with police reviewing a nail polish clue.
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Cleveland, C
Samuel H. Sheppard
Viartion
Cleveland’ Press
Sam Cers
Marilyn
Iefemis
Richard A. Sheppard
Bay Village
Sam
Cuyiahoga County
Yau
Sheppard
Richard N. Sheppard
James McArthur
Romeo Building Two Additions At $75,000 Cost
Elyria’s Lear Inc Romeo Division plans two plant additions costing 875,000 to be completed by mid February. The project adds about 17 000 square feet of space and 2 000 square feet more office area linking Taylor Street and Aube Road. Harold C. Andrus says the expansion is part of a long range growth program with a modest immediate employment rise focused on engineering. Lear also advances other building programs at Grand Rapids Michigan and Los Angeles California.
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Elyria
Romeo Division
Lear, Inc
Harold C. Andrus
Oeeran Remely Va Tye
Andrus
New Fear
Romeo
Colsan Corp
Gardes
Weddi RK
Ania
Manufactur! Ca
Bomec
Pariang
Taylor St
Aube Rd
Uromeo
Enuiney
Remec
Lear
Grand Rapid. Mos
LearCal Diverso
Los Angeles
Cleveland Firm Plans Expansion into Electronics Markets
Thompson Products announced plans to spend about 16 million dollars on capital improvements next year. Approximately four to five million will go to plants in the Greater Cleveland area to push into new electronics and aircraft markets. Thompson operates 18 divisions and plants across 14 cities including Ohio, Virginia, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri, California, and Canada.
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Cleveland
Upi
Thompson
Greater
Ohio
Where To Turn Safe Driver Honored First In Series
A fragment mentions awards for a Safe Driver program and notes a fatal stabbing case nearby. The text also references Wellington banker Charles W. Horr’s death at 82 and a Elyria fish market ad with contact details.
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Charles W. Horr
Wellington
Wien Ees
Amherst Comics
Toems
Lorain News
Oberlin
Minimum Wage Hike Predicted by Senator Morse
Washington United Press report quotes Sen. Wayne Morse predicting Congress will raise the minimum wage to at least one dollar an hour and broaden coverage to more workers. Morse argues a raise would relieve service workers and create a ripple effect boosting purchasing power, while signaling strength against Communist critics.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Congress
Oregon Independent
Marse
Sotirees
Eisenhower Eyes Pay Boost and Higher Postal Rates
President Eisenhower plans to ask Congress for federal pay raises and higher postal rates as part of a broader package. A proposed three cent mail rate would rise to four cents, then seven cents an ounce, under the administration plan. The package includes a new pay structure for federal workers and the armed forces reserve program, with a projected cost of about one billion dollars. If the French Chamber's vote aligns with U S policy, Eisenhower will issue a prompt praise. otherwise he plans to brief Dulles and return to the capital.
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Augusta
Sasenhawer
Congress
Mt Jar Vt
House
Senate
James C. Harerby
White House
Chamber of Deputies
Eisenhower
Tle Wall
Taise Snl
Admirtration
Armed Forces Reserve
Yaperty
Ap Bracke
John Fostter Dulles
Washington
Bender Returns Funds To Treasury From Committee Action
In Cleveland Ohio Senator George H. Bender returned to the Treasury seven thousand five hundred three? of a one hundred seventeen dollars and nine cents appropriation used by his congressional sub-committee on labor racketeering. He said unfinished business remained and that the next Congress would continue the inquiry.
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Cleveland
O.up
George H. Bender
Treasury
Congressional
Bonier
House
Bender
Congress
Roads Clear as Heavy Rain Bypasses State
The Highway Department reported today that most roads are slippery near Char den but clear elsewhere. Rain fell south of a line from Delaware to Mullersburg and Lishas, with clear conditions beyond.
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Columbus
Hhghwas Department
Charden
Amendments To State Gas Tax Law Foreseen
Ohio plans sweeping changes to its gas tax law following an attorney general opinion that gasoline buyers may qualify for a five cent per gallon state tax rebate if the fuel is used in other states. The issue moves to the legislature, with proposals to tax by purchase for passenger cars to prevent border-area misuse.
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Columbus
ENS
Ohio
Opinien
Willon O'Neill
Stanley C
Bowers
Jn Cincinmati
O'Neil
Mannay
Cincinnati
Rehab
Kentucky
Boyers
American Trucking Association
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