U.S. Arms Plan Debated as Britain Tests End
Harold Stassen unveils a U.S. disarmament plan aiming for a first step toward worldwide limits. Britain declares its hydrogen bomb tests complete, and a UN subcommittee negotiates a phased path to halt nuclear tests, inspections, and curbs on fissionable materials.
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London
Harold E. Stassin
U.S
Britain
Eisenhower
Christmas Island
Ministry of Supply
United States
Russia
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen Ftate
Johnson
Executive Branch
Stassen
Arctic
UN committee charges barbarism in Hungary
A five nation United Nations probe accuses Soviet troops of barbaric acts during Hungary’s October November uprising. The report credits Hungarian freedom fighters but says Soviet intervention prevented victory. The document labels the USSR as aggressor and warns of new uprisings if Moscow continues to suppress Hungary.
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Zurich
Switzerland
United Nations
N. Y
INS
Hungary
Wa “Ags
Moscow
Red Army
United People
Hun
Gary
U. N
Humphrey Stock Holdings Cited As Example Of Benefits
Treasury Secretary George Humphrey’s 1953 stock holdings are urged as proof of benefits from administration money policies. Sen. Gore says tight money aids large corporations. Sen. Carlson argues rising stock values show affluent conditions. Humphrey warns against unchecked spending as Senate probe continues. Byrd accuses him of misleading statements.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
George Humphrey
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
GOP
Frank Carlson
Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D. Va
Weather Report for Northeast and Northwest Ohio
Fair today tonight and Friday with temperatures ranging from 64 to 75 expected Wednesday. Precipitation 0.47 inch in the last 24 hours ending Wednesday afternoon. Humidity readings in the 52 58 percent range with sunrise at 4 58 a m and moonrise Friday at 1 06 a m. Lake Erie winds shift from west southwest to southwesterly. fair conditions prevail.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lions 413 7 Club Carn Screatior Jyal
Fragmentary OCR notes report a local event with Lions club and bus reference. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text. No clear persons dates or places can be confirmed from available readable phrases.
Big League Expansion Talk Called
Baseball commissioner Ford Frick said he has summoned minor league officials to a conference on expansion of the major leagues. He indicated reclassification and upgrading of minor league clubs will be discussed, and explored whether expansion means new clubs or a third major league, or both.
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Washington
INL
Ford Frick
Frick
Where To Turn Grotto Band Scores Second National
Grotto band from EL REY earns second place in a national competition. Area Scouts name members of three troops for the national jamboree. Elyria Democrats report 594 new members as campaign closes with a rally. Fry Friday features a St Joseph Book on Cleveland Ave in Amherst with 4:30 carryout.
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EL Rey
Elyria Democrats
Tion
New St. Joseph
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
Fire at National Tube Co. Roll Shop in Lorain Causes Over Million in Damages
A blaze at the National Tube Co. roll shop in Lorain caused more than a million dollars in damage, with the attic and second floor collapsing. The fire started in the ladies lunchroom of the tabulating department and spread rapidly, aided by wind and a ruptured gas line. No workers were inside. several were treated for smoke and debris injuries.
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Lorain
C-T
National Tube Co
Alfred G. Nickley
Nickley
NTC
Joss
IBM
Tom L. Johnson Steel Co
Johnstown
Paul Katonak
Karvin Ford
Bruno Rositano
Lightning Kills 2 Guardsmen at Fort Bragg bivouac
Two Kannapolis National Guardsmen died after separate lightning strikes hit the Fort Bragg bivouac area during an electrical storm. Forty eight soldiers were injured, four hospitalized. The dead were Pfe Arthur Belton Norris Jr, 19, and Sir Walter Lee Milan, 26.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
INS
Kannapolis
30Th Division
North Carolina National Guard
Fort Bragg Military Reservation
Army
Pfe Arthur Belton Norris Jr
Sir Walter Lee Milan
Diplomat's Daughter and Senate Page Return in West Virginia Case
Christina Wennerstrom daughter of a Swedish diplomat and Hew Williams Senate page were found in Allenwood after eloping to West Virginia and Canada. They had been married, were stopped for speeding, and held until their parents arrived. Williams and Christina showed as typical high school sweethearts, with Sweden's embassy cautious about the marriage before schooling.
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Williamsport
Christina Wennerstrom
Congressional
Hew Williams
West Virginia
Canada
Allenwood
Here
Montoursville State Police
Williams
Route
Christina
Stig Wennerstrom
Sweden
Wennerstroms
Robert Gorman
Clifford
Williams O'Neill
L. . R. Foulkrod
Stock- Hholm
Senate
Cow Report Delayed Sleepy Cattle Mystery
Verona Italy AP A farmer Sante Pighellini 85 found his cow asleep in his bed delaying report of the animal's disappearance. The incident occurred on a Wednesday as he prepared to notify authorities.
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Verona
Italy
Sante Pighellini
House Committee Cuts Postal Budget in Historic Cutbacks
The committee slashed the postal budget by 162 million dollars amid a push to curb costs. They endorsed reduced Saturday deliveries in business districts and other reforms including abolishing postal money orders and limiting bulk mail, aiming for substantial yearly savings and questioning the postmaster general's timing.
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Summerfield
Arthur Samilon
Merfield
Congress
U.S
UN plan to nullify Korea truce sparks uncertain moves
The UN Command summoned Communists to Panmunjom for a meeting as reports say the 1953 armistice could be nullified. The move would contest the ceasefire while noting North Korea's alleged modern weapon buildup and calls for new U.S. atomic capabilities in Asia.
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Korea
United Nation
Panmunjom
Per- Hebert
U. N
U.S
Japan
Panmun
Joo
North Korea
Nam Tt
William K. Harrison Jr
U.S. Army
U.N
South Korea
Russia
United States
Okinawa
Formosa
Early Ruling Sought in Girard Case by Justice Dept
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court for immediate review of the GI William Girard case, bypassing the appeals court. It seeks early consideration to avoid worsening U S Japanese relations and said it will file arguments within days and present them at the court's earliest date.
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INS
Justice Department
Supreme Court
GI William
Girard
Japan
High Court
U.S
Chronicle Telegram Classifieds Sell It Fast
Readers can turn unused items into cash with Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads. Any item including fans freezers ranges or washers can be listed for sale. For ad writers call 4751 to place an ad quickly and reach buyers.
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