Eisenhower to Address U.N. on Atomic Peace Bid
A high diplomatic source says President Eisenhower will use the U.N. General Assembly speech to unveil new proposals to break the East West deadlock over atomic energy. The 2 p.m. MST address marks an unprecedented U.N. visit and follows Truman’s 1949 call for joint atomic control and disarmament deliberations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
World Organization
Hammarskjold
U.S
Truman
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Prisoner Problem Triggers Three Way Snarl
The fate of more than 22,000 anti Red prisoners after January 22 has stalled plan renewal as Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya of India seeks guidance from his government. He suggests joint decisions by Reds and the UN Command if armistice steps fail. Maj. Gen. Julius K. Lacey says prisoners must be released automatically after January 22 if no Korea peace talks address them. North Korean Gen. Lee Sang Cho calls for a 90 day extension.
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Panmunjom
K. S. Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Reds
U.N
Julius K. Lacey
Military Armistice Commission
Lee Sang Cho
Butte Council Receives Insurance Bid Proposals
Three bids were opened for citywide insurance on all city owned vehicles excluding fire equipment. Clerk Beryl Wilson noted the low bid count in years and no action was taken. Aldermen will review bids next Monday and the Dec. 16 regular meeting will select one bid from Deshler Veatch Agency Montana Insurance Co. and Graham Insurance Co., all Butte firms.
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Butte
Beryl Wilson
Deshler-Veatch Agency
Montana _ Insurance Co
Graham Insurance Co
Dan J. Kinsellla
Tim J. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
White House
Kinsella
Alex McDonald
Emmett Malone
Neal Leary
Pete Sodja
Joe Simonich
Frank Moran
Joe Kissock
John Lindquist
Tom Carrig
Tornado Stricken City Buries Its Dead
Vicksburg Mississippi begins to bury its dead after Saturday's tornado disaster. Federal Civil Defense administrator Catherine Howard arrived as President Eisenhower ordered federal aid consideration. Three thousand workers and 500 trucks moved wreckage in a race to recover victims, with 12 of 30 dead already buried and the search for others continuing amid collapsing structures and new health risks. Kay Warren, 17, a clerk, was found among the victims.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Catherine Howard
Federal Civil Defense
Washington
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Kay Warren
Wilson forecasts modest 10 percent cut in noncombat forces
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told reporters in Indianapolis that shifts from heavy military production will be gradual to preserve business conditions. He projected a possible 10 percent reduction in noncombat armed forces next fiscal year without weakening fighting strength and noted Air Force gains but pilot shortages remain. Wilson also outlined NATO Defense Council talks in Paris and highlighted threats from a super sonic bomber and submarines, citing Russia's fleet and postwar submarine facilities.
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Indianapolis
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Paris
NATO Defense Council
Air Force
Russia
Tuesday Weather Bring Warmer temps Across Montana
Cold unseasonable air eased Monday with subzero readings in western valleys. Tuesday forecasters expect clearing skies, little chance of new snow, and daytime highs about five degrees warmer than Monday with overnight lows around 10 below in high valleys. Snow totals were modest in Missoula Drummond and Lewistown, with roads gradually improving as melt resumed on several routes in western and central Montana.
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Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Treasure State
Continental Divide
Missoula
Drummond
Lewistown
Butte
Kalispell
Havre
West Yellowstone
Dillon
Belgrade
Whitehall
Miles City
Broadus
Montana Automobile Assn
Court Suspends Sentences on Polygamists
KINGMAN Ariz Twenty six leaders of the uprooted Short Creek polygamy colony were given suspended sentences Monday by Superior Court Judge Robert A Tullar who warned he would send them to the penitentiary if they returned to plural marriage The judge said we will stamp out polygamy in this state You are a band of forlorn men soon to be forgotten The 26 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit open and notorious co habitation Similar charges against seven others were dismissed The sentences run until December 1 1954 and the judge urged rehabilitation while condemning their defiance of the law He rejected their religious defense and cited Genesis to refute polygamy
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Kingman
Ariz
Short Creek
Superior Court
Robert A. Tullar
Tullar
Arizona
Utah
Israel's Premier Resigns Ben Gurion Steps Down
Israel's premier David Ben Gurion resigns. Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett becomes acting premier and accuses the United States of bias toward Arab sensitivities, warning it harms peace in the Middle East. President Izhak Ben Zvi schedules interviews with party leaders to form a cabinet.
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Jerusalem
David Ben- Gurion
Israel
Moshe Sharett
United States
Knesset
Izhak Benzvi
Sharett
Gift Spotter prompts calmer Christmas shopping ideas
The Gift-Spotter in the Wanted Section offers ideas to avoid frantic last minute shopping. Al's Photo is highlighted as a favorite Santa store advertising in the Gift-Spotter this year.
Chinese blame United States for Korean crisis at UN
Chinese foreign minister Chou En-lai accused the United States of provoking the Korean crisis and urged the United Nations General Assembly to act. He warned that ignoring the danger would deepen global tensions and turn the UN into a tool of U.S. policy, while pressing for a Korean peace conference under Red China terms. The remarks followed a recent UN General Assembly vote criticized by Beijing.
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Tokyo
Red China
United Nations
United States
U.N
Chou En-lai
United Nations General Assembly
Chou
General Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
Teens Held in Slaying Of Manufacturer In Downtown Fight
Three Los Angeles youths aged 17 to 19 were jailed on suspicion of murder after a brutal downtown street fight left William D. Cluff 56, Hollywood, owner of Western Chemical and Manufacturing Co., dead from a massive cerebral hemorrhage. Marine Pfc John W. Moore 18 and David W. Kurth 18 witnessed the attack. a fourth youth is being sought as police probe juvenile gang activity and the mayor orders a full investigation.
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Los Angeles
William D. Cluff
Hollywood
Western Chemical & Manufacturing Co
Frederick Newbarr
Cluff
Richard D. Venegas
Robert Marquez
Fernando Lozano
Pfc
John W. Moore
Camp Pendleton
Calif
David W. Kurth
Moore
Norris Poulson
William Parker
Parker
Montana Weather Forecast With Snow Showers
The forecast notes fair conditions on Tuesday with rising clouds Tuesday night and snow showers Wednesday. Temperatures rise with highs around 30 to 40 in western Montana and similar values east of the divide. Winds strengthen in the west on Wednesday, and period highs reach 38 or 40 depending on location.
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Montana
Divide
Big Three End Bermuda Talks with Joint Peace Aims
The Big Three Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel ended their Bermuda conference agreeing on measures to solve shared problems. They stressed solidarity and the North Atlantic Treaty as the foundation of policy and pledged continued support for France in Indochina. Aimed for peace, the talks extended to a possible Berlin meeting with Molotov.
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Tucker‘s Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Mid-Ocean Club
New York
U.N. Assembly
Georges Bidault
Laniel
Moscow
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Berlin
Indochina
Bidault
France
Vietminh Regimen 42 Loses 700 Men at Gia Loc
Vietminh forces retreated under heavy French artillery and air bombardment after a failed assault on Gia Loc, near a vital highway supplying arms to French Union forces. Moroccan troops, outnumbered up to 30 to 1, held the fort amid hand to hand fighting until a French mobile rescue column arrived. Brig. Gen. Agostini reported about 127 Vietminh bodies around the post.
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Gia Loc
Indochina
Rene Cogny
Pierre Agostini
Hai Duong
Two Are Killed as Iranians Fire on Students
Tehran University saw deadly clashes when troops fired on anti British student demonstrators, mostly Communist, killing two and wounding another while 30 were arrested. Government said students tried to disarm soldiers during protests allied with renewed British ties. Security tightened across the capital as Ayatollah Kashani urged action.
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Tehran
Tehran University
Fazollah Zahedi
Britain
Farhad Dadsetan
Ayatollah Kashani
London
Italian Yugoslav frontier returns to normal as troops withdraw
Troop withdrawal from the Italian Yugoslav frontier speeds to completion with about 62,000 troops, including 22,000 Italians and 40,000 Yugoslavs, pulling back from Trieste tensions. Italy announces resumption of strategic material exports to Yugoslavia while five nation conference plans remain unsettled. Diplomatic observers note Bermuda proposals press for Italy to join first, with Yugoslavia awaiting reply.
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Gorizia
Italy
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Giuseppe Pella
Rome
Bermuda
France
Britain
United States
Free Territory
Zone A
U.S
Belgrade
U S Envoy Proposes Korean Peace Parley at Geneva
US envoy Arthur H. Dean presented a full draft for a Korean peace conference at Geneva inviting interested nations as non voting neutrals. The plan, identical to Soviet proposals save for Russia’s neutral status and who counts as neutrals, aims for a 28 to 42 day meeting window after Panmunjom talks.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Dean
Russia
Alan Winnington
Red
Korea
Dental group urges end to bribing kids with sweets
Passaic County Dental Society in Paterson asked New Jersey doctors to quit bribing young patients with lollypops. The society argued the candy eases crying but harms teeth and forwarded the resolution to the New Jersey Medical Society for consideration.
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Paterson
N.J
Passaic County Dental Society
New Jersey
Dental Society
New Jersey Medical Society
Jury Recommends Murder Charge Against Man in Family Slaying
CHICAGO A coroner's jury urged a murder charge against Vincent Ciucci 28 for the killings of his wife Anne 28 and children Virginia 8 Angeline 4 Vincent Jr. 9. The fire left charred bodies and police said they were shot before the blaze. State's Atty. Gutknecht announced plans to seek indictments Wednesday.
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Chicago
Vincent Ciucci
Anne Ciucci
Virginia
Angeline
Vincent Jr
Ciucci
Carol Amora
John Gutknecht
Gutknecht
U.N. Postpones Debate on Korean Problem
The 60 nation U N General Assembly Political Committee approved a plan to postpone debate on Korea indefinitely to avoid jeopardizing Panmunjom talks. The 55 to 0 vote included backers like Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and the Western Allies. Russia abstained. The plan allows recess rather than a full adjournment, with President Pandit to reconvene if developments warrant or a majority calls for it.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Lodge
VY. K. Krishna Menon
India
Assembly
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
U.N. Menon
Pandit
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