French Officials Skeptical of Stalin's Talk
French officials said world peace is not the affair of two men or two countries as they commented on Stalin's openness to meeting Eisenhower. A foreign office spokesman urged coordinated efforts and rights respect, hoping a meeting could yield a broader reunion and a united democratic Europe.
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Stalin
Paris
Russia
Eisenhower
Foreign Office
United States
New York Times
Alaskan dogs in presidential inaugural parade
Washington U P reports thirty one marching units from 18 states have been approved for the January 20 inaugural parade. A team of six Alaska dogs will march, while Ed ward R Carr says negotiations continue for more bands and units. Officials also consider floats in the parade line.
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U.P
Alaska
Edward R. Carr
Two Regent Open Seats Stir Arizona Politics
Governor Pyle faces possible reappointment for Regents as January terms end. Tucson figures Jacome Mathews among contenders while Harold Steinfeld Corbett and John Sakrison named as potential rivals. Interim committee to meet January 3 to review tax and education plans. City primary deadline December 29 with several mayoral and council candidates listed. Correction notes Joseph Riley misreported in precinct race.
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Tucson
Board of Regents
Alex Jacome
William R. Mathews
GOP
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Mathews
Harold Steinfeld
Hi Corbett
John Sakiison
Pyle
Joseph Riley
Riley
Pima County
Military Eyes Medics Again
The Defense Department lowered physical requirements to reexamine about 4,000 doctors dentists and veterinarians previously rejected for service. It aims to expand use of medical personnel in selective service and reserve roles without lowering care quality and notes a saving equal to 4,000 doctors freed from non medical duties. Deaths among wounded receiving treatment since Korea run about half the WW II rate.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Armed Services
Royal Wedding Set for Luxembourg Date
The Belgian court announced the wedding of Prince Jean of Luxembourg and Princess Josephine Charlotte of Belgium will take place in Luxembourg on April 3. Jean, 32, and Josephine Charlotte, 25, are engaged since November 7. She is sister of King Baudouin and eldest child of King Leopold and the late Queen Astrid.
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Brussels
Jean of
Luxembourg
Josephine Charlotte
Belgium
Jean
Charlotte
Baudouin
Leopold
Astrid
Triplet Birth Brings Christmas Cheer in Cohoes
Peter Woodin welcomed triplet sons Dennis Douglas and Duane born on Christmas Eve at Cohoes Hospital. The babies weighed about 3 pounds 12 ounces each and will stay in incubators until reaching 5 pounds. Woodin, 27, received a raise from his employer Earl Leiden at a Latham TV shop. The family lives in Halfmoon with two daughters and a young son.
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N.Y
Peter Woodin
Woodin
Imogene
Dennis
Douglas
Duane
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Imother
Sons
Pop
Earl Leiden
Latham
Leiden
Woodins
Halfmoon
Troy
U S Envoys Visit Japan Prime Minister Yoshida
Allen Dulles and Ambassador Robert Murphy paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida in Tokyo. Dulles is the brother of future Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and came to see his son, Marine Lt. Allen Dulles, wounded in Korea.
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Allen W. Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Murphy
Shigeru Yoshida
Dulles
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Allen Dulles
Korea
Navy
Yokosuka
70 Per Cent of Cotton Harvested in Arizona
Rain delayed the state's cotton harvest last week but the crop now stands 70 percent picked. Arizona’s 1,010,000 bale forecast shows 708,692 picked and ginned so far, up from 531,354 a year earlier. In Pima County the harvest is 69 percent complete after two days of rain and more machine picking is expected.
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Arizona Farm Labor ‘Bulletin
Arizona
Bulletin
Pima County
Towns Too Big But It's Small World
Two medical airmen with the same last name from Lovington New Mexico share a hometown but are not related. Sgt Eldon Cochran and Corp George Cochran found they attended the same high school, dated some of the same girls, and were drafted into the army within days of each other.
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U.P
Lovington
N. M
Eldon Cochran
George Cochran
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