Interservice Rivalry Blamed For Missile Delays
Rep Mahon says interservice rivalry slows US IRBM progress while McElroy declares the missile program in good shape. Holaday and Sen Case challenge the claim, noting rivalry may hinder rather than help in matching Soviet advances in intermediate range missiles.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Rep. Mahon
United States
Russia
Mahon
House
Soviet Union
McElroy
U. S
Thor
Army
Jupiter
Navy
Polaris
Sykes D-Fin
Wigglesworth R-Mass
William M. Holaday
Defense Department
Holaday
Clifford P. Case R
Doe Season Opens Tomorrow Doe Season Opens Tomorrow Kills Expected to Gain
Deer kills rose across Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties as hunters faced chilly weather. Unofficial tallies show about 925 kills in three days with doe season starting tomorrow and forecasts calling for colder, partly cloudy conditions.
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Frederick County
Couty
Clarke County
Frederick
Shenandoah County
Warren County
Students Protest Convention Ban on Campus Dancing
Wake Forest College students protested the Baptist State Convention ban on campus dancing. About 500 to 600 students, mostly male, demonstrated with hi fi record players, shouting Down with Baptist and burning an effigy of Dr J C Canipe who retired as convention president. Police took two students into custody for lighting firecrackers.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Baptist State Convention
Baptist
Raleigh
J. C. Canipe
Meredith College
Margaret L. Hodgson
Gein Enters Insanity Plea In Murder Arraignment
Edward Gein admitted as a suspect in the murder of a businesswoman pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at arraignment in Waushara County Circuit Court. Judge Boyd Clark ordered him held without bond, finding probable cause for trial.
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Wautoma
Wis
Edward Gein
Waushara
Boyd Clark
NATO Forces Will Fight Back If Attacked
Secretary of State Dulles said NATO forces would almost certainly fight back in the field without a war declaration if attacked, with field commanders making on the spot decisions. He noted American troops would be involved due to intermingling, and cited Pearl Harbor as a possible return blow.
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NATO
Dulles
Chicago
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pearl
Stevenson
U. S
Ninois
Council On Foreign Relations
C P Contract Talks Continue in Virginia
Negotiators for the Communications Workers of America and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia press on with talks for about 7 600 employees as the current one year pact nears expiration at midnight Sunday. The union seeks a direct pay rise and better night shift differentials along with vacation improvements and company paid hospitalization. A strike is unlikely if the deadline passes. Last year workers extended the contract period before a new agreement was signed.
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Richmond
Communications Workers of America
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Virsina
C&p
CWA
Gore Sees Path to Unified Atomic Arms Policy
Senator Gore argues European readiness to use American nuclear weapons could be achieved without altering the Atomic Energy Act. He cites stockpiles in Europe under US control as a workaround, while warning secrecy provisions would still limit disclosure of weapon design details to allies.
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Washington
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
House Committee
Congress
U. S
Eisenhower
Senate House Atomic Energy
Gress
Dulles
Europe
United States
Lesenhower
Britain
Senate House Committee
France
Italy
West Germany
Russia
Freighter Anna Maria Levolt Sinks After Explosion
The Italian freighter Anna Maria Levolt sank near a Naples dock after a blast. Two Italians were confirmed dead and 2 to 5 workers feared trapped. More than 35 people were injured, with several seriously hurt, as divers examined the wreck.
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Naples
Italy
Anna Maria Levolt
U.S. Navy
S. Braddock St
Cameron St
Rouss Ave
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Wpelle
Asian Flu Reaches Peak in Some Regions
The U.S. Public Health Service reports influenza deaths in 108 cities dropped 13 percent to 782 for the week ended Nov 16, with all causes deaths down 3 percent to 12,222 in 114 cities. Pacific states show no local peak reduction. statewide cases total about 9.13 million since June.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Pacific States
Pacific
Local Man Missing Since Monday Sought by Police
Winchester police seek Win chester man Lowell Brannon 48 to 49 missing since 5 40 am Monday from 2025 Cameron St He is 5 10 180 pounds with brown eyes dark hair and complexion He drove a 1954 orange two tone Pontiac four door with Virginia plate UD 21152 Contact Winchester Police with information.
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Winchester
Lowell Brannon
Cameron St
Brannon
Mr. Brannon
Winchester Police Department
Farm City Week Observance Set to Begin Tomorrow
Citizens across the nation will mark Farm City Week from tomorrow through Thanksgiving Day with Canada included. Joseph E. Butler of Butler & Bro. serves as area chair for 16 northwestern Virginia counties. A kickoff luncheon at the George Washington Hotel hosted by the Winchester Kiwanis featured talks on livestock by French Lee of Virginia Livestock Auction and poultry by Leonard C. Ellis of Ellis Poultry Farms. Winchester Mayor Claude B. presided as Butler outlined the local apple industry impact.
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Joseph F Butler
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Winchester
C M. Rosenberger
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Joseph E. Butler
H W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Kiwani Club
French Lee
Virginia Livestock
Leonard C. Ellis
Ellis Poultry Farms
Stephenson
Butler
Claude B
Anti Hoffa Leader Loses Milk Route
John Cunningham, longtime route driver for Local Milk Products in Maspeth Queens, loses his job amid a dispute over his anti Hoffa campaign. The company cites extended absence since September as the official reason, while Cunningham claims the firing stems from his opposition to Hoffa.
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New York
John Cunningham
James Jr. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Cunningham
Local Milk Products, Inc
Maspeth
Queens
Hoffa
L. Levy
Levy
Greenglass Quizzed at Prison By Senate Counsel
Robert Morris, counsel for a Senate Internal Security subcommittee, said David Greenglass told him Julius Rosenberg carried earth satellite information to the Russians in the late 1940s. The interview with Greenglass and Harry Gold occurred before a planned Philadelphia hearing.
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Lewisburg
Robert Morris
Senate
Internal Security
David Greenglass
Julius Rosenberg
Greenglass
Rosenberg
Utconbiass Oig US Uat
Moseenberg
Morris
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Gold
Senate Subcommittee
Russia
Holsten Ordnance Works
Kingsport
Tenn
Mount Kisco Boys Club Reaps Penny Bonanza Tale
Mount Kisco Boys Club profits from Readers Digest penny return program. With 100 million pennies mailed in 11x million letters returned, 3 million pennies worth $30,000 were retrieved. The club handles returns on a 50 50 basis and has earned about $5,000 so far.
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Mount Kisko
Russia’s Space Might Strain Ties With Neutrals at U N
At the United Nations the Soviet Union rejected Western proposals to expand the Disarmament Commission, angering many neutrals and even some pro Soviet states. The vote passed for enlargement, but Russia’s stance fractured ties with countries like Syria, Egypt, Austria, Finland, and Yugoslavia. Diplomats say Kremlin leaders, buoyed by space missile successes, seek to limit talks to the U S and Russia.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Soviet Bloc
Syria
Egypt
Moscow
Ceylon
Indonesia
India
Austria
Finland
U. N
Kremlin
U.N
United States
President Ends Dixie Vacation Near Paris NATO Plans
President Eisenhower ends a week in Dixie at Augusta Georgia and returns to Washington. He and the First Lady will attend a dinner for Herbert Brownell who resigned as attorney general. He is said to be refreshed before the NATO Council meeting in Paris next month. James Hagerty said Eisenhower will attend the first Civil Rights Commission meeting December 9 in Washington. The six member panel will study civil rights issues for two years.
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Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Dulles
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
Augusta
Dixie
Washington
First Lady
Herbert Brownell
Augusta National Golf Club
NATO Council
James C. Hagerty
White House
New
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Fall Sale at Modern Age Shoppe Promotes 25 to 50 Percent Off
Fine quality dresses suits coats skirts and cocktail dresses are reduced 25 to 50 percent at Modern Age Shoppe located at 124 West Boscawen. Sale promotes discounted fashion items across multiple categories.
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W. Boscawen
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Kiwanis Club
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London
U.S
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