Westinghouse strike talks resume with revised union proposal
Union leaders submitted a revised settlement proposal in the nine week old Westinghouse strike affecting 44,000 workers. Westinghouse said the proposal offered nothing new and urged no discussion. talks recessed until Tuesday. The AFL CIO union sought wage safeguards and no cuts during the current contract with a possible 5 year renewal.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
James B. Carey
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
TUE
Westinghouse
Governor Craig to press Ford on Indiana plant site
Indiana Governor Craig will visit Detroit to urge Ford officials to locate a proposed plant in Indiana. Ford had considered Columbus Ohio but shifted due to zoning rulings and Indianapolis emerged as a possible site. The plant would employ about 3000 workers with a $14 million annual payroll.
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Indianapolis
Craig
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Indiana
Ford
Columbus
Ohio
Indicted man in Goshen road crash case faces charges
Fred Gill of Detroit indicted on involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide in a university town collision that injured Adlai Stevenson Jr. and killed two company executives. Gill posted bond as he awaits arraignment, while nationwide traffic safety analyses warn of holiday fatality risks and weather hazards.
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Fred Gill
Detroit
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Westerner John faces treason charges in West Germany
John, detained in Wiesbaden and later moved to Karlsruhe, is charged with maintaining treasonable relations with the Soviets and East German Reds. German officials briefed that trial prospects hinge on ongoing inquiries, with a final decision uncertain.
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West Germany
Carl Wiechmann
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U N Staves Major Carain For 12th Session In Late 1957
U N officials plan no major campaign before the twelfth session in late 1957 as the Assembly debates the Charter revision conference and veto power on membership. Latin American delegates clashed over Nationalist China veto of Outer Mongolia, but Soviet vetoes and stance on Japan influence cooled tensions.
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Japan
U.N
Red China
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Mee
Santa Granted Safe Passage Over United States
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Santa Claus Friday was assured safe passage into the United States by CONAD and air defenses. Early reports say Santa travels at about 45 knots at 135000 feet and should arrive Saturday night for his holiday visit while trackers keep watch to guard his sleigh against possible attacks from nonbelievers.
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Hudson Bay
Army
Navy
Maji Line
Christmas pardons and White House plans amid recovery
President Eisenhower grants 42 Christmas pardons restoring citizenship rights and commuting one death sentence. He met with Attorney General Barnwell Jr. and plans Christmas Day church services with the family, despite physicians easing diet after his heart attack. Rupert Murphy named to ICC post in Georgia, replacing Hugh Cross.
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Buluteleu Welt
Denry Cabot Lodge
U.S
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Rupert &. Murphy
Georgia Democrat
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hagerty
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Dent
California floods overwhelm towns and force mass evacuations
Northwestern California endures days of rain and gale winds up to 75 mph with at least nine dead and thousands homeless. Helicopters pluck survivors from rooftops as towns along the Eel and Klamath Rivers flood, isolating communities and forcing evacuations near the Russian River Basin.
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Oregon
Red Cross
San Francisco
Russian River
San Lorenzo River
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Eureka
Eel
Reno
Riay Riverside
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Air Force
Record of California floods and rainfall in Trinity County
Reports describe heavy storms across northern California with damage path from Guerneville to Ukiah. Flooding, high winds, and stranded communities were aided by helicopters and police, while official figures on fatalities remained unverified amid garbled wireless transmissions.
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San Francisco
Weaversville
J. A. Graf
U.S. Army Engineers
Guernevile
Ukiah
Naval Reserve
Burkea
Sacramento
Mare Islands
mid-Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
A. J. Brown
Oceanic Forecasts Division
Weather Bureau
San Francisco's International Airport
U S and Germany aim for lasting peace in Christmas message
Maj. Gen. Charles Dasher, commandant in West Berlin, delivered a Christmas keynote urging Western Allies toward lasting peace. Amid holiday notes, soldiers from the U S and Britain hosted parties for orphans in Germany, Korea, Malaya, and other post locations as Europe forecasts a mild Christmas with rain possible across the continent.
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U. S
West Berlin
Charles Dasher
East Germany
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Sweden
Germany
Korea
Malaya
Board Reorganization Shifts Control in County Commission
The report describes county governance changes with Guy Lewis, an Alexandria Democrat, set to sue. Flora named north district commissioner and Swain to reorganize agencies under the board. Willits, a Republican, may become board president as the current Democrat majority takes power.
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Alexandria
Will Sue
Seed
Flora
North District
Swain
Lewis
Willits
TEMPO Political Action on Federal Disaster Insurance
A report notes a federal legislative proposal to provide insurance protection against natural disaster damage not covered by private policies. The committee discusses possible supports and implications for the Pana area and broader affected regions.
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Rency Committee
Privte Insurance
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries report Richard Lee Brunson six of Anderson died in Butlerville Hospital after two year stay funeral services will be held at Cond o and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown survivors include parents a sister and two brothers Lucy Jane Keesling died at 63 widow of Henry Keesling from Mechanicsburg funeral at Mechanicsburg Methodist Church burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery survivors include five sons three daughters and several grandchildren Ola Jenkins died Wednesday funeral at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home burial in Grovelawn Cemetery Pendleton
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Richard Lee Brunson
Lowell Brunson
Anderson
Butleville Hospital
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Barbara Ann
Doyle
Charles Brunson
Lucy Jane Keesling Wilkinson
Lucy Jane Keesling
Henry Keesling
Ethel Edwards
Kokomo
Mechanicsburg
Mechanicsburg Methodist Church
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Ogden
Utah
Carie Keesling
Muncie
Robert Keesling
Middletown
Willard
Keesling
Anderon
Edwards
Clara Craib
Summitville
Susie Leonard
Russell Keesling
Phoeni
Ariz
Walter
Curtis Clem
Georgia Newby
Grace Womack
Addie Minton
Ola Jenkins
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
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Pendleton
Mazel Anderson
Hazel Gladys Anderson
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Fred Newby
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Raymond Ernst
Glendale
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Raymond A. Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
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Order of Eastern Star
Julia Mae Smita
Julia Mae Smith
W. 12Th St
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Buriss
East Maplewood
Elizabeth Ross Ward
Elizabeth Ross
Charles Cusher
Ross
Deaconess
Evansville
Alfred
Herman
Clayburn Methodist Church
Alexander
Obituaries highlight Farren Anderson Connelly and more
Obituary notices report Mabel M Farren 53 of 1501 W 4th St died at St Johns Hospital after a brief illness Her husband Leroy Farren and daughter Ruth Joan survive The notices also list Hazel Gladys Anderson 61 died at home and William C Connelly 83 of 1102 W 2nd St who died at home The section notes funerals at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and mentions several other service details and survivors.
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W. 4Th St
St. John's Hospital
Ira Sanders
Death shocks longtime city tavern proprietor David Galbraith
David Galbraith 66 proprietor of a Columbus Avenue restaurant and tavern was found dead at his business yesterday morning a shotgun wound blamed on personal safety. Coroner Fred Hiday said illness contributed. Survived by two daughters a grandson and two brothers. Burial details set at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services Monday.
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Columbus Ave
William Metcalf
Fred Hiday
Galbraith
Brown and Butz
Frederick Potthoff
St. Ambrose Church
San Pedro
Calif
North Dakota
Lollise Kendall
David P. Kershner
Anderson
Robert Galbraith
Lawrence Galbraith
Glendale
Two Die in Indiana 100 Crash Chain Misses
State police report a head on collision on State Road 100 near Indianapolis as Mrs. Madelyn H. Meyer 59 dies after her car leaves its lane. Martin Kaufman 38 and Charlotte 30 collide with her car. six others injured in the multi vehicle crash.
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Indianapolis
Madelyn H. Meyer
Martin Kaufman
Charlotte
Robber Goes To Chair In Police Slaying
Endyville Ky. Chester Merrifield alleged leader of the society bandits gang was executed in the electric chair for the 1982 killing of a police officer. The case drew national attention as authorities pursued the Jawel robbers.
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Eddyville Ponte
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