Bowl Rivals Rest Christmas Day in Pasadena
Big Ten Hawkeyes and Oregon State Beavers rest at their Pasadena hotel before New Year’s Day classic. Players watched game films and films, shared meals, and some visited relatives. Coach comments note fatigue from a heavy schedule and plans for light practice ahead. Langston suffers a hip dislocation from a separate crash and will miss the next game.
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Oregon State
Hawkeyes
Big Ten
Santa Monica
California
Beavers
Forest Evasheva
Beaver
Tommy Prothro
Prothro
Jim Gibbons
Jeff Langston
Gibbons
Bob Stifter
Toni Hatch
Langston
Papal Christmas Blessing Amid Private Midnight Mass
Vatican City dispatch reports Pope Pius XIV observing Christmas with a private midnight mass for a small gathering in St. Peter's, followed by the annual benediction from his apartment window to a crowd of about 2,000 including foreign jurists and US servicemen on leave. The Pontiff later addressed world peace in a two language Vatican Radio broadcast, urging free world unity against Soviet threats. Also noted: the Pope spent time with family including three nephews and their spouses.
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Zis Xivi
Chris
St. Peter's, Square
Benediction
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Vatican Radio
Pope Calle For Free World
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Carlo
Glo Patel
Inmates Like Walpole Prison Audacious Pride Report
Walpole Massachusetts inmates praise the new $9 million state prison noting improved conditions. Thomas A. Vigrolio, former thief and current Mentor editor, says riots ended due to self respect, open doors from 7 am to 9 pm, and 15 programs. Lifers and long-term inmates hold trusted roles amid better meals, apparel, and daily hygiene.
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Mass
Thomas A. Vigrolio
Vigrolio
Mentor
Cherry Hill
Charlestown
Figrolio
The
Bastille
South Walpole
Couple Applies for Marriage License in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan Archie LeRoy Cole 41 and Anna Aji Burst 81 an elderly widow applied for a marriage license. The report notes Carlson and Burst plans and local licensing office proceedings.
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Muskegon, Mich
Archie LeRoy Cole
Anna Aji Burst
Solar furnace at Utah slashes costs for ruby heat tests
University of Utah researchers unveil a low cost solar furnace at the Kennecott Copper Corp. center to melt aluminum oxide and even rubies and sapphires. Director William Tuddenham notes the device uses surplus materials, a war surplus searchlight frame, and a third mirror to boost focus. The unit, priced far below typical solar furnaces, demonstrates heat sufficient to boil gems.
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Utah
Kennecott Copper Corp
University of Utah
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Kennecott
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Ham
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42Nd Street
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Sparkman Urges Democrats Delay Program in Senate Row
Sparkman, member of the Senate Foreign Relations and Banking Committees, urged delaying President Eisenhower's program to await recommendations before acting. He warned the Senate may not pass civil rights legislation if the rule on debate remains and urged federal aid for education, the farm soil bank, and housing reform amid foreign policy talks. He also commented on the Middle East crisis as handled by the administration.
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Dent Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Refugees Have Unhappy Yule in West German Camps
East German refugees in about 40 camps in West Germany face bleak Christmas conditions as crowds of Hungarians receive more attention. Thousands wait for flights to West Germany while officials offer meager funds and marginal meals.
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West Germany
West Berlin
US Captain Sees Break After Davis Cup Draw
Bill Talbert said the draw offers a break for the United States as he and Harry Hopman eyed a potential Australian sweep. Pancho Segura speculated about Flam and Hoad, while Segura doubted the Americans could win the doubles with Seixas and Sam Giammalva listed as Talbert's team though changes could come an hour before Thursday's match.
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Bill Talbert
Harry Hopman
Pancho Segura
Segura
Jack Kramer
Flam
Hoad
Rosewall
Seixas
Talbert
Sam Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Richard Mudd Elwood Dies Christmas Day
Richard Mudd aged 90 of Elwood died Christmas Day at 8 15 pm at his daughter's home Mrs A Truitt 166 So D St after a long illness He was born October 18 1876 in Loretto Kentucky and married Nelia Thomas April 16 1899 She died June 1995 A retired tinplate mill employe he belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church Elwood Survived by seven of his 12 children including three daughters Alberta Truitt Patricia Seaver Edna Hatfield and four sons Paul of Amarillo Bernard of Elwood Richard of Winter Park Florida and Herbert with U S Army in France Also eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Body at Rob ert L Jackley Funeral Home Elwood Funeral arrangements pending
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Um ‘Mudd
Atherta Truitt
Loretto
Nelia Thomas
Mudd
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Elwood
Alberta Truitt
Patricia Seaver
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Edna Hatfield
Pontiac
Mich
Pavl
Amarillo
Texas
Bernard
Richard
Winter Park
Herbert
U. S Army
France
Ter
Wesley Medley
Lor
Tto
Robert L. Jackley
Rites Today for Max Underwood
The service for Max Underwood brother of Leonard P Underwood a local funeral director will be held this afternoon at 2 at Wiley Methodist Church in New Castle. The body will be taken from Underwood Funeral Home to the church, and state highway death toll rose as two more vehicles killed. George Klein 97 Muscatine and Victor Brooks 32 Waterloo died in accidents over the weekend, bringing the weekend toll to 16 originally forecast. Brooks’ 7 year old son Darrell injured when their car hit a freight train near Cedar Falls.
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Leonard P. Underwood
Wiley Methodist
New Castle
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Iowa
Underwood Funeral
Lowans
Sgt. Underwood
San Francisco
Korea
George Klein
Muscatine
Victor Brooks
Waterloo
Klein
Wapello
Brooks
Darrell
Cedar Falls
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Claude Henry Heiry 74 of Noblesville died Christmas morning at his son Raymond’s near Clarksville. Services 1 to 2 pm at Clarksville Christian Church, burial in Stony Creek Cemetery. Body lies in state an hour before funeral. Survivors include four sons, Raymond, Clarence, George, and Ernest. siblings and many nieces and nephews. Burial in Hamilton County.
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Henry Noblesville
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Noblesville
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Clarksville
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Alvin
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Ada Partain
Raymond Heiry
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Rt. 3
George E. Heiry
Anderson
Ernest K. Henry
George Henry
Lapel
Frank Morgan
Lawrence
Nettie Givens
Anderson Obituaries Update From Local Ledger
William H Morris 1025 W St died at St John's Hospital after four months illness. He was born in Chicago and lived in Anderson since age four. He worked 30 years at Union Traction and eight years at Nicholson Fire Co. Final rites at East Maplewood Cemetery with Masonic ceremony at the funeral home. Archie Taylor 79 died at Ball Memorial Hospital after Kentucky birth. he lived in Anderson 40 years and ran a trucking firm retired 15 years ago. Lula L Kratz 4 Rt 1 died at St John's Hospital after years of poor health. survived by daughter Garnet Judd and son Charles Kratz and several grandchildren. Mrs Mary C Rich 78 former Anderson resident died in Austin Texas. rites at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Billy) Morris
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St John's Hospital
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Chicago
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Mt. Moriah
Central Christian Church
Robert Lee
William Gregory Wrris
Coral Gables
Nuckols and
Carmichael
Monroe Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Archie Taylor
McKinley St
Ball Memorial Hopital
Muncie
Taylor
Kentucky
Baptist Church
Columbus
Whetstone Christian Church
Tom Taylor
Greenwood
Curtis Sims
Harper Sims
Tucson
Ariz
Leon Sims
Montebello
Calif
Harold E. Rozelle
Lula L. Kratz
Rt. 1
St. John’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Kratz
John
Rosetta Adams
Elwood
Garnet Judd
Charles’ Kratz
Mary C. Rich
Paul B. Rich
Austin
Texas
Brown and Butz
Ivan C. Ross
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Repair Man Vital To Surgeons
Max Dutner, a 36 year old German trained in Tuttling, has served more than 60 Ohio hospitals and many Midwest facilities as a master instrument repairman since 1925. He sharpens scalpel edges and rebuilds complex tonsil snares, keeping surgical tools in working order though apprentices are scarce and credit for their work is limited. Dutner's lifetime behind the scenes makes him an indispensable ally to Midwest surgeons.
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Cur Velany
Ohio
Max Dutner
Dutner
Germany
Midwest
Tuttling
Dufner
Quality First in Buying Antiques in New York
AP reports a New York dealer touts quality over quantity in building a strong collection. Highlights include a 1,500 year old stone replica of a Mexican house valued at $55,000 and primitive art from Africa, Peru, Mexico, and the South Seas exhibited at the International Antiques Exhibition.
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Antiques
New York
Julius Cariebach
Carlebach
Africa
Peru
Mexico
South Seas
Soviet plan signals overambitious quotas and faults
Premier Bulganin and Pervukhin backed a plan at the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party showing very high targets for some plants and calls to cut back in others. The Central Committee critique notes shortfalls in coal, metal, cement, lumber and housing, with mismanagement and improper allocation blamed while heavy industry exceeded quotas and light consumer industries outpaced targets.
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Soviet Communist Party
Bulganin
Pervukhin
Central Committee
Bandits Enter (Continued From Page One)
A holdup at Payless Market failed, as the armed would be robber fled. Chief Morgan urged merchants to heighten precautions after a close call during regular hours. Only three tiny checks were taken from the store, undetailed in the report.
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