City halts Tallahassee bus service over violence fears
The governor using emergency powers suspended city bus service in Tallahassee to curb violence amid threats and an attack on the Negro community. Police investigate blast and vandalism at a Negro grocery store and Steele denounces the move as orchestrated by the Florida White Citizens Council.
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Leroy Collins Pues
Tallahassee
Callins
Nelson
Florida
Te Lopislitiere
Rocky
Cities Transit Co
Sienstad
Veeder T
C.K. Steele
Florida White Citizens Council
Steele Adde
Yandslista
White Citizens Council
Stat
Speed Bros
Frank Soutumire
Steele
A Harhoury
Iyka
Speed Brothers
Dan Speed
Tallahassée
Colt
Invention Aims to Slide Trombone Sideways
Wollywoor Calif. resident Rose Morgan claims to work on a slide trombone that moves sideways to ease physical strain for trombonists. She suggests it could reduce danger to marching musicians in parades.
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Wollywoor
Calif
Rose Morgan
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Police chase wave of prank bombs in New York
A spate of bomb threats and two explosions rattled New York as police hunted pranksters. Marines Private John Beckman and brothers Isald Dones and George Searles, 17 to 19, were arrested for disorderly conduct after a cherry bomb exploded near a Marine training site.
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New York
New x Years
East One
Paul
Marrine Corps
Marine Corps
7Th St
Manhattan
Dovyius Val
Statler Hotel
Stree
Pennsylvania Station
Brooklyn
St. Charge
Algo
Tesday
Valley St. George's
Joseph Tittman
Upper ‘Manhattan
Marine Pfc
John Beckman
Owatd
Isald Dones
George Searles
Carl Erskine to receive 1956 Jaycee Distinguished Service Award
Anderson native Carl Erskine will be honored with the Distinguished Service Award for 1956 by the Local Jaycee unit at the January 17 Founders Day banquet in Anderson. Don Miller chairs the dinner. committee members include Mayor Alph Ferguson and Charles F. Mardy.
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Sigmon Volling
Anderson Junior Chamber Fof Commerce
Carl Erskine
Anderson
Jaycee J Unit
Anderson Country “Wlub
Don Miller
Iwyearnel Andersonian
Lis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alph Ferguson
Charles F. Mardy
Theodore Bloom
Philip &. Cooper
Thomas eMahan
Erskine Ika
Anderson High School
Elaas
Tusafe
Ike to urge Congress action on Middle East policy
United Press reports President-elect seeks congressional steps on Middle East as traffic deaths rise over the New Year weekend. The four day period logged a likely total near 420, with California, Texas, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Illinois among states contributing to the toll. Police credit enforcement, patrols and sobriety campaigns with reducing fatalities from a peak of 12 deaths on Christmas weekend.
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United Press
Waffie
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Blrchigan
Ilinois
Estes
Safety Council
Ned KB
Dearborn
Pallee
Saar region returns to Germany under uneasy reunification note
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer hailed the Saarland's return as a historic step while acknowledging ongoing division in Europe. He cited the Saar's richness and its link to France, saying full integration with East and West Germany must wait for future conditions.
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Germany
Konrad Mienauer
Matherland
Ferman
East Germany
Mov
West Germany
Saar
Prince
Savel
Saarlamt
Opens Door For Increased Refugee Flow
President Eisenhower ordered admission of an indefinite number of refugees beyond the 21 500 quota and directed continued parole of Hungarian refugees. He followed Vice President Nixon’s call for substantially more refugees and kept the exact figure open pending Congress action. Nixon reported around 15500 refugees had crossed from Hungary to Austria and continued to arrive.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Atty
Brownell
Congress
Hon
White House
James C. Hagerty
Asxon
Austria
Hungary
Indiana yearend crashes claim fourteen lives
AP report details multiple Indiana traffic fatalities over New Year holidays including Janelle Davis 53 South Bend Verne Davis 60 and Floyd Flowers 32 as well as James Shepard 22 Lindianapolis and others. Drivers face charges such as Henry Makowiak 33 Michigan City for reckless driving.
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Associated Press
Verne
Floyd Flowers
South Bend
Prince
Flowers
Davis
Louis D. Rogers
Evansville
Anne
Loyd Goad
Evans Villa
James TR. Shepard
Rt. 4
Lindianapolis
Mooresvile
James F. Bunner
Marion
Russell Mossberger
Kasson
James Ludwis
Michigan City
Jenry W. Makowiak
Raiders Die In Attack On Northern Ireland Village
Two raiders killed in a clash at Brookeborough, Northern Ireland, after gunfire and grenade explosions near the home of the local premier. Police repelled the targe raid with no officer casualties reported.
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North Reland
Belfast
Normeyn Trea
Irish Repubtican Army
Dvisl
Grenada
Lord Brookeborough
Hig
Brookeborough
Weather and temperature shifts across the state New Year's Day
A report from the official weather service describes New Year's Day temperatures ranging from ten degrees at Lafayette to twenty four at Evansville with snow in the north and light snowfall in the Anderson area. Forecasters expect temperatures 16 to 28 degrees with possible snow in the south by Thursday. Providence area note mentions Gov. Roberts winning reelection after absentee ballots giving a GOP opponent a 427 vote edge were ruled invalid.
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Perenbouts
Tiders
Neriate
Associated Press
Anderson
Mercury
Lafayette
Evansville
Gory
Fort Wayne
Goshen
South Bend
Lagonier District
Loberts
Providence
Dennis Gl. Roberts
Rhode Island Supreme
East German Reds Leave for Moscow Parley
East German leaders including Otto Grotewohl and Walter Ulbricht departed by night train for Moscow amid a government push to suppress counter revolutionary activities. The move follows unrest among students and a tightened border with Poland as the Soviet zone fears contagion of freedom fever.
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Poland
Germany
Piento Tain Jo Page
Colurmn
Offices Reopen After Quiet New Year Holiday
The city resumes business as factories and stores reopen on regular schedules after a quiet New Year’s observance. City schools delay classes until next Monday. A two-teen accident on Sycamore Street injured Peter Bolles and Richard Davis. both taken to St. John’s Hospital. Bolles released. Davis admitted with multiple injuries from a southbound collision with a parked truck. Estimated property damage to the car $2,000 and to the sidewalk $200.
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Aegiden
Andverson
Daly
Pra Dan
Sycamore St
Dth and
Sta Sts
Peter GC. Bolles
Winding Way
Unul
Richard Davis
Nichol
St. John's Hospital
Brown and Bute
Bolles
Davis
Lacera Uonnedt
Sam Adams
Sycamora
Moscow
Nikita Kumishekov
Kremlin
Khrushchev Attacks Stalin in Soviet Remarks on Stalinism
Khrushchev denounces Stalin in a report noting shifts toward a Stalinist line while warning against imperialism. The Soviet leader’s remarks, not fully published, signal tensions with Titoism and a partial return to hardline policies toward the West as Moscow reevaluates its stance.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Uneuim
Kremlin
Miits Jnass
Kermani
Abrosul
H “Stalin
Krein
People's Daily
Ty Peiping
Uke Kremlin
Eisenhower urges Congress to halt Communist aggression
President Eisenhower urged 29 congressional leaders to approve new emergency powers and up to 490 million dollars for a broad plan to deter Communist expansion in the Middle East and beyond. He sought authorization for a decisive, united stance with Dulles backing a rapid, aggressive strategy if needed.
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John Scalston
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
East
Hisenhower
White House
Pannellien
Con Jura
House
Senate
Lyndon 3
Texas
Thay
Dulles
Johnson
Sta
Der
Allah
Eisenawer
Congressmien
Middle East
Fai
Middle Mt
Eisenhoven
Arabian Sea
Israel
Newborns Reported at St. John's Hospital
Birth notices list several families welcoming children: Mr. and Mrs. Pred Heffines of 9334 Burlay Place announce four girls. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of Lapel report a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Raher Swango of 12196 Cedar Street, Ohio report a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Eberit Cole of Middletown welcome a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robinette of 41GB 31th Street announce a boy.
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St. John's Hospital
Pred Heffines
Burlay PL
Robert Stewart
Lapel
Raher
Swango
Cedar SI OY
Eberit Cole
Middletown
Cecil Robinette
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Ike
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Shaw
Madison County
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Harald Achar
Indiana State Supreme Court
Harold Smith
Cliftan A. Paddack
Fred Hiday
Harald Phofa
Wally Faic
Yaar
Eeroaits
Mussia
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Cnfof
Crawfordsville
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Laker
Iganin
Belgrade
Preity
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