No vote on steel offer fuels union divide
Washington AP reports the Fibelworkers Union says 95 percent of its private poll rejects the steel industry’s latest settlement offer. President David J. McDonald notes the panel led by George W. Taylor will hear details for a forthcoming Eisenhower report due January 6, while separate talks with major fleets continue without progress.
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Midwest Storm Traps Motorists Amid Wide Snow Blitz
A massive winter storm swept the U S Midwest with wind and heavy snow. Up to 7 inches fell in Russell Kansas where nearly 100 motorists sheltered in homes and city hall basements. Roads were closed on U S 40 and 28F while other routes stalled or blocked by drifts and jackknifed trucks.
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Hundreds Die As U.S. Holiday Toll Falls Short Of Forecasts
The three day Christmas weekend produced fewer traffic fatalities than recent years but still claimed hundreds of lives. Estimated total around 700 with weather and fog worsening driving conditions. highway deaths, fires and miscellaneous accidents added to the toll.
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Associated Press
Nation Safety Courcil
Ins States
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ISG
Dimes Drive Plans Set With County Chairs Named
Final plans for the 1900 March of Dimes Campaign in Coconino County are announced. Chairman Joh L. Richards names Leon Jenkins to lead Playstaff and lists other area chairpersons including Mrs. Bob Lies in Fre[d], Ted Testes in Grand Canyon, and George Covey in Pays. Mother's March headed by Mrs. John Vandevier with door to door fundraising slated for January.
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Joh L. Richards
Leon Jenkins
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Richards
McArthur Hills
Ruth Avots
Pirestatt High School
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Fre
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John Vandevier
Coconing County
Fredonia
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Ted Testes
Grand Canyon
George Covey
Pays
Lucille Livingston
Sedona
George Gieszel
Tuba City
Ickes' Daughter Becomes Bride in New York Ceremony
A flawed but readable account states Harold Ickes's daughter married a farmer in a ceremony linking the Ickes family to Eliza beth Tekes. The couple reportedly left for Europe after the wedding as the interior secretary’s daughter began her married life.
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Roosevelt Art Primart
British Women Terrorized By Modern Jack the Ripper
In Pormingham England police warn that no woman in Britain is safe after the headless body of 29 year old Britney Ported is found. A terrorized public race to find a killer as details unfold in a Midlands city, with sightings, broadcasts, and witnesses describing a man harmed and fleeing the scene.
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Ely
Eyoly Penheenie
Minor Case Observance Drops Traffic Incidents
Patrols reported a quiet Christmas Monday with limited highway incidents and a few arrests. Flagstaff police reported the most activity, including several individuals from Ada Oklahoma and Chicago area residents facing charges.
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Paul Sweitzer
Flagstaff
Britain shifts to mid May summit date amid Africa tour
British informants floated a mid May summit as Prime Minister Macmillan planned an Africa trip. Officials suggested May 18 as a possible start while May 4 was favored by some, though Washington and London envoys signaled openness to mid May. No official confirmation yet.
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Lodge Says He's Not a Candidate
United Nations Ambassador Tony Calat Taxige denies seeking any elective office. The statement was made in New York as reporters pressed for a presidential nomination.
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Nelson
December a Wet Month Precipitation Tops Average
Weather report by William Hoyt notes December precipitation in Northern Arizona surpasses the yearly average with 1.7 inches added in the Playstart area, 40.06 inches for the year, and 18 inches above normal overall. Symipine in Oak Creek Canyon reports 2.2 inches from last week, pushing December totals higher while a cold wave nears.
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Paul Sorenson
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Symipine
Oak Creek Canyon
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Surguson
Vince Lash
Ex-Japanese Officers Doubt Sunken Sub Claim at Los Angeles
In Tokyo, former Japanese submarine officers doubt a claim that a sunken Japanese sub was found off Los Angeles Harbor. An American diver reported locating a wreck near the port, but Japanese naval historians say there is no evidence of such a sinking and Washington records offer no confirmation.
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Wendell Wilkie Brother Dies at 65 in Wisconsin
The obituary notes the death of Wendell Wilkie's brother, aged 65, at a Mayes rest home in Oshkosh Wisconsin. He had worked in packing and industrial administration, was a native of Wheland, and is survived by his widow and two children.
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State Death Toll Surpasses Record in 1950 Arizona
The 1950 Arizona traffic toll reached 508, surpassing the prior year’s figure. An out-of-state car with three men collided near the New Mexico line, killing Julian Chapa Jr., Gregoria Linepos, and dosse Acevedo. Driver Cyrus Mangum survived with minor injuries and faces charges. Police mention additional arrests for drunken driving and related offenses as a public warning of dangers on state roads.
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Arizona
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New Mexico Line
Julian Chapa Jr
Bloomifield
Gregoria Line
Bloomfield
Dosse Acevedo
Eagle Pass
Tex
Cyrus Mangum
St. Johns
Soviets Agree to Geneva Talks Reopening
Moscow reports the Soviet Union favors reopening disarmament talks in Geneva with Western nations and several Eastern bloc participants invited by the United Nations. The meeting aims to discuss disarmament amid Western proposals and Soviet intentions.
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