Eisenhower Reaffirms Berlin Duty to Defend West Berlin
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles meet at the Augusta National Golf Club to reaffirm U S resolve to safeguard West Berlin from Soviet pressure. They decline to disclose specific countermeasures while noting the United States Britain and France share responsibility for Berlin security. Dulles stresses Washington will not abandon these duties. Moscow calls the four power Berlin deal void as Washington plans proceed.
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West Berlin fear of loss before showdown with Soviets
West Berliners face rising anxiety over Allied resolve to hold Berlin amid Soviet pressure. Officials warn airlift could be framed as aggression while brands and firms report canceled contracts and potential layoffs as the crisis mirrors past blocks. Willy Brandt and West German leaders push morale and action to sustain Berlin’s future.
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Nuclear powered Soviet bomber reported by Aviation Week
Aviation Week says the Soviet Union already flies a nuclear powered bomber, four years ahead of the United States. The nuclear plane, completed six months ago, has flown in the Moscow area for at least two months and is a military prototype with two nuclear and two conventional jet engines. Speeds are near sonic, weight 300000 pounds, length 195 feet, wingspan 78 feet.
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Ohio Political Capital Moves
The political capital of Ohio shifts to Toledo as Gov elect Michael V. DiSalle hosts newspapermen and Democratic leaders. He is likely to announce appointments for top State posts. About 50 newsmen and spouses attend a DiSalle dinner while Tuesday 88 county chairs and 46 state committees meet with Ohio's nine Democratic congressmen to discuss patronage and other matters.
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Outstanding Doctor Bies At Age 82
HARLOWTON Mont Dr Edward M Gans 82 died Sunday He was named by the American Medical Association in 1956 as General Practitioner of the Year and as the nation s outstanding Catholic doctor in 1956 He practiced in this ranching town from 1929 until two months ago
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West Virginia Ohio Weather Forecast Mixed Conditions
West Virginia mostly cloudy and not as cold tonight with lows in the 20s to 30. Ohio partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with cooler nights and a warming trend later. highs 26 to 50. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with a light precipitation pattern near Lake Erie and generally dry elsewhere.
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National Party Slight Lead In Uruguay
Early returns show the National Blanco White party leading as counting proceeds in Uruguay's national elections. About a million of 1,410,105 registered voters, with 76,733 counted, favored the National party 31,173 to 29,547 for the Colorados. Nine National Council seats and other offices are at stake. Colorados have governed Uruguay for 93 years.
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Bomb hoaxes delay flights for Delta and Braniff
A caller warned Delta Flight 7:30 to New Orleans of a bomb, prompting police and FBI search and an hour delay. A similar Braniff hoax grounded four planes Friday night but yielded no bomb.
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Martial Law Lifted in Jordan After 19 Months
Amman reports martial law ended today allowing citizens to resume normal life after 19 months under military restrictions. Officials said public order would be restored gradually as normal routines return.
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Cold Wave Strikes Northeast As Snow Hits Regions
The coldest season in memory blankets the Northeast with near zero readings in New England and parts of New York. Snow squalls and drifting challenge travel in northeast Ohio and the Great Lakes region as temperatures creep above freezing only in the afternoon across several areas.
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Parents Die asphyxiation kills parents. infant survives
In Cleveland a four month old girl named Deborah survived as police report that Nicholas Plishka 25 and Anna Marie 23 died of asphyxiation in a four room apartment. Relatives reached landlord Leo Kolegar 66 who found both bodies as the gas heated home was sealed with putty. The infant was semi conscious and received hospital care at Mount Sinai.
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Leo Kolegar
Czech envoy Jaromir Vosahlik dies of heart attack
Jaromir Vosahlik, 59, Czechoslovak ambassador to the Soviet Union, died Saturday apparently from a heart attack New Delhi?
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Fats to Face Leans Italian Chefs in Heavy Eating Contest
In Bologna Italy a fats vs leans eating contest is planned for December 13 The lean group must reach 165 pounds while fats must weigh 210 or more The single dish will be tortellini in brodo Contestants must finish three 1 pound bowls in 45 minutes to enter finals Finalists receive more tortellini and the top eater wins a golden tortellini.
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Airlines Strike End Nears With Optimistic Airline Traffic
Air travelers hold cautious hope as a 10 day machinists strike against Trans World Airlines nears settlement. Eastern Air Lines and Flight Engineers plan arbitration talks rejected by engineers. American seeks a permanent injunction against the pilots. Pan American seeks court orders over overtime. Lake Central stewardesses strike continues.
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Relative Finds Bodies Of Four In South St. Louis Crisis
ST. LOUIS four related persons, despondent over health, apparently killed themselves in a south St. Louis apartment. Victims are Arthur Forrester 62, his wife Lucille 65, Mrs Mark Conkling 86, and Blanche Conkling 66. Brother Tilton Conkling found the bodies after days without contact. Notes indicate cause is illness and some are signed by all four.
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Admiral Oscar Badger Dies at 68 in Glen Cove
Oscar C. Badger 68 retired admiral and Medal of Honor recipient died Sunday in Glen Cove of a heart attack. He earned the Medal of Honor during the Mexican War era in 1914 and commanded naval units under fire in both world wars.
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Right Wing Wins Control in France National Assembly
In Paris election results the right wing led by Premier Charles de Gaulle totalled strong gains. The UNR won 188 seats on 32.1 percent, while the Communists held 22.9 percent but only 10 of 149 seats. Socialists fell to 40 seats as Soustelle rises as a key figure. The electoral college will choose a new president on December 21.
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Ohio wife dies in crash near New Stanton on icy PA 31
Shirley Freeman of Columbus, 22, was killed Sunday in a collision five miles south of New Stanton Pennsylvania 31. Her husband Henry Freeman, 26, is in satisfactory condition in a hospital.
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Holiday Traffic Toll Tops Nationwide Deaths
The Thanksgiving period saw high highway deaths and deadly accidents amid a snowstorm and cold weather. The Associated Press notes the 102 hour toll, while cautioning the period may still be under expected averages with Ohio reporting sixteen traffic deaths and five non traffic fatalities.
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Boiler Blast Strikes First Baptist Church Circleville
At 11 40 a m a boiler exploded in the furnace room of First Baptist Church Circleville causing $10 000 damage and blowing out the south end of the brick building. 51 congregants had just left and Rev Paul White with his family escaped injury while three lay officials uninjured at the offering.
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Untrained civilian charged with stealing Air Force jet to India
Donald Lutman, 35, of Bound Brook New Jersey, arrested at Hanscom Air Force Base after triggering an explosion that blew off a jet canopy. He allegedly wanted to fly to India to be with Hindu leader Thakur and said he was a World War II American Field Service veteran. The incident prompted military officials to note the need for extensive ground equipment to start a jet.
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Berlin Blockade Fears Rise After Train Delay
West German Chancellor Adenauer met with socialist rival Ollenhauer in Bonn as a U S military train bound for West Berlin was delayed about an hour by what East German officials called a broken rail Western Allies weigh a high level Germany conference to discuss unification and a peace treaty Khrushchev hints at a round table and a peaceful Berlin solution amid postwar occupation tensions
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Jergyman's Release Sought After Contempt Conviction
In Cincinnati two lawyers asked a federal court to free Rev. Maurice F. McCracken who began a hunger strike after U S District Judge John H. Druffel found him in criminal contempt and jailed him indefinitely. His lawyers argue the purge conditions are illegal and conflict with his rights.
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John H. Druffel
Dynamite Suspects Slated For Trial Today
Five men charged with dynamiting a Jewish temple in Atlanta are set for trial in Fulton Superior Court today. The defendants Wallace H. Allen George Allen Bright Kenneth Chester Griffin Robert Bowling and Richard Bowling have been held without bond since arrest.
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Six Die As Canadian Helipcopter Crashes
A Canadian air force helicopter crashed and burned Sunday while transporting a severely burned Indian woman and her two year old daughter to a hospital. All six aboard were killed.
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