Eisenhower Leaves Gettysburg For White House Recovery
President Eisenhower returned from his Gettysburg farm to Washington amid rapid recovery from a mild stroke. Doctors reported ongoing excellent progress and a decision on attending the Cabinet meeting was expected after a nap. Adlai Stevenson will join the briefing of congressional leaders on NATO matters.
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County's First Murder Trial Opens Today
Holmes County faces its first murder trial in 25 years as Cleo Eugene Peters 19 and Michael Dumoulin 20 go on trial for the July 18 slaying of Paul Coblentz 25 at his Mount Hope farm. Peters is charged with first degree murder. Dumoulin faces the same charge in January. The assailants, enraged by finding only $9, threatened the couple and their 18 month old daughter before Coblentz was shot.
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Muscatine
Iowa
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Mount Hope
Michael Dumoulin
Wooster
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Man robbed in Ironton motel while sleeping
Richard Thompson, a service station operator from West Russell Kentucky, reported to police the theft of about 1500 dollars in checks and 2500 dollars in cash while he slept Sunday in an Ironton motel.
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Logan Christmas pageant and parade set record crowds
Logan's 10th annual Christmas pageant and parade drew an estimated 10 000 spectators to Logan High School stadium. 1200 school musicians performed as floats from multiple churches passed by while five southeastern Ohio counties provided twenty four bands. Police and guards managed traffic as sponsors included the Logan Ministerial Association Logan Band Boosters and the Logan Trade Club.
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Music Box Trio Coming for Kiddies
The Messenger previews a Christmas comic tale about Holly Jingle and Tinsel living in an antique shop. The trio is swept into festive adventures as Christmas spirit takes hold, with the strip appearing in Wednesday’s edition.
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Kauai Evacuations as Nina Hurts Hawaiian Islands
About 1100 people, mostly fishermen and cane field workers, were evacuated from Kauai as hurricane Nina drove gale winds to 90 mph. Flooding hit Hanapepe and Hanalei while rivers rose. no casualties reported though rain and wind persisted across the island northwest of Oahu.
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Test Ban Sought by Nash and Kishi
New Zealand Prime Minister elect Walter Nash joined Japanese Premier Nobusuke Kishi in urging a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapon tests in a bid to curb global nuclear arms use and advance disarmament efforts.
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New Zealand
Walter Nash
Nobusuke Kishi
Meigs County Beagle Shares Claim to Fame
Meigs County Ohio headlines a local dog story as Keith Woods of Minersville cites June the beagle as a top rabbit dog and notes a Utah couple’s two-year-old collie with seven male puppies. The AP report says such litters are rare, while June’s first litter occurred some time ago.
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Ohio
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Minersville
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Anti Dutch Drive Stiffens Indonesian Campaign
The Indonesian government declares a 24 hour strike against Dutch companies, bans Dutch residents from leaving, and shuts down KLM operations in the republic. Sukarno escaped an assassination attempt as authorities hunt four grenade attackers after his Tijikini school speech.
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Tijikini
Adenauer Improves and Plans NATO Summit Attendance
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn shows good progress after influenza and will attend the NATO summit meeting on December 16. A spokesman confirmed he will participate despite the illness.
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Weather outlook Ohio and West Virginia with mixed skies
Ohio mostly fair with mild temperatures today and tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 54. West Virginia faces variable cloudiness and colder tonight with a low around 18 to 25 and a partly cloudy, somewhat cooler Tuesday. Normal highs and lows shown. no major changes until late week. snow flurries possible in the Lake Erie region Wednesday. Rain likely statewide Friday. Regional and national temps listed for multiple cities.
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Antarctic scientists evacuated after Shackleton collision
Twenty eight researchers bound for Antarctica were evacuated safely from the British polar research ship Shackleton after it rammed an iceberg about 1000 miles south of Cape Horn in rough seas and extreme conditions.
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Cape Horn
Brothers abandon baby after stealing car in Columbus
Police say two Columbus brothers Nathaniel 23 and William Sexton 19 left three month old Robert Wayne Herlitz in a car in Portsmouth in 19 degree cold after stealing a car in Columbus. The infant suffered exposure but remained unharmed and was treated at Mercy Hospital. The brothers were arrested near Ironton and face auto theft and kidnapping charges.
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William Sexton
Ironton
Sid Hoyt
Richard Corbin
Wayne H. Herlitz
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Glenn G. Finley
Herlitz
Glenvale
Finley
R. C. Hannon
Mercy Hospital
U. S. 23
Chillicothe
Secession Rumors Hit AFL-CIO Building Union Meet
Atlantic City N J The AFL C I O Building and Construction Trades Department opens its 49th convention amid speculation it may secede from the AFL C I O Resolutions urging secession due to jurisdictional disputes are presented The Executive Committee met behind closed doors and spokesman James Garrison said Richard J Gray had prepared remarks that threatened secession but were revised after committee review
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Detroit
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Defense in Lima Trial To Recall Caretaker
Defense attorney Ernest Navarre will recall caretaker George Cash in the Ralph Forsythe first degree murder trial in Lima. Forsythe, 42, faces charges in the Aug. 10 slaying of Charles Conner, 37, whose body has not been recovered.
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Scientists Say Sputnik I Rocket Probably Fell
U S and British scientists say Russia’s satellite rocket that placed Sputnik I in orbit on Oct 4 likely crashed Saturday night. The final location and exact time remain uncertain as sightings vary while Sputnik I and Sputnik II continue to orbit.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Trial Opens Challenging Presidency
A civil suit in Federal District Court challenges James R. Hoffa's election as Teamsters president.13 rank and file members allege delegates at the Miami Beach convention were illegally chosen and seek a permanent bar on Hoffa taking over plus nullification of actions and constitutional changes from Sept 30 to Oct 5. Hoffa faces separate New York wiretap conspiracy charges and may testify later.
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Adlai Stevenson to end NATO advisor role soon
Washington report says Adlai E. Stevenson will end his work as adviser on NATO policies this week. He indicated he will not join the December 16 to 18 North Atlantic leaders meeting but would consider a Paris trip if requested. The State Department said Stevenson will attend part of a White House meeting with congressional leaders Tuesday.
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Robber Hangs Self Admits Guilt in Note
John T. McGuire a 28 year old Philadelphia man indicted for a real estate office holdup was found hanged in the Richland County jail. Coroner Dr D C Lavendar ruled the death suicide noting a remorseful note saying I am guilty and expressing regret for all my evil deeds and sins. A bed sheet noose was used.
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John T. McGuire
Philadelphia
Eight Denault Children Die In Quebec House Fire
In Sherbrooke Quebec eight children of Mr and Mrs Lionel Denault aged from 8 months to 12 years perished when their home burned Sunday an oil stove explosion is blamed for starting the blaze authorities say the tragedy left a grieving family and community in shock.
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Morocco King Visits Los Angeles on California Tour
King Mohammed V of Morocco arrived in Los Angeles from Texas for a busy Southern California schedule. His spokesman Abderrahman Naggai said the King and President Eisenhower exchanged gifts in Washington, with Eisenhower reportedly presenting a telescope. Arab students at UCLA greeted the royal arrival in Arab dress, chanting in his language.
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Texas
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Portsmouth Lawman Dies at 63
Albert D. Bailey, 63, assistant Portsmouth police chief, died Sunday at Portsmouth General Hospital.
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Albert D. Bailey
Portsmouth General Hospital
UN seeks Jordanian compromise as Mt Scopus tensions rise
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold held talks with Jordanian leaders in Amman amid unresolved disputes over UN truce supervision and access to Mt Scopus. Fears of clashes with Israel mount as convoys and border incidents escalate, with Hammarskjold planning visits to Israel and Damascus amid renewed tensions.
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Ibrahim Hashem
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Keel Laid For Navy Nuclear Guided Missile Cruiser
The keel of the Navy's first guided missile nuclear powered cruiser Long Beach was laid at Bethlehem Steel Fore River yard in Quincy Massachusetts. The vessel measures 721 feet in length with a 73 foot beam and 11,000 ton displacement and will carry Talos Terrier and Regulus missiles. Admiral Jerauld Wright addressed the ceremony stressing Atlantic security and Allied access to sea lanes.
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Fire Destroys Chemistry Building at Ohio State
A two alarm blaze on Sunday gutted a large one floor chemistry building at Ohio State University in Columbus. Fire damaged adjacent quonset-type Army barracks and about $100,000 worth of equipment in it.
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Jenner withdraws from re election race after quail hunt
Senator William E. Jenner of Indiana abruptly ends his bid for reelection. He cited personal reasons in a two paragraph statement delivered by Republican chair Robert Matthews and said he will return to law practice in Indianapolis with Jack Brown. Democratic leaders say defeat prompted retirement, but observers doubted the outlook.
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