Pope Pius XII in Satisfactory Condition Amid Uncertainty
Vatican reports say Pope Pius XII remains in satisfactory condition after treatment for peritoneal irritation and abdominal tension. Doctors note no alarming X rays and ongoing therapeutical care. private sources mention an ulcer as a complicating factor while heart reports vary.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Giovanni Batista Montini
Vatican Palace
Riccardo Galeazzi- Lissi
Ysician
Holy Father
Tely
Thas
Eisenhower silent on Knowland cooperation plea
President Eisenhower urged GOP leaders to stay in harmony on key policies, but Senate Majority Leader Knowland refused to comment. The exchange follows Knowland criticism of administration policy on China and China policy, including calls to block Red China, and debate over severing relations with the USSR.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
Cally
White House
State Department
United States
Red China
U. S
Russia
Congress
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles
State Hospital Is Criticized
A state auditor report on Massillon State Hospital finds neglect and decay throughout the institution. Examiner W. D. Williams reports disorder and filth, with only a few cottages appearing somewhat better, from July findings released recently.
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Columbus
Massillon State Hospital
W. D. Williams
State Bureau of Inspection
Examiner
Five Day Forecast Warm Weekend With Lake Erie Flurries
The forecast shows normal to slightly above normal temperatures with highs around the 41 to 47 degree range and overnight lows in the mid to high 20s. Snow flurries are possible near Lake Erie this weekend, with light rain or snow around Wednesday, totaling under two tenths of an inch. The period ends with a warmer Wednesday after a colder start to the week.
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Lake Erie
Dems Fight For Head Of Party In Fractious New Orleans
Democratic National Committee members crowded into caucuses to pick a successor to Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell. With 71 of 105 members expected, debate focused on whether a plurality or a 55 vote majority would name the new chair. Three candidates contending are Paul Butler James Finnegan and Michael V DiSalle.
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New Orleans
Democratic National Committee
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Paul Butler
Indiana
James Finnegan
Philadelphia
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Price
Escaped McDermott May Roam Newark Area
Newark Ohio patrols and a car call to police followed a taunt about Pat McDermott a 56 year old murderer who escaped Sunday from Ohio Penitentiary Shaw the Newark fire chief said a man in a parked car invited him over and a second man spoke of the escape prompting a citywide alert and a car net over the area.
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Newark
Ohio
Pat McDermott
Ohio Penitentiary
Stanley Shaw
Shaw
McDermott
Braden Sedition Case Nears Conclusion in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky the commonwealth nears verdict in the sedition case against Carl Braden as several more ex communists are due to testify. Prosecutors for the first time disclose patterns showing Braden's alleged affiliations with communist organizations through undercover agents.
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Louisville
Commonwealth
Carl Braden
Braden
Spiritual disease prompts call for moral rebirth in AMA talk
Miami report cites Dr. Julian Price urging a spiritual rebirth to combat lax morals and corruption. He links rising crime and tax evasion to atheistic communist influence and says only a change of heart in citizens and doctors can restore health and virtue.
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Miami
Fla
Julian P. Price
Florence
S. C
American Medical Association
Evi
Iar
Price
AMA
Talmadge Grants Stay of Execution for Morgan
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge granted a 15 day stay of execution for 18 year old James Willie Morgan after a last minute appeal. The delay allows a sanity hearing and psychiatric examination before the scheduled electric chair death for the August taxi driver killing. Morgan’s mother Ruby P. Anderson pleaded for his life from prison.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
James Willie Morgan
Archie Greaspin
Morgan
Eugene Talmadge Bryant
Augusta
Georgia
Ruby P. Anderson
Farm Bureau Head Resigns After decades of service
Everett F. Rittenour of Piketon, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation since 1949, announced his retirement on the eve of the OFBF 36th annual meeting in Columbus. He has served farmers from Jackson, Lawrence, Scioto and Pike counties and helped organize Pike County and the state organization.
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Columbus
Everett F. Rittenour
Piketon
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
OFBF
Rittenour
Jackson
Lawrence
Scioto
Pike
State Farm Bureau Board
Pike County
Sewage Facilities Serve Four Million Persons
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission reported that sewage disposal facilities are in operation for more than four million people in the Ohio Valley. The sixth annual report also notes new facilities approved or under construction will treat another 3,260,000 people. The commission says 45 percent of the population in a 600 square mile area across eight states is served by sewage treatment.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Ohio Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Navy Cougar Jet Skids Into Ocean Off Tarawa
A Navy Cougar jet fighter missed a landing wire on the Tarawa and slid into the sea 40 miles southeast of Block Island. Ensign Thomas J. McDowell of North Canton, Ohio, was the pilot listed as missing.
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Quonset Point
R. L
Block Island
Ens. Thomas J. McDowell
North Canton
Ohio
Akron Driver Drives First Toll on Ohio Turnpike to Philadelphia
Jack Shafer, 31, of Akron, paid the first commercial vehicle toll on the new Ohio Turnpike and arrived in Philadelphia yesterday after a 10 hour run.
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Jack Shafer
Akron
Philadelphia
Ballot Fix Charged In Recount
In Columbus AP reports more charges of vote count irregularities pile up as Sen. Thomas A. Burke’s recount margin grows. Burke, a Democrat, trailed Nov 2 by 641 votes to Republican George H. Bender. Recount totals show a net Burke gain of 2738 with 922 of 6840 precincts left to tally.
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Columbus
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
U. S. Senate
George H. Bender
Burke-Bender
Hamilton County
Ted W. Brown
Cleveland
Franklin
State Unveils 230 Million Road Plan
The Ohio state highway department outlined a two year roading program costing 230 million dollars. The plan calls for 48% million more for planning and right of way purchases for future highway construction. Funding would come from federal aid state funds local government funds and state bonds. Four million dollars yearly would be set aside for bridge repairs and emergency needs. The proposal was submitted to the State Highway Construction Council for approval or rejection in whole or in part.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
State Highway Construction Council
Cageeal High
U Way Con
Truck Driver Burns To Death In Crash
Lima, Ohio reports a truck driver died in a crash when his tractor-trailer rear ended another vehicle seven miles north at the Ohio 115 and U S 31 junction. The tractor-trailer burned, officials said the Transport Co of Kokomo, Indiana operated the wrecked rig.
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Lima
Ohio
Here
Ohio 115
U. S. Jon
U.S. asks UN to help free 11 airmen jailed by China
The United States urged United Nations action to free 11 American airmen imprisoned by the Peiping government on spy charges. President Eisenhower and UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold were discussed as avenues, with a Security Council referral or an Assembly resolution considered.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
China
America
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Washington
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Lodge
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Burke Votes Against McCarthy Condemnation Resolution
Senate voting record shows Sen. Thomas A. Burke of Ohio supporting a resolution condemning Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy on two counts, approved 67 to 22. Bricker was listed as not voting but paired against the measure. Burke also backed an amendment condemning McCarthy for his attack on the senate.
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Washington
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
John Bricker
Pacific
Senator Burke
Senator McCarthy
Ohio Stallion and Mare Win Reserve Titles
Judges at the International Live stock Exposition named an entry by G A Dix of Delaware Ohio as reserve grand champion Percheron stallion La Dons Co entered by J William Reed of Lexington Ohio was reserve grand champion Percheron mare.
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Chicago
G. A. Dix
Delaware
Ohio
la Don's Co
J. William Reed
Lexington
Poised Pups Spark Nixon Dog Gossip in Washington
In Washington a nose for news swirls around Vice President Nixon s cocker spaniel Checkers litter. Neighbors speculate on the father amid a tangle of names and mischief as Algernon nicknamed Alger baffles owners with a racially mixed springer spaniel lineage.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Spring Valley
Algernon
Alger
Mr. Nixon
Alger Hiss
Antitrust Case Focus Shifts To Chicago Court
In Chicago Federal Judge Walter J. LaBay prepared to deliver a decision in the government’s landmark antitrust suit. The government seeks to force the Du Ponts to divest stock in General Motors and U S Rubber, arguing the Du Pont holdings would be sold to large manufacturers of similar products.
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Chicago
Walter J. la Bay
U.S
Erg
du Ponts
General Motors
U. & Rubber
Williams Seeks Senate Hearing Over Alleged Agency Loan
Senator Williams of Delaware said he has information that an Agriculture Department official obtained a 390000 government loan to enter the roeller business while the department urged poultry cutbacks. He will name the official and present more details at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing today and request statements from the Farm Administration and other lending agencies.
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Washington
Williams
F-Del
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
William
Themittee
Farm of Administration
Antioch Residents Lost Off Japanese Coast
A Tokyo spokesman said no trace of the ama yacht Phoenix with the American family from Antioch College aboard has been found after four days of intensive search. Officials will continue the search for two more months before officially declaring the Phoenix lost.
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Tokyo
Ama
Phoenix
Thief Steals Wallet and Watch During Santa Appearance
In Los Angeles a thief stole Paul K. Heilman’s wallet and a $200 watch from his pants in the dressing room while Santa entertained children. Police noted Heilman, 55, reported the loss as the event continued.
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Los Angeles
Santa Claus
Paul K. Heilman
Wal- Steagl
Sam Sheppard Defense Witness Details Injury
Sam Sheppard's brother testified for the defense about his condition after hospital admission. He said swelling and loss of control indicated a spinal injury from the attack that killed Marilyn Sheppard, and a brain specialist had noted the injury on July 4.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
She Wee Dain
Steve
Sam
Willem J. Corrigan
Baby Pulled from Barrel in Pueblo Horrific Rescue
In Pueblo Colorado a baby named Ricky Hosen nearly drowned after slipping into a trash barrel full of soapy water. His mother Sy Rosen and five bystanders quickly responded as first aid arrived, reviving him before doctors treated him. The child recovered and slept well that night.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ricky Hosen
Jerome Rosen
Ricky
Joe
Reds Denounce Card Playing as Capitalist Relic
Moscow report says Soviet press condemns card playing as a capitalist vice corrupting the Soviet man. The Young Communist magazine cites crime and moral erosion linked to gambling, with eyes on vice and murder as consequences.
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Moscow
Young Communist
McCarthy Condemned by Senate in 67 to 22 Vote
Senator McCarthy faced a 67 to 22 condemnation vote over his conduct. The rebuke, first for a senator since 1929, followed a tense and bitter succession of debates as Republicans split and Democrats defended Senate dignity. He pledged to work within the party and denied forming a new faction.
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Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Yeater
Cen Otth
Morse
Thue McCarthy
Bennett
Utah
In Iterview
Carlson
R-Kan
Shenubiitae
Knowland
Calif
Ridges
Milin
Cele
Hete
Vtore Ferguson
Mich
Senate Republican Pol Committee
Bart
Maes
GOP
Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Builder Bremson
A bankruptcy petition was filed in oral court yesterday against home builder Bremson by three material dealers alleging he owed them money and faced charges related to obtaining Federal loans for his clients. The case centers on claims from the dealers over unpaid materials and debts.
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Cleveland
Vid HH. Bremson
Brermaon
Draft of Selective Service Notices Delayed
Dallas area report notes that no items from the President will be sent out from December 21 through New Year. The county selective service announces a temporary pause in official communications during the holiday period.
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Dallas
Tex
County Selective Service
Quietly Please Can You Work Sunday
A New York case examines Sunday labor rules after a mechanic was fired for repairing an airplane engine. The piece notes that noise disturbance and rest are protected, with exceptions for interstate commerce, emergencies, and general public welfare.
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Enust
Wales
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