Threat Mounts Over Berlin Air Corridors
West Berlin election rally speakers accuse Communist interference on routes for Pan American Air France and British European Airways. Hermann Matern says East German claim denies legal overflight rights while Adenauer vows Western powers will keep air corridors open and cites a Dulles letter reaffirming 1949 access treaty. Khrushchev warns of handing Berlin controls to East Germans within six months.
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New Signals Not From Sputnik Seem Possible
Cleveland scientists at Standard Oil of Ohio private lab report mysterious space signals not from Sputnik II. Dr. A L Jones notes two strong bursts on 2001 megacycles within five and a half hours, carrying telemetered data and unlikely to be ground transmissions.
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Eseapee Surrenders After Jail Escape
Joseph Orville of Youngstown, a 23 year old convict, walked back into Mahoning County jail Thursday night after escaping in the supply room earlier that day. He said he feared lifelong pursuit if he remained free.
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Crash Kills Cambridge Man on U.S. 40
Michael Sabados, 40, of Cambridge Route 6, was killed Thursday night in a collision between an automobile and a truck on U. S. 40 about four miles west of Cambridge, the Ohio Highway Patrol reported.
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Weather Outlook For West Virginia And Ohio
Weather brief notes snow flurries and wind with much colder conditions in West Virginia tonight and Saturday. Low temperatures around 15 to 22 degrees. Ohio sees partly cloudy and colder conditions with lows near 15 to 20 and highs near 30 to 54. A five day forecast shows temperatures 8 to 12 degrees below normal with intermittent snow flurries in northern Ohio and snow statewide again by Sunday.
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Bargain Hunter Sells Early Christmas Cards
In Knoxville, Mrs John KE Sergent bought Christmas cards in January at reduced rates and then resold them at further discounts. Her seven day old baby Pam supposedly outdated their sentiment by reselling the items.
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Army to Try Long Life Moon Shot in Weekend Hop
New York report on the Army’s Juno IV lunar probe a 30 pound rocket aimed at the moon with a potential 34 hour flight and a one in two chance of escaping Earth. If successful it could enter a solar orbit lasting millions of years beyond a possible lunar landing.
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Italian Premier Fanfani Faces Confidence Vote
Rome report on Premier Amintore Fanfani's fragile Christian Democratic government as deputies prepare a confidence motion after two failed votes on a gasoline tax. Observers doubt he can marshal enough support from liberals and republicans to prevent a collapse of the cabinet. The session is seen as pivotal for Italy’s pro western minority administration.
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Eastern Strikes Persist Amid Wage Talks and Deadlock
The 12 day Eastern Air Lines strike continues with limited progress. Machinists seek 49 cent raises, while EAL offers 45 cents to 5000 IAM members. Flight engineers remain at stalemate over pay and jet pilot training. Separately, TWA votes in Kansas City to accept a tentative deal, aiming to resume by Monday. American Airlines runs under a temporary injunction against pilots walkout.
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Dayton Teachers To Get Salary Increases
Dayton Board of Education approves teacher pay raises ranging from 125 to 330 dollars annually. The hike affects the old scale which started at 3 550 for two years college trained teachers and climbed to 6 960 for those with master degrees, according to Superintendent Robert B. French.
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Princess Grace Walks Off Early From Monaco Ball
Princess Grace of Monaco abruptly left the Imperial Ball crowding spectators and photographers at a New York reception with Prince Rainier III. A royal spokesman said the throng was too much after an incident on her white satin slip. She later returned to preside at prize drawing and kept a smile though she danced no more.
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Snowbound Ohio Faces Hazardous Weekend Driving
A heavy wet snowfall stretches across a 100 mile wide band in Ohio from southwest to northeast hindering highway traffic and making travel hazardous for thousands heading to work. By 6 am two inches had fallen in Dayton and Columbus with up to three inches forecast before colder air brings a weekend freeze from a Canadian mass.
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Youths Fight Ends in Fatal Dayton Shooting
In downtown Dayton Julius Milnickel 19 was shot and killed after a group confrontation outside a pool hall. Police say 16 year old Carl Farley is in custody for investigation while another 16 year old fled the scene. Witnesses indicate Milnickel left his group and approached Farley before the fatal shot.
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Heart Holds Life Promise For 18 Month Old
In Cleveland at Marymount Hospital Rusty Breyman 18 months old received a four hour operation to repair a congenital heart defect. The procedure involved a medical team of 15 and blood donors from Hancock County including the boy's father Pliny Breyman and grandfather Kark Breyman. Doctors expect about three more days to determine success with Dr. John J. Kralik expressing cautious optimism.
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Kark Breyman
Arcadia
Hancock County
John J. Kralik
Rocket Blast Kills Three at Callery Chemical Plant
In Lawrence Kansas a homemade rocket exploded early today at the Callery Chemical Co plant that makes missile fuel. Three young engineers who helped build the device were killed and four others injured, two critically.
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Callery Chemical Co
Paddling Is Battling Leads to Assault Charge
Myron Dedon, 43, of Mantua accuses Crestwood Elementary principal George Converse of grabbing him by the throat and shirt during a visit to discuss his son’s paddling. Converse pleads innocent, claiming Dedon used abusive language.
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George Converse
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Firefighters Aim to Contain Malibus Big Brush Fire
Malibu Beach California fire crews strive to gain control of a large brush fire now in its fourth day and reported 85 percent contained. Fire officials say favorable weather and persistent effort could finish the job today as smoke drifts over the coast.
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Senator Young reports campaign contributions and spending
Washington reports Ohio senator Stephen M. Young, a Democrat, received 2165 dollars in contributions for his successful campaign and shows expenditures of 7532 dollars.
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Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Disneyland Expansion Plans Outline Future Attractions
Walt Disney reveals a bold growth plan for Anaheim with a monorail system, submarines to cruise under polar ice, and bobsled rides down the Matterhorn as new Disneyland attractions.
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Snow delays evacuation of state capital to Athens
Civil defense officials hoped for heavy weather to test plans for the evacuation. Columbus reports over two inches of snow with Athens experiencing light snowfall as buses run late and highway conditions worsen, delaying the move.
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Columbus
Cyprus Peace Talks Fizzle
UN efforts to start Cyprus peace talks collapsed after an Iranian backed plan failed to gain required votes in the 81 nation Political Committee. Greece Turkey and Britain were urged to negotiate, but the assembly fell short of a two third majority and several rival measures were defeated or withdrawn.
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Warden Leads Raid to End Arizona Prison Riot
Warden Frank Eyman and 25 lawmen stormed barricaded cells at the Arizona State Prison in Florence. Twenty six guards and civilians guarded by more than 300 officers. Two guards Calvin Hunt and Scott Wright were held briefly and feared killed when inmates threatened hostages. The warden vowed to protect his men and threatened lethal force as the insurgents backed down.
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Kettering Will Filed Details Estate Split Between Foundations
The will of Charles F. Kettering, automotive pioneer and former GM research head, places an estate estimated above 200 million dollars. Most shares of C. F. Kettering Inc. go to the Kettering Foundation and a separate philanthropic trust, with exact figures to be disclosed after probate inventory in Montgomery County.
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Charles F. Kettering
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Montgomery County
Bus And Train Collision Kills Child In Dixmoor Crossing
A nursery school bus struck by a freight train near a crossing in Dixmoor Chicago area killed one child and injured twelve others, three critically. Trainmaster Edward Fike said the bus sat on the tracks as the Indiana Harbor Belt Line train approached. Fireman John Matthew, 36, leaped from the engine and lit a flare to stop another freight train and pulled several children from the wreckage. Matthew was injured and in critical condition.
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Blue Island
Edward Fike
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Reds Pick Candidate for President of France
Paris Georges Marrane a former deputy and senator is the Communist candidate for president of France. He may be Premier Charles de Gaulle s only opponent in the election December 21.
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Georges Marrane
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Charles de Gaulle
Small income holders stock ownership rises in America
About eight million people with modest incomes own stock, many earning at or below the national average. Few are big executives, with housewives most common. The New York Stock Exchange program allows investing as little as 40 dollars every three months, or roughly 45 cents a day, as detailed in How to Invest on a Budget in Family Weekly.
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ONeill Leads Caravan To Athens Emergency Exercise
Gov C William ONeill led the first wave of about 450 to 500 refugees into Athens as part of a civil defense drill. Checkpoints at the State Highway Patrol post and county fairgrounds logged officials and aides while OU prepared emergency quarters for a simulated attack. Weather was cold with snow. the exercise tested evacuation, communications and university coordination under Col Edward M Starr supervision.
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Ohio
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Columbus Rd
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Edward M. Starr
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John C. Baker
Colombia imposes siege after plots linked to ex-dictator
President Alberto Lleras Cambargo orders a state of siege to stop a revolutionary plot. Ex-dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, ousted May 10, 1957, was arrested as a suspected ringleader. The plan was to unleash terrorist acts in Bogota on December 6.
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Alberto Lleras Cambargo
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Bogatta
Young Declines Office Space Offer From Bricker
Senator elect Stephen M. Young has refused an offer of office space from defeated rival Senator John W. Bricker. Bricker proposed space until Congress convenes.
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Stephen M. Young
John W. Bricker
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Young
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