Nixon Seeks Influence on Eisenhower State of the Union
Vice President Nixon pushes to shape Eisenhower’s upcoming State of the Union. He met with Attorney General Rogers, Labor Secretary Mitchell, and Welfare Secretary Flemming to discuss civil rights, labor, and welfare proposals including a voluntary FEPC to curb employment discrimination.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Capitol
Atty
William P
Rogers
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
Cabiet
Voluntary
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Mitchell
Conference on Berlin Is Likely
Washington reports a possible Big Four foreign ministers conference next spring to ease East West tensions over Berlin. Officials say Western Allies might push to address Germany's future and Berlin in one meeting. Diplomats note growing interest in renewed talks with the Russians as Khrushchev demands a free city for West Berlin.
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Big Four Foreign Ministers
Berlin
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Hoover Receives Honor For Service To American Way
Former President Herbert Hoover at age 84 is honored by the Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies for outstanding service in advancing the American way of life.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies
Bombing Ties Ex Cult Members to Fountain of the World Blast
Tape recordings found near the Fountain of the World monastery wreckage link two Joshua Tree men, Ralph Muller and Peter Kamenoff, to the bombing that killed nine, possibly ten, including Krishna Venta and several followers. Police say the duped pair planned to depose Venta and carry out a final act, with the device manually triggered.
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Krishna
Muller
Venta
Convict Confesses to 1954 Paterson Slaying in Alabama
Virginia inmate Calvin W. Pruitt 28 signed a confession claiming he shot Attorney General elect Albert Patterson during a robbery attempt near Phenix City. Gov. James E. Folsom said Attorney General John Patterson will review the statement. Former Phenix City deputy sheriff Albert Fuller is already jailed for Patterson’s murder. Patterson’s death spurred a vice cleanup and he later became governor-elect.
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Montgomery
Ala
Virginia
Albert Patterson
James E. Folsom
Calvin W. Pruitt
Fort Benning
Folsom
John Patterson
Phenix City
Patterson
Albert Fuller
Pruitt
Hayeville
Snark Begins Round Trip Flight From Cape Canaveral
A Snark guided missile, the nation’s advanced intercontinental weapon, blasted across the Atlantic on a round trip test from Cape Canaveral. It was fired once, recovered, and tested new instruments, with range over 6,000 miles and operational by next July for the first unit at Presque Isle Maine.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Cape
Presque, Isle
Maine
Water main repaired water restored to city
It took nearly 29 hours to fix a broken water main and over 4000 residents in three suburbs had normal water service restored today.
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East Liverpool
New York Daily Papers Stilled by Deliverymen Strike
Major New York newspapers halted publication as deliverymen went on strike. Afternoon papers World Telegram Sun Journal American Post Long Island Press and Long Island Star Journal ceased, followed by morning papers Daily News Times Herald Tribune stopping after last editions. The Mirror was expected to halt as well.
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New York
World- Telegram & Sun
The
Journal- American
the Post
Long Island Press
Long Island Star- Journal
Daily News
the Times
Herald Tribune
the Mirror
Detroit Nun Dies After 2 Year Second Life
Sister Delphine de St. Paul, aged 99, died in Dublin after a life marked by a 17 year old Typhoid fever death claim and 82 years of presumed death. Born in Detroit she moved to Dublin in 1885 and spent 57 years nursing at a home for aged men.
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Detroit
Dublin
Ireland
Delphine de St. Paul
Driver Lands Safely In Tree After Accident
JOPLIN Mo A treetop landing 25 feet up saved Baldasaro Palmentere 23 from serious injury after a blowout forced his car off U S 166 It overturned twice tossing him 60 feet through the air into a tree Palmentere suffered only cuts and bruises the car was demolished
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Joplin
Baldasaro Palmentere
U. S. 166
Palmentere
Retired man inherits half of large fortune in Fresno case
Charles C. Binkley, a retired glass blower, won a Superior Court verdict granting him half of $3.13 million left by Mrs. Cora Nidever who died in 1955 without a will. Eight nieces and nephews challenged the claim, but the jury ruled in Binkley’s favor after a 32 hour deliberation. He plans no major change in lifestyle.
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Cora Nndever
Montpelier
Ind
Stock Market Advances Toward All-Time High
A vigorous early advance pushed New York stocks toward the record high of November 20. Leading shares gained from a few cents to over a dollar, with several up as much as three dollars. Late morning hesitancy emerged as trading continued.
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New York
Strike Strikes Cuts at Chrysler and Ex-Cell-O Plants
Detroit reports a nationwide hit as a strike at Chrysler and Ex-Cell-O idles about 35,000 workers. About 31,140 UAW members in 19 Chrysler plants are off the job, with Ex-Cell-O idle for eight weeks in Michigan and Ohio. The Dodge main plant production runs at Chrysler are reduced to a trickle.
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Mich
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ex-Cell-O Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ex-Cell-0
Michigan
Ohio
Dodge
By-Pass Death Scene Claims Two Victims In Medina Area
Medina reports the new U S 42 and U S 224 by pass near Lodi has claimed two lives. Charles Engle, 24, of Lockwood Trumbull County was killed when his car plunged over an embankment while traveling from Fort Knox Kentucky. The crash occurred near the same spot where a truck driver had been killed recently.
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Medina
U.S. 42
U.S. 224
Lodi
Pfe
Charles Engle
Lockwood
Trumbull County
Engle
Fort Knox
Blizzard Stricken Oswego Awaits More Snow
Oswego New York faces renewed gloom as four more inches of snow fall, lifting the total to about six feet. Damage is estimated at $500000 with several buildings collapsing and three families evacuated. Roads open, food adequate, schools to reopen Friday, with industry and crews restoring services.
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N. Y
Bate
Blaze kills six in Ohio fire near Trenton
A family of six dies in an early morning frame house fire near Aid Ohio with Elmer Littlejohn 29 Betty 25 and four children Gary 7 Gail 6 Dorothy 3 Dale Ray 5 weeks killed. Harley Graham 23 dies in another fire while attempting to rescue his sister Connie Sue 8 in Forest Dale. Officials say an oil stove likely caused the blaze as fire officials secure the scene.
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Elmer Littlejohn
Betty
Gary
Gail
Dorothy
Dale Ray
Lawrence County
Harley Graham
Connie Sue
Forest Dale
Tronton
Littlejohn
Aid
Ohio 141
Trenton
Deadline Set For Judge's Reply To Suit
COLUMBUS Municipal Judge Frank R Franko of Youngstown must respond to the Ohio Supreme Court by January 1 in a quo warranto action to oust him. If no answer is filed, the court will issue an order removing him. Franko had been suspended as an attorney for unethical practices.
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Columbus
Frank R. Franko
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Franko
Atty
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Supreme Court
Iron-ton Hero Brother Dies Saving Sister Fire
Ironton reports Harley Graham 23 died a hero's death when he ran into a burning home at Forest Dale Wednesday night to rescue his 8-year-old sister Connie Sue trapped inside A blazing window frame collapsed trapping both siblings and causing their deaths in the blaze.
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Ironton
Harley Graham
Forest Dale
Connie Sue
Bomb Threat At High School Triggers Evacuation
A warning call to New Philadelphia High School claimed the building would be blown up causing the evacuation of about 1300 students and staff. Police and responders conducted a search but found no explosive device.
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New Philadelphia
Rotary Honors Football Team And School Bus Crash News
Ohio GOP may take five years to recover. Bill Hess speaks. A school bus collision injures 19 with a truck. Dinner hour blaze causes $1500 damage at Blossers. Racine PTA approves purchase of a school curtain. 4 H training draws 105 officers. Board orders vaccinations rise. Glouster and Nelsonville pages noted.
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Rotary
Bill Hess
PTA
Idee Knete Eee
Snow Forecast Hits Ohio With Cold Record Lows
Snow is sweeping into Ohio from the northwest with the coldest pockets in Columbus and Delaware near or below zero. Most areas should see new snowfall by night, heavier near Lake Erie and up to 26 inches already reported in Ashtabula.
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Columbus
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
CAB Begins Probe on Airline Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board opened an inquiry into Lake Central Airlines whether it should keep serving nine cities on a temporary basis. The cities include Springfield Zanesville Marion Dover and New Philadelphia in Ohio and Gary Richmond Marion and Bloomington in Indiana.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central Airlines
Ohio
Springfield
Zanesville
Marion
Dover
New Philadelphia
Oho
Gary
Richmond
Bloomington
Ind
Jury Stalemate in Walker Bank Robbery Trial
A Louisville jury could not reach a verdict in the bank robbery trial of Charles A. Walker on Wednesday and was ordered to resume today. His first trial last October ended with a hung jury.
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Louisville
Charles A. Walker
Quake Jolts San Francisco Area Early Morning
A small earthquake hit San Francisco and within a 50 mile radius at 1 53 a m shaking homes and causing minor damage. Broken dishes and cracked walls were reported with no injuries.
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San Francisco
McCoy Receives Life Term in Slaying Case
Russell McCoy of Zanesville was sentenced to life in prison for aiding and abetting the slaying of Reynold Amodio during a $400 holdup at a Uniontown store on November 23, 1956. He will not face prosecution in two additional murder indictments, including the Cain killing and the slayings of his half-sister Louise See and her husband Lloyd See, as Muskingum County prosecutor Joseph W. McNerney called further trials a waste of taxpayers’ money.
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Russell McCoy
Zanesville
Reynold Amodio
Uniontown
Paul Clain
McCoy
Cain
Louise See
Lloyd
See
Joseph W. McNerney
Muskingum County
West Virginia Tonight Slightly Warmer Clouds Friday
Weather notes not as cold with a low of 10 to 15. Friday looks cloudy and somewhat warmer in West Virginia. Ohio shows increasing cloudiness with occasional snow today ending with a low near 10 to 11. Tonight not as cold with a 10 to 14 degree low and Friday partly cloudy and a bit colder with highs around 15 to 20.
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West Virginia
Eighty Years of Marriage Honored for Peter and Celestia Peterson
In Fairview Utah the Peterson couple observed their 80th wedding anniversary with a testimonial dinner. Peter, 98, and Celestia, 97, were married in 1878 in St George. Local officials praised their devotion as a model of lifelong faith and family.
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Utah
Peter
Celestia Peterson
Otis Nielsen
Apostle LeGrand Richards
Latter- Day Saints
St. George
Here
Peterson
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