Spurned Husband Strangles Wife in Lincoln Case
Prosecutor said Nancy Parker 22 signed a statement admitting her husband Darrel F. Parker strangled her after she refused his advances and then staged an assault to mislead authorities. Parker found Nancy dead Dec 14 in their Lincoln home. he confessed after attending her funeral in Des Moines. Both were graduates of Town State College.
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Nancy Parker
Lincoln
Kkeele
Gxy"Forester
Darrel F. Parker
Parker
Ead
Nancy
Scheele
Thien Parker
Scheeler
Des. Moines
Lin H Coin
Town State College
Robert Morrison
Des Moines
Winter Weather Grips Nation With Cold And Rain
The winter season begins with a stormy cold note across the nation. Rain and floods threaten Pacific coast areas while New England and New York report subzero readings. Messena New York records 30 below. Adirondacks drop to 47 below zero in recent hours.
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New England
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Messena
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Adirondack Mountains
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Athens
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
California
Oregon
Washington
Prospect
Priest Tells Of Prison in Communist China After Release
The Rev. Frederick A. Gordon, a Somerset, Perry County native, spoke at mass about his 23 months in a Chinese Communist prison ending with a mock trial and a summary to leave China. He arrived here last Tuesday after two months in a Hong Kong hospital following his release on Sept 18. He noted two other Dominican priests were interned with him and said he was not mistreated, though others were. He warned of renewed arrests of bishops and priests and mass arrests of the Chinese people despite claimed religious freedom.
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China
Frederick A. Gordon
Somerset
Perry County
Hong Kong
Dionne Daughters Home for Christmas
Four surviving Dionne quintuplets will spend Christmas at the parents’ Calander Ontario home. Marie and Annette, former patients at Notre Dame de Esperance Hospital, are home for the holidays and Cecile and Yvonne, student nurses there, may choose Christmas or New Year’s. Photographer Van Nuys reports from California.
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Eal
Calander
Ont
Notre Dame de Vesperance Hospital
Marie
Annette
Cecile
Yvonne
Hhosital
Lausche Ends Speculation on Senate Run for Democratic Nod
Ohio Governor Lausche announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U. S. Senate from Ohio in the May 8 primary, ending speculation about his political future. He told reporters the decision was driven by a love of a good fight, while Republican George H. Bender questioned the forecast of a Lausche victory.
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Gov. Frank
Lausche
U. S
Ohio
George H. Bender
Bender
Newt
Washington
Bendt
Senate
Port Clinton Pan
Feighan warns of Russian agents infiltrating free nations
Representative Feighan says many Russian agents are entering free world countries without security checks. He cites 3800 so called White Russian refugees moving from Hong Kong through Red China to 38 countries, urging a full congressional probe while noting he does not know who is responsible.
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Feighan
Ohio
House Immigration Subcommittee
Hong Kong
Red
China
Fire destroys Wayside Inn of Longfellow in Sudbury Mass
Sudbury Massachusetts reports a blaze severely damages the centuries old Wayside Inn known as Red Tavern before. the building noted as Longfellow inspiration for Tales of a Wayside Inn. Fire officials say no one was inside. Ford Foundation once owned the site and its historic value.
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Tne
Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
Henry Ford
Polee
Boston
Longfellow
Ford Foundation
Revolt Rumors Sweep Asuncion Amid Stroessner Regime
Fragmentary reports from Asuncion and Formosa described rumors of an uprising by army units and police against President Alfredo Stroessner. Calm conditions were reported in the Paraguayan capital, while neighboring regions and international dispatches noted confusion and unconfirmed gunfire.
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Uruguay
Asuncion
Paraguay
Argentina
Alfredo’ Stroessner II
Formosa
Montreal
Britain
Transquil
Stroessither
Colorado Party
Rail workers win wage hikes across eleven unions
Eleven railroad brotherhoods representing about 730000 nonoperating employees signed a pay raise pact. The agreement provides a general 10 to 14 1/2 cents an hour increase with retroactive pay from December 1. The pay rise, costing carriers over 300 million dollars yearly, raises conductor and other rates by additional 31 cents in some cases.
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Cmcaud
O'neal
Lroad
Jiarriers
UN considers Syrian push for sanctions after Israel raids
UN Security Council weighs Syrian demand for economic penalties against Israel after Dec. 11 raid. Canadian Maj. Gen. Burns reports 56 Syrians and 16 Israelis killed. many council members favor a sharp rebuke but not drastic action. Shukairy accuses Israel of escalating Holy Land violence while Israel defends attack as retaliation.
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N.Y
Palestine
Holy Land
UN Security Council
Na“Eee ‘Council
E. Burns
Israel
Ahmed Shiukairy
Council
Rai Israel
Ambascador Abba Ebi
Syria
Witness Raps Reds Party in Ohio Communist Trial
In Cleveland the federal trial of 11 alleged Communist party leaders paused for a long recess. Jurors told to return Jan 13 as defense motions for acquittal loom. John Lautner, key government witness, denounced the party as a mob in a case alleging violent attempts to overthrow the U S government.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles J. McNamee
John Lautner
Communist Party
Hi Lautner
Repairman Killed as Fumes Explode in Dayton Garage
Dayton car repair incident ends in fatal blast when fumes from a hot water heater ignite in a garage just north of the city. A deputy reports the blast as the cause of the death for Richard Peterson with another occupant seriously burned. Fires destroy the structure and threaten nearby property. Local responders chase a flare up as emergency crews work to control the flame.
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W.va
State Child Welfare Department
Vnyton
Richard Peter
Dayton
Sneritt Joe Wood
Hames
Starline
Peterson
Messenger Boy Holiday Schedule Prompted Early Payment
The Messenger newspaper announces an adjustment to the delivery schedule this week as the paper asks readers to arrange payment one day earlier than usual due to the holiday. The notice emphasizes early collection by readers and informs drivers and subscribers of the change.
Harvard classmates killed as car collides with truck in Goshen
John Fell Steven, 19, son of Adlai Stevenson, was hospitalized with serious injuries after his car was struck by a truck in Goshen Indiana. Two of his Harvard University classmates died at the scene and the third was injured lightly. the group was returning home for Christmas.
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John Fell Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Goshen
Ind
Harvard University
Terror Death Toll Soars in Algeria
Algiers reports a growing death toll as nationalist guerrillas intensify the Christmas terror campaign. French troops mount a large operation, with clashes near Constantine and along the Tunisian border. At least several rebels killed and many captured. officials warn of heightened violence as elections approach and calls for resignations threaten public order.
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Algiers
Algeria
Nemencha
Constantine
Holy Land Readied for Pilgrims Amid Jordan Tensions
Amman reports steps to ease unrest as Christmas pilgrimage returns. Prime Minister Hashim vows no pacts or stances on Baghdad Alliance while Jordan seeks stability. Barbed wire removed, lights on, and riot arrests released. consulates targeted including U S, France, and Turkey in Jerusalem sector amid protests.
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Tora ¢Him Hashim
Iraq
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Binin
Hashim
Hussein
Amman
Penalties levied on Onassis shipholding group
The Justice Department announced penalties totaling about seven million dollars against Aristotle Onassis and Stavros Niarchos over their purchase of surplus ships. The deal required most stock transfers to American citizens, while Onassis and Niarchos could retain minority interests. Eleven of nineteen vessels remained with the government under the consent order, as both men faced charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by circumventing limits on ship sales to Americans.
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Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Sur- It
Onassis
Justice Department
Ione
Caeith “Onassis
Stavros Niarchos
Niarchos
United States
Marshal Cited In Murder Case Near Rarden
Ports mouth Municipal Judge Lowell C Thompson set a preliminary hearing for a 51 year old Bar ren marshal on murder charges. Sylvanus E Daulton pleaded innocent to unlawfully and maliciously killing John R Newman 24 of Rarden on Ohio 73 Oct 22. Newman died after a scuffle following arrests for disorderly conduct. Daulton wounded says he was driving the four to jail. He posted 500 bond. Rarden council had dismissed him as marshal but he refuses to leave office.
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Ports Nouth
Lowell C. Thompson
Barren
Sylvanus E. Daulton
John R. Newman
Exnarine
Rarden
Portsmouth
Daulton
Alton New
Dauton
Identification Sought After Constellation Crash in Jacksonville
An Eastern Air Lines official said identification could be completed today for 17 persons who perished when a Boston bound Constellation crashed and burned moments before a safe landing in Jacksonville Florida.
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Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Boston
Constellation
1200 Saved By Vaccine Polio Claim in 1955
New York polio official Dr Hart Van Riper says the Salk vaccine likely saved about 1200 to 1300 children in 1955. He cites a nationwide projection from 11 state foundations showing hospital admissions for polio dropped sharply in vaccinated children ages five and ten compared with the general population. He notes a 52 percent drop for five year olds and 40 percent for ten year olds versus a 17 percent decline overall.
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New York
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
State Foundation
van Riper
van Kiper
First $10 greenback from Greenlease ransom found in Ohio
FBI official confirms the first ten dollar bill from the $600,000 Greenlease ransom has been recovered in East Palestine, Ohio. Mildred Rhodes, a local bookie for an auto firm, found the bill. other recovered notes are mostly twenties and higher denominations across various cities.
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East Palestine
Ohio
J. Earl Milnes
FBI
St. Louis
Mildred Rhodes
Housewife Kills Spouse Keeps Body in Closet
A Vermont housewife, Barbara Schaltinger, 27, told officers she killed husband Jamea with a pipe during an argument. Sheriff Melvin Wilmirth said she waited five days before reporting the death. Neighbors saw no indication of foul play as she resumed household duties, and the nude body was found wrapped in a sheet in a closet of a duplex in a new holiday‑decorated section.
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Mather Mesband
Pice Aynt
Melvin Wilmirth
Barbara Schaltinger
Jamea
Schatinger
Kathy
Talks on Strike Fallout Stall at Brooklyn Garage Bid
In New York City the garment workers union presses talks with the Frayget company as strike threats loom. A stalled three month bargaining rounds with no offer reported. Meanwhile the City OCC approves plans for a vast underground parking garage in Brooklyn, a pioneering project for the city.
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Fraeget Workers Union
Vela
Frias ‘Toonbow
Boarior
Rana Singhe
Wall Street Sees Ford Stock Demand Hit Record High
Ford Motor Co stock shows record nine month profits and assets with a planned public offering tentatively set for June 18. Brokers report strong demand, with orders reaching over 700 customers, underwriters cautious about allotment due to limited shares. Governing changes and regulations frame the offering while the Fund Foundation increases prior share supply.
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Ford Motors Co
No. 2
Wed
Coman
Regia
Este
Athens
Chauncey
Logan
Lirt
Ifou
Nelsonvil
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport Change Commission
Ford Company
Ota
Acawwccope
Asada
Vor Atty Gen race joins columbus area slate
Columbus attorney COLUmpus-ver-wunam Jaxbe of Mechanicsburg announces for attorney general. I Jender, former Ohio House speaker, may face several opponents in the May 8 primary. Chalmers P. Wylie Columbus city attorney denies entry. ONeill of Marietta seeks GOP gubernatorial nomination. Other names floated include J Eugene Roberts and Harry Marshall. Carl Rich Cincinnati mayor speculation fades.
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Wunam Jaxbe
Mechanicsburg
I Jender
Ixbe
Ohio
Chalmers P. Wylie
Columbus
Wile
Atty. Genkins
Atty
Gen. C. William
ORNVERS c ra... 45-year-old union official convicted
A six-man six-woman U.S District Court jury convicted ORNVERS c ra... of four counts for filing false non Communist affidavits with the National Labor Relations Board in 1951 and 1952. The Colorado fraud indictment, resulting in arrest Oct 28, 1954, could carry up to 20 years in prison and $40,000 in fines. Tavis, former secretary-treasurer of the International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers, and now regional representative in Los Angeles, faces the penalties.
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Ornvers c —Raings Rravis
National Laborations Board
U.S
Colorado
Los Angeles
Fire kills father and daughter after family’s hospital discharge
A fire killed James Palsgrove, 28, and his two year old daughter Rosemary as the family returned from the hospital where Mrs. Palsgrove had just given birth to Sidney Rowena. The father died saving his wife and infant. cause of the blaze was not immediately known.
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Rosemary
Palsgrove
Roses
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