Early Warning Plane Crashes Off Oahu With 23 Aboard
A Navy Super Constellation on radar patrol went down about 25 miles north of Oahu. Four survivors and two bodies recovered as Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard units search the area. Initially 21 or 24 crew members were reported. one man later appeared in Honolulu.
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GOP Primary State Complete
Columbus AP notes the Republican slate for Ohio May primaries is effectively set with few outsiders. Gov. C William ONeill has not declared. U S Senator John Bricker will run for a third term against Charles A McCarthy. Alvin L Spriggs challenges ONeill for governor. Incumbents Ted W Brown Roger W Tracy William Saxbe James G Stewart and Willard D Campbell face no opposition for Jan 2 term.
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Retrial Set For Hoffa In Wiretap Case
New York state the case against James R. Hoffa and two codefendants is restored to the U S District Court calendar for retrial on January 6. The first trial ended in a jury deadlock after blocking eavesdropping on Teamsters offices in Detroit.
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First large scale atomic power plant operates at full power
The world's first large scale completely commercial atomic power plant is running at full output in Shippingport Pennsylvania feeding 60 000 net kilowatts to lines of Duquesne Light Co.
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Thieves Steal 1251 Bulbs From City Christmas Displays
Columbus police report 1251 bulbs were stolen from outdoor Christmas displays over the past week, signaling a spree of light theft across prominent displays and prompting investigations.
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Weather Summary Local and West Virginia Outlook
Weather report notes fair and colder tonight with a mild Wednesday. Highs around 48 and lows near 30 in the local area. West Virginia shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with lows 28 to 36 and little temperature change.
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Fire guts 75-year-old Columbus laundry building
A 75 year old laundry building in Columbus was gutted by fire Monday night. No injuries reported. Fire crews fought the blaze at the Franklin County home and contained it to the structure.
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War Seare Missing in Holy Land By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Christmas Eve brings prayers for peace amid cold war. Eisenhower asks for sacrifice to promote goodwill. Despite global unrest, Holy Land sees no war scare while pilgrims prepare for holy rites. International teams at the South Pole share a holiday greetings. Bob Hope arrives in Korea with entertainers. Dag Hammarskjold visits Gaza with UN Emergency Force.
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Eisenhower The Christmas Story Recounts Nativity Tale
A compact retelling of the nativity narrative, detailing Caesar’s taxing decree, Joseph and Mary’s journey to Bethlehem, Jesus’s birth in a manger, shepherds in the field, and angels proclaiming peace and goodwill. The passage frames the biblical story within a historical register.
Governor Commutes Three Life Sentences in Ohio
Governor C William O'Neill commuted to second degree murder the convictions of three inmates who have served over 25 years on life sentences for murder. The action makes them eligible for parole consideration.
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William O'Neill
Christmas Bleak For Suburb After City Fire
Nearly 100 Rankin residents face a bleak Christmas after a four-block fire east of Pittsburgh. Fire Chief estimates losses exceed one million dollars. Two people died of heart attacks, 14 homes and one school destroyed, eight homes and two schools damaged as 200 firemen and six companies fought the blaze. Police investigate reports of youths in the starting empty house.
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Driver Wins New Round in License Suspension Case
Fred Youngblood 47 of Lockland Ohio won another appeal ruling against the state over his drivers license suspension. The First District Court of Appeals upheld a Common Pleas decision that the law had not taken effect because 90 days had not elapsed after the governor signed it. The state moved to revoke his license after Lockland mayor A M Leslar convicted him on two driving counts each worth six points under the new 12 point law.
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Christmas Spirit Flows Across Nation in Tiny Tales
reports from Charlotte Philadelphia Nags Head Vicksburg Hempstead New York Hugo Oklahoma show seasonal kindness. Jennie Buckley meets Santa twice. a puppy is rescued by a postal supervisor. a driftwood fish tree delights seagulls. German exchange student gets a transatlantic call fund. Hofstra staff donate to aid two sophomores. lost-child concerns rise at stores. bankrupt Hudson and Manhattan aids riders. a six year old girl greets trains with a bicycle gift.
Eisenhower Offers Deeds Over Words to Spur Peace
President Eisenhower challenged the Kremlin to show a spirit of conciliation and clear evidence of Soviet sincerity in disarmament talks. Secretary Dulles led the NATO council report, saying a UN session cannot host 82 nations as a negotiating body, signaling the next move rests with Russia and reaffirming earlier points.
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Dayton Man Charged With First Degree Murder
Dayton suspect Dan Myrick, 24, faces one count of first degree murder and three counts of shooting to kill after a rapid search followed the fatal shooting of Marie McElroy, 27, early Sunday.
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Murder charge filed in Slaying of George Shandor
Wilbur Rauch, 41, is charged with first degree murder in the shotgun slaying of George Shandor, 41, of New Middletown. Rauch pleaded innocent and was bound over to the Mahoning County grand jury after being charged Monday.
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Policeman Kills Youth in Dayton Market Incident
An 18 year old was killed by police gunfire and another surrendered early today in Dayton after a reported burglary attempt at a market. Authorities described the youths as a pair involved in the incident.
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