Soviet Chiefs Overhaul Five Year Plan In Kremlin Shakeup
Moscow reports say the Communist Party central committee retooled the sixth five year plan with M G Pervukhin named chief economic planner, replacing Saburov. A six member technical panel will assist, focusing on heavy industry while noting past overestimations and resource limits.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Central Cor
Condi
M. G. Pervukhin
Maxim C. Sabu- Tov
Pervukhin
Central Committee
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Saburov
State Economic Commission
A. N. Kosygin
V. A. Malyshev
M. V. Khrunichev
V. A. Kucherenko
V. V. Matshevich
A. Benediktov
Suburov
Planning Commission
Soviet Communist Party
Court Okays New Garage in Columbus State Yard
Ohio's supreme court allowed use of state funds to plan a forty four million dollar parking garage under the statehouse yard in downtown Columbus. The ruling upheld lower court refusals to ban release of funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Statehouse Yard
Designer Dies Uncertain Funds For State Highway Plans
Type designer Addison Dwiggins 76, longtime Morganthaler Linotype Co. consultant, dies as a court split over funds for planned garage use. Six of seven judges deemed the statute unconstitutional, while three supported affirming. In Ohio, lower courts split on a ruling.
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Hingham
Mass
N— Wilcourt
Addison Dwiggins
Morganthaler Linotype Co
Martinsville
Ohio
Algiers
Algeria
Cours
Nixon to discuss aiding Hungarian refugees with Eisenhower
Vice President Nixon plans to tell President Eisenhower that the United States must do more for Hungarian refugees. Officials expect proposals to raise the 21,500 quota and boost U S aid to Austria. Nixon spoke on the Hungarians relief radio TV show and just returned from a six day Austria trip.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Hungary
White House
U. S
Austria
Hungarians in Siberia and Japanese Prisoner Exchanges
MAIZURU Japan Japanese repatriate Yoshimichi Nakagawa cites a Russian officer in Khabarovsk saying many Hungarians will replace Japanese prisoners in Siberian camps. The Welfare Ministry says at least 10,000 Japanese remain missing in the Soviet Union amid ongoing postwar repatriation claims and reconciliations.
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Maizuru
Japan
Siberan
Oday
Yoshimichi Nakagawa
Khabarovsk
Siberian
Soviet Union
Russia
Nakagawa
Welfare Ministry
Five New Bomb Threats Prompt Gotham Hunt for Mad Bomber
New York police faced a wave of bomb threats and unexploded devices as the Mad Bomber struck again. Five calls and bombs were reported in Manhattan theaters Queens YMCA and other sites. No injuries. one dud device halted by authorities. Odor of the longtime suspect weaponized timing devices continues to challenge investigators.
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Gotham Police
New York
York Public Library
42Nd St
Ft. Tilden
Manhattan
Queens
Army Ordnance
Bronx
Brooklyn
Corporation
Plice
Radio 1
Music Hall
Hungary Seeks World Bank Loan Amid Soviet Pressure
Vienna AP reports Hungary's postwar regime aims for a 100 million dollar loan from the World Bank though a bank official in Washington says Hungary is ineligible as a nonmember. Western aid seems unlikely. Moscow influence and a broader oil crisis constrain options.
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World Bank
Washington
Hungary
Budapest
Paris
International Bank
Kadar
Budapestegime
Nepszabad‘ag
Land
Western
Europe
Suez Canal
United States
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Poland
Coalition in Sumatra to Remain Despite Demands to Resign
Jakarta reports Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo’s insecure coalition rejected calls to resign after the Sumatra army revolt. An emergency cabinet meeting replaced the cabinet spokesman with Deputy Prime Minister Idham Chalid as pressure from Moslem Masjumi and other coalition members loomed. Sukarno demanded surrender of rebels but little changed the government stance.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidojo
Sumatra
Inez
Ibinet
Idham Chalid
Sukarno
Ali Sastroamidjojo
China
Soviet Union
Masjumi Party
Bandung
Refugees Celebrate First Free Christmas at Camp Kilmer
About 5200 Hungarian refugees at Camp Kilmer New Jersey celebrated their first Christmas in the free world. Nine van loads of gifts were distributed and each received a personal welcome message from President Eisenhower. Catholic and Protestant services were held and a refugee pageant depicting the birth of Christ was staged three times.
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Kilmer
N. J
Free World
America
Eisenhower
White House
Kroger Heir Mrs Gretch Graf Dies at 58 in Cincinnati
Temperatures to stay near normal with highs around 35 to 40 and lows near 21 to 24. Precipitation expected mainly in the north with light snow flurries, little in the south. Mrs. Gretch Graf, 58, daughter of Kroger founder, dies at her Indian Hill home Tuesday.
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Kroger
DI Cincinnati
Nelsonville to Point Pleasant Yomercy-Middleport Port Notice
Damaged OCR fragment lists ports including Nelsonville Point Pleasant En Yomercy Middleport with a 6.7 mile or knot reference. No clear event or dates available.
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Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
En Yomercy
Middleport
Bus Depot Gunman Kills, Wounds Five in Cleveland Shootout
A gunman ejected from a Pittsburgh Chicago bus opened fire at Cleveland Greyhound Depot injuring five and killing two, including driver Leo Almerico. Patrolman Barrett and officer Sirkot exchanged shots. the assailant died at the hospital. Miss Georgeann Kartake, 18, of Fort Eustis, Virginia, among the wounded, was identified tentatively.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Greyhound
Mike Brett
Leo Almerico
Georgeann Kartake
Ft. Eustis
Emmett Jefferson
Explosive Boxcar Blast Damages Selkirk Kansas
A freight car carrying government explosives exploded near Selkirk Kansas causing shattered windows and damage to almost every building. A 300 pound steel piece flew into Main Street and damaged power lines but no injuries were reported. The blast halted traffic briefly as crews uncoupled cars and moved the train to safety.
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Selkirk
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri ‘ Pacific
Deparis
Nasser Blocks Suez Canal Work Amid Israeli Withdrawal
Cairo blocks ship clearance in the Suez until Israeli forces depart Egyptian territory delaying canal reopening by weeks. UN aides Cordier and Katzin head to Cairo after Hammarskjold orders, while Israel withdraws from Sinai and Gaza under UN supervision. United Nations salvage ships wait in Port Said.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Andrew W. Cordier
Alfred G Katzin
Israel
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Suez Canal Authority
Port Said
Bombing hits home of Birmingham integration leader
A dynamite blast shattered the Birmingham home of Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworth, injuring his two children Charlie Robinson and Fredericka 11, and neighbor Fred Shuttlesworth. The minister was unhurt and vowed to continue leading the fight to end segregation despite the attack.
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Birmingham
Ala
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Charlie Robinson
Fredericka
Fred Shuttlesworth
Steelworker Nominee Plans USW Campaign Drive
Don Rarick a steelworker nominated to oppose President David J. Me Donald for leadership of the United Steelworkers said Tuesday a drive will start soon to raise funds from rank and file members. Rarick 39 a furnaceman at the yearby living works of U S Stel Corp said the drive will be intensive and will be headed by Nick Mamula of the Jones Laughlin Corp Aliquippe Pi works.
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Aittsburgh
Don Rarick
Spose
David J. Me
Donald
United Steelworkers
USW
Iy Rarick
Livin Works
Stel Corp
Nick Mamula
Jones, & Laughlin Corp
Aliquippe
Pi Works
Meigs Farmers Notified Land To Be Purchased
Owners of three farms totaling 328 acres north of East Letart Road received registered letters Monday morning that their optioned land will be purchased. Names include Andrew Cross 153 acres Clarence and Guy Shapman 85 acres and Mrs Emma Sargent 90 acres. Options on remaining lands under option from June expire January.
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Pomeroy
East Letart Road
Harold Grimmland
Andrew Cross
Clarence
Guy Shapman
Emma Sargent
Middleport
Tme
Letart Falls
Fred Link
Rom John
Letart Cemetery
Harold Grimm
John
U S Traffic Death Toll Sets Holiday Record
The Christmas weekend grim toll surpassed previous highs with at least 695 highway deaths from Friday 6 p m to midnight Sunday. An overall toll of 861 including 47 fires and 117 misc accidents marked a record for both highway and accidental fatalities.
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America
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Associated Press
North Dakota
Maine
Wyoming
California
Illinois
Texas
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Ohio Christmas Fatalities Reach 48 Across State
An Associated Press tally shows 48 Ohio deaths during the Christmas holidays from accidents. Forty were auto crash victims, with deaths on Christmas Eve and Day. Other fatalities include a stove blast, drownings, falls, a child strangled, a train incident, an Air Force jet crash, and a shotgun accident involving a six year old.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Wiener
Air Force
Associated Press Survey
Christmas Visitor Sleeps Walks Into Home Mystery
An early Christmas Day visitor startled the William Robinson family. A pajama clad man rang the bell and entered the house before being found sleeping, later revealed as an overnight guest at a neighbor's home.
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Tuldin
Arh
William €. Robinson
Eisenhower Hosts Grandchildren at White House Christmas
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower welcomed their grandchildren David Barbara Ann Susan and Mary Jean to the White House for a midafternoon visit from Fort Belvoir Wisconsin. Mrs Doud greeted the youngsters as the president posed for pictures and the family shared a Christmas dinner. Ike presented his wife with monogrammed lav er match boxes matching table service.
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Ly House
America
Eisenhower
David
Barbara Ann
Susan
Mary Jean
White House
Ft. Belvoir
Mas. Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Christmive
21 Refugees Arrive on President's Plane
Twenty one Hungarian refugees arrived in America aboard President Eisenhower's personal plane the Columbine landing at McGuire Air Force Base. The flight carried eight adults and thirteen children from Munich after a visit to India and London.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
J. J
Amelia
Eisenhower
Akien
India
Jehry
London
Munich
Firefighters Share Christmas Dinner With Families
The 16 firemen on duty at station No 1 hosted their families for a boxing day style Christmas meal after toiling on Tuesday. The turkey dinner was cooked in the station kitchen and the kids gathered around a Christmas tree as gifts were handed out.
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Akron
Station No. 1
Dog Missing Prompt Search At Children’s Home
Mr F M Guthrie reports his beagle missing and a Messenger Lost ad led to locating the owner. A reader saw the ad and found the pet, illustrating the value of reading Messenger Want Ads.
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Teward
F. M. Guthrie
Malibu Fire Devours Homes as 1500 Acres Burn
A four hour blaze in Malibu spread through Latigo and Zuma canyons. About 25 homes were destroyed and 1500 acres burned as 15 engine companies and federal help battled the fast moving fire. No casualties reported. Authorities warned it could become a major disaster.
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Malibu
Califora
Brush City
Ventura County
Anta Monica Mountains
U. S
Forest Service
Keith Klinger
Los Angeles
Port Hue
Way 101
Singer
Saigateeeos
Angeles
Hed
bull-Vista
Malibu Mar Vista
Am Lazers
Newton
Latigo
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