Engineers Reach Settlement as Airlines Pause Operations
Eastern Airlines and its striking flight engineers reach a settlement and return to bargaining. the ground stop has lasted over a month. American Airlines awaits pilots' decision on a seven point mediation plan. wage ranges cited place pilots among the industry's highest paid. Union leaders vow no cross picket lines, while the new pact sets a ceiling near 2362 dollars monthly for pilots.
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American Airlines
International Association of Machinists
Eastern
George M. Brown
Miami
American
Father 29 Charged With Assault in Local Case
Columbus police charge Thomas Perkins a 29 year old father of two with burglary of an inhabited dwelling in a fight season with intent to commit a felony abduction and assault in a case tied to the abduction and rape of Frances Lollar a 29 year old housewife Perkins admitted the assault and faces a municipal court hearing today authorities say he was arrested after a Wednesday car collision with injuries and evidence matching the victim’s description.
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Thomas Perkins
Aoung
Frances Lollar
Perkins
College Head Is Missing
Dr. M Earle Collins 55 president of Missouri Valley College has been missing since Christmas Day. His wife reported him absent after Christmas Eve church services though son in law Jamie Hogue said they are not worried. He was to leave Thursday for Orlando to watch the Tangerine Bowl game.
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M Earle Collins
Missouri Valley College
Jamie Hogue
Collins
Orlando
Fla
East Texas State
Cuban Rebels Intensify Fight in Las Villas Province
Government forces in Las Villas face rising rebel threats as Fidel Castro’s followers reinforce their push. The intensified campaign disrupts Batista forces aiming to expand operations in Oriente, where Castro maintains mountain headquarters.
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Las Villas
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Oriente
Ohio Highways Report Says Icy Patches North
Primary routes in Ohio mostly normal with scattered icy spots in the north. Weather advisory notes minor hazards on travel corridors as crews monitor road conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bardot in Family Weekly reveals dancing misfire and fame muse
In a highlighted Family Weekly feature, Brigette Bardot recalls her dancing talent and believes rivals outshined her, as Hollywood’s Paris correspondent reports. The issue also covers Bowl Games madness, Outstanding Americans of 1958, and a reprint on the Iroquois Theater fire with its lasting code-driven impact.
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Family Weekly
Hollywood
Paris
Your Sunday Messenger
Iroquois Theater
World Sees Christmas Peace Amid Tensions and Tragedy
As the holiday season continues, nations pause for Christmas while Cold War strains persist. US and UN troops attend to celebrations and aid, with Cuba and Algeria facing violence. Notable events include Pope John XXIII’s Robert Masses and a Vienna air crash tragedy.
Boxing Day Boxings Loses, English Holiday Customs Persist
A humorous reminiscence about Boxing Day in Britain shows residents enduring doorbell ringing by dustmen, postmen, and carolers seeking tips. The piece notes disapproval from authorities and the public’s mixed reaction as families cope with the holiday tradition.
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London
Kenny Gets His Wish For Holiday
Eleven year old Kenny Acker spent Christmas in Logan with relatives after a long battle with inoperable cancer. He moved from Logan to a San Diego suburb about a year ago with his parents and younger brother. Doctors diagnosed the cancer two months ago. Kenny does not know he is dying and wished to return to Logan to visit friends and relatives. He was improved briefly on Christmas morning after waking to see Santa.
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Kenny Acker
Kenny
Paul Acker
San Diego
Calif
Santa Claus
Renew Efforts In New York
Negotiators return to the bargaining table in New York to restore peace in the newspaper industry as a 17 day old drivers strike keeps presses idle. About 15 000 of 20 000 employees have been furloughed while AFL CIO unions not supporting the Deliverers Union add pressure on publishers and mediators.
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New York
Afl-Cio
Youngest Mayor Dies in Bedford Ohio
Robert R Freda aged 31, who was Cuyahoga County's youngest mayor after becoming Bedford's chief executive a year ago, died Thursday at Bedford Hospital from a kidney ailment.
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Cleveland
Robert R Freda
Cuyahoga County
Bedford
Bedford Hospital
BG Student Drowns Off Catawba Point
A Bowling Green State University student drowned in Lake Erie after he and a companion fell through thin ice about 300 feet offshore from Catawba Point. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim.
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Port Clinton
Bowling Green State University
Lake Erie
Catawba Point
Nasser Denounces Reds in Syrian Province
President Abdul Gamal Nasser's government renews denunciation of Communist elements in the Syrian province of the United Arab Republic as tensions rise between Cairo and Damascus.
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Cairo
Abdul Gamal Nasser
United Arab Republic
Safety Council alarmed by toll during Christmas travel
National Safety Council reports a sharp rise in traffic deaths during the first part of the Christmas holiday period. Experts warn of a possible new record unless motorists change behavior as homeward travel peaks. The count exceeds pre holiday estimates and this period’s pace tops 1956 figures. Council projects 40 million cars on highways by period end amid favorable winter weather conditions.
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Belgium
United States
National Safety Council
Britain
Elizabeth
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Hishways
Ohio records 13 holiday traffic deaths in
Ohio's holiday weekend toll rose to 13 traffic deaths by 6 p.m. Wednesday with eight on Christmas. A Dayton mother died near Xenia marking the nation's first fatality of the period as tolls continue through Sunday. Only one crash claimed more than one life in Lorain.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Dayton
Xenia
Lorain
Helicopters To Land Near Wrecked Plane
Anchorage Alaska report says heavy duty army helicopters planned a hazardous landing near the wreckage of an Air Force cargo plane that crashed on Mount Sliamna. The crash reportedly claimed 15 lives. Don Sheldon, a Talkeetna bush pilot, sighted the wreckage on the snowy mountainside and advised the Air Force no survivors were seen.
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Alaska
Air Force
Mt. Sliamna
Mikoyan Granted Three Month U S Diplomatic Visa
In Moscow the U S Embassy issued a three month diplomatic visa to Deputy Premier Anastas I Mikoyan for his forthcoming visit to the United States.
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Moscow
U. S
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Top Scientists Deliberate IGY Advances In Space Era
Washington reports the IGY draws to close as 1800 papers are read at AAAS meeting. News hints at a lithium hydrogen bomb concept from observations of a strange Antarctic air glow linked to past U S atomic tests. Prominent speakers include Dr James R Killian Dr Wallace Brode and Julian Huxley.
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U.S
Antarctic
South Pacific
Eisenhower
James R. Killian
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Wallace R. Brode
Julian Huxley
Navy Rescues 134 in Flooded Morocco
The U S Navy rescued 134 people and delivered food to 3000 in flooded northwestern Morocco. Helicopters and planes based near Port Lyautey aided the operation which began on Christmas and continued on a diminishing scale today.
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Morocco
London
U.S. Navy
Naval Headquarters
Port Lyautey
Fires Kill 47 Across Nation on Christmas Holiday
Tragic Christmas fires claimed at least 47 lives nationwide. Families perished in homes and lodgings, with five members of a single family wiped out and three children among those killed. Dozens were injured, including a father and son killed in a western Pennsylvania blaze after Christmas dinner, and three people died in a Northampton Massachusetts lodging house fire.
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St. Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Paul Winger
Paul, Jr
Northampton
Mass
Schools' Split Sessions To End In Cleveland
Cleveland schools will end split sessions for most of 3500 elementary pupils after February. Officials say three new buildings and an addition will be finished Feb 1 and will relieve overload affecting 100 classes in East Side schools.
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Cleveland
East Side
Five Day Forecast Warm With Rain Chances
The forecast calls for temperatures five to eight degrees above normal across the region. Normal highs reach 89 north and 41 south with lows around 21 to 24. Warmer tonight and early week. Rain likely Tuesday or Wednesday totaling two to four tenths of an inch. West Virginia fair and warmer, Tonight cooler in the west. Ohio partly cloudy and warmer today through Saturday with lows near 30 to 32 and highs around 45.
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Ohlo
West Virginia
Ohio
Dayton Man Named State Liquor Director
COLUMBUS Gov Elect Michael V. DiSalle named Richard C. Grouch a Dayton businessman as state liquor director in the new administration. Grouch resigns as president and treasurer of Acme Precision Products to lead Ohio's multi million dollar liquor monopoly. He will replace Floyd C. Moon who is on leave from the Highway Patrol. Moon will resume patrol duty as captain on inauguration day. The post pays twelve thousand dollars annually.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Richard C. Grouch
Dayton
Crouch
Acme Precision Products, Inc
Titusville
Fla
Allegheny College
Columbia University
Floyd C. Moon
Ohio Highway Patrol
Moon
Soviet Warning on Berlin War Risk and Nuclear Strike
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warned that Western demands to stay in Berlin could spark a nuclear war reaching America. He spoke at the Supreme Soviet closing session and urged a ban on tests without controls while Khrushchev pressed US Britain and France to withdraw troops by June 1. The West pledged to defend West Berlin amid anti Communist sentiment among 2,200,000 residents.
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Algeria
United Nations
Europe
U. S
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
America
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
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Russia
Gromyko
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Taxes Set Record in Ohio Real Estate and Utility Taxes
Columbus Ohio Auditor James A Rhodes reports a record 542 million dollars in real estate and public utility tax payments this year, 57 million more than 1957.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
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