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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1956

Page

3

Four Teens Among Five Killed in Pittsburgh Area Crash

A snow slick highway near Baldwin Borough, about four miles from midtown, claimed five lives in a near head-on collision Friday night as New Year travel began. Alfred Daugherty 18 died with three teens Dorothy Salmon 18 Mary Alice Healey 18 Barbara Hines 17, while Harry J. Haney 18 survived in serious condition. Stanley F. Puchalski 31 died in another car.

Pittsburgh Baldwin Midtown Stanley F. Puchalski Alfred Daugherty Dorothy Salmon Mary Alice Healey Barbara Hines Daugherty Harry J. Haney

Eisenhower and Dulles test Middle East peace plan

The Eisenhower administration gauges congressional and public reaction to a two-pronged plan combining military pressure with extensive economic aid to secure Middle East peace. Secretary Dulles prepared to unveil the idea with President Eisenhower around New Year’s.

Washington Eisenhower Middle East State Dulles U.S Russia Britain France United States

Rebels Hushed in Indonesia

In Jakarta Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo gains backing from two coalition parties as he fights army factions demanding his resignation. The cabinet remains intact for now, despite a bloodless coup in Sumatra. This comes amid U.S. and Soviet Middle East moves and potential Eisenhower policy options.

Jakarta Indonesia Ali Sastroamidjojo Sumatra Sastroamidjojo

Young Couple Held in Series of Burglaries

Chicago police detained Lawrence Griffin 20 and wife Ann 22 in a burglary spree across Oak Park River Forest and Forest Park. Griffin admitted 29 break ins dating from last August. he claimed he forced his wife into crime and that a hurried exit may have caused their baby's premature birth. The infant weighs 3 pounds and remains in an incubator at Oak Park Hospital. Ann Griffin faces three burglary charges and is jailed in Cook County. Lawrence was arrested in a Forest Park tavern after entering via a transom.

Chicago Lawrence Griffin Ann Oak Park Hospital Griffin Cook County River Forest Oak Park Forest Park

Former Star Charles Johnson Dies in Minneapolis

Charles Johnson age 85 famed in the 1890s as a leading member of the Johnson and Dora Dean Negro dance team. He died Thursday in Minneapolis following a career on stages of major theaters worldwide.

Minneapolis Charles Johnson Johnson Dora Dean

Burleson Opposes Open Door to Hungarian Refugees

Rep. Omar Burleson, a former FBI agent, criticizes increased immigration quotas for Hungarian refugees. He argues refugees lack careful screening and could hide Communist agents. Burleson highlights his wartime intel work from 1940 to 1946 and notes his district spans 10,000 square miles in west-central Texas.

FBI Hungary Burleson Congress Texas

Pa'ti Page and Charles O'Curran Wed in Las Vegas Civil Ceremony

Singer Pa'ti Page and dance director Charles O'Curran were married in a civil ceremony in Las Vegas last night. The couple announced plans for a private reception in the city.

Pa‘ti Page Charles O’curran

Gadget Figures Bus Schedules

Baltimore Transit Co announces a year of work on an electronic train that draws up schedules. Traffic load and other information are fed into the UNIVAC computer. The machine applies a formula and generates the timetables. Baltimore Transit has submitted to the Public Service Commission.

Baltimore Baltimore Transit Co Univac Baltimore Transit The Public Service Commission

New Schedules Set for 14 Lines Debuted by Machine

Thirty new schedules for fourteen lines developed by the machine will take effect January 13.

Early steamboat milestones across France and America

The first steamboat built in France appeared in 1780. Robert Fulton’s Clermont began regular service in 1807. The Great Western completed the first successful transatlantic crossing in 1838, inaugurating a new era of ocean travel.

France Robert Fulton Great Western

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