Diplomatic Slap as Italy Cancels Suslov Entry Visa
Rome barred Mikhail Suslov from landing and canceled his entry visa amid anti-Soviet sentiment in Italy during the Italian Communist party congress. Suslov, a top Kremlin official, was en route to address the congress and to influence Italy's Communist leadership amid Hungary and Yugoslavia tensions.
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One Killed 30 Injured In Rail Fire
A Chicago elevated train fire during rush hour killed motorman Ralph Cullen and injured about 30 to 50 passengers. Flames engulfed the first car as the four-car train carried Evanston commuters toward downtown. Passengers escaped by breaking windows and leaping to the right of way. The incident occurred near Howard Street as power transfer switches were involved.
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Fire rips through Chicago CTA train at Wilson Avenue station
A CTA Evanston express train burst into flames as it coasted into Wilson Avenue, killing eight and wounding 120. Preliminary tests blamed an electrical arc during power switching while motors ran. Motorman Daniel Cullen, 47, survived with severe burns. Passengers escaped via windows and doors as smoke filled the crowded cars.
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Woman Sentenced in Attack on Mother
Ruth Roseberry, 41, of Snow Hill, was sentenced yesterday to eight months in the county jail by Intermediate Judge William J. Thompson for assaulting her mother.
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Dulles Seeks Stronger Atlantic Unity Amid Threats
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States is more anxious than ever to strengthen North Atlantic unity against Soviet threats. In a letter to Italian Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino, Dulles urged rapid rebuilding of the alliance after the Egyptian crisis. NATO meetings in Paris next week will see Dulles in attendance.
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Market Climb Ends Week With Broad Gains
New York trading saw a small selective gain as the week closes with the largest average rise in 18 years. The Associated Press average rose to 181.60, industrials up 90, rails up 10, utilities up 10. Volume 2.4 million shares.
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Coast Guard Sails Inland for Mountaineer Enlistees
The Coast Guard plans a Mountaineer company drawn from Charleston and West Virginia. John T. Woodside of the Pittsburgh recruiting station serving PA, OH, and WV says the group will be sworn in at Charleston. They will then begin basic training at Cape May New Jersey.
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Eden Won't Quit, Office Declares
London reports No 10 Downing Street states Prime Minister Eden has no plan to resign upon return from Jamaica December 14. He will forego a post-Christmas Australia and New Zealand visit due to expected heavy public duties next year amid Middle East criticism. Also notes a separate case: Roseberry, 71, of Charleston linked to a July 5 incident on Slack Street facing a malicious wounding charge amended to a misdemeanor.
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Sub Zero Weather Hits Northern California
Cold snap grips California with readings of 12 below at Crestview and Sondra Junction near the Nevada line, 9 below at Alturas, 6 below at Truckee, and 3 below at Sierraville. Fresno Weather Bureau reports 12 inches of snow at Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park.
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Princeton Names 37-Year-Old Dr Goheen New President
Princeton University selected Dr. Robert F. Goheen as its new president, the youngest since 1761, after a career at Princeton in classics and the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship program. Born in India, he came to the U S at 15, served in World War II, and is a Princeton alumnus with six children.
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