Canadian airliner crash ends search near Hope
A Trans-Canada airliner carrying 62 people including eight Americans went down in British Columbia's Chilliwack Mountain area. Rescue efforts continued as Royal Canadian Air Force planes scoured Silver Tip Mountain near Hope while reports of flashes in the area were investigated.
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Vancouver
B. C
Trans- Canada
British Columbia
Chilliwack Mountain
Royal Canadian Air Force
G. L. Sheahan
Silver Tip Mountain
Hope
Sheahan
Sea Island
Gazette Market Reports and Column Advertisements
Brief summary of editorial notes and classifieds including want ads market reports and columns. Mentions funeral notices and society items, with radio and television listings and women's activities notices.
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Gazette
Nelson Quits Top Posts With Firm
United Carbon Co announces a major management shake up with Oscar Nelson Jr resigning as executive vice president and president of three subsidiaries. He will stay on the executive committee and board of directors. Nelson cites marriage as influence and quotes Deuteronomy about a year at home. Whalen confirms Nelson’s resignation and names new officers for the subsidiaries and main company finance post.
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United Carbon Co
Oscar Nelson Jr
Nelson
United Carbon
Nancy Chilton
Charleston
T. A. Whalen
Whalen
Grant Thomas
United Carbon Co., Inc
Carbon Black
A. G. Treadgold
United Rubber & Chemical Co
United Producing Co., Inc
Baton Rouge Man Offers Eye Donation for Injured Girl
A 31 year old Baton Rouge man offered to donate his corneas or entire eye to an 8 year old girl from Logan County West Virginia who was shot in the eyes. The offer was rejected by the Huntington West Virginia doctor who said the injury could not be corrected and the girl would never see again.
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Baton Rouge
West Virginia
State-Times
Edith Maynard
Logan County
W. Va
Huntington
November unemployment slump dwarfed postwar gains
The U S government reported a sharp November employment drop and rise in jobless figures, driven by seasonal factors. Unemployed jumped about 550 000 to 2 463 000 while employed fell by nearly 900 000 to 65 269 000 as farm work and outdoor labor slowed. The slump marked the biggest November dip since World War II.
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Washington
INS
U. S
Commerce and Labor Departments
Definition of Income Tax Drawn as Universal Yet Resented
A concise 19th century style remark claims income tax is disliked by only two groups men and women, presenting a provocative personal view on taxation and public finance.
U S Protests Hungary Cutoff of Legation Communications
The United States protested to Hungary over a new disruption of telegraphic facilities at the American legation in Budapest. Tibor Zador said he was confident normal service would return by tomorrow, marking a second interruption since October 25. The note reaffirmed diplomatic communications rights and urged restoration of normal facilities.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
Budapest
State Department
Tibor Zadar
Pssage
Zador
UW. Y Unica
U.S
It ‘Tsai
Foreign Office
Legation
Department of State
India Proposes Hammarskjold Talks on Hungary Crisis
India urges the UN to send Dag Hammarskjold to Moscow if needed to secure withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. Minister Krishna Menon backs talks with Hungary and the Soviet Union, and seeks UN action to halt Soviet intervention and recognize Hungarian rights. Lodge demands condemnation of the Soviet Union for brutalities in Hungary.
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United Nations
N.Y
India
Dag HammarskjJold
Moscow
U.N. Assembly
Soviet Union
Hungary
Vv. K. Krishna Menon
U.S
Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr
Lodge
Adolf Hitler
Menon
Hammarskjold
U.N
Budapest
Vassily V.kuznetsov
United States
Sudden It’s 1960 Prize Car Entry Prompt
A charity contest offers a 1957 four door hardtop as a prize. Readers must identify the mystery sponsor and estimate the total funds raised by 11:30 p.m. December 22, with entry coupons printed alongside the story. Proceeds aid Salvation Army hunger and clothing programs in Greater Charleston.
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WCHS
The
Salvation Army
the Gazette
Greater Charleston
Hungary in war with Soviet Union until Russian withdrawal
Budapest dispatch describes a rebelling but unbowed Hungary as occupiers hold the city with tanks yet the populace fights on. Fear and distrust rise among workers while Premier Janos Kadar is debated as a potential stabilizing or Moscow-backed figure.
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Budapest
Katharine Clark
INS
Hungary
Soviet Union
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Russia
Soviet Clash Deepens as Hungary Fights Back
Vienna dispatches report Hungary's Premier Kadar under pressure as Malenkov visits Budapest and a general strike looms. Soviet troops advance into northeastern Hungary while Budapest is described as calm and searches for arms intensify. Rumors of a Kadar reshuffle circulate, with Erdei a potential successor amid ongoing partisan fighting and Soviet-supported forces tightening around the capital.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Georgi Malenkov
Budapest
U. S
Ukraine
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
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San Francisco
Camp Kilmer
N. J
New World
America
North Star
Calgary
Allan Clarke
Montreal
Clarke
Trans-Canada
Mel Becket
Saskatchewan
Capt
Dorothy, Bjorneson
Suter
Kuehl Bubsneg
Boston
His
Arthur Hanson
Quarrier St
Washington St
Malenkov
Kremlin
Red
Mikhail Suslov
Europe
Communist’ Party
Kadar Ap
Communist Party
Ferenc Erdei
Assn
Erdei
Imre. Nagy
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