Eisenhower Dulles Confer on Berlin Summit Bid
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles meet to map a united Western stance on Berlin amid Soviet pressure. They aim to resolve the West Berlin issue with Britain and West Germany while Dulles recovers at Walter Reed and prepares for Paris talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
West Berlin
Dulles
Walter Reed Hospital
Paris
Berlin
Britain
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
le Berlin
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Federal State Clash Looms Over Voter Records
A federal court demands Alabama judge and five voter registrars disclose records to the U S Civil Rights Commission. Macon County registrars E P Livingston and Grady Rogers resign, saying they will no longer be registrars and deny possession of records. They agreed to appear at a second hearing December 1 before the six man commission or a subcommittee, amid possible contempt penalties. The probe into alleged Negro voter discrimination faces renewed friction as courts intervene.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Macon
E. P. Livingston
Grady Rogers
Corry Hunter Found After 7 Hours In East Branch Jungle
A large search by Corry CD, fire and Spring Creek crews found Dr. Joseph Seitz after seven hours in East Branch wooded area. Seitz, wandering with others during a rescue to locate him, was discovered a mile from the nearest road by a Civil Defense team and was treated at Memory Hospital in good condition.
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Seitz
Seita
Stitz
Corry
Patterson
Arthur Cochran
Civil Defense
Corry CD
Spring Creek
East Branch
Clifford Holcoms
Richard Bogert
Ralph Kimmey
Manley Robbins
George Bell
Howard Morris
Ernest Emion
Carl’ Memory Hospital
Britons Start Atlantic Balloon Crossing From Canary Islands
A four person British crew launches a 46-foot hydrogen balloon from Santa Cruz de Tenerife aiming for Barbados. Expedition leader Arnol Beaupre Bil art and Timothey Beaupre, with Colin Mudie as pilot and Rosemary as copilot, expect 10 days to three weeks. Patron Prince Philip backs the attempt aboard the Small World.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Alantic
Arnol Beaupre Biloart
Timothy
Cambridge
Colin Mudie
Rosemary
Barbados
British West Indies
Eiloart
Atlantic
Prince Philip, Irisband
Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
Tyce
Fire Destroys Mansion in Buckingham Pennsylvania
A four story mansion at Tlen toch Manor in Bucks County burned yesterday. Antiques valued around 975000 were lost and the house, appraised at 60000, was destroyed. Firefighters battled dense smoke in five hours of stubborn flames. The owner, Miss Vertia McGlary, faced a heart attack during the blaze and was aided by a tenant. Route 413 location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Tlentoch Manor
Bucks County
Jandenarte
Piremen
Hanes
Vertia McGlary Sind
South Shivers As Cold Wave Engulfs East
Eastern half of the nation grapples with snow and freezing temperatures as far south as the Carolinas Virginia and Georgia. Schools close in Virginia as five people die in Norfolk area. Temperatures fall to 20s in parts of Georgia and near freezing in Mississippi and Alabama. Snow covers Osweep N Y as crews finish cleanup from the storm that began Sunday.
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Associated Press
Southland
Carolinas
Virginia
Norfolk
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Montana
Atlantic
New England
N.Y
Lake Ontario
Navy launches Regulus missile in Mojave test
The Navy fired a second Regulus guided missile in 24 hours over the Mojave Desert, streaking 750 miles in a racetrack pattern over the inland missile range before diving toward Tonopah. The missile, reaching 1300 mph, was destroyed on impact after a test ship launch the previous day allowed recovery gear for future missions.
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Galt
Mojave
Wen
Tonopah
Nay
Corry Chamber of Commerce elects four directors
Corry Chamber of Commerce directors were elected today: Darvin Walcott James mond Harold Slaughter and Dr Joseph Furst join the board. The group plans a meeting at Hotel Corry next Tuesday to discuss a community attitude survey and potential president and manager roles. Vivet of Cannon College will attend to discuss bases for the survey.
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Corry
C of C
Poiney
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Darvin Walcott
James Ammond
Harold Slaughter
Joseph Furst
Teria Sire Cor
Tiexdiy
Fanite
Ced
Wwe View
Bat Ile Shree Representa
Vivet
Cannon College
Youth Dies Under Car Jack at Home Garage
Evan Evans, ALEVELANS youth who had enlisted in the Navy, died yesterday when a jack slipped while he worked under a car in his home garage. He was to report to a training center today. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at Hyndman, Pa.
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Alevelans
Evan Evans
Hyndinan
Aero Seeks Void Patent Contract in Erie Court
Aero Supply Co seeks a reformation of a 1956 patent contract claiming mutual mistake and asking Judge Wimner Evans to void or modify terms including a $51,000 minimum royalty and five percent profits. Milton Nix of Union City holds the patent and potential $3,000 yearly minimum. briefs ordered as arguments on law await ruling.
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Aero
Aow Supply
Mig. Co, Inc
Erie County
Wimner Evans
Pratitshe
Milton Nix
Union City
Nix
F.tedi Pain
L. &. Graham
Evans
Aero Supply
Peake, Peiffer and Spiegel
Illness hits White House state dinner guests
Washington report on the White House social season opening shows illness affected the event honoring the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Felix Frankfurter were absent or ill, while two women guests fell ill at the table. President and Mrs. Eisenhower hosted about 80 honored guests and later a musical program by harpists.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Elsen Howey
Thomas W- Mattingly
Howard Simpson
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohi
Mattingly
Eisenhowers
City State Police Seek Missing Girl
City and state police sought Mary Ann Bromley, 15, of Northwest Street, missing since last night from Corry Roller Way skating rink. Authorities said she was with a sister and last seen there wearing black jeans and a yellow plaid coat. Parents Alton and Mrs Bromley urged any information to contact police.
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Mary Ann Bromley
Northwest Street
Corry
Loral
Alton Bromley
U Pp
Mi Lum
Inp
New Chicago Fire Conflict Erupts Over Janitor's Story
A janitor at a West Side grade school sparked a fresh dispute over the Chicago fire deaths. He reported seeing smoke near 2:20 to 2:25 pm and alerted the rectory housekeeper to call for help. Firefighters arrived around 3 pm as flames spread through the building. Authorities investigate arson theories while witnesses recount chaotic moments as students and staff escaped.
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Chicago
Pupile
Uhrenus
James R. Raymond
West Side
Wost
Raymund
Hetty
Bedler
Raymond
Two Killed As Train Smashes School Bus
A New York Central passenger train struck a rural grade crossing, slicing a school bus in half and killing two boys, David Purvis and Paul Bossey, who were among the ten students en route to Holy Names Parish School in Essex Ontario. The crash occurred near Essex, Ontario, at about 8 a.m. The bus driver Albert Slate and several children were injured and transported for treatment.
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IBBEX
Ontario
New York Central
Essex
Detroit
Holy Names Parochial School
David Purvis
Paul Bossey
Albert Slate
Essex Professional Center
Windsor Hospital
D. W. Clare
Tie Entiaren
Trial Opens For Pastor In Tax Evasion Case
The Rev. Maurice F. McCrackin 58 refused to plead as his jury trial began in U S District Court Cincinnati. Judge Druffel entered a plea of innocence for the minister who sits in a wheelchair and argues conscience forbids complying with IRS summons. The case, linked to a long stance against tax payments for war purposes, drew worldwide attention from St Barnabas Presbyterian and Epipopa church.
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U.S
John H. Druffel
Theodore M. Berry
Druffel
Hamilton County
McCrackin
Cincinnati
St. Barnabas Presbyterian and Epiecopa Church
Local boy Mike Rollins dies after leukemia
Michael Rollins of Marion Ohio died after leukemia at age 15 He lived to see his stories printed in newspapers including the Associated Press editions His father James Rollins recalled the boy’s dream of being published and the flood of letters from children’s hospital staff and readers congratulating him The tragedy struck after his brief time alive and his family kept the news from him until the end
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Columbus
Wretar
Michael Rollins
Associated Press
Mike
James Rollins
Marion
Ohio
Children's Hospital
Post Office Extends Hours Next Week for Christmas Mail
The post office announced extended hours from 8 a m to 8 p m nightly from December 15 to 20 to handle Christmas mail. Operations after that date are to be decided. Early mailing has been light this year, and rail movement is expected to be slower due to reduced staff and equipment. The report also notes international coverage from Bonn and Berlin on European talks.
Teamsters Fight Hoffa Oustr Threat Faces Court Ruling
The Teamsters move to appeal a federal court order requiring reform monitors to oversee the union. Hoffa vows to press on with plans for a Chicago convention, while monitors say Hoffa ignores cleanup orders and the union seeks a stay.
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Hoffa
Miami Beach
Vin
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Miele
Lange
U.S
Washington
Holin
Area Woman’s Car Shears Mailbox Post
A Columbus area woman lost control on Route 6 due to ice and struck a mailbox post on Wickwire Road. Police reported no damage to the car and only minor mail box damage. The incident occurred this morning and involved Crystal Gineotl giving details to state police.
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Crystal Gineotl
Columbus
Cory State Police
Wickwire
Corry Road
Ivin Brothers Celebrate Merriest Christmas After Kidney Transplant
Oklahoma City brothers Bill and Sam Ivin face a bright Christmas with one kidney each. Bill received Sam's kidney in a rare single-operation transfer at Richmond Virginia Medical College, enabling Bill to recover and pursue a master's degree at Oklahoma City University. Both men are healthy now, with families and thanks to supporters.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Merrimans
Bil
Sam
Bill
Virginia Medical College
Rieh- Thond
Oklahoma City University, Sdn Uitye
Air Force
Helen
Kathy
David Ad
Danty
Peonte
Richmond
Berlin tensions loom over Soviet call for summit
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union juts a bid for a summit on international tension, eluding Berlin but pressing German reunification. Tass warns Western use of force to access Berlin would trigger Soviet force and nuclear war. Western officials discuss Berlin within Germany unification. The Kremlin rejects talks on a WWII peace treaty and insists on East West talks as equals. Preliminary summit talks broke down last June over level and participants.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
Tassale
Tass
Kremlin
Germany
Tas
Hust
West
Communats
Union
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
UN Savink Union
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Bonds Found Hidden Japanese Assets in California Vault
San Francisco AP report notes state official William A. Burkett uncovered 15 million dollars in prewar Japanese bonds, forgotten since 1941 after Japanese assets were frozen. The bonds, stored in a Yokohama Specie Bank box, have been in state custody since Pearl Harbor era liquidation of enemy banks. Burkett seeks ownership determination as he values them at no less than 15 million dollars in today’s money.
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San Francisco
California
United States
William A. Burkett
Superior Court
American Trust Co
Yokoharma Specie Bank
Pearl Harbor
Burkett
D.C
Calortin
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