Teenager Escapes Mental Hospital and Abducts Bride
A teen escapes from a California mental hospital with a male companion, abducting a bride from her parents' home. Police pursue through Vallejo and Napa areas as the pair reportedly threaten violence and resist arrest. Proceedings to void the marriage were initiated.
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Dale City
Montany
Napa State Hospital
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Puaenty
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Valléjo
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Weigoner
Japan Joins United Nations by Unanimous Vote
UNITED NATIONS, N Y Japan was admitted to the United Nations as the 80th member by a unanimous vote. In Washington Secretary of State Dulles spoke on Tito’s potential visit and noted no plan to reduce American military strength in Europe despite possible streamlining of divisions.
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Dulles
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Washington
Hurone
Nehru and Eisenhower Talk Ahead of Washington Visit
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and President Eisenhower prepared for private talks in Washington after a day on a farm near Blenhewer. The leaders discussed international issues including recognition of Communist China and Soviet satellites, with a 9 15 nationwide broadcast planned.
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Henkisenhower
Sminieter Nehett
India
Washington
Blenhower
White House
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CBS
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MBS
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Robert E Loe
Picketts
Nehr
Alide
Holiday Party Ends With Santa Visit At City Club
A holiday supper was held with a group oral shiping and movies shown. Santa Claus appeared and presented each child before they left for home. A presidents conference followed at the Hung of Frank MeEnteht to discuss new affairs and committee roles for the year.
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Homer
Santa Claus
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Frank MeEnteht
Afflorra
Sawyer
Absentee Votes Could Decide GOP Governor-Elect Fate
Providence report on absentee ballots in the race for governor between Christopher Del Sesto and incumbent Denny Roberts. With only 310 absentee ballots counting, Del Sesto led by 109 votes amid contest over ballot validity and interpretations of absentee voting laws.
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Roberts
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Elections Board
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Democrats
Pravda Attacks Yugoslav VP Over Hungary Clash
Pravda denounces Yugoslav Vice President Edvard Kardelj as he critiques Russian military action in Hungary. Moscow labeled Kardelj a Zionist ideologue while defending Soviet intervention as preserving socialist democracy amid tensions with Titoists.
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Tien Silva
Soviet Union
Communist Party
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Edvard Kareél
Pravda
Kow
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Tito
Yugoslavia
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Kuirdel
Mugostav
Hungary
Railroads Approved to Raise Freight Rates Nationwide
Railroads across the United States were authorized to lift freight rates, with Eastern lines facing about 7 percent increases and Western lines 8 percent. The East of the Mississippi and parts of Ohio and Potomac river regions see similar inflation, affecting West Virginia and Virginia routes. A hearing on Bosheyn lines’ proposed 7 percent rise is set for January 7.
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Anya' Yotloe
Eastern Railrodds
Weelan
Ohio
Potomic
Virginie
Refugee Joins Fiancée in Stockholm Amid Turmoil
A 25 year old refugee and member of the Hurgarii Olympic team travels to Stockholm to unite with his 17 year old fiancée who fled Hungary during the Olympic events.
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Stockholm
Alu Motdrich
Hurgarii
Olympic Ten
Hungary
Olympic Gamer
Council Plans Readvertisement For New Truck Purchase
The council will readvertise for bids to buy a new truck aimed at a 48 to 52 percent income tax split. Bid analysis showed only two bidders, Heberlein and International Harvester, with Heberlein offering a smaller vehicle. A special meeting on December 29 will open bids for a lighter vehicle and begin negotiations with the school district on tax sharing.
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Cy Cousens
Heberlein
Iti
Colind
Guy Abbey Wax
Countill
Tevy! Caines
Ernst and Ernst
Erle
Fred Miller
South Center Street
Cotmmell
Wna
Duniry 1
Richard Smith
West Smith Street
Ankiia Counett
N. Troy Gillette
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Seide
Secretiey
Bf Board of Health
School Bus And Car Collision Affects Route Near Spartansburg
A school bus collided with a car near East South Street and Route 1 in Spartansburg. Police reported officers found debris and several flyers scattered as the incident prompted traffic delays and prompted an investigation into the cause and injuries.
Check Driver For Leaving Scene
Mortis Peter 21 of Mill Village tor faces charges for failing to identify at an accident scene. Officers say Mehard Merritt drove away, leaving a damaged vehicle valued at 150. Police report Peters told them officers yesterday about the incident in Waterford.
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Waterford
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Peters
Hiald Pot
Merritt
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Poles Soviets sign new troop accord in Poland
Report covers a new agreement about Red troops in Poland between Polish and Soviet authorities. The article notes diplomatic tone and mentions ongoing compliance talks and regional security concerns.
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Poland
Alaska congressmen travel to Washington for statehood push
Alaska's U S senators and representatives led by Senator William Egan and Representative Ralph Rivers arrive in Washington after a 2300 mile ride through extreme cold. They seek statehood for Alaska, arguing it would join a Tennessee plan precedent and gain full congressional seats. Groening, former governor, accompanied them ahead of the group.
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Ralph Rivers
Texas
Egan
Ernest Groening
Tennessee
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Cniress
Congress
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Hood Phere
Uy Blatehood
Saalon
Swiss Crack Spy Network Breakup Spreads Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Swiss authorities say they broke up a large espionage ring linked to a Hungarian diplomat bloc. Officials refuse to name suspects or confirm arrests while police identify Swiss nationals as involved and Hungary requests comment from its legation. The case, first reported by Der Bund, centers on Bela Némelys and a five-official network.
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Himplikenhen
John McCormick
Frank W Story
Legation
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Rene Dubois
Dimand
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Bela Némelys
Bern
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Ainlomak
Area Man Kills Self To Avoid Arrest
A man in Eppinarchie Po area fatally shot himself to prevent arrest near his home in Cray Ord County. Authorities say he used a self inflicted gunshot wound and was found dead at the Morgue facility.
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Eppinarche Po
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Crayord
Mehul
Schenley Appeals Whisky Tax Case To Supreme Court
Schenley Industries Inc has appealed to the U S Supreme Court in a dispute over a federal whisky tax tied to the force-out law. The tax on unsold whisky aged in bonded warehouses would be $10,500 per gallon and could force millions of gallons out of bond, with destruction likely if markets vanish. The case follows a federal court ruling upholding collection and questions whether the provision serves a revenue purpose or acts as an improper penalty.
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Pittsburgie If
Schenley Industries, Inc
U. S. Supreme Court
Schentey
Supreme Court
T. & District Court
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High Court
U.S. Treasury
Salvation Army Christmas Pots Drive Seeks Help
Salvation Army reports donations in the Christmas kettle drive are at least 25 percent short of last year. Rotary Lions and Civil Defense Police will ring bells Friday and Saturday and next Monday to boost collections for needy children. event runs Thursday evening 7:30 to 9, with Saint Christ gathering for all kids.
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Groin
Anny
Wnt
Saint Clit
Pact Builds On Moscow Accord Governing Soviet Troops in Poland
Warsaw reports a formal agreement detailing technicalities for Russian troop operations in Poland after last month’s Moscow talks with Wojciech Gomolka. The pact repeats that Soviet forces are temporary and Poland’s sovereignty will be respected while it mirrors US NATO ally arrangements in training and movement controls. Further rules on force size deployment and deployment limits are to be settled within three months.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Wiadyslay Gomskin
Communist Party
United States
NATO
Jatt
Nasser Seeks Early Settlement of Suez Dispute
An unidentified adviser says Egyptian President Nasser urgently wants to settle the Suez Canal dispute soon to avoid Middle East danger. He worries about internationalization and the Arab–Israel issue while Egypt’s economy remains perilous amid postwar strain and Western pressure.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Middle East
Nasser
Stlind
Russias
Israel
Ligarater
Egypt
Hyamy
Jinal
Ronie
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