Dramatic Arctic Rescue Freezes 20 Scientists and Airmen
Twenty marooned scientists and airmen were rescued from a shattered ice floe near Thule Greenland after a two day isolation in near total darkness. They were flown to Thule and then to Ladd Air Force Base Alaska. The IGY station AC123 was established near the Arctic Ocean 300 miles from the North Pole.
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Greenland
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Ladd Air Pace Base
Prairbanks
Ar Force
Chames F. Smit
Oklahoma City
George Cvikanovich
Columbia University
New York
Thomas Cunsinham
Barrow
Air Porea
Moon Rocket Launch Postponed After Strange Knocking Noise
Cape Canaveral AP reports a mysterious knocking sound halted the Pioneer moon rocket launch. Strong rains delayed liftoff past midnight, with two more attempts planned in the coming days as officials seek a fault source and ensure timing aligns with orbital goals.
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Widow Sova O'Neil Dies After Route 0 Incident
In Irwin Pennsylvania Mrs Sova M. O'Neil aged 63 of Hormane died after a road incident on Route 0 last night. Authorities reported she was fatally injured when struck by a vehicle, according to initial police notes. Her family identified her as a homemaker with ties to Hormane. Further investigation is underway to determine exact circumstances and charges.
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Sova M. O'Neil
Hormane
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Refugees Protected By Constitution Ruling Urges Due Process
New York AP: refugees who arrived without visas sought protection under constitutional due process. The US Court of Appeals considered government claims that such refugees could be deported or detained under parole rules. A family including a Hungarian man, his wife, and two children argued for habeas corpus protection, invoking citizenship and refuge status as grounds against removal.
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Sheeke
Gyila Puktorevies
Tovnier Hungarien
Commmunist Party
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Tablerovies
Ady Paneed
Pat
Matting Letes
Uji Pase
Pittsburgh Hilton tragedy claims local worker life
A tallier named Lerchy from the 1211 floor of the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel killed Martin Rimes, 38, of Pittsburgh. Rimes was an employee of the Tene Comsteuichinn Company and was on duty when the fatal incident occurred in the bustling hotel.
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Five Believed Dead As Lake Big Collapses
Erie reports a drill platform disaster on Lake Erie about 15 miles north of the city. Canadian operators and crew were missing or dead as searchers spotted wreckage and a 40 foot oil bowl in heavy seas. Authorities continued to search for five missing Canadians tied to a Port Dover Ont platform incident.
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Call Off Hawaii Tidal Wave Alert
Honolulu reports a tidal wave alert was canceled an hour after issued. Officials and beachgoers watched the sea emergency and avoided Waikiki traffic jams as waves reached near 730 PM local time. Tourists and residents remained vigilant but safe.
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Johnson Says Dems To Meet the Halfway
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson pledged Democrats would meet President Eisenhower halfway to ease partisan tensions. He outlined a 2-point program including farm policy changes and water development, urged constructive alternatives when disagreeing, and noted Republicans would pursue opposing aims. He spoke during Texas Business Day in Springfield and emphasized bipartisan support when aligned with the vice president.
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Hisenhower
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Texas
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Tex
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Bisenhower
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Jason
Wisenhower
Lowenne
Tot dies in fire in Marysville cabin blaze
A fire in an unoccupied cabin two miles south of Marysville killed 3 year old Clara Roseanne Ewton. Her 4 year old brother Frank escaped the blaze, and the other child was buried yesterday.
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Marysville
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Childeen
Wayne
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Frank
Factors Shaping Tuesday Vote Across States
An Associated Press survey tracks how local conditions and prominent figures swung Tuesday’s elections. In New York Nelson Rockefeller’s popularity and his coattails helped Republicans push Sen. Kenneth Kealing into the Senate. California saw Brown’s strong bid but Rockefeller’s appeal aided Democratic Governor Brown’s GOP rivals. Arizona featured heavy union activity while Goldwater ran a vigorous campaign, with outside support influencing the outcome.
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Ruly Brown
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OCU
William F Knowl
Goodwin J. Knighto
Kavieht
Clair Engle
Aiuzona
Awahist
Fepriblicati
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ernest Mevurland
Gold
Labor backs stronger reforms as November corruption bill eyed
The AFL-CIO and allied groups push for a Kennedy Ives style bill with tougher union and management spending disclosures. President George Meany says Congress should curb corruption across unions and employers, seeks repeal of Taft Hartley section 4b and broader reforms including housing and civil rights.
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Senate
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D-Ark
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Corry Teen, 16, Drives Car, Rolls Over Near Hospital
Corry Pennsylvania teenage driver C Raward Hale Halfast, 16, of Johnson Street, lost control while attempting to pass on Route to the Corry Memorial Hospital. His father's car rolled over several times after leaving the left berm. He was rushed to the hospital by a passing motorist. Vehicle damage estimated over 1500 dollars. He was alone in the car.
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New U S Saving Stamp to Go On Sale in Corry
A new Vh cent United States Saving Stamp is set for sale at the Corry Post Office on November 16. The stamp will be issued in 4 book values of two and five dollars, plus the standard sheet form. It features the Minute Man and old green stamp imagery with a new background. The gift book will be suited for the Christmas season and there is no extra charge for the book. Old 25 cent green stamps remain valid in albums.
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Amiens
Corry Records First Snow Of Season
Corry reports its first snowfall of the season lasting minutes shortly after dawn. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and continued cold weather with a high near 40 and a low around 40 to 89. Official high 49 yesterday. low 37. Winds near 15 mph. Some eastern sections expect sun as high pressure builds in.
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Owen
Youth held after Grand Rapids gas station theft
Walter Molenkamp, 21, was captured after a $1,400 holdup at a Grand Rapids gas station. He boarded a chartered plane to Clovis, New Mexico, paying $69 for the flight and was arrested soon after. Police found $1,443 in small bills on him and said he planned to send money to his wife Beverly before harming himself.
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Waltre Molenkamp
Grant Rapids
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Molenkamp
Mooley
Janws Riley
Mike McCarthy
Robert C. Gable
Clovis
Gable
Arizona
Beverly
Ed Vanderwert
No Dog Life For This Mutt Ex Stray Now Living Like King
An ex stray Doberman named Maverick escapes traps after four years on the street. He is captured and then sent to a home with Doris and Harry Crown in Van Nuys California. Maverick has a king size bed and three meals a day and plays with two Afghan dogs. The Crown couple say Maverick’s care has cost them but brought harmony, even altering their own routines and cigars.
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Maverick
Dox
Sheba
Sahib
Doris Crown
Mayerick
Avelion
Doris
Harry
Eisenhower cites two Soviet nuclear tests since halt
President Eisenhower urged a temporary ban on experimental explosions as the United States reports Russia conducted two tests after U S testing pause. The AEC disclosed detections of Nov 1 and Nov 3 tests in the U S S R, both low yield and in the southern U S S R, not at Novaya Zemlya.
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Russia
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
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Greyhound Workers Sign Pact Ends Wildcat Strike
Greyhound Lines resumed normal operations after a one day wildcat strike in 20 northeastern states. A tentative two year contract replaces the expired agreement and covers about 3400 drivers and maintenance staff across 12 locals. Wage increases raise mileage pay to 10.30 to 10.50 cents per mile and hourly rates by 8 cents first year and 8 cents second year.
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Astern
Greyhound Lines
Two Workers Lose Left Hands In Same Corn Baler
In Tyrone area on the James Crawford farm two farm workers lost their left hands in a corn baler within four hours. Frank Pleck, 40, had his hand mangled while clearing a clog at 11 a.m. and was amputated at Tyrone Hospital. At 3 p.m. Ross M. Lauder, 31, of Grazierville, suffered the same injury and was amputated at the hospital.
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James Crawford
Sinking Valley
Here
Frank Pleck
Tyrone
Ross M. Lauder
Grazierville
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