No Evidence Of Crime In Woodward Case
A Nassau grand jury found no evidence of crime in the death of William Woodward shot by his wife Ann at Oyster Bay. The panel absolved her of blame as crowds outside the Nassau County Court House reacted to the verdict. Mrs Woodward, a socialite, faced jurors alongside 31 witnesses before the decision.
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William Woodward
Ann
Nassau Cotin$ Court House
Hall
Morrey Gupfein
Woodward
William 1
James
Oyster Bay
Lorng Teland
Goli
Nash
Duchess of Windsor
Alanotter
Long Island
New York Hospital
Joh Pratting
Bet Lowi Rouse
Shift Toward Short Takeoff Designs Gains Momentum
Philadelphia report notes Defense Department researchers and about 200 designers discuss STOL and vertical takeoff concepts. Lt. Cal. John Klingenhagen says the focus is on planes that lift payload with short runways. Convair’s James Coleman calls the VTO Pogo fighter a live, successful project with extensive test flights.
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Philadelphia
Cal. John 1 Klingenhagen
Security of Defense
Mlingenhagen
Defense Department
YTO
M Iingenhagen
James P. Coleman
Convair Division
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
U N Assembly Seeks To Break Deadlocks On Two Big Issues
In New York with 12 working days left, the United Nations Assembly aims to resolve two major deadlocks. Disputed Security Council seats involve 18 nations while disarmament debates and jurisdictional questions over Morocco and West New Guinea loom. France’s return to the agenda after lifting a boycott could affect membership talks, and tensions persist between the Philippines and Yugoslavia for the Security Council seat. The United States' stance on Mongolia appears to be softening amid the impasse.
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Free United Nations
Ibs
UDN Assembly
Stubbord
Council
Assembly
Toigh
Morocco
West New Gilben
Tadid
ON Disarmament Commission
France
Wis Wovet
Arib
Booycott
Frenke
Ehietr
Jordan
United States
Outer Mongolia
Philippines
Doctor Hurt In Road Crash Near Stialh Tun
Samer injured in a two vehicle collision on Sciota road when Dalton E Jones turned left into a parking lot and Williams swerved to avoid a head on. Williams and his wife were not injured. Williams car worth 250 dollars and the Jones car about 200 dollars in damage. Williams was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for evaluation.
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Maine
Ces
Samer
Collison
Tom
Jones
Willams
Williams Usta
Ramage
Williams
Corry Memorial Hospital
Necle Genetic Hospital
Aldek
Corry
Achieving Desegregation in Southern Rail Lines Faces Problems
The Associated Press reports that desegregating interstate train service in the South will be as challenging as past era rail integrations. Railroad executives say no firm plan exists to enforce the 1954 order, citing longstanding southern practices of separate facilities for Whites and Negro travelers and the risk of operational difficulties after January.
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Associated Press
Washington — Railroad
Sis
TCC
Tives
Orden Gaw
Hiv
Focal
Railrond
Chisten
Afwantia
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisian
Miss
TB Seals Show Truest Spirit Of Christmas
Christmas seals fundraising appeal details from 1955 describe TB Seals led by Evie Guality and the Tuberculosis Association. Headquarters were in the Public Library Building basement with volunteers on duty Friday. The article traces seal history from Copenhagen to America and notes ongoing designs and holiday mail packages.
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Cory
Evie Guality Tuberculosis Association
Yesterviny
Christmaas Seals UK
Chrialinus
Christinus
Mogdiy
Copenhager
America
Riis
Emily Bisset
Adaul
Christos Seal Shue
Philadelphia
Tragic Crash Kills Driver Near Beaver Ohio
The victim was identified as Keith Bosa, son of Donald L Bosn, from East Liverpool Ohio. Authorities say a collision occurred yesterday near Beaver, resulting in the death of the driver.
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Yariurt
Killine
Tarry
Keith Bosa
Donald L Bosn
East Liverpool
Ohio
Brazil Declares State of Siege Under Army-Backed Regime
A decree declaring a state of siege, approved by Congress and signed by the president, suspends constitutional guarantees for 20 days. The move strengthens the army-backed provisional government and delays Supreme Court challenges while an executive body is named to run operations.
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Brazil
Associated Pree
Rig DE Janetro
Pravil
Aol
Walter Ie
Ramos
Congress
Supreme Coury Front
Christmas business outlook from Babson cautious on forecast
Watching Christmas Business Babson Park Mass analyst Roger W Dabo notes consumers clerks and manufacturers show optimism about Christmas demand Citing an imperial study of outlook and the 1955 report by Dr Edward B Blackley president of Hub tax institute he discusses two kinds of outlook reports and the effect of consumer sentiment on the holiday economy
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Babson
Roger W. Dabo
Babson Park
Mass
Christine
EdWard B Hlackley
Hubbat Tastutta Fy
Hin Repor
Jail Driver After Crash
Malcolm Keysor, 29, pleaded guilty to operating under suspension after a crash on Route 277. State Police questioned him following a reported chase by Leroy Humes on Spring Street, culminating near his home. An initial arrest followed a lieutenant’s statement of a hit and run involving a tow truck and a rear wheel collision.
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Wieexeoud
Deiyer
Linder Snapen
Sion
Ford Aldermin Melvin S
Leroy Tums
Spring Street
Eysor Tid
Pouik
Gorry
Eysor
Hues
Humes
Atrick
Bysor
San
Iysor
Demand Reds Account For Missing POWs Reeled In
PANMUNJOM Kore a UN commission member Moore urged the Communists to recount 2720 missing POWs. She cited prior UN totals and said the Reds must provide an accounting at the MAC meeting.
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Panmunjom
Kore
Hetvelne
Rom Adin
Waline E. Moore
Millmeg
Acinumen
Reds
Domand
Faure Faces Challenge as Votes Wane in Assembly
Framed as a political struggle, Faure mounts a last push for parliamentary support amid dwindling followers and a looming government clash. The scene centers on the National Assembly and a scheduled debate over a challenge to the government, with rivalsViewing the "Assembly" in the shadow of political betrayal and responsibility for parliamentary work.
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Hnofhir
Annie Alippont
National Assembly
Gjtrayal
Assembly
Frankoix Mittrand
Ehier Wesnlenant
Omics
Night effort to fix Pennsy tracks after wreck near Spring Creek
Work crews and derailment units labored through freezing conditions to repair the Pennsylvania Railroad line from Erie to Philadelphia west of Spring Creek. They cleared ore car wreckage, rebuilt the roadbed, and prepared for a cautious westbound return while buses carried passengers between stations. Salvage of ore and cleanup will take weeks amid ongoing repairs and weather delays.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Philadelphia
Emi
Selinsport 560
Passéuge
Ueh Ik
Sno
Cis
Spring Creek
Avrile Way
Chico
North Western Hyper
Tastinigut
Twelve year old admits car lootings in city case
A 12 year old boy admitted participation in multiple recent car lootings after being suspected for weeks. Police chief Hurley Drake said the juvenile would be cited and placed in the custody of guardians following his admission at the station.
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Vn Ind
Pas Severn
Melnnes. Steel Co
Altos
Mosfitt
West Main
Hold driver with no license faces charge after crash on South Street
Police report that Varasse, holding a suspended license, collided with Smith's car on wet pavement at 12:40 PM near 1240 South Street. Varnaza attempted to pull into a fire driveway as Smith drove east, causing $115 damage to Varasse’s vehicle and $65 damage to Smith’s car. No injuries reported. The charge information was filed.
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Ian Wou
Olllston
Bunt South Street
Ames Smith
Stith
Varsee
Smith
Varnaza
Villasso
Resignation Of ICC Chairman Ends Senate Inquiry
Washington reports the resignation of Hugh W. Cross as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission appears to end the Senate Investigations subcommittee's formal probe. The panel may still release testimony taken behind closed doors. Cross stepped down after citing baseless charges and the public interest. Monroe Johnson becomes ICC chairman as the senior member, with rotation planned by seniority.
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ICC
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cross
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
McClellan D-Arks
Subcommittee
Little Rock
Ark
Chicago
Railroad Transfer Service Inc
A. C. Parmeles Co
Kelso, Elliott
Spencer, Ind
Hearings On Power Pact To Be Reopened
Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee will reopen the Dixon Yates contract inquiry on December 2. Kefauver cites possible criminal conspiracy involving high ranking individuals and questions conflicts of interest. The dispute centers on a West Memphis Arkansas plant for TVA power, with AEC calling the contract unrecognizable by the United States.
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Azowvimen
Washington
Kefanger
D-Tenn
Senate
Dixon-Yates
Kefauver
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Dixon-Yates Group
Kefauger
AEC
West Memphis
Ark
Tennnessee Valley Authority
Auby Schools Authority to Meet Tuesday on Furnishing New Conway School
The Auby Schools Authority will convene Tuesday night at the high school to approve or reject bids for furnishing and equipment for the new Conway School. An inspection tour was planned but canceled due to insufficient attendance, delaying contract awards and prompting observers to question when the school will open. Transportation and route difficulties are noted as contributing factors to the delay and August 1956 opening uncertainty.
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Eau
Sthority
Hfe
Conelvay
Helaving
Rei Transportation
Plan New Round Of Polio Shots An Fer
Plan outlines a second round of polio vaccination at Cory High School on Wednesday of next week. Students with family consent for the second round will receive the vaccine during the clinic times. Details of the makeup clinic and schedules will be announced as they are finalized by Health Commissioner LM Doulas.
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Sunertuy
Cory
Ley
Marly
Deadline Near On Passing 56 City Budget
Budget talks loom as Council meets to review its 1968 budget. Five departments have prepared separate estimates while pay raises remain unresolved. Treasury notes potential wage increases. final tax and revenue figures uncertain as end-of-year deadlines press.
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Gounell
Hinds
Severn
Carl Swath
Wis
Coubest
Erie Boy Killed In Auto Crash Near Route 97
An Erie boy died in a car crash along Route 97 seven miles from a nearby town. The incident involved collateral injuries and the vehicle left the embankment after the driver lost control. Authorities at the hospital and postmaster are handling the case as inquiries continue.
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Erie
Crew Is Rescued From Kismet II By Helicopter
Rescue of 2.8 ton freighter Kismet II crew off Cape Breton Island after grounding. Canadian Navy helicopter hoisted crew in a boatswain’s chair as snow and 40 mph winds battered the coast. Earlier reports had 30 aboard. the vessel sailed from Philadelphia November 17 for Luderbauide with potatoes.
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Halifax
N. 5
Cape Breton Island
St. Lawrence
Barlier
Sydney
Gulf
Royal Canadian Air Force
Peter Highfield
Kli
Cindr
Roger Pink
Fink
Uhert
Iamet
Philadelphia
Lurderaide
PBL
Stee
Four Cars Of Crack Train Derailed At Ane 13 Press
Norwalk police report four freight cars derailed on the Ane 13 press line near Norwalk. Early details say the derailment caused minor injuries to two crew members and disrupted service as investigators examine the wreckage and repair the line. A bystander, elderly resident Mrs Hotty Walmer, died after a train collision with a vehicle near Lebanel, per local authorities.
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Ane 13 Press
Norwalk
Gon
Hightechi
Boston
Auitroad
Seid
New
New Yorke
Sii Ge Demullinén
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RIK
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Kismet II
Gulf OF St. Lawrence
Danonter Willen
Lebanon
Feedesiokabung
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Emrich
Hotty Walmer
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