Atlas CB Miner Road Fireball Test Sparks US ICBM Claim
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Atlas test flight lit the Florida night sky as the 100 ton ICBM reportedly reached intercontinental range. Convair said the missile may match Russia's claimed reach, the test marking the 15th vehicle since 1957 with several earlier failures.
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U S Airlines Brace For Overflow Amid Holiday Strikes
Airlines face potential overload as strikes cripple capacity. Eastern and TWA grounded hundreds of planes, American negotiates with pilots, and a court-ordered extension keeps a possible strike at bay. The disruption diverted travelers to buses and trains during the Thanksgiving period.
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Sunbury Man Killed When Car Crashes Into Bridge
A 22 year old Sunbury man died early today when his car slid on an icy road and struck a bridge abutment. The driver James Scoviak died, a female passenger Tess Clark Pocht escaped injuries. Coroner Dr Henry Ulrich said the occupants were thrown from the vehicle in the crash.
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Winter Storm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Eastern U S
A fast moving winter storm swept from the Midwest into the East leaving more than 10 inches of snow in parts of New England New York Pennsylvania and Ohio as cold rain sleet and dangerous ice followed the storm. Traffic slowed across major cities with several fatalities from accidents and Corry reports near ten inches of snow with continued flurries and possible blizzard conditions.
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Algerians kill 301 French soldiers in November actions
Al gerian insurgent government spokesman announced 301 French soldiers killed and 145 wounded in operations from November 19 to 26. The communique cites seven ambushes, 17 encounters, 151 posts attacked with mortars and machine guns, trains blown up, 26 comms vehicles destroyed, and 53 weapons captured. Algerian casualties not mentioned.
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Mayor Outlines Budget Economy After 1959 Vote
Mayor J. creamutley reports Council kept the tax increase to three quarters of a mill after approving the 1959 budget. Dearing cut a $4,000 streets department outlay for a new truck while Webber will run the sewage plant on a reduced week. Grice will curb nonessential spending as Kinley trims police maintenance and car use. Corry Memorial Hospital’s request to raise city donation to 1500 was denied. Bond work paused due to weak economy. further action expected in coming months.
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Franklin Mayor Criticizes New Budget
Mayor Forest B. Irvin criticized the 1959 budget and tax ordinance as inadequate to meet city needs. He voted no on both measures with 3 to 1 council opposition, while Finance Director Schmidt also stated he would have opposed the budget for underpaying city workers. The proposal keeps taxes near current levels with per capita and merchantile levies and sets December 11 as the final reading date.
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West urged to act on German issue amid Berlin crisis
Berlin mayor Willy Brandt urged the West to address the German problem fully not just counter Soviet schemes. He warned time is short as Khrushchev demands a six month plan to neutralize West Berlin and called for broad proposals on unification. Diplomatic reports say Western Big Three will reject the ultimatum and meet in Paris to craft a Western reply.
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Frankfurter Hospitalized For Rest and Observation
Washington AP reports Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter was hospitalized for a mild heart disturbance. A brief office statement said he is resting comfortably and doctors are pleased with his progress after entering earlier in the week for a heart checkup. Frankfurter, age 71, is the court's oldest member and has served since January 30, 1939.
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Peiping Claims Weather Control Experiments
Peiping reported successful weather control experiments over Nanking last week. A broadcast described a special plane clearing a circular cloudy area about 2100 feet wide and 19 800 feet long near a wing but gave no details on how clouds formed or were dispensed.
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Tax revenue from back income tax debated by council
The council discussed collecting back income tax and found the cost to collect would exceed the revenue, noting the 1958 budget anticipated 43 000 from this source. Director Guy Abbey said enforcement remains needed, but no significant revenue is expected next year after collection costs.
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Kansas youth kills family then surrenders
Lowell Lee Andrews, 18, a University of Kansas student, shot and killed his family with a .22 rifle before calling deputies to the suburban home near Lawrence. He led investigators to the River Gun near town and was held after admitting the shooting. No charges filed immediately.
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Budget Cuts for Sewage Plant Outline
A historical budget note details reduced funding for a sewage treatment facility and related projects. It lists specific line items such as bonds, salaries, equipment, and engineering costs, with comparative figures for current and next year. The text references work on Hare Creek and several line items including a surplus and various expenses.
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U S Commander arrives in Berlin to watch football game
General H J Hodes commander of the U S Army in Europe arrived in West Berlin as Soviet threats loom. An Army spokesman said the visit was not tied to the tensions, and that he came to watch a football game the spokesman added.
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Santa makes first city appearance amid snow in fire truck
Between 73 and 100 youngsters braved the weather yesterday to greet Old Saint Nick as he appeared from a city fire truck. Santa met each child, receiving candy canes as a light snow fell and shoppers in the business district welcomed his visit. Merchants completed downtown Christmas light installations to mark the occasion.
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Loss Of City Revenue In 1958 Cited In Budget Draft
A drop in city income tax returns in 1958 affects Corry’s 1959 budget. The plan raises property tax from 5.75 to 6.5 mills, with income levy unchanged, and projects total receipts near 1 8 1 0 2 8 5. Parking meter revenue underperformed. cash on hand and other items balance the new estimate.
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Eutity Council
Bad Driving Boosts Road Death Toll During Thanksgiving
An Associated Press survey shows 304 traffic deaths during the 102 hour Thanksgiving period from Wednesday through Sunday, with weather hazards and slick roads elevating risk. Snow and ice reduced highway traffic, yet multiple crashes occurred as the first major storm swept from the Midwest toward the Mississippi area. The National Safety Council offered no holiday-specific tally but cited a potential 470 deaths in a similar two hour holiday window.
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Local Worker Dies After Quaint Lahore Accident
A UB ion Service officee named L. Walker, aged 4, died yesterday in Lahore after a wrouind suffered and Teor quuialsoe. He was found dead while fied preparedly following Huntin tyeo days aio.
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