Government At Work On Business As Usual Policy
Government moves to a business as usual policy as Eisenhower remains incapacitated. The National Security Council becomes the main policy making body guiding actions and decisions while Vice President and cabinet share duties. The presidency retains powers but delegated tasks shift to NSC and cabinet, with confirmation from the White House press secretary. Continued on Page Five.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Ybw
Sibson
Ayan
AL Denver
Janvis Coquerty
Hshed
Yuk
Woodrow Wilson
Hunters Line Up for Doe Permits at Warren County Courthouse
Crowds gathered at Warren County courthouse as staff issued deer hunting permits on Monday and Tuesday December 12. County Treasurer Hays announced licenses would be distributed soon while early reports from Forest and Venindroimes noted turnout at the curbside and courthouse slope with estimates near three thousand awaiting the open office.
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Warton County
Tno
Carlyster
Warten County
Former Post Office Worker Sentenced in Philadelphia Case
William Zuckerman, 43, former superintendent of the money order department at the Chest Springs post office, pleaded guilty to stealing about 4400 from postal funds. He admitted issuing and cashing postal money orders to divert funds, telling investigators he used the money to cover expenses.
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Asoutated
Philadelphia
William Lckerman
Chestas Pa
Lodiy Wag Piven Winimorit
Zuckerman
US. District Court
Ally K. Gyiin
Wable Denied Stay Of Execution By Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied a stay of execution for Ray Wable, a 25 year old Fayette County man. Chief Justice Horace Stern indicated the court would proceed with the execution after Wable and his attorney, A C Scaler, were present in court. Governor Leader denied a respite after Wable's attorney appealed by telephone, with Richand Hokey of Swift sidecutes calling Leaders office to request the delay.
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Wable
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Ray
Jobin
Wesley Wable
Phanton Hiser
Pennssivania
Horace Stern Readie
Epint
Hee
Wastinaniianis
Coure
John Wanle
Themis K Hodges
Wadle
Fayette County
Richand Hokey
Severe Texas Rainstorms Sweep Wide Areas
Torrential rains hit North and West Texas with up to 11 inches, flooding homes and blocking highways from Pecos to Waco and beyond. About 100 families evacuated as floodwaters receded in cities, while Rio Grande and Nueces creeks threaten southern counties. forecasts warn of continued showers across the state.
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Texas
Albuquerque
Tekiis
Rio Grande
Polon
Tin State
Eglo Pass
Ind
Nueces Rives
Ward W
Cotulla
Amarilla
Five Americans in Hong Kong return from Red China
Five Americans rescued from Red China reach Hong Kong aboard British ships, including Kanady of Houston and Parker of Philadelphia. Among the group is Emma Ling Barry, a one year old daughter of an American father and white Russian mother. Also among returnees are Maycella Munsterman Hunzen and Eva Stell from Boston, with Roger Dev Feidhy Bella noted as a soldier who arrived from Red Canton days after the Korean armistice. One man imprisoned 40 years for tax evasion and black market activity is hospitalized in poor condition. authorities confirm no interview for Panaman reporters.
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Hong Kong
Red Chin
Tuksit Geheva
Shang Dat
Dilmas T. Kanady
Houston
Robert Howard Parker
Philadelphia
Emma An
Ling Barry
Maycella Munsterman Hunzen
Walcott
Eva Stell
Dugay
Boston
Thorp
Red China
Roger Dev Feidhy
Bella
Ents
Red Canton
Fmiady
Communista Haat
Panamen Ton
Restraining order ends strike at railroad workers
A federal judge issued a restraining order in the UC St Tilatrict directing 10 striking workers from the Honors Southern Railroad of US 8 Steel Corp to return to work over the weekend. The order, signed Saturday, bans picketing and any interference with railroad operations and enforces immediate restart of work.
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Pittsburgh
UC St
Southern Railroad
US 8 Steel Corp
Wdge
Fmine
State Aid Sought for Pennsylvania Schools
The Pennsylvania State School Directors demand prompt Senate action on an education appropriation bill. Albert J. Strohecker of Reading says delays threaten teacher pay and bond funding for new school construction. He expects conditions could improve early next month if the Senate acts soon.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Albert J. Strohecker
Rehdng
Eit
Republicny Leaslershin
Local Schools Face Bond Debt as State Aid Delays Loom
Districts across Corey join forces to borrow funds to operate this year as reimbursements lag. Totals show $500,217 owed to six districts and $275,666 to Corry plus other amounts in Elgitt fall Wayne Township Columbus and Concord Township. Spring Creek figures pending. Local leaders urge fast action on a $425 million appropriation to cover state aid and salaries.
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Dartow Lip
Yental
Tollows
Corry
Elgitt
Fall
Wayne Township
Columbus
Concord
Spring Creek
Rockview Prepares For Capps Execution Tonight
Rockview State Penitentiary sets up the execution machinery for George Capps who sits on death row for the 1884 murder and rape of a 15 year old in Bucks County. His attorneys seek commutation to life imprisonment, arguing the case before the Pardon Board in LeVitton.
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Cleakims
Rockview
Carawan Hunt
State Seeks New Ceiling On Bonds For Road Program
Government efforts push borrowing limits for a highway plan as Associated Press reports raising the bond ceiling from 40 million to possibly 80 million dollars. Governor Leader plans to present the proposal to the Legislature, aiming to fund a borrow and build road program and earlier spoke of increasing fuel taxes. The Highway and Bridge Authority, created in 1949 with 40 million cap, has since seen no action in 1963 continuing into the current news cycle.
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Associated Presa
Harrisburg
Ginme
Sid
Jate Highway
Stock Market Dips Sharply Amid Political Fears
A turbulent New York session followed President Eisenhower's illness and rising political uncertainty. Analysts say the market remains momentum driven, with optimism tempered by possible tax, policy shifts, and China tensions. Investors await further guidance next week as confidence rhythms wobble and trading volumes fluctuate.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wie Presiden
Dilier
Privis Amough
Republiquie
Typhoon Aims for Japan as Communications Fail
A violent typhoon drives toward Japan with winds near 172 mph, damaging warehouses and buildings across Huildings and causing prolonged communications outages. Relief efforts face delays as air transports struggle to reach affected areas and calls go out for food and aid.
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Japan
Ammuy
Cleveland
Rupert
Warahouse
Huildings
Island
Marshal
Fragmentary OCR notes on Florida Democratic event date
Partially legible lines mention a Democrat day in notes of Sem Geoiys Sinai for Florida Democrats. The text is garbled and several names and dates remain unclear.
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Geoiys
Sinai
Peronite Escape Hopes Rise From Argentine River Corridor
Report from Buenos Aires and the Paraná estuary notes fallen dictator Juan Domingo Peron three miles from freedom as Argentina promises safe conduct via the Poryguayan embassy. Details mention Paraguay river routes, custody of assets, and the new government’s stance on labor and media with CGT ties and La Prensa headlines.
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Associated Press
Avenos Atres
Argentina
Juan Domingo Peron
Cromesii
Tilch Prroi Basneert
Poryguayan
Pardes
Paraguay
Ike's Illness Adds Interest To Dem Choice
Washington reports eight governors and several senators emerge as possible contenders with Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination as Eisenhower's health prompts speculation he may not seek a second term. Names include Humphrey, Dirksen, Goodwin, and others. strategists weigh Nixon’s chances if Eisenhower withdraws.
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Associated Free Washington
Adlai B. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Denver
Wienoul
Aloha
Ehtrenchind
GOP
Nixon
Tulad
Thoms
Lewey
New York
Christiss Herter
Massachusetts
Wic
Preastasy
Humphrey
Dirkyni
Witole
Goodmna Kuleht
Williamy
Eno Juha
Senate
Stevenson
Stevinson
Malinat
Thie Patie
Averell
Igrimat
Canin DeSapii
Mennell Williany
Pitty
Toyaley
Gov
Abrihwin
Ribleoff
Connecticut
Frank J. Lausehe
Oli
Voluiteer
Pinvig
Goodeiuss Broree
M. Tunder
Pehrasivanis
New Na
Terinchsee
Lunders
Henneskee
Mingouri
Wieliart Hussell
Georgi
Tax Penalty Period Nears For Real Estate Taxes
Tax penalty will be added to county real estate and personal property taxes due on a six page list. The duplicate assessment shows real estate tax and personal property levy totals with figures such as 5795.90 dollars for estate tax and 38058 for personal property, plus other listed amounts. Several entries indicate paid status and remaining due amounts across multiple properties and owners with references to wards and blocks.
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Trentet
Reser
Benulis
Felis
TOF Krwing
Wilds Smutyh
Neal Cette
Ward
Yugoslav urges UN shift to curb armament spending
Yugoslav foreign secretary Popovic urged the United Nations General Assembly to prevent increases in armaments until a disarmament program is agreed. He cited regional diplomacy in the Balkans and highlighted recent steps toward normalization, while stressing the need for broader international cooperation for peace and security.
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Ereas
United Nations
Koca Popovic
Genera Assembly
Yugoslavia
Papoyirs
Worker Killed At Train Wreck Scene Inbal Press
A worker, 94, of Comburs Lat, died in a train wreck at the scene amid nine other injuries. The incident occurred on the Tulsa line near the state arena. Emergency crews responded as authorities investigated the derailment and collapse.
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Connellsville
Wieik
Biles
Uys
Bae Tihel
Comburs
Thie Arene
Two Sylvania Plants Struck By Unclear Report
Two Sylvania plants are reported struck in a unclear account with names and locations garbled. The fragment mentions MUFTALO NX and Wytherseeursiuk and references a broader industrial disruption or industrial action affecting operations and personnel.
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Sylvania
Eisenhower’s Heart Attack Described Moderate By Doctors
Denver doctors say President Eisenhower’s heart attack is moderate and not serious, with prognosis for recovery reasonably good barring complications. Dr White, after visiting the President, flew to Boston as teams monitor his condition at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, amid widespread global concern and political impact.
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Associated Press
Denver
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Dhr
White
Boston
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Varaune
Republican Party Teac
Fusion
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tye
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