Fuel Filled Tanker Plane Crashes Into Two Homes
A Navy North American A12 tanker from Norfolk Naval Air Station crashed during an emergency landing in a residential block on Granby Street. Four crew members and two babies died. Two other people suffered burns and shock. one rescuer is Mrs. Joseph E. Tondora. The crash destroyed two houses and damaged a trailer truck.
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Norfolk, Va
Joseph E. Tondora
Naval
Charles Sheppard Jr
Granby Street
Norfolk Naval Air Station
William H. Poore
Chesapeake Bay
Navy
Tondora
Poore
Pope John May Raise Cardinal College to 89
Vatican City AP reports speculation that Pope John XXIII may raise the College of Cardinals to 89 at next week's consistory. If so it would be the second expansion since his coronation five weeks ago and would follow a November 17 nomination that brought the number to 75.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Sixtus V
Ansa
John
Santiago
Jose Maria Caro Rodriguez
Chile
Rome
Msgr
Rufino Santos
Manila
Philippines
Dulles Still Planning Trip to Paris
Secretary of State Dulles plans to depart for Paris Friday if doctors at the Army’s Walter Reed Medical Center subdue diverticulitis without surgery. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said Dulles is improving and no cancer recurrence has been found since his previous intestinal operation. He has been hospitalized since last Friday and is receiving bed rest and a bland diet as treatment continues.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
State Department
Lincoln White
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
White
Not So Cold in Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Cloudy and not very cold in Jefferson City and central Missouri with highs in the 20s. Weather data shows temperatures, precipitation totals, river stages along the Missouri River, and forecasts including a slight warming trend and river rise indication at Boonville and nearby gauges.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Tribune Weather Bureau
Memorial Airport
Kansas
Boonville
Jefferson
Hermanns Y
Goldfine Indicted On 18 Counts For Contempt Of Congress
Bernard Goldfine, ally of Sherman Adams, is indicted on 18 counts of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer 22 questions during a House investigation. He faces arraignment in U S District Court next Friday. potential penalties include a $1,000 fine and up to one year in prison. The case ties to Adams and to Boston Port Development Co. investigations and follows Adams’ resignation and public controversy over White House conduct.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Congress
Goldfine
U. S. District Court
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Russia
White House
New Hampshire
Lincoln
Special House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Boston Port Development Co
Robert Lishman
Chrysler Plant Layoffs Rise Amid UAW Strike
Chrysler Corp. reports layoffs climbing to 26,440 as Dodge Main workers stay idle in a week-old walkout. UAW strike spreads across Michigan and three other states, with 6,500 more laid off at Lynch Road Detroit Newark New Jersey and Evansville Indiana plants. Negotiations paused until Wednesday.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Dodge Main
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Michigan
Lynch Road
Newark, del
Evansville
Ind
Plymouth
Indianapolis
Syracuse
N.Y
New York Newspaper Delivery Strike Declared
News deliverymen in New York rejected a two year contract by 877 to 772 and ordered an immediate strike affecting The Times Herald Tribune News Mirror Post Journal-American World Telegram Sun Long Island papers. About 2,000 direct participants, part of a 4,500 union, faced wage hikes of 4 and 3 dollars weekly.
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NEW York
Manhattan
The
Times
Herald Tribune
News and Mirror
Post
Journal-American
World - Telegram
Sun
Queens
Long Island Daily Press
Long Island Star Journal
Turned Upward New Plant Spending Climbs Slower Than Other Factors
Washington AP In 1958 1959 quarter reports from corporations show new plant and equipment outlays to rise to about 30 billion dollars a year this quarter and 301% billion for Q1 1959 Yet the pace remains slower than other major indicators The recession low in the Jul-Sep quarter reduced outlays to about 29% billion annually from a peak of 3794 billion a year earlier Analysts say such investments drive jobs and building activity and the slow upturn may temper overall recovery expectations for 1959
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commerce Department
Bolm
Legal steps taken to get voter files in Alabama
The Civil Rights Commission moved to compel Alabama officials to reveal Negro voter registration records, asking the Justice Department to obtain a federal court order. Six registrars refused to testify, and judges and county officials held or seized files. The action, led by Hartwell Davis, seeks enforcement in federal court and threatens contempt if not obeyed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Civil Rights Commission
Alabama
Justice Department
Atty
William P. ‘Rogers
Washington
Hartwell Davis
U.S
U.S. District Court
Alabbama
Davis
George C. Wallace
Clayton
Civil Rights Agency
Barbour
Bullock
Wallace
Dallas
Lowndes
Wilcox
Macone
Thom F. Young
John Patterson
Soviet veto blocks Korea and Vietnam from UN cuts
The Soviet Union vetoed twice to prevent South Korea and South Viet Nam from U.N. membership while Guinea won admission as an independent state. Guinea will become the 82nd member after France abstained in the Guinea vote.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
South Korea
South Viet Nam
U.N
Guinea
General Assembly
France
United States
North Korea
Guillaume Georges Picot
Ghana
Guinae
de Gaulle
Snew
Burlington to abandon 11 mile Milan Green City branch
Burlington Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to abandon an 11 mile branch linking Milan and Green City in Missouri. The line reportedly handles too little traffic to justify keeping it.
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Washington
Burington Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milan
Green City
Missouri
Serov Ouster Prompts New Soviet Fallout
Moscow announced Serov’s transfer to other duties after he led the state security apparatus. Pravda blasted ex leaders Molotov Malenkov Bulganin Shepilov Zhukov Kagano vich, while diplomats weigh whether Serov faces a lower post or exile. Khrushchev’s leverage over the police era continues to shape power moves.
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London
Moscow
Ivan A. Serov
Pravda
Nikita’ Khrushchev
Serov
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Dimitri Shepilov
Georgi Zhukov
L. M. Kaganovich
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Lavrenty P. Beria
Stalin
Beria
Mid-Missouri Development Council Sets Thursday Meet
The executive committee will meet at Hess' Countryside Inn at 6 30 p m Thursday to finalize funding for an industrial survey aimed at attracting industry. Each county will contribute by population. Cole County's share is 2000 dollars of a 13000 total. University of Missouri engineers will conduct the survey.
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Mid
State Denied Delay In Jo Ann Taylor Trial for Murder
Fulton Missouri AP reports a state motion for continuance in the murder case of 17 year old Jo Ann Taylor was denied. Prosecutor Frazier Baker cited a witness illness and court workload. Jury selection is set to begin December 16. Jo Ann is charged with shooting her father Joseph M Taylor on June 12 as he lay in bed.
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Fulton, Mo
Jo Ann Taylor
Frazier Baker
Calaway County
Taylor
Jo Ann
Mokane High School
Joseph M. Taylor
Witness testifies Judge Connell received champagne bucket gift
AP report says a witness testified Judge James C. Connell of Cleveland received a $100 silver champagne bucket in 1955 from Ohio Teamsters leaders before he ruled in their favor. Connell denied receiving gifts and offered to testify if invited, as Senate investigators weigh ties between gangsters, hoodlums and union officials in the juke box and vending machine industry.
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John N. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Connell
McClellan Himsela
Ohio Teamsters
William Presser
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
James IC. Connell
Joseph L. Carelly
Youngstown Teamsters
Cleveland
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
Senate
Presser
Berlin conference on Berlin held in Paris on Dec 14
Bonn Germany AP reports the German Foreign Office announced that a conference of the foreign ministers of the Big Three and West Germany to discuss Berlin will take place in Paris on December 14.
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Bonn
Germany
Foreign Office
West Germany
Berlin
Paris
Secret Khrushchev missile claim shocks Senate briefing
Senate sources say Khrushchev told Hubert Humphrey of a Soviet intercontinental missile with range 8,694 miles, surpassing the Atlas. Humphrey briefed President Eisenhower on a confidential Soviet nuclear explosion and missile developments, with White House caution on public release.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Russia
U.S
Air Force
United States
Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Snowstorm Strikes Oswego New Snow Strikes Oswego
Oswego New York endures fresh blizzard conditions with six inches of new snow on a four foot base and high winds. A state civil defense task force boosts snow removal though 70 percent of streets remain blocked. Officials warn of more lake effect snow and widespread closures with 24 hour duty by police and crews.
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Oswego
N.Y
State Civil Defense Organization
Weather Bureau
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Mayville
Buffalo
Vincent A. Corsall
Bank official tied to near million dollar check scam
Los Angeles AP report reveals a former Sun Valley National Bank official nicknamed “good guy” who allegedly concealed more than 3 000 bad checks for friends, draining funds. Ten arrested include the bank president and two officials. Petersen denied wrongdoing but faces charges of misapplying funds and false records.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Bbank
Petersen
Asst
U.S. Atty
Thomas R. Sheridan
FBI
Farm Bureau urges tighter wheat controls at convention
At the American Farm Bureau Federation gathering in Boston proposals call for strict federal wheat controls to reduce a price depressing surplus. If surpluses fade, controls would end and growers gain full freedom. Price supports would shift to a percentage of three year average. Madame Chiang Kai-shek urged firm stand against Communists in Asia in a convention speech.
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Boston, Mass
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
Congress
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Japan
Asia
Taiwan
Formosa
Ozark to Add Moberly Stops
The Civil Aeronautics Board issued its final order expanding Midwest air service. Ozark Airlines gains five year authority KC to Chicago via St. Joseph Kirksville Burlington and Davenport Moline and to add Moberly via Columbia and Hannibal Quincy. Frontier Airlines receives KC to Omaha via St. Joseph Beatrice and a five year Denver to Omaha route via Lincoln Hastings Kearny McCook Imperial Sidney Neb and Sterling Colo.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Midwest
St. Joseph
Moberly
Kirksville
Columbia
Hannibal
Missouri
Ozark Airlines
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux Falls
S. C
Missouri- Kansas
Kansas City
Chicago
Burlington
Davenport-Moline
Ozark
Kansas City - Chicago
Sway
Hannibal- Quincy
Illinois
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Des Moines
Davenport- Moline
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Frontier Airlines
Post Office Extends Hours to 6 p.m. Daily
Acting post master Fred H. Tanner announced the office will stay open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through Christmas to ease the mailing rush. He expects peak volume in the coming days and advises last minute senders to use air mail for out of town cards and gifts.
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Fred H. Tanner
Tanner
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