Boxer Tommy Sullivan Shot Dead In Boston Waterfront Killing
Boston detectives investigate rumors that boxer Tommy Sullivan was killed by hired killers tied to a New York dock labor war. The 39 year old was gunned down as he walked near his home on East Fifth Street, his body found in a gutter. Police say four men in a black sedan opened fire, three bullets striking Sullivan as he left his apartment after supper with his widowed mother.
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Month Coma Ends for Girl in Escondido California
Maurine Schow, 12, returned home after more than five months in a Salt Lake City hospital following a near drowning in a California motel pool last July. Doctors say months or years remain before walking or talking normally, with therapy planned for stiff legs.
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White Christmas Hopes Fade Across United States
United Press reports waning chances of a white Christmas across much of the nation as temperatures drop, with southeastern and western regions cooling sharply. Snow or rain possible in the Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley while the East keeps fair skies. Highs reach 57 in Chicago, records tied or set elsewhere. Winds gust up to 58 mph off Washington coast.
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A clipped weather note reports temperatures across distant regions, noting unusually warm readings in some areas and cooler spells in others. The brief highlights regional contrasts and signals seasonal shifts without detailed figures.
UN Chief Dag Hammarskjold Visits Cairo With Nasser Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Cairo for talks with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser on Gaza and UNEF issues. He was met by Egyptian officials, then visited Port Said to mark Victory Day and lay a foundation stone for a war memorial, while plans to meet Nasser address compensation for nationalized canal holdings. The trip follows Britain and France’s 1956 withdrawal and symbolic memorial events.
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Statewide Weather Forecast With Northern Rain and Snow
A weak front brings rain to far northern California with showers in the north and snow in northern mountains. Rain spreads south to San Francisco and Sacramento, with clearing in western Washington. Snow hit western Washington as temps drop, while California looks for fair weather on Christmas except for coastal cloudiness and possible storms moving eastward from Alaska.
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Two American Legion Deserters Escape Across North Africa
Two American deserters from the French Foreign Legion, Lester Hollis of Oklahoma City and Raymond Edward Rouse of Philadelphia, said they woke to find themselves in the Legion after a night of drinking in Oran. They walked 700 miles with other deserters through the Sahara to Tangier aided by Algerian National Liberation Front rebels. They described brutal training, $12 monthly pay, and aid from rebels who distributed food and clothing. The American consul in Tangier reported Washington is seeking their return, while leaflets from liberation fighters urged Legionnaires to desert.
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Yukon Territory Cold Snap Hits North America
The Yukon community of Snag recorded the coldest temperature in North America yesterday at 48 below zero. Dawson, Yukon Territory, is mentioned as nearby, with the region experiencing extreme cold across the day.
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Playing Cards Vary Across Regions
New York report notes card decks differ by country with England France and the United States using 52 cards. Mentioned are a 78 card Tarot deck common in the Mediterranean, an Italian 40 card deck, a Spanish 4% deck, and a 32 card German deck.
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Berkeley Woman Killed by Auto
A Berkeley woman, 70, died after a car driven by Gregory C. Woodruff, 43, assistant manager at the State Department of Motor Vehicles office, struck her while she crossed Carleton Avenue at Telegraph Avenue. The incident occurred last night and Mrs. Frances Pedro died at Herrick hospital.
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Algerian Court Hears Sentences for Extremist Acts
In Algiers two young Muslims were sentenced by a court for terrorist activities including placing hazardous devices at sports stadiums. Ten people died and 45 were injured in the explosions. In Oran a military court also handed down passing sentences to two rebels, with a third rebel sentenced in absentia.
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The Daily Review Hayward Notices and Contact Details
The Daily Review announces its post office filing, subscription rates, and office addresses in Hayward California. It lists 1280 Winton Ave as contact, plusHayward office phone and circulation bureau membership details.
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Norstad Says Europe To Get Missiles Soon
Gen. Lauris Norstad stated in a Paris press conference that Europe would receive missiles within a safe period, though he offered no exact date. He noted NATO could rely on U.S. strategic forces, with six to ten missile battalions in Western Europe and four bases planned in Britain, each unit about 15 missiles and 530 men.
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Youngest Warren Son Marries in California Ceremony
In Sacramento First Baptist Church the youngest son of Chief Justice Earl Warren married a UC Davis student in a ceremony attended by Mrs Warren and the Warren children. The couple plans to return to campus life after the wedding with the groom a senior in physical education.
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