Across the Nation Killed in Two Texas Car Crashes
Multiple fatal crashes in Texas claim eight lives near Olney and Snyder. Victims include M/Sgt Elmo Buford and relatives from Lawton Oklahoma, and Donald Haney, 23, his wife, 24, of Snyder, plus Texas Tech student Robert Bearden, 24, of Saycer.
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Olney
Texas
Snyder
Elmo Buford
Ellen
Lawton
Oklo
Donald Haney
Robert Bearden
Texas Tech
Saycer
Gertrude Musgrave
Linda Paul
Sue Coot
Andrew Neal
James Reynolds
Newcastle
DALI ARRIVES IN NEW YORK IN ECCENTRIC COSTUME
Painter Salvador Dali lands in New York aboard the liner America and poses in costume proclaiming a new method of locomotion and a completely new sport. The story continues on page C-5.
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Salvador Dali
New York
America
Carriage Jams in Hospital Elevator During Caroling Visit
Sixteen seminations and one woman were trapped for about 906 minutes in a hospital elevator at St Marys in Camarillo Tuesday night after the carriage sank and doors stuck following a Christmas carol visit by St John Seminary students. No one injured though all were stiff. Mrs Kathleen McMullan of Westminster led the group in song while waiting for rescue.
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St. Mary's Hospital
St. John Seminary
Camarillo
Kathleen McMullan
Westminster
Anglis Co
S E
Rain Promised Southland After Storm Threats
Officers James Fontaine and Frank Keb received a rare police commendation for taking part in the capture of George F. O'Neill, a retired colonel, amid a weather system predicted to bring moisture to coastal and mountain California. The storm, expected to drop significant snow and end a long drought, was forecast to affect high elevations through Tuesday night.
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George F. O'Neill
Air Force
Enrose Ave
San Pedro
Central California
Long Beach
Weather Bureau Announce
O'Neill
Ully
Newl
Charles T. Smith
Eisenhower Greets Crowds After World Peace Tour
President Eisenhower returns from a 19 day goodwill journey visiting 11 nations. He lands at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland at 1125 pm to a crowd waving sparklers. Congress members from both parties offer praise for his overseas achievements.
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Drews Air Force Base
Casablanca
Morocco
Congress
Eisen
Weather man mixed on coasts in Christmas display nod
The Weatherman waved to a sparkler crowd and smiled as the President reached the White House at 12 10 am The exchange included a quip about a home Christmas display that failed to win a prize The theme allegedly showed a bathing beauty in Santa's lap with a sign referencing the Miss Universe Contest in Long Beach 1960
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White House
Santa
Long Beach
Miami Beach
ILGWU project guides women on dress styles
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union launches a program to instruct American women on proper dress. Amid heavy snowfall across the northeast, misery and deaths rise as records fall, reported on Page A-3 and Page B-5.
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THE
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ONeill Defends Record After Arrest Comment
ONeill told reporters Tuesday night that he admired the men who arrested him and insisted his driving record since the incident had not been marred and that he had learned his lesson. He could not recall the names of the officers who arrested him.
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O'Neill
Eisenhower Opens Holiday Beautification Telecast Day
President Eisenhower delivers the national address from the White House lawn as he lights the community Christmas tree. Live TV on Channel 11 at 2 p.m., with tape on Channel 4 at 3 p.m. and Channels 2 and 7 at 5 p.m.. radio on KABC 2 p.m., KNX 3:15 p.m., KFI 9:05 p.m. Crowd of about 200, including Vice President Nixon and international diplomats, greets him outside the White House while sparklers light the night.
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Eisenhower
White House
Channel 4
KABC
KNX
KFI
Shower
Richard M. Nixon
Once Proud Ferry Balked in Death by Own Action
The Sacramento, once queen of the Southern Pacific Ferry fleet, sank efforts suppressed by Coast Guard craft and Long Beach Fire Department boats. Damaged and weary, the old wooden vessel settled at Rainbow Pier awaiting summer, pumped dry after taking water. Though mystery framed the sinking, experts helped avert final doom. the ship’s past glory is recalled with family and city memories of moonlit Bay crossings.
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Rainbow Pier
Coast Guard
Long Beach Fire Department
Southern Pacific Railway
San Francico Bay
America
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8Th St
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Walter Welton
David Franklin
Ronald Wyborny
Joseph
Audrey Gochrig
Mary
Wilbur Franklin
Bob Shumway
Washington
UPI
Defense
Thomas
Gates
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Defense Department
Law
Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
State Supreme Court of Errors
U.S. Supreme Court
Dali
Southland
James Fontaine
Frank Keb
Egypt
World Bank
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Mrs. Eisenhower
Andrews
Tallahassee
Fla
Johnny E. Randolph
Randolph
Ferry
By Bill Hunter
Sacramento
San Francisco
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