Cold War talks set for Eden visit to Washington
British Prime Minister Eden will meet President Eisenhower in Washington at the end of January to discuss Cold War strategy amid Russia’s belligerent stance. Eden will be accompanied by Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan and will stay a few days as guest of the President, with officials noting the meeting as a step in planning alliance strategy.
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Aviation pioneer Glenn L. Martin dies at 69
Baltimore mourns Glenn L. Martin founder of the Glen L. Martin Co who died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Glenarm Farm on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The 69 year old aviation pioneer piloted early crafts and led a company later chosen to develop launch programs. He is credited with early parachute development and notable flight milestones. See G L Martin page.
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Woman Shot By Husband In Seward Area
An Armstrong County woman, Mary Butterbaugh, 30, of Ford City, is in critical condition at Lee Hospital Johnstown after being accidentally shot by her husband Raymond while visiting relatives on a Seward farm Saturday. The rifle discharge on the porch struck her leg and caused severe blood loss before admission at 6 30 p m. Hospital attendants report the bullet pierced the right leg and shattered the upper left leg bone as the couple was with her brother-in-law Lawrence Butterbaugh following a hunting outing.
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Five Taken From Saloon in Chicago Taxi Abduction
Five patrons were abducted early yesterday by Pat Dillon a 25 year old from Colorado Springs in a stolen taxi at a South Side saloon. He terrorized three men and two women and released the last passenger after injuring one woman. Dillon denied abducting the woman but later admitted the escapade according to police.
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Woman Gives Birth To Baby In Upset Car
In Indianapolis a five car crash halted a hospital dash for a couple. Mrs Thelma Kremple gave birth to her fifth child in an overturned auto on her 26th birthday. Both mother and baby are reported satisfactory. Seven people, including the mother, were injured. Anthony Kremple said the accident was his first in years of driving. He and his wife plus the newborn were taken to St Francis Hospital.
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SOP Dispute Over Labor's Political EarRole
A GOP row over labor's political role surfaces as the AFL-CIO merger nears. President Eisenhower plans an afternoon address to the unions in New York, carried from Gettysburg, as Sen. Goldwater and Sen. Case clash over union involvement in politics.
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Train Crash Fatal To Six Near Greenville DC
A Southern Railway Crescent passenger train traveling 75 mph struck a car at a grade crossing yesterday in Greenville DC, killing six people. The sole car survivor was a 10 month old baby. Among the deceased were James F. Brooks 37 and his wife Louise 26 the car driver Mrs Louise Bagwell and Holland Benny Sutton 29 Rosa Lee 23 and their daughter Wanda. The baby Benny Sutton had minor injuries.
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Regents Allow Tech to Play Pittsburgh in Sugar Bowl
The Georgia Board of Regents approved Georgia Tech’s Sugar Bowl entry against Pittsburgh for January 2. The resolution sets that all state contests follow Georgia law and traditions, while away games honor the host state’s laws and customs.
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Chester Times Raises News Price To Seven Cents
The Chester Times announced an immediate price increase from five to seven cents per copy due to rising news print paper costs now more than triple the prewar level.
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Canine Census Report Mutilated by Stray Bulldog Attack
Patrolman Herman J. Kuhn was conducting the city’s annual canine census when a stray bulldog bit him on the right arm and ripped a gash in his uniform. The incident occurred during routine field work while counting dogs. The officer remained on duty and continued the census with the wound dressed.
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High Soviet Chiefs View Burma Troops
Soviet leader Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev visited Burmese troops in a frontier town, stating disarmament costs are heavy but necessary due to a few nations resisting. Nearby, Burmese soldiers fought through jungle against insurgents as government forces sustain operations.
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Man says he stabbed wrong woman in Dallas attack
A 45-year-old man admitted stabbing Gertrude Lercy, 47, as she walked on a Dallas street, injuring her in the back and leg. He claimed he mistook her for his wife, and police recorded his statement.
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Suspect In Saltsburg Robbery Wave Ducks Shot Of Police Chief
Four more break ins in Saltsburg boosted robberies to seven in a week. Hart's Garage Shanks' Service Station Ritchie's Service Station were targeted in the wave. A suspect was shot by Police Chief J C Irwin after a dawn encounter near Hart's Garage.
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U N press of arms plan faces U N vote
The United States urges U N Assembly endorsement of President Eisenhower s open sky plan as a step toward disarmament and a ban on nuclear weapons. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. argues the plan would deter surprise attacks and foster openness, challenging the Soviet Union to join. The proposal, first raised at Geneva, was cited by Dulles and Stesin in U N policy debates. See U N Pressed Page 6 Col 7.
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Syntron Foundation reelects officers and board
The Syntron Foundation of Homer City Blairsville re elected for the next year C S Weyandt president Dr Willis Pratt vice president I W Carg on secretary and treasurer D G Black John Metz Sr and G E Fassett serve on the board The foundation awards sixteen scholarships to Indiana County students at Indiana State Teachers College and supports educational charitable efforts in the county.
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Amendment Move Could Backing Harrisburg Tax Debated Tonight
The Republican Senate majority kept the door ajar for possible support of Gov. Leaders' 3% manufacturers tax as amendments aimed to ease industry opposition were prepared. Senate Finance Committee will report the measure to the floor for Democrats to insert administration amendments, with debate set amid GOP policy plans.
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Chicago doctor charged in wife’s death by beating
Dr Hobart H Todd admitted after hours of questioning that he beat his wife Hazel 45, administered two sedative injections, and summoned help four hours later. Police said her body was cold when firemen arrived at his Skokie home, where the $50,000 residence is listed.
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Twenty five cars in Turnpike pileup in New Jersey
Twenty five cars piled up end to end on the New Jersey Turnpike near Swedesboro causing minor injuries to 13 persons after a car stopped in the southbound lane. The first car driver was not hit and drove on. Twenty cars were towed as traffic backed up four miles before clearance.
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Hunter Nicholas Elko Found Dead After Nightlong Search
Indiana County authorities say 40 year old Nicholas Elko of Plumville died of a heart attack found in a wooded section near Bear Run after an all night search by volunteers, firemen, Boy Scouts, game protectors and state police. Elko vanished during a hunting trip with John Benkoakey on Saturday night.
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