Indonesians Guard Dutch Properties in Jakarta Clash
Indonesians guard Dutch properties in Jakarta as the government seizes Dutch assets amid the West New Guinea dispute. Officials say diplomatic break is imminent and NATO talks in Paris seek Dutch solidarity. Indonesian forces also boarded 12 Dutch ships at Tanjung Priok to prevent escapes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Tanjung Priok
KPM Royal Dutch Interinsular Shipping Co
New Guinea
West New Guinea
West Irian
Parker May Buy Firm Parker May Buy Firm New York
Directors of Eversharp Inc authorized the sale for cash of its writing instrument division to Parker Pen Co of Janesville. If completed, the deal would leave Eversharp with razor and blade business only. The stock rose 5 to 1454 on the New York Exchange.
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New York
Eversharp Inc
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Eversharp
New York Exchange
Thomas J. Welsh
Parker
Kimberly Corp
Eversharp Ltd
London
Eversharp International
State Boy Drowns While Ice Skating
In Oconomowoc Wisconsin the son of a Waukesha County political leader drowned after falling through Nimabin Lake ice while skating. Thomas Miglautsch Jr. of rural Oconomowoc was recovered after being in the water about an hour. his father Thomas Miglautsch Sr. is the county Democratic Party chairman.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Lpp
Waukesha County
Nimabin Lake
Thomas Miglautsch, Jr
Thomas Miglautsch
Democratic Party
Police crackdown on restaurants serving stolen dog meat
In Taipei Formosa police target eateries serving dog meat from stolen animals. Authorities say dog meat is legal if lawfully acquired and no objection to the product is stated.
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Taipei
Formosa
Six Spanish Warships Enter Moroccan Waters Near Agadir
The French press agency reports that six Spanish warships entered Moroccan territorial waters and lay off the port of Agadir, signaling a heightened naval standoff in the region.
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Paris
Agadir
Man crawls into incinerator to escape rain rescue
Clarence H. Shackleford, 57, crawled into a trash container behind a Louisville public library to shelter from rain. The container was dumped into an 25 foot incinerator pit. a crane operator saw his arm and rescued him moments before a power shovel would scoop again. He was arrested on drunkenness charges.
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Louisville
Clarence H. Shackleford
Shackleford
Weather Outlook With Light Snow And Cold Night
The outlook calls for occasional light snow and cold tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a high of 28 to 34 degrees and a low of 15 to 25. Morning city readings: American Motors Corp. 31, sewage plant 32, downtown 34. Overnight low 31. Friday peaked 53 and bottomed 30. a trace of snow was recorded at the treatment plant yesterday. Sunrise 7 04, sunset 4 21.
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American Motors Corp
Stevenson Campaign Denounces Hoax Dispatch
A London News Chronicle dispatch attributed to Adlai E Stevenson is branded a hoax by Stevenson aides. William Blair says neither Stevenson nor staff wrote or authorized the piece which attacked the Eisenhower administration and NATO plans. Keith Kyle offers apology. Blair disputes Reuters syndicate source claims. Singer named as writer.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
London News-Chronicle
William Blair
Stevenson
Illinois
Eisenhower
Paris
Keith Kyle
News-Chronicle
P. A.reuters
Reuters News Agency
Kurt Singer
Hollywood
Calif
Aftermath Of Rocket's Failure Told
Washington reports say scientists studied wreckage and photos to determine why Vanguard exploded and not lofted a test satellite. Vanguard officials expect a clear evaluation today and plan another launch in weeks once a faulty part is corrected. President Eisenhower ordered a report on the failure as NATO summit concerns arise in Paris.
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Vanguard Project
U. S
Washington
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Hagen
Florida
J. Paul Walsh
America
Paris
Russia
Red Rocket Not Seen Over U S Says Scientists
American scientists say there is no evidence that part of Russia s Sputnik I rocket fell in the United States while Moscow Radio maintains the rocket remains aloft. Khrushchev claimed a fragment fell in the United States during a Moscow cocktail party. Hugh Odishaw and Dr. Fred L Whipple offered cautious opinions that the carrier possibly burned up or fell to earth, likely in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hugh Odishaw
U. S. National Committee For the International Geophysical Year
Fred L. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
British Troops Rushed to Honduras Amid Political Tensions
British troops have been rushed into Belize, British Honduras, after charges that a leading politician discussed union with Guatemala. Troops were flown in from Jamaica to reinforce the regiment in the Caribbean capital. A company landed aboard the frigate Ulster and another Royal Navy ship was seen nearby.
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Belize
British
Honduras
Guatemala
Jamaica
Caribbean
Ulster
Baltimore Doctor Joseph Earle Moore Dies at 65
Dr. Joseph Earle Moore, aged 65, a pioneer in venereal disease research and control, died Friday in Baltimore. His work advanced public health and informed early strategies against sexually transmitted infections.
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Baltimore
Joseph Earle Moore
Gift Spotter offers thrifty ideas for Christmas gifts
The Gift Spotter guides readers to thrifty shopping ideas and daily selections in the Classified Section. It promises fresh gift ideas and directs shoppers to see updated picks each day through Christmas.
Operation On Ricky Is Success Despite Rare Blood Factor
A 14 month old Kenosha boy Ricky Paasch underwent delicate heart surgery at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison to close a hole between heart chambers. Surgeons and blood donors from Kenosha County aided the operation with several relatives reporting Ricky in favorable condition after emerging from anesthesia.
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Ricky Paasch
Kenosha
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
William Young
Ricky
Rick
Kenosha County
Two More Killed On State Roads
The Wisconsin highway fatality toll rose to 845 with two deaths in separate crashes. Micheal O'Neal, 20, of Beloit, died when his car left Highway 59 near Whitewater and struck a tree. Leslie J. Kidd, 21, of Green Bay, died in a head on collision on Highway 29 southeast of Green Bay. the other driver was seriously injured.
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Wisconsin
Walworth
Brown
Micheal O'Neal
Beloit
Highway
Whitewater
Leslie J. Kidd
Green Bay
2000 Cypriot Students Stage Strike and Clash
About 2000 Cypriot students staged a general strike in Nicosia to celebrate a pending U N debate on Cyprus. The protest turned violent as students attacked troops and police with stones. Turkish Cypriot riot police used tear gas to clear a square after British officers tried to disperse the crowd.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U. N
Independence man arraigned after wife’s shooting death
Roman Kwosek, 24, of Independence, shot and killed his wife Frances, 37, after an argument over her car. He was arrested near Gilmanton driving the wife’s car, with a loaded 16 gauge shotgun on the seat. Kwosek faced charges of first and second degree murder and manslaughter, with arraignment postponed to December 10 and no bond set. The couple had three sons from a previous marriage.
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Whitehall
Roman Kwosek
Independence
Justice Court
Eugene Rijold
Kwosek
Frances
Trempealeau
Buffalo
la Crosse
Gilmanton
Buffalo County
la Crosse County
Edward Tabbert
Stanley Mattisen
Paul van Horn
van Horn
Trempleau County
No Labor War Says Teamsters
Atlantic City N J The newly expelled Teamsters Union and AFL CIO officials pledged today to preserve labor peace. Spokesmen for the federation and the mammoth truck union adopted a business as usual wait and see attitude after the teamsters ouster on corruption charges. Meany said there is no plan for a war with the teamsters and hoped it never comes. Hoffa and Beck were accused of misusing funds and ties with racketeers. The ouster followed a year of Senate Rackets Committee and AFL CIO ethics probes as Hoffa faced wiretap charges. The 1 500 000 member union left the AFL CIO, the largest exodus since the CIOs split more than 20 years ago. Mohn said the teamsters will honor mutual aid pacts with other unions unchanged by the action.
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Atlantic City
N. J.P
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Mammoth Truck
Inar Mobn
George Meany
Dave Beck
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Senate
New York
Koffa
CIO
AFL
Mohn
The
Mother of Four Jumps to Safety
In Soda Springs Idaho a 27 year old mother of four evaded a freight train at a railroad crossing. Her car slid on an icy street and was struck by the train. She jumped clear as the locomotive crushed the vehicle and dragged it about 200 feet along the track.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Eldon Perkins
French Banks Ordered To Make Deposits
Paris bankers say the Bank of France ordered the nation’s banks to deposit 30 percent of their dollar holdings. The move would amount to about 60 million dollars and strengthen France’s depleted foreign currency reserves.
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Paris
Bank of France
France
Old Oak Tree Among Largest Bur Oaks In Wisconsin
A bur oak on Claude Dixon farm in Brighton township is about 211 years old with a waist-high circumference of 13 feet 9 inches and 65 to 75 feet tall. Phil Sander, county conservation warden and amateur naturalist, measured it as probably the third largest bur oak in the state. The largest known bur oak, 14 feet 2 inches in circumference, was found near Eagle Lake in Racine County by J. H. Webster. The second largest, 14 feet 1 inch, was reported near Fox Lake in Dodge County.
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Claude Dixon
Brighton Township
Phil Sander
Dixon
Kenosha County Highway Department
Sander
W. E. Scott
State Conservation Department
Eagle Lake
Racine County
J. H. Webster
Racine
Fox Lake
Dodge County
Kenosha County
Wisconsin Conservation Department
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