One Killed Four Hurt In Kenosha Area Highway Crash
A two-car crash northwest of Kenosha near the Berryville and Wood roads intersection left one woman dead and four others injured. Sophie Theodore about 60 of Lake Park Racine county died after arrival at St Catherine’s hospital. Olga Frickensmith 31 of Racine and her mother Dorothy Federkins 53 of Lake Park were in fair condition with injuries including facial wounds and chest injuries. Cynthia Frickensmith 3 and William Frickensmith Jr 2 were in good condition with facial and head injuries. The Frickensmiths car collided with a Milwaukee man John Hardie 33 driving east on Berryville Road after the Frickensmith car allegedly ran a stop sign. The cars crashed in the intersection, rolling over. Hardie was shaken but unharmed.
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McCarthy Says FBI Report On Scientist Was Ignored
Senator McCarthy said a 1951 FBI report on radar scientist Arron H. Coleman of Long Beach was ignored by the Army. Coleman testified that in 1946 more than 40 documents were found at his home and he was suspended for taking papers home, though he claimed praise for his duty. He denied Communist ties in open and closed hearings.
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New York Papers Return After Photo Engraver Strike
Metropolitan dailies resume publication after a 12 day walkout by photo-engravers affecting six major papers with over 5 million daily readers. A $3.75 package wage agreement ends the strike and a three member fact finding board will rule on longer hours and higher pay.
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Budget Dilemmas Face City Schools Three Cut Options Examined
The board of education faces a $100000 budget cut with three proposed paths: remove teachers' salary adjustments, operate under the original budget until funds run out, or curtail services and capital outlays and introduce new charges. Superintendent Maurer warns against delaying tactics and favors option three to minimize harm to students while exploring $90000 in savings. A special meeting will decide where to cut.
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Eisenhower Proposes International Atomic Energy Pool
President Eisenhower offers a plan to create a UN backed international atomic energy pool for peaceful uses. He urges voluntary contributions of uranium and fissile materials to the agency while exploring future inspection and control with allies and the Soviet Union.
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Gunmen Rob Arthur Murray and Wife in Park Avenue Heist
Four masked gunmen invaded the Park Avenue apartment of Arthur Murray the dance instructor on Tuesday night and robbed him and his wife of $25,000 in gems. They knocked Mrs Murray to the floor and forced her at gunpoint to open a safe. Murray ordered a building employee away when questioned after a neighbor heard screams.
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Dominican diplomat Porfirio Rubirosa ousted in Paris
Porfirio Rubirosa the playboy diplomat and former Doris Duke husband loses his post as minister counselor at the Dominican Embassy in Paris. The Dominican Republic says international headlines linked to his romantic exploits led to the dismissal.
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Wisconsin Snowstorm Warned With Ice and Drifting
The weather bureau warned of a moderate snow storm moving east across southern Wisconsin with freezing rain or sleet ahead of the snow. Four to eight inches were forecast for central Wisconsin with drifting, cold air bringing a low of 20 to 28 tonight and 30 to 35 tomorrow.
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Dope Seller Murdered Dope Seller in East Side Bar
Dominick Petrillo a 45 year old narcotics peddler and former Luciano associate was killed by three gunmen in the Mauriello tavern East Side New York. He ran into the kitchen as five shots rang out hitting him in the head and back. Petrillo recently returned to the United States after a legal three week stay.
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Nixon Arrives in Iran Under Heavy Guard
Vice President Richard Nixon lands in Tehran with fighter escort. Tehran’s airport and approaches are surrounded by the heaviest security since Fazollah Zahedi ousted Mossadegh, reflecting a tense moment in Iran.
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Daily Express Urges Britain to Quit United Nations
London based Daily Express urges Britain to quit the United Nations claiming UN activities harm world peace prospects and imperil the empire.
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Fire Eater Buys Blowtorches for 2100-Degree Feats
Moosa Kutty Singelse returns to Louisville to stock up on blowtorches for his hot act. The fireproof entertainer, 57, has practiced fire eating with Ringling Brothers for 41 years and can ignite his tongue eyes arms or bare stomach. He claims mind over matter and yogi heritage keep him safe and says he cannot taste anything.
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Train Employees Begin Wage Negotiations Across Railroads
Negotiations started in Chicago as four unions seek higher pay for about 200000 train service workers. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Order of Railway Conductors and Switchmen’s Union lead the talks, while the National Mediation Board meets with railroad reps and 15 non operating unions representing roughly 1 million rail workers not on trains.
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Peace Talks Falter as Communists Reject UN Offer
Panmunjom talks in Korea near collapse as Communist delegates reject a UN final offer of conditions. U N envoy staff members say they may return home before Christmas without a formal conference basis, with or without a breakthrough.
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Truman endorses Eisenhower plan for atomic control
Former President Truman backs President Eisenhower's international atomic energy plan as a continuation of bipartisan policy begun by Roosevelt. Major Leagues may drop pension plan by Nov 25 1955 due to demands from players reps and attorney. Arthur H Samish known as the secret boss of California is sentenced to three years in prison and fined 40000 for tax evasion. Milton Berle marries Hollywood press agent Ruth Cosgrove in private ceremony.
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