Arson Suspected In Fourth Malibu Coastal Blaze
Firefighters battled a fourth major brush fire near Palos Verdes Estates with arson suspected as the cause. The blaze threatened homes and drew more than 12 engine companies plus additional county and city crews. Several celebrities’ homes were at risk as fires raged across Zuma Beach and Lake Sherwood.
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Malibu
Calif
Palo Verdes Estates
Los Angeles International Airport
Palos Verdes Estates
Palos Verdes Drive
California
Zuma Beach
Lake Sherwood
Jane Russell
Kim Novak
Alan Ladd
Glenn Ford
Eve Arden
Bob Hope
Ralph Edwards
Here
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Klinger
Santa Monica Mountains
Menderes backs partition over Cyprus dispute
Ankara premier Adnan Menderes on Friday night proposed partition of Cyprus into separate Greek and Turkish zones as the sole solution to the ongoing dispute.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Cyprus
Weekend Weather Outlook Across region
The weekend will be mostly cloudy and cold with light snow flurries at times. Night lows around 10 to 18 degrees with Sunday highs near 22 to 28. Noon readings in Kenosha showed 24 at American Motors Corp and 25 downtown and at the sewage treatment plant.
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
Union Vote Upsets Federal Labor Leaders
Bruno Barsuli toppled longtime president Howard Colby by about 200 votes in the Federal Labor Union 18456 election. Joseph M. Zuffa defeated Edward Fechner by about 300 votes. Zuffa has been a union trustee and eight years on the school board. Jim Scalzo won vice president, Lloyd Burley unopposed for recording secretary.
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Federal Labor Union
Bruno Barsuli
Howard Colby
Joseph M. Zuffa
Edward Fechner
Zuffa
Fechner
Jim Scalzo
Emil Guenther
Lloyd Burley
U S May Own More Than Size of Debt
Washington reports the government held 236 billion dollars in real and personal property as of June 30, with officials noting later returns could raise total assets to about twice that amount while a December 21 figure shows 276 billion dollars in the red.
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U S
Washington
U. S
House Government Operations Committee
Uncle Sam
Integration Sabotage Charged Over DC School Report
Rep. Wier says a House subcommittee report recommending reestablishing racially separate public schools in the District of Columbia is an attempt to sabotage school integration. The panel’s southern majority urged segregation while other members disagreed on how to implement the change.
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Washington
Wier
D-Minn
House
District of Columbia
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Fourman
Davis
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Woodrow W. Jones
D-N.c
Two-Brother Armed Robbery Sentences Issued
Superior Judge A Walter Dehl sentenced Joseph Cornie 20 and Ronald Cornie 17 to not more than three years in the Green Bay Reformatory for an armed robbery that netted them two dollars.
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Wis
Green Bay Reformatory
A. Walter Dehl
Joseph Cornie
Ronald
Reformatory
Eisenhower Aide Weighs Mideast Peace Plan With Aid and Troops
The Eisenhower administration tests a two track approach for Mideast peace combining military option and broad economic aid. Dulles prepared to announce with President Eisenhower at a White House New Year briefing amid leaks to newsmen. Initial sentiment from Congress appears cool while leaders weigh potential policy moves.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
State Dulles
Congress
White House
U. S
Indonesia Faces New Rebel Spark In Celebes Uprising
Reports from Jakarta describe a violent Celebes demonstration that left thousands of homes burned in Kabeana South Celebes. Rebels linked to a defends of justice movement reportedly sought autonomy but did not seize power. The Sumatra crisis and Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo's coalition gain uneasy backing as two parties pledge cabinet support.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Celebes
Sumatra
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Defenders of Justice
Kabeana
Sastroamidjojo
Iceland Granted Four Million Dollar Loan
Washington announced a four million dollar loan to Iceland to finance essential general imports. The 22 year loan, administered by the U S Export Import Bank, includes about six hundred thousand in Danish kroner and Dutch guilders from surplus farm sales. Iceland agreed to allow U S forces to remain as part of NATO defense efforts.
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Washington
United States
Iceland
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Denmark
Netherlands
U. S
Grace Likely To Deliver Baby Earlier Than Expected
Monaco reports Prince Grace may give birth sooner than anticipated. The news notes an earlier delivery could affect royal schedules and upcoming formal events.
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Monaco
Prince Grace
Fire and explosion mark eve of New Year holiday
Fires and an explosion swept the nation on the eve of the New Year, killing 11 people and destroying seven buildings at an industrial explosives plant. In Ironwood Michigan six family members died in a two story house fire, while another fatal blaze occurred near St. Marys West Virginia. An explosion at American Cyanamid near Edenberg Pennsylvania injured plant staff and wrecked seven buildings. The Menard prison blaze in Chest er Lil damaged two warehouses but caused no injuries. Guards and inmates helped extinguish the fire amid tense security measures.
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United Pres
Menard
Ironwood
Mich
Ina Heilig
John Gallo
Dennis
Sandra
Linda
Keith
St. Mary's
W. Va
Speece
Dolly
Mabel
Harry Speece
Brady Jr
American Cyanamid Co
Edenberg
Orrin J. Caldexwood
Menard State Prison
Chester
Lil
Hungarian Writers Condemn Soviet Bloodshed Over October Revolt
Hungarian Writers Association votes 250 to 5 to defend the revolution and blame the Soviet government for bloodshed. The declaration denounces Kadar’s regime, calls for loyalty to a nation reborn, and rejects claims the writers sparked the revolt.
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Budapest
Russia
Radio
Janos Kadar
Six Perish In Flames In Ironwood Farm Home
A 32 year old father William Heiley returned from work to find his wife Ina 31 and four children aged 2 to 10 dead in a seven room two story farm home in Ironwood. Neighbors saw smoke about 6 40 am as Heiley worked at Peterson mine in nearby Bessemer. The fire marshal is probing the blaze with suspected causes including an overheated coal furnace in the basement. The victims include Dennis 10 Sandra 9 Linda 7 Keith 2 and nephew James Gallo 13 son of Mr and Mrs John Gallo of Ironwood township.
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Ironwood
Mich
William Heiley
Ina Heileg
Heileg
Teacher Pay Boosts At Menasha
The Menasha school system raises begin next Tuesday with minimum teacher salaries rising to 3690 dollars annually. Additional 400 dollars for teachers with families and some experienced staff will see raises up to 600 dollars per year.
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Menasha
Menasha School System
Holiday Driving Safety Message
Holiday driving can be deadly warners urge careful speed and obeying traffic laws this New Year season to protect families on the highway.
Back the Attack on Traffic Accidents
Public service message promoting road safety in cooperation with The Advertising Council urging vigilance and safer driving practices to reduce traffic collisions and injuries.
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The
Advertising Council
Pedestrian 81 Fatally Struck By Seminary Student Driver
An 81 year old Kenosha man Frank Despaglio was fatally struck while crossing 22nd Ave near 45th St en route to Holy Rosary church. The seminary student driver John Halme reported a bump at the 45th St intersection and assisted after rushing to St Catherine's hospital. Continued on Page Seven.
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Frank Despaglio
50Th St
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Lyono
Despaglio
22Nd Ave
45Th St
Holy Rosary Church
John F. Halme
21St Ave
St. Anthony's Church
Holy Rosary
Map Theft Pays Him Nothing Says Smith Victim
Alexander Cooper, attorney for Thomas B. Smith, says the Gulf Oil geologist who stole survey maps was conned by a confident man and received no payment. Smith, fired from a Gulf post earning $8,000 yearly, had 25 years’ service and helped in indictments of four men.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Alexander Cooper
Thomas B. Smith
New York
State Police Fired Upon Madison Man
Madison man Aries Guidry age 42 was charged with reckless use of firearms after firing two shotgun blasts at state traffic patrolmen who questioned his car after it skidded off the road on the south side of Madison. The incident began when Guidry allegedly threatened officers and fled with prison records noted in California and Louisiana. Police later detained Guidry with five Madison officers assisting.
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Madison
Aries Guidry
George Guss
Charles Rundblad
Guidry
Rundblad
California
Louisiana
Carlton A. Roatch
Roatch
Eight flee as Milwaukee fire causes $4300 damage
A Friday blaze at a two story brick building in Milwaukee forced eight residents to evacuate. Firefighters extinguished the flames with damage estimated at 4300 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Nasser to Visit Soviet Union Next Year, Radio Says
A London Moscow radio report claims Egyptian President Nasser will travel to the Soviet Union next year. The source notes no official confirmation and adds the plan could shape Arab‑Soviet ties.
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London
Moscow Radio
Nasser
Soviet Union
Port Hearing At Green Bay Set
The Army Corps of Engineers will hold a public hearing here on February 6 to discuss deep harbors along Green Bay. Topics include navigational improvements tied to the St. Lawrence Seaway and channel deepening between the Great Lakes, plus consideration of Little Bay de Noc’s future in Michigan.
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Green Bay
Army Corps of Engineers
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Little Bay de Noc
Michigan
State CIO President Urges Road Safety
Milwaukee. Charles Schultz, president of the State CIO, urged union members and affiliates to aid traffic officials in preventing tragedies on the highways. He warned that the holocaust of Christmas weekend must not be repeated in a plea sent statewide.
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Milwaukee —Lo
Charles Schultz
State
CIO
Skin graft from dead child aids burned Decatur girl
A three year old Decatur girl with 70 percent body burns received skin grafts from a dead Chicago boy to promote healing. Surgeons at Children’s Memorial Hospital performed the lengthy operation on Cindy Evans. doctors expect growth to resume in six to eight weeks.
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Chicago
Decatur
Ill
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Cindy Evans
Gilbert Case III
Cindy
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