Strikes Hit 19 Newspapers Across the Nation
The Associated Press notes ongoing strikes cripple 19 papers in 12 regions, with St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press, Boston Daily News, Dayton Journal Herald among those still publishing. Walkouts begin December 9, with printers, composing room workers, and unions delaying six Westchester titles. Similar stoppages affect Worcester, Haverhill, Lima, Bisbee and Morris Daily Review, reflecting widespread labor action across the industry.
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Associated Press
Vario
Cantragh Dent AM
St Paul
Miinn) Dispatch
St. Paul
Basten
Obi Daily News
Dayton Jovenal Herald
Union Lae
Alice Christmas
Thernakemal Typographical
Type Graphical Workers
Ntiler
Dispatch Princer
Westchester County
Westchester
White Plains
Heta Stratesr Moen Vernon
Mamaraneck Daily Times
Chester Daily Item
Port Chester
Deg
Gialvestad
Worcester
Worcesley Telegram
Sunday Telegram
Eveing Gazette
Vwakeout al Haverhi
Gazette
Lima
China News
Sunday News
al Bisbee
Ariz
Uniet
Morris Daily Review
Scouts Ready Winter Camp at Fort Sill Reserve
Four Boy Scout troops from Santa Fe Port Sal and nearby towns prepare for the Black Beaver council winter camp on the Fort Sill military reservation. Tex McCoy says the event begins Thursday with checks, meals, and gear, weather permitting. Col James P. Smith notes units must supply equipment and may use a building if severe conditions drive them indoors.
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Wh Scouts
Black Beaver Council
Tex McCoy
Fort Sill Miliary Reservation
Santa Aree
Aed
Tronp
Teal
Harry Wo Nichols
Port Sal
Robert A. Feiler
Fort St
Mar
Ms Athey
Moreen
Chickasha
Tash Springs
Apache
Fort Sill
Lindsay and
Dimean
U S Savings Rise Slows. Signs of Recession Looming
Government data show Americans saved and spent more in most of the year, with savings rising and investments up through September. In the last quarter, there are early signs of possible recession as liquidity and asset holdings shift under Commerce Department figures.
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Sarhiaglus 6 RI
Yey Icans
Commerce Department
Funeral Rites for Robert Pursley at Lawton Funeral Home
Robert Francis Pursley age 2b of Foster Oklahoma died at 4:40 am after months of illness. Services pending at Lawton Funeral Home. Survived by parents Lathe and Pursley and seven sisters and several listed relatives. Burial plans not announced. Family details include addresses near Brooksville and Pauls Valley.
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Milo
Ile. Ue
Cameron Baptist Church
Lathe Pursiey
Seven Sisters
W.fl Garvison
J.J. Smith
Brooksville
David Moser
North Mining Beach
Mes.reat Brewer
Tir Hore
Miss Mar Pursiey
Luthor
MRC
Deuthil
Wynnewood
Okla
Prairie “Hay
Alvin C. Lami
Beek Cow
Reve Franklio
Ged Minis
Cache Conselors
Lem
Gonrgetown
Op Orel
Dans Valley
Endiaga Trevvitors
Alevin Lamuse
Poster
Lawton
Lamb
NCADS
Bsband
Glenn
Anaheim
Californa Danghiens
JC. Barney, Andrews
Robert Frane
Sheriff's Rites Scheduled Today
Latimer County Sheriff G. Dunlap, who died Saturday in an Oklahoma City hospital, will be laid to rest today at 2 p.m. in Wilburton. Dunlap, elected sheriff last year after eight years as deputy, is survived by his brother F. T. Dunlap, president of Western Oklahoma A&M College, and son Bill Thalep, a highway patrol trooper at Pryor.
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Wilburton
Osh
Latimer County
G. Dunlap
Q Oklahoma
Dunlap
F. T. Dunlap
Western Oklahoma Alm College
Bill Thalep
Pryar
Pawhuska highway project fatal for worker
A worker died Sunday at a Pawhuska highway construction site near the west end of town on US 60. The accident occurred while the crew, employed by a local firm, was building a new lane. Further details were not immediately available.
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Pawhuska Highway
Pawhusika
Olin
Tess Pyandip Goforth
Perum
West
Eda
Pawhiys Gatart
Port Said Celebrates Nasser Arrival After British Withdrawal
Port Said welcomes President Nasser arriving by special train for the first anniversary of the British French withdrawal. Soviet and allied delegates attend as crowds cheer the parade and a new Port Said monument cornerstone is laid at the cemetery. Nasser presents a gold flag to the city and raises it amid ceremonies.
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Egypt
Port Said
Nasser
Asser
Port Sairl
Abele Taisim Amer
Nassfe
Soviet Union
Red China
North Woe
North Viet Namt
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
Nassee
Masser
Port Sil
Menor Weyph
Ca Tlion
Sasser
Truck Crash Kills Three Children Near Opelo ubas La
Police hold on driver Terry Bilrel of Miami Florida after a tractor trailer crashed into a pickup near Opelo ubas Louisiana injuring multiple family members. The victims include Ming Boalyie Papillion 10 Brooklyn Papillion 12 and a third child. An uncle Rod Papillion 56 and his wife were injured along with the children's mother Augustine 40 and another son Links. The family was returning from church when the collision occurred as the lead trailer swung wide after the following truck allegedly braked abruptly.
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Opeloubas
Lim
Grevpavold
Toy
Augustine
Links
Frem
Here
Paiilion
Malpatrick
Atkinson Leads In Political Christmas Card Derby
Oklahoma City. W P Bill Atkinson, Midwest City Democrat, leads the political Christmas card derby in early mailings. He says he sent a substantial number, more than Kefauver, and features a card with himself, his wife, four grandchildren and two Shetland ponies. Mike Monroney writes his card with a fiscal quip. Loyd Benfield mocks GOP in a Santa sleigh, while Republican Irvin Hurst rides a smaller sled with coal and switches.
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Oklahoma City
W. BP
Bill Atkinson
Atkinson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Trvin
Hurst
Aukingon
Olr
Akinson
GOP
Loyd Bencfeld
Okahoma
Santa Claus
State Capitol
Wilcoxen
Rinehart
Edmondson
Coe
Harkey
Hope
Payne
Carbwright
Miskovsky
Doenges
Stephens
Irvin Hurst
Caplian
Tulsa Drug Stores Alerted By Police
Tulsa druggists were alerted today as police sought arrests in a series of forged prescription slips tied to narcotic thefts. About $4,200 in equipment and narcotics had been taken from traders’ bags over several months, with the latest haul including doctor instruments and blank prescription slips.
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Tulsa
Teves
Linwis
Waller Turner
San Marina Officials Display Lincoln Bust in Palace
A damaged clipping notes San Marina, a tiny republic, displaying a bust of Abraham Lincoln in its Government Palace amid lingering tensions with Daly. The fragment hints at political statements but lacks full context.
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San Marina
Republic
Daly
Hate
Abraham Lincoln
Beauty and Lovers Slain in Glasgow Car Killing
In Glasgow a young beauty contest winner Jayveen Meikie 18 is found shot in a parked car with her 38 year old boss television executive John Halley and army cadet James Wands 19. Police theorize jealousy by Wands led to the double murder then suicide.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Jayveen Meikie
John Halley
James’ Wands
Joyce
Paice
Wands
Joyee
Will Halley
Eisenhower Receives Burmese Punch Bowl Gift
President Eisenhower accepts an unusual gift from Burmese President U Win Maung while the visitor, in the United States for medical treatment, presents a silver punch bowl engraved with Buddhist stories. The bowl, about 18 inches across, will be used for Christmas ceremonies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U Win Maung
Walter Reed Army Hospital
New Spy Campaign Marks Anniversary in Soviet Union
The 40th anniversary of the Soviet state security forces was marked with congratulations from the Soviet government and the Communist Party Central Committee. Warnings urged citizens not to talk freely, especially with Westerners, amid claims of West espionage activity. Tyan Serov, head of the security service, told Pravda that the USSR faced increasing espionage from Western agents seeking Soviet secrets.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Central Committee
Tyan Serov
Corannnist
Pravda
Soviet Union
Wirael
Bricker Seeks Third Term in Ohio Senate
Senator John W. Bricker of Ohio declares candidacy for a third consecutive term. The 64 year old former three term governor sits on key committees and was a 1944 vice presidential candidate. He faces minor GOP opposition in the May primary while Democrat Stephen M. Young also seeks the nomination.
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Columbus
Jetters
Ohio
Republican
Aga
MccElrey
Bricker
Charles A. McCarthy
Cincinnati
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Trumans Share Grandson's First Christmas Visit
Former President and Mrs. Truman travel from Independence Missouri to share their new grandson Clifton Truman Daniel's first Christmas. They plan a week of visits with daughter Margaret Truman Daniel and her husband E Clifton Daniel Jr. The Trumans arrived around 3 a m and brought Christmas gifts for the infant born last June.
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Hollingsworth Motor Service
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Lowton
Oklahoma
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Pocltery
Onlanoma City
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Hooker
Oklathoma Bison
Rene
Hennessey
Fisher
Yukon
Alva
Bhickwell
Meriford
Chineton
Viei
Frederick
Bressers
Bob
Aluskages
Oklahonait
Vinita
Hons
Waitanga TL
Vie Jfile TM
Blackswell
Shathied
Clinton
Pauls Valley
Lawler
Tutsi
Rees
Oklahom
Lawler O
Okuinger Pauls Valley
Cannes
Titzher
Gil
Nipdins Jnid Ziycel
Chicago
Bubier
Sean
Alvin C. Lamb
Sanul Ees
McCord
Pho
Phil Fezaless
Phil
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Canada
Mike Monroney
Mary Ellen
Mike
Edna Meret
Trumans
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B.E Goodrich
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