Three Hocking Youths Hurt In Embankment Crash
Three Rockbridge County youths, John David Smyers age 19 driver and passengers Walter Botts 18 and Charles Febes 18, were injured when their car left Rt 678 near Gibisonville and plunged down a 150 foot embankment. They were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after being brought by a passing motorist.
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Rockbridge
John David Smyers
Kenneth Rheinscheid
Gerald Morrison
Smyers
Walter Botts
Charles Febes
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Hospital
Ronald McClure
Logan Rt. 2
McClure
Morrison
Frances E. Jones
Laurelville Rt. 2
Clyde C. Bainter
Logan
Jones
Bainter Auto
Painter
Main and
Market Sts
Main St
Roy E. Cunningham
Bremen
Ted L. Kollister
Second St
Cunningham
Kollister
Mulberry St
Roy E. Deible Jr
Logan Rt. 3
Floyd Riddlebarger
Logan Rt. 1
Deible
Deible Auto
Riddlebarger
State Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Starr
Rt. 56
Hocking-Vinton County
Ray Lewellen
New Marshfield
Lewellen
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Night Before Christmas Parable of Ike Adlai and Santa
A humorous verse imagines Santa delaying gifts to political figures Ike and Adlai. Santa delivers a White House pass to Ike and a Keep off the Grass sign to Adlai, with a moral about late package openings and holiday delays.
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White House
Ike
Santa
Stevenson
Adlai
Suez Canal Cleanup Plan Struggles With Egyptian Permission
Port Said awaits United Nations salvage work on the blocked canal as Egypt withholds consent for British and French crews. Dag Hammarskjold may travel to Cairo to resolve the crew issue while U N. force shifts focus to Sinai and Israel's withdrawal proceeds.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
United Nations
U. N
U.N
Suez Canal Authority
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
U. S
Raymond A Wheeler
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan
Mandelbaum Gate
Six Texas inmates captured after Tennessee chase
Six Texas jailbreakers who fled Georgetown on Friday robbed a motel, wounded a state trooper, and stole vehicles in a nationwide pursuit. Helicopters, boats, patrol cars and roadblocks aided 75 troopers in the hunt. They were bound over to the grand jury on armed robbery and attempted murder charges.
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Dover
Tenn
Texas
Georgetown
Tex
Groesbeck
Tennessee
Cumberland River
Army
Ft. Campbell
Grand Jury
Nashville
Phony Santa Claus Roams Dover Streets
A drunk impersonator in Santa attire abused children in Dover. Police said the culprit, roaming taverns, tainted the season while Robert Heller, a local high school teacher, serves as the Chamber of Commerce sponsored Santa.
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Dover
Santa Claus
St. Nick's
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Heller
Heller
Pope Pius XII Endorses Defensive War and UN Authority
Vatican Radio reports Pope Pius XII proscribed by defending war as moral when needed to resist aggression and endorsed UN authority to prevent aggression. He condemned communism, urged observance of open skies, and supported disarmament with strict international oversight. The message signals support for Hungary and strong international policing.
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Pius
Vatican City
Pius XII
United Nations
Hungary
Eisenhower
Sumatra Revolt Threatens Indonesian Government
Indonesian political circles say Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo may resign or deploy troops as a Sumatra army revolt gains momentum. Col Malaudin Simbolon calls for Sukarno to meet Hatta. Sumatrans demand more revenue from rubber, coal and oil and less Javanese control.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sumatra
Sastroamidjojo
Malaudin Simbolon
Sukarno
Mohammed Hatta
Hatta
North
Java
Newspaper Helps Bring Family Cheer
Public response to a Birmingham Post-Herald story aids a Birmingham family. A 45 year old unemployed father with four boys ages 1, 9, 8, and 9 months faced hunger and cold until readers offered three job leads, coal, groceries, $60 cash, and clothing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Post - Herald
Marvin Kuhn Godman Co Executive Dies At 50
Marvin J Kuhn 59 production manager for H C Godman Shoe Co died Sunday at Mt Carmel Hospital after a heart ailment. He served Godman for 30 years, was plant superintendent in Logan from 1943 to 1949, became production manager in 1949 and lived in Columbus since 1950. Survivors include wife Esther a daughter Catherine Ann son William father of Tarlton two sisters and a brother. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Schoedinger Hilltop Chapel Columbus Burial Sunset Cemetery Columbus.
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Marvin J. Kuhn
H. C. Godman Shoe Co
Mt. Carmel Hospital
The
Godman Co
Godman
Logan
Columbus
Guernsey Ave
Jesse and
Margaret Ann Harble Kuhn
Tarlton
Pickaway County
Saltcreek Twp
Lancaster Business College
Lancaster School
Lancaster
Tarlton Presbyterian Church
Esther
Catherine Ann
William
Viola Kuhn
Bessie Milligan
Ohio weatherman forecasts rain for Christmas Day
The Associated Press reports Ohio will not have a white Christmas with rain and drizzle. Five day forecast shows above normal temperatures, with temperatures 2 degrees above normal and precipitation as light snow flurries or rain mainly Thursday. Hocking County joins the warmer trend despite a morning fall to 42 degrees.
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Ohio Weatherman
Ohio
Northwest
Hocking County
Hungarian GI to Visit Refugee Parents This Christmas
Pte. Victor Laczo, a 21 year old Hungarian born GI, flies back to the United States on a month long morale furlough from Korea for a reunion with his Hungarian refugee parents Karoly and Gizella Laczo and their adopted daughter Erika. The family arrived at Camp Kilmer New Jersey on December 13 and now live in Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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Bethlehem
United States
Korea
Pte
Victor Laczo
Karoly
Gizella Laczo
America
Laczos
Erika
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Christmas Holiday Closures Prompt Citywide Shutdown
No Daily News on Tuesday as staff take Christmas holiday. city county state and federal offices close for the day along with financial institutions and many businesses. Logan firms will close at normal hours this evening.
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Daily News
Logan
Postman given giant Christmas card and gift
In Reseda California about 1060 residents gathered at the local post office to present 34-year-old Maurice W Breeze their mailman with a giant Christmas card and a $350 gift as thanks for his service.
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Reseda
Calif
Maurice W. Breeze
Los Angeles
Breeze
Kremlin Tito Feud Deepens Despite Mutual Salvos
The Soviet and Yugoslav regimes remain uneasy allies as Borba attacks Pravda for bias while Belgrade insists ideological rifts need not harm ties. Yugoslavia touts normal economic relations amid ongoing political strain and Tito’s cautious independence.
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Borba
Pravda
Belgrade
Tito
Moscow
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Yule Thieves Stir Mixed Reactions in Detroit
DETROIT thieves reacted differently to Christmas temptations over the weekend. Four youths, dreaming of an amber Christmas, stole a loaded beer truck while the driver drank coffee. A sober thief took 20 wrapped presents from Leo Poneleit’s tree, but left three bottles of gift whisky.
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Detroit
Leo Poneleit
Observances Set In U. S. Churches And Holy Land
Christians worldwide marked Christmas with prayers for peace while U S churchgoers packed churches testify to hope. In Jerusalem pilgrims faced travel bans and tense frontier scenes as Middle East hostilities lingered and Jordan restricted the traditional procession to Bethlehem.
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Bethlehem
Washington
White House
Mrs. Eisenhower
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Holy City
State of Israel
Mary and
Joseph
Two 16 Year Olds Arrested for Theft Spree
Cincinnati police say two 16 year old boys from a well to do Hamilton family confessed to a string of thefts in Cincinnati Middletown and Kentucky cities Newport and Covington. An off duty officer stopped their car after spotting eight liquor cases in the back seat, and the youths said they acted for thrills.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Newport
Covington
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George D. Gilkey
Athens Rt. 2
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Harold
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Ned H Dearborn
By James Marlow
Phony
Bethlehem Center of World Peace
Usal
Pontiff
World Organization
Marvin Kuhn
Lake Erie
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Postman
Yugoslavia
the Christ
Nazareth
Jaffa
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