Eisenhower urged to invite Nasser to conference
U S Senator Flanders proposed inviting Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser to Washington for a conference to move toward a Middle East settlement. Other senators debated inviting Tito, with Dulles noting a Tir presence might be useful. Tito reportedly declined. Tulsa dogs receive postholiday clemency.
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Washington
Flanders
Eisenhower
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Million dollar tiger and other Christmas gifts from NY ads
New York shoppers face luxury options from Nieman Marcus Dallas offering a jeweled stuffed tiger worth a million dollars. B Altman New York promotes a rare falconry book at 695 dollars. Magin’s San Francisco sells solid gold lipsticks at 400 dollars. Jack Wood Atlanta lists mink trimmed shoe kits priced at 100 dollars. Carson Pirie Scott Chicago features mink trimmed aprons for mothers. Santa kidnappers stunt ends with decorations returned and a festive note.
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York (Ap
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
B. Altman & Co
New ‘Yorks
Magin's
San Francisco
Jack Wood Ltd
Atlanta
Carson
Pirie
Scott
Chisago
Mama
Nasser and Nehru discussed Middle East settlement ideas
Flanders indicated no plan for Eisenhower to act independently of Britain and France over Nasser and the Suez crisis. In Miami, the city engineering chief said new manhole covers will cost 12 500 dollars after a plaintiff sued over heel-catching holes. A Columbus scene showed a cock pheasant snatching a Christmas tree in a busy downtown intersection.
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Nasser
Gettysburg
Nehru
Flanders
Eisenhower
Middle East
Suez Canal
U.S. Aulit
Miami
Magsaysay Critic to Seek Presidency
Manila report states Senator Claro M. Recto, long a critic of President Magsaysay, will run for president next November. He plans to seek the Liberal ticket, stating he will run if the people call upon him and currently declines to reveal party labels.
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Manila
GFI
Claro M
Recto
Senate
Magsaysay
Hasber
Presi Jon
Nacionalista Party
Tool and Die Makers Given 21-Cent Boost
Several hundred tool and die makers at Friden Calculating Machine Co. and Marchant Calculators in the East Bay receive a 21 cents an hour raise retroactive to June 1 as part of a 32 cent two year contract with their independent union. The agreement includes a union shop and vacation benefits. A second 2 cent raise will take effect on June 1 when base pay reaches 33 cents an hour.
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Oakland
Calif
Hast Bay
Friden Calculating Machine Co
Marchant Calculators
Deep Freeze Heroes Awarded For Airfield Fire Rescue
Three men from the crash crew at McMurdo Sound receive a ceremonial commendation from Rear Adm George Dulels for bravery in extinguishing a fire on a Globemaster at Nov arrival. They risked their lives to prevent 3 500 gallons of gasoline from exploding, preserving the sea runway critical to Deep Freeze operations. Names: John C. Dore, Charles L. Oliver, Aubrey Weems. Also to receive commendation posthumously is Philip L. New tomb via Gen. Chester E. Mec Carty. The aircraft was damaged beyond repair. 28 aboard, two injured.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
P—U. S. Navy
Deep Freeze
George Dulels
Air Force
Globémaster
John C. Dore
San Diego
Charles L. Oliver
Atascadero
Calif
Aubrey
Weems
Canton
Miss
Philip L. Newtomb
Chester
E. MecCarty
Donaldson Air Force Base
South Carolina
Oregon
Spirit Was Right but Method Wrong in Cambridge Jewelry Hold-Up
James P. Flynn, 22, was captured Tuesday night while attempting to rob a Cambridge jewelry store. He allegedly explained his motive as wanting to buy a ring for his wife a watch for himself and jewelry for their baby plus some money for Christmas.
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Los Angeles
Santa Claus
Cyrus Ligier
Santa Aiso
Sam 5
Bensugaen
Ligier
Bensusser
Santos
Cambridge
Mass
James P. Flynn
Fog Stalls Refugee Sealift in Bremerhaven
In Bremerhaven Germany the U S transport LeRoy Eltinge carried 1 750 Hungarian refugees toward a Bayonne New Jersey sealift but dense fog halted departure after the gangplank was laid. Red Cross efforts lifted morale and music helped calm fears amid the third major movement of Hungarian refugees bound for the United States.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
U. S
LeRoy Eltinge
United States
North Sea
Bayonne
N. J
Vienna
Red Cross
William Mason
Tomy Fadnoti
Munich
Pontiac Body Plant Labor Strife Ends
Settlement of an eight day strike at the Fisher Body Division Pontiac plant of General Motors was announced after an all night bargaining session. The strike idled 4,300 production workers and 6,000 GM Pontiac Division employees. Pontiac depends on Fisher for car bodies.
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Pontiac
Mich
UPI
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
Fisher
Guzzling George the Robin Settles in California Permanently
Pasadena reports the country’s most famous robin, Guzzling George, has settled permanently in California after a life of annual migrations. He traveled with the Thomases across the South, Canada, and Alaska, even sipping whiskey in Washington and with Washington, the robin, who later suffered a broken beak after a stray cat incident. The Thomases fear his drinking has led to sadness and possible Alcoholics Anonymous efforts for the bird.
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George the Robin
Calif
George
Washington
Canada
Alask
Pasadena
Robin
Bulck
Jack Wy "Thomas
Duke
Ohio
Thomases
Ington
Thomas
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Harry Rose
Tulsa
Okla
George Norvell
Columbus
Tool and Die Makers
Wlockwon
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Odern
Pine Avenue
Press Telegram
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Sixth Street
Tin Avenue
Long Beach
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Locust Ave
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