Six Air Crashes Kill Eight Across Nation
The Associated Press reports eight people died in six air crashes from California to Maine. Notable losses include Alden Roach, 55, president of U S Steel Columbia Geneva Steel, and crewmen Ray Roljo and L T Williams. Other incidents claimed pilots in Pennsylvania, California, New Jersey, Michigan, Florida, and Maine with one aircraft missing between Shaw Air Force Base and Elgin Air Force Base.
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U.S. Steel Corp
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Steel
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Alden Roach
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Columbia-Geneva Steel Division
Ray Rol’ Jo
Los Angeles
L. T. Williams
Sunland
Calif
Pittsburgh
Idlewild
N.Y
Monterey
Navy
William Otis Kerring
Santa Clara
Owosso
Mich
Thomas Warren
Columbus
Ohio
Parry
Town
W. 3
Geisel
Air National Guard
Wilmington
Del
Shaw Air Force Base
D. C
Eplin ‘Air Force Base
Fla
Shaw Air Force
Cornelius D. VanViyman
Parma
William L. Rea
Los Altos
Shaw
A. Gamns Commission
Lafayette
Florida
Commission
W. Stromer
Lake Geneva
Wis
Ford
Millinocket
Maine
Air Force
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Donald N. Stacey
Rain Ends Fires in Sydney Suburbs After 11 Days
Sydney reports the first rainfall in 11 days easing the bush fire peril in outer suburbs. Rain dampened fires in three centers, potentially saving lives trapped by the blazes and protecting dozens of homes.
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Australia
Winter daylight facts from a weather note
The article explains how sunrise and sunset vary by latitude and date, noting the earliest sunsets in cities from New York to Portland around early December and the latest sunrises in Miami around January. It states the least daylight occurs about December 21, yet coldest weather in the central U.S. peaks in late January as days lengthen.
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Portland
Ore
Miami
Fla
Central United States
Janary
Eisenhower sets terms for Red China talks at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower told Indian Prime Minister Nehru that Beijing must release 10 American civilians held in Chinese jails and settle disputes without force, especially near Formosa, before any broader talks. Officials noted no pledge on recognizing Peiping or UN admission, signaling potential impact on next year’s U S Red China relations.
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Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red
United States
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Dulles
Nehru
U. S
Peiping
United Nations
Formosa
Chiang Kaisshek
China
W U. N
U S Officials Refuse Hungarian Loan Request
Washington officials rejected reports that Hungary’s Soviet-backed government sought a 400 million loan from the United States and western nations. They affirmed aid to Hungarians but warned a loan would bolster Premier Janos Kadár and his regime, noted for using terrorist tactics to stay in power.
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Wei—Amsrican
Hungary
United States
Janos Kodar
Kadar
Free World
U. S
Homeless Tot Finds Christmas Shelter With Denver Family
Nine year old Sandra Merritt, separated from her parents, slipped from Colorado Children's Home and wandered at dawn. Harvey and his wife Bach found her crying on their lawn, sheltered her, and a state respite allows Sandra to stay with the Bachs through Christmas while plans are discussed.
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Sandra Merrit
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Wene
Harvey Bach
Bach
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Land
Cee
Bach Home
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