Await the Reply to Racial Plea
Atlanta dispatch reports Negro integration leaders from nine southern states urged President Eisenhower to intervene against bus segregation, calling for the weight of his office to end state terror in the South. Meanwhile Tallahassee left buses running after a cooling-off period as Florida Governor Collins lifted the emergency order and local drivers gained seating discretion.
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Eisenhower
Dixie
White House
Tallahassee
Fly
Florida
Leroy Collins
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Agent Slain for Shooting 2 Policemen
Dallas special officer Lloyd Hoffman, 83, was killed after firing on two police officers F O Mote and B F Pelham who pursued him for speeding. Pelham, 25, wounded in the chest. Mote, 28, shot in hip and head. A boy in Hoffman's car witnessed the incident after Hoffman's car was spotted during a routine ticket stop. Hoffman allegedly warned officers and then pulled a weapon, shooting both officers.
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Will Fritz
Mote
B. F
Pelham
Fritz
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FBI Nabs Indiana Bank Robber Walter Skiba
FBI agents captured Walter E B Skiba a 38 year old escapee from South Bend Indiana who authorities say robbed a bank at Elpenfeld Indiana in 184. He was identified on a tip from Las Vegas after being marked as an escaped bank robber from Indiana.
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Ee! Bank
Elpenfeld
Princess Marie Antoinette of Bourbon-Sicily Killed in Auto Crash
Princess Marie Antoinette, 58, granddaughter of Francis II, was killed when a German truck skidded on ice and collided with her car near Wiesendangen Switzerland on Thursday night. Her sister Urraca Marie, 43, who drove the princess home to Lindau, Germany, was seriously injured.
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Wiesendangen
Switzerlai
Bourbon-Sicily
Francis II
Radioactive iodine ends thyroid cancer hope for many
Dr. John Bowers reported at an Arizona Cancer Society seminar that radioactive iodine treatment has led to a large number of previously hopeless thyroid cancer patients achieving a 20 year cure by destroying cancerous thyroid tissue and metastases. The method, developed with iodine uptake by thyroid tissue, requires lifelong thyroid hormone replacement for most patients.
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Phoenix
University of California
Bower
University of ‘Wisconsin’ Medical School
United States
Japan
Pacific Islands
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval Shipyard Employment to Continue at Long Beach
The Navy Bureau of Ships told Senator Kefauver that Long Beach Naval Shipyard employment will stay near current levels for the first quarter, projected between 6,600 and 6,900, versus 6,891 on Dec 31. Similar stability expected at Mare Island and San Francisco shipyards with possible class adjustments.
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Naval Shipyard
Navy Bureau of Ships
Je Kuehel
F-Calif
Mare Island
San Francisco Naval
Burea
Diplomats Invited to Inauguration Amid Hungarian Tensions
Washington notes indicate top communist diplomats may attend President Eisenhower's inauguration despite Hungary's political stance. State Department and inaugural committee discuss invitations for Georgi Zarubin and Zalubin, with Hungary likely represented by first secretary Zador. Proceeds from the inaugural ball will aid Hungarian relief.
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Washington
Inelud
Zarubin
State Department
KOS-18
Hungary
Tabor
Prowler Shot By Quick Triggered Waitress in Motel
Joyce Chapdelaine a 25 year old cocktail waitress fired a 25 caliber pistol from the hip when a prowler broke into her motel apartment in Los Angeles. The man woke her as he tried to get into her bed and grappled with her during the struggle causing a cut on her right hand. Her brothers had taught her to shoot.
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Los Angeles
CNC
Joyce Chapdelaine
Toey
Colorado woman shoots suspect in Fortunato Gonzales case
A Golden Colorado woman says she bought a small caliber pistol after repeated break ins and shot a man who tried to enter her apartment. The man, Fortunato Gonzales, 62, was wounded and in critical condition. Miss Chapdelaine refused treatment for a cut hand.
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Colo
Iwenmair
Bataan
Jefferson
Perate
American Candidate's Beatification Advances
A long and tangled report outlines a beatification push involving Catholic figures, county officials, and judicial review. It notes Sheriff Enlow stepping aside amid a three year sentence context and references Mother Seton and Mother Cabrini as canonization symbols, with court activity impacting office hold.
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Carl Enlow
Enlow
Ted
Vatican City
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Mother Seton
Secon North
North
Fen Hoys
Supreme Court
Almabeth Arm Seton
Frances Xavier Cabrini
Seborn
Chicago
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Chester
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
United, States
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Enlourati
Oy Otto Moore
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Iife
Phc
O’kane
Wer- Seton
United States
Wermuth
Seawolf Reactor Leaks Prompt Navy Dilemma
The Navy struggles over how to recover the Seawolf atomic submarine after persistent reactor cooling leaks slow dockside testing and raise the possibility of sealing off the leaks or building a new nuclear unit. The Nautilus success pushes toward a pressurized water reactor as the standard for future subs and ships.
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Navy
Two Youths Held for Knife Holdup of Navy Men
Two youths were booked on armed robbery charges after a knife point holdup of Navy men near a rooming house on 3rd Street. Toney, 41, reported $8 stolen and a blow to the head. Cecil Jensen, 17, and FredrickE Fuller, 18, were held for juvenile bureau and city jail respectively. Teeney was treated for a possible cheekbone fracture.
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Sapien
Laben’ R. "Toney
Cecil A. Jensen
Fred
Lericke E. Fuller
City
Porterfield
Teeney
Seaside
Poland and Denison case mix in wartime unrest report
In Warsaw and Denison reports the Polish Communist Gomulka and allies push to purge opponents as Chou En-lai visits Moscow and Poland seeks Western economic aid. A Denison babysitter case highlights unpaid wages while Polish leaders call for limited candidate choices amid regional tension. Chou En-lai travels to Warsaw to press for unity with Moscow as Hungary’s crisis deepens.
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Chou En-lai
Sozef Cyranikiewicz
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Wladyslaw Gormulka
Warsaw
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
London
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France
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Josey Cyrankiewicz
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Choo
Janos Kedar
Teacher to Answer on Forgery Charges
A' Mira Costa High School teacher will answer in Superior Court January 25 to five forgery counts. Municipal Judge Martin DeVries ordered the date after a preliminary hearing. Mrs Delowise Florine Falcon, 41, of Redondo Beach, allegedly obtained at least 30 items valued at $200 from a Long Beach store by signing other women's names to charge slips. She was arrested December 8.
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Mira, Costa
Martin DeVries
Delowise Florine Falcon
Redondo Beach
Long Beach
Two Small House Fires Hit Beach Area Friday Night
In the Beach area Friday night two minor blazes occurred. One fire was caused by an overheated floor furnace in Vernon S. Culpepper’s home at 2699 Adriatic Ave, due to a defective thermostat. A second fire involved Milton Dobson’s refrigerator at 25 Olive Ave when the refrigerator shorted.
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Beach
Vernon S. Culpepper
Adriatic Ave
Milton
Driver Blamed For 60 Freight Cars Lost Near Chicago
An irate motorist was blamed today for the temporary loss of 60 cars from a 122 car freight train on the Chicago Great Western line. Crew members found the last 60 cars missing as the train reached a yard west of Chicago and traced them to a crossing in Des Plaines about five miles northwest. Officials say the train stalled for nearly two hours due to mechanical trouble, with theory that a driver, blocked by the stalled engine, removed a coupling pin to split the train.
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Chicago’ &, North’ Western
Chi Cago
Desplaines
Public Life to End for Douglas McKay
Former Interior Secretary Douglas McKay says he will retire from public life but will accept a part time role with the Eisenhower administration if needed. He plans to stay in Washington and help with advisory work as requested by the President.
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Douglas Mc [Kay
Efe
Eiserhower
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