Ike and Herter to Talk Over Summit Date Change
President Eisenhower plans a telephone talk with Secretary of State Christian Herter today to settle the proposed date for the Soviet summit in Paris next spring. Herter will consult Britain and France after the call to set an April 27 start, with Stalin’s timing preferences discussed amid lull in postwar tensions. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower will spend year end at their vacation White House near Augusta while preparing for the 1959 State of the Union and budget.
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West
U S Soldier of Fortune Seeks Trial as War Prisoner
U S Army air force case centers on Pope a Homestead Florida native linked to bombing missiles aiding Indonesian rebels during the 1953 Ta beltien conflict. His attorney argued Geneva Convention prisoners of war protections could apply if the government recognizes wartime status. Pope was captured after his WW II era B A bomber was shot down in East Indonesia. The trial adjourned to January 2 pending witnesses and legal motions.
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Ftonesiy Anc
Summit Date Of May 16 Is Suggested
Paris sources report Weston Ales propose May 16 as the summit date with the Russians. Separate U S France testers will send the new date to Moscow, after Khrushchev approved earlier plans that tied to May Day. Western officials rejected April 21 and May 4 due to De Gaulle’s U S visit and other commemorations.
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Dog Causes 40 Wrecks on Santa Ana Freeway
A stray dog darted across the Santa Ana freeway triggering a chain of 40 crashes near Norwalk California injuring 11 people. About fifteen autos were towed, and total damage reached $19,000. The animal was killed after attempts to avoid it failed.
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Kentucky Tragedies Reported In Multi-County Crash Toll
Kentucky dispatch lists several fatalities from crashes across counties. Billy Rexhatt of Tazard and Hilly Joe Flirison of Baskett died in separate wrecks on US routes near Pulaski and Webster counties. Wallace Blackburn of Tonisa, and Laura Huttman of Louisville were killed in crashes near Louisville and Pleasureville. Danny Keates, six, died from injuries after an accident on US 28 near South Shore at Christmas. The report notes additional deaths including Willa Yeary of Defoe in a Ky 241 collision near Pleasureville.
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Billy V. Rexhatt
Tazard
Pulaski County
Somerset
Hilly Joe Flirison
Baskett
tleswler-+ son County
Wallace Blackburn
Tonisa
Hin Lawrence County
Louisa
Danny Keates
South Shore
Mra
Laura Uuttmin
Louisville
Strick Hy
Willa
Defoe
Pleasurevile
Soviet agreement to set up technical centers in Teng Baghdad
The Soviet Union announced plans to establish technical centers in Teng Baghdad to train students in metalurgy oil and textiles fields. The move aims to strengthen technical education and foster industrial collaboration with local institutions and industries.
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UPG
Soviet Union
Teng
Suixtas
Teenagers flood Capitol for three day YFC convention
About 62 000 youth from across the United States arrive by special trains and buses to attend a three day Youth for Christ International convention in Washington. Evangelist Billy Graham and World Vision president Bob Pierce are among speakers. Organizers say the event aims to deepen teens dedication to Christian foundations and American heritage.
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World Vision
Ines Sen
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K- Kan
Tet W. Ennstrem
Youth
Cart International
Engstron
Gas tax hike eyed as part of highway financing plan
The AAA predicts a January proposal to raise federal gasoline tax from four to five cents per gallon, with a second half cent to follow. Fredrick M. McGuire Jr. says Congress will resist, risking a breach of highway financing accord. He notes such increases could total about 11 cents per gallon including state taxes, costing motorists over a half billion dollars annually.
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UPI
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Way Administration
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AAA
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Frederick T. McGuire Jr
Motorists’ Organization
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Wis
Con- Erba
Eisenhower
Rockefeller withdrawal boosts Democratic chances in 1960 race
Democratic leaders claimed Rockefeller's exit from the Republican presidential contest strengthens their path to the White House. They argued Nixon would be easier to defeat than Rockefeller, while GOP circles debated campaign plans. Senate Leader Johnson predicted a Democratic victory and that the party would draft capable figures for senior roles.
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UPI
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Nixon
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Senate
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Tex
Rockefellers
National Republican Party
Johnson
Rourke Striler
Six People Fined In City Court Disturbing Drunk Charges
In Police Court this morning a total of six individuals were fined for public drunkenness. Luster Laws Earl Parrow Arthur Alien Curt Bass Junior Baker and Ray Lasley faced varying sums including 14.25 and 19.25 dollars. Other fines included Wesley Evans for destroying private property 24.2 dollars Tony McNew for assault and battery and a charge sent to the Grand Jury Wand ilughetl had charge dismissed Clarance White faced motor vehicle registration issues. Glenn Sexton William Treces Terie W. Cow and Rupert Turner were among others fined for drunkenness or speeding.
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Arthur Alien
Curt Bass
Junior Baker
Ray Lasley
Wesley Evans
Tony McNew
Assur
Wand Ilughetl
Clarance White
Will
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Police Cour
Glenn Sexton
William Treces
Cumberdad Gap
Art Terie W. Cow
Harrogate
Rupert Turner
Neetaway
Baby TV Swap Backfires as Neighbors Pressure
In Whitley, England, a couple planned to give away their fourth baby to afford a television but abandoned the idea after neighbor pressure. Bil Williams, 35, a lawn and garden worker earning 21 pounds weekly, said the family chose to keep the baby rather than part with their child or the TV, concluding the plan caused social uproar.
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UPI
Downs Af
Akay
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Williams
Tennessee Misread Fragments From Page One
Fragmented OCR report recounts deaths near Sparta and Knoxville. Names such as George Romines and Rasene 1 appear amid garbled details of crashes and casualities on Nlenway 62 and local incidents involving Knoxville residents.
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George Romines
Knoxville
Wenar
Rasene
Taephirey
Haing
Devil Made Woman Stab Two Of Her Children
YORK Pa. (UPI) Mrs Paul Anspach 39 held without bail on charges of stabbing two of her children in their sleep one 3 the other 6 as the mother claimed the devil told her to act. A York County doctor recommended sanity examination. The father said he found the children wounded and wrested a paring knife from his wife as she came from the bedroom.
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Paulne
Amapacher
York County
de. Garles Taylor
Jivaio Eduard
Yonths
Dean Alarie
Gyover Henry
Thile Eugene
Dake
Sylvester
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Jackie
Anssoscher
Carria Gunnet
Mork
Joan Erhvape
Joan
Ford proposes independent committee on committees in legislature
Owensboro report cites Rep. Douglas Ford proposing a three member committee on committees to counteract party control. He says the body would run the House in the 1960 session and be appointed by the speaker under current rules, with Gov. Bert Combs allegedly showing signs of dominance.
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Owensboro
UPI
Douglas Fort
Orwensboro
Sunnday
House
Ford
Umier
Bert T. Combs
Mt. . Vie
Food Poison Outbreak Ties Five Deaths and Illnesses
Authorities investigated a wave of suspected food poisoning linked to homemade chili. Five women died and five others were hospitalized or treated at home after sharing chili at a family gathering. Victims included Annal Wahanek 61 and Ls Belly Tat 73 with relatives also falling ill. Autopsy ordered to confirm cause in Wahanek.
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Annal Wahanek
Ls Belly Tat
Ciili Sauer Hey
Tsabetle Mitchell
Mitchell
Jos
Persis
Family mourns as services set for Fulton Funeral Home
Mrs. McCamy Finlery Center of Carbon Hill Ala. and Airs. Bas sie B. Muntzinger of Livin Tens host one sister and brother N.C. Bandy of Sacramento Calif. Grandchildren Braok Arterior Middlesboro John Clark Mc Camy Birmingham Mich. Betty flaresse Center Suzana MecGamy Center and Harry Em bry Centre of Carbon Hill. Thabelly to be moved to home this afternoon. Funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. First Presbyterian Church with Rev A B Reeves and Rev D Yandell Page officiating burial in Middelkord Cemetery Ma ir plot pallbearers Homer Lb Hee Jr Nelson Harris David Harris Raymund Lovett Nooley Frank W. Lee Buk Eugene FE Smith.
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Tel Carbon TH
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Airs
Bassie B. Muntzinger
Livin
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Middlesboro
John Clark McCamy
Birmingham
Mich
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Fulton Funeral
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Hee, Jr
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David Harris
Raymund Lovett
Nooley
Frank W. Lee
Buk
Eugene FE
Smih
Almanac snapshot of dates and quotes from history
Daily almanac notes December 28 with historical data tidbits. Highlights include John C. Calhoun’s resignation as vice president in 1832, Woodrow Wilson’s birth in 1856, William Semple’s patent for chewing gum in 1869, railroads wartime measures in 1917, Ireland becoming the State of Eire in 1937, and Congress recognizing the pledge of allegiance in 1885. Also a Thought for today attributed to Woodrow Wilson.
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Obituary for Edward Hayden Wurley of Pontiac Michigan
Edward Hayden Wurley formerly Miss Roxie Vaughn Hunley of Claiborne County Tennessee died December 23 at St. Josep Hospital Parlisc. He was 11 years old? The text shows many OCR errors. He lived in Michigan four and a half years and worked for Southern Mining Company at Dusull. Survived by wife Roxie Hunley Pontiac. sons Wille Hunley Crockett Kentucky Deve Ralph and Forester Hunley Pontiac. Pearl Huseley Patatork. daughters Madgeline Wistley Pontiac Juanita Stevens Dive Town Kentucky. brothers Thomas Hunley Helm? Galileo Plains Tennessee Elan Hunley Pathtork Tennessee. funeral held at Poth fork Holiness Green? Burial Calloway Cemetery. Pallbearers Ray Howard Silas Blanton Orville Seaton Harry Mathney Ralph Howard Leylie. Flowers by funeral home. Funeral home Cawood in charge.
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Edward Mayden Munley
Pontiac
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Canatr Network
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Gaurelt
Roxie Hunley
Wille Hunley
Crockett, Ky
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Forester Hunley
Ponting
Pearl Huseley
Patatork
Madgeline Wistley
Juanita Stevens
Dive Town
Thomas Humley
Lalileo Plains
Tenn
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Pathtork
Teniph Hurley
Knoxville
Pothfork Holiness Greeh
Thea Carter
Calloway Cemetery
Ray Howard
Silas Blanton
Orville Seaton
Harry Mathney
Ralp Howard
Leylie
Flower Teniors Wey
Church Shory
Cawood Funeral Home
Slusher Seeks Road Repairs and Road Building Vision
Slusher spoke of new roads from Beverly to Stony Fork and from Beverly to Sas for to Weatherby Trail to Manchester. He favored resurfacing many local roads in Middlesboro and Pineville. He could not estimate costs or funding but aims to do his best for his county. Slusher, married with seven children, has a doctor son in Louisville and other children in trucking, Navy, and local careers.
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Sasfor
Queendale Soho
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Tie
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Pineville
Slusher
Frankfort
Lan
Tye Alway
Imy County
Tay
Tas
Ore Sonds
Louisvile General Hospital
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Cic
Panter
Red Bird Tigh
Sniper Admits Scoutmaster Death Affair Doubted Story
An Erie area confession by a sniper linked to the death of Scoutmaster Charles Clark raises questions as the police test results are disputed. Lois Clark, accused by investigators, admits an affair with her husband’s killer while four other men at large are considered. the case centers on a Christmas Eve shooting in a home with Clark’s wife and four children present.
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Floyd Vate
Clare
Shaker
Sandy
Charles Clark
Lois
Morel
Evans
Tas
Eric
Chirk
Bya
Fact-Finding Board Reopens Steel Wage Dispute
In Washington the three man board will meet separately with union and company reps to review managements latest offer and the stalemate. Hearings set for 2 p m with both sides presenting positions plus managements rejected last offer. The talks follow a weekend of bargaining and the Taft Hartley law coverage looms as the panel reports to the president by Friday.
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UPL
Eisenhower
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Steed
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Inelude
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Clinic Visiting Tours
Dismissals list several patients including Nell Rush Rikgint Innes Moyers Speeatwwell Dan Keck Speedswell Taaltly Smith Cy Mary Sam Barret Cy Bill Harton and others. Admissions include Charles Winkersem Mevlan Margaret Benson Mrs Dan Edwards Davis Pearl Clarence L Smith Mrs Robert Brooks, Mrs Marion Young, and more from Speedwell Gipson Station and surrounding areas.
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Middlesboro
Nell Rush
Rikgint Innes Moyers
Dan Keck
Speedswell
Taaltly Smith
Cy Mary Sam Barret
Cy Bill Harton
Willie Il Smith
Tezewell
Mary Collins
Hose WU
Baylor Brooks
Morgan Hersley
Rose
James Russel
Earl B. Gole
Charles Winkersem
Mevlan
Margaret Benson
Dan Edwards Davis
Fring
Avice Cobb
Pearl
Clarence L. Smith
City
Robert Brooks
Marion Young
Glsox
David Leach
Speeducth
James Ogan
New Tazce
Mddlesboro Memorial Hospital Visiting Bowes Update
Regional hospital bulletin lists visitors and patients including Ava Shupe Betty Wight Dennis Wyatt Beulah Johnson Garter Wilson James Grubb J G Evans Grace Matfield and Alvin Webb at Mddlesboro Memorial. Germany reports West German Chancellor Adenauer recovering after a head injury with doctors hopeful for return to work by Tuesday.
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Ava Shupe
Betty Wight
Eairfield
Dennis Wyatt
City
Beulah Johnson
Adenacer
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Germany
UVTI
Wonrad Adenauer
Dog Skids Down Mountain No Severe Injuries Reported
A two year old dog named Boss slid about 700 feet down Stone Mountain granite, suffering only worn claws. Despite the fall, Boss remained mobile, head sore, and was found at the base near a Confederate memorial relief carving. Veterinarians found no serious injuries and Boss was able to walk.
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Mountats
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Boss
Muilimas
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Tiss
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Biuk
Mountaia
Woman Asks Ike to Debate With Her on Birth Control
Margaret Sanger, birth control advocate, challenged President Eisenhower on air to debate the issue. If he refused, she would urge an audience to press him to address family planning and contraception questions, saying the president’s stance harms the movement. Broadcast on KOLD TV in Tucson, Arizona.
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Nargaret Sanger
Eisenhower
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Efe Ness
Miss Sanger
Kold-Tv Nore
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