Arrival Of Four U S Fighters Calms Front In Costa Rica
Costa Rica's war against rebels quieted after four U S fighter planes arrived to bolster President Jose Figueres. Government reports denied battles, noting advanced patrols but no contact with the enemy. Liberian front rumors and rebel boasts were dismissed as unrest and disorganization persisted.
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Hue
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Confederate Vet Lundy to celebrate 107th birthday on TV
William Allen Lundy, one of three surviving Confederate veterans, plans his 107th birthday dinner of ham, turnip greens, baked chicken, and tater pie. A Florida Alabama Georgia birthday TV special will air. Lundy recalls Civil War memories and a 1954 hunting success.
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William Allen Lundy
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Tiba
Ala
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Burley Average For New Tazewell $45 Reported
NASIVILLE AP Burley tobacco prices average about $44 per hundredweight across three Tennessee markets with Greeneville posting the highest unofficial price. Knoxville sold the most leaf at 640,596 pounds. New Tazewell market closes tomorrow. The Russell Brothers awards set for Wednesday at 1:00 pm. Banner No. 2 hosts the New Tazewell warehouse awards at 2:00 pm.
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Greeneville
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Missing Cal Bruner Father Reported By Daughter
Mrs. Nini Middleton reports her father Letcher Bruner a 49 year old man from Calvin has been missing since January 5. The family fears foul play and police in the area have no information on his whereabouts. Bruner left no word and no one knows where he is.
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Letcher Bruner
Judges Weigh Sam Sheppard Plea For Bail And Test On Kirk
In Cleveland three judge panel weighs delaying transfer to Columbus prison and potential bail for Dr Samuel Sheppard as lawyers say his family employed Dr Paul Kirk to test if the real killer was present. Kirk would search for physical evidence to show who killed Dr. Sheppard. Previous requests for freedom have been denied.
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Wation
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Paul Kirkof
University of California
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Dee
Miwier
Bridgeport Student Inquiry About Governor's Middle Name
In Bridgeport, a homework task asks students to find what the A in Abraham A. Ribicoff stands for. Reporter Minny questioned Governor Ribicoff who replied that the A is for his middle name.
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Conn
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Farm Values Level Off says USDA findings
U S Department of Agriculture reports farm land values nationwide rose slightly between July and November but the gain masks uneven trends. Prices held firm in the central corn belt while slipping in many states, with drought and higher costs restraining buyers and keeping land markets mostly inactive in parts of the country.
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Four from Cabinet To Testify Today
Four cabinet members were slated to appear before the Ways and Means Committee today in support of Eisenhower's foreign trade program. The plan to expand free world trade by gradually lowering U.S. tariffs over three years received a warm sendoff yesterday from Secretary of State Hulls and Secretary of Agriculture Benson.
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Tose Ways and Means
Eisenhower
U.S
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Jenkins
Ohio
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Obituaries and Public Notices Mix in Local Tribune
Obituary notices report Clarence Alfred Frooks of Warrogate dying at home and services set for Wednesday. Edward G. Pemberton dies at 68 in Corbin with funeral details and survivors listed. W C Buren dies in Stillwell Oklahoma. services planned. A political text covers testimony on trade programs with statements from Secretaries and a bill to extend the trade act.
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Warrogate
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Pozowell
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Tarewell
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Slotwell
Oklahoma
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Stillwell
Midlesboro
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Bank Recovers About 40 000 After Blast
NICHOPASVILLE Ky Jan 18 Bank employees recovered about 40000 of the Farmers Bank funds from debris after an explosion ripped open the vault and damaged the building Burglars caused the blast with nitromethane or similar charge and left a messy scene as investigators and FBI noted the possibility of buried safes and the search continued with $80000 believed in the vault and the remainder being sought amid scattered money and records for safekeeping at the town's other bank The theft and blast prompted security changes and ongoing deposits at First National Bank.
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Senate panel splits on Hammarskjold mission to Red China
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee majority backs cautious support for Dag Hammarskjold's mission to Red China to win clemency for U S airmen held as spies. Some members criticize UN leadership and urge full information to inform actions while Eisenhower urges patience and unity with UN efforts. Knowland challenges the mission's prospects and calls for a clear assessment.
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No Waste Omaha Street Etra Used as Building Piles
AP reports in Omaha street estra are repurposed as piles and color support for a new building to house buses, not used for trolley poles. The reuse aims to reduce waste while providing durable infrastructure for transit needs.
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