Plane Missing Over White Mountains Triggers Search
A Northeast Airlines DC3 with seven aboard disappeared after noon on a northbound flight toward Milan. An air and ground search launched from North Conway after a muffled explosion heard near Mt Pequawket prompted radio contact and deteriorating weather in Milan. Names include Capt W Peter Carey Copilot George McCormick Stewardess Mary McKettrick Flight Sup JoAn McNulty. Passengers James W Harvey W Miller Daniel H Hall.
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Mass
George McCormick
Mary McKettrick
Joan McNulty
James W. Harvey
Watertown
W. Miller
Philadelphia
Daniel H. Hall
Montclair
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Debate Over Korea Question Dominates UN Assembly
The 60 nation UN Political Committee confronts Korea amid Western opposition to Peiping or North Korea inclusion. US aims to include South Korea while opposing another Geneva style scramble. Britain backs timing, Soviets hint at a new Geneva peace bid. A two thirds vote was anticipated for final approval.
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Red China
Chou Enlai
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V. K. Krishna Menon
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India
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General Assembly
Susan Hayes May Sit On Stand Today
Cleveland report that Susan Hayes, 24 with auburn hair, may testify today in the William S. Sheppard murder case as two state witnesses remain before the defense rests. Prosecutors allege Sheppard was infatuated with Hayes and they lived together in California, while Sheppard maintains an intruder killed Marilyn Sheppard on July 4. Hayes was flown from California last summer to testify.
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Susan Hayes
Sheppard
Criminal Courts
Samuel Sheppard
Bay Village
Miss Hayes
California
Marilyn
Marilyn Sheppard
Worth E. Munn
Thomas Weigle
Mary Cowan
Bus Strike Shuts Zanesville Transit System
Zanesville Ohio with 40000 residents saw no bus service as 41 drivers and several mechanics from Zanesville Rapid Transit Co walk off after contract expiry. Company refused 10 percent pay cut amid falling revenues. No talks planned. School rides priced at 25 cents for four. company seeks 1 dollar for ten and council offers six for 50 cents.
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Zanesville
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Zanesville Rapid Transit Co
Senate vote on McCarthy censure nears in extraordinary session
The Senate prepared to vote on censure for Sen. McCarthy with a late day start and predictions of a predominantly Democratic and liberal Republican backing. Debate past the day included statements for and against censure, as leaders weighed different amendment routes and possible rule changes.
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Utah
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R-I
Watkins
Rutah
Burke Narrows Bender Win Margin In Ohio Recount
In Ohio, a statewide recount narrows George H. Bender's victory margin as Sen. Thomas A. Burke gains 1,175 votes across 25 counties. Recounts continued in Hamilton Summit and other counties with early tallies showing mixed gains for Burke and Bender.
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Burke Narrows
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
Burke
Hamilton County
Summit
Bender
Ted W. Brown
Cincinnati
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Putnam
Columbiana
Columbiana County
Brown
Jefferson County
Licking County
Allen County
Ashland
Turnpike Dedication Links Ohio and Pennsylvania Sections
Ohio and Pennsylvania officials dedicated the first 22 mile section of Ohio's 326 million dollar turnpike linking to the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Ceremonies were held at the Niles Youngstown interchange and the Youngstown interchange with opening planned for the Ohio Eastgate section later in the day. Fred A. Wagner chaired Mahoning County ceremonies.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio Eastgate
Niles- Youngstown
US 18
Fred A. Wagner
Mahoning County
Niles
Plan For Freeing Yanks Banks On World Opinion
Washington inches toward securing release of 13 Americans jailed by Red China through world opinion. Sen. McCarthy supports blockade threats while Dulles rejects war action. Knowland and Sparkman split on approaches. Options include Allied leverage, UN consideration, and pressuring China for all 69 Americans held.
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China
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Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Russia
Peiping
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Dules
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White House
Red China
McCarthy
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Yoshida Defends Policy as Ouster Bid Sparks Debate
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida blasted critics in the Diet over his anti Communist stance and pro American line. He warned against aligning with Soviet China rhetoric while denying retirement plans though hinting he may step down as Liberal party president. A coalition of Democrats and Socialists seeks a no confidence vote to trigger elections.
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Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
America
Free World
Yoshida
Democratic Party
Liberals
Classifieds Promise Fast Deals With The Journal Ads
The Journal urges readers to use the classified pages to buy sell or trade many items quickly and cheaply. It invites readers to scan their home for articles to turn into cash with a For Sale ad and to call 2611 to reach an ad writer.
Bassett resigns as RNC publicity chief to join LA Mirror
James Bassett resigns from the Republican National Committee as publicity director and returns to journalism, becoming city editor of the Los Angeles Mirror.
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Washington
James Bassett
Republican National Committee
Los Angeles Mirror
Wilson Outlines Plan Four Senators Back Draft Extension
Secretary of Defense Wilson proposed a four year extension of the draft with universal service, long and short term draftees, higher pay for long service, and little change to reserve and National Guard structure. Four senators expect Congress to extend the act, and Eisenhower will unveil the plan in January.
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Remington Case Before Grand Jury
A federal grand jury convened in Scranton to probe the slaying of William W. Remington a former Commerce Department official and perjury convict in a Communist espionage case He died after an assault at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary on November 24 Three inmates are charged in the death Lewis Cagle Jr George Junior McCoy and Robert Carl Parker Prison officials cite robbery as motive while noting possible multiple factors in the incident.
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William W. Remington
Lewisburg
Federal
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Charles Tomlinson
Leon Witkin
Milton, Pa
Witkin
James V. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Alger Hiss
Cagle
Marie Dionne Leaves School for Quiet Rest
Marie Dionne, frail sister in the Dionne quintuplets, leaves Marguerite Bourgoys College to return home to Callander Ontario. Officials say ill health prompted the move though her father notes she is not sick and seeks peace and rest. Brothers and sisters Emilie Annette Yvonne Cecile remain in schooling and nursing training in Quebec and Montreal.
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Saints
Maurice Girouard
Waterloo
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Marie
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Ont
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Marguerite Bourgoys College
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Calander
Girouard
Emilie
Quebec
Quint
Annette
Yvonne
Cecile
Saigon Clash Ends With Police and Army Casualties
In Saigon's Chinese quarter early today a battle erupted between police and a unit of national army troops. Four policemen and two soldiers were killed as troops surrendered after police bazookas and machine guns blasted the compound walls.
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Viet Nam
National Army
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen van Hinh
Lai van Sang
Ho Chi Minh
Sang
Binh Xuyen
Indochina
Blanket Of Snow In West
Snow covered wide areas in the Midwest and West with subzero readings in parts. A foot fell in western South Dakota and northern Nebraska while Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan North Dakota and Iowa reported heavy snowfall as a storm moved southeast from the Rockies. Ohio highways reported 0.5 to 1.5 inches of snow north and east of a Sandusky Medina Canton Lisbon line. Temperatures ranged 28 to 40.
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Nebraska
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Wisconsin
Michigan
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Iowa
Rocky Mountain
Scottsbluff
Neb
Rockies
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
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Medina
Canton
Lisbon
Miami
Middletown
Armco
East Side
Yesae
Meteorite Injures Woman in Sylacauga Home
A nine pound fragment from an exploding meteor pierced the roof of a Sylacauga Alabama house injuring Mrs Hewlett Hodges 32 who was resting on a living room couch The fragment identified as Sulphide meteorite by U S Geological Survey field rep Gosnell Swindle followed a bright sky flash around 2 pm with reports of fragments seen as far as Greenville Mississippi and Atlanta Newman and Ga
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Ala
Alabama
Greenville
Miss
New York Bound Viscount Montgomer y Leaves LA After Visit
Viscount Bernard Montgomery departed by air last night for New York after a two day visit in Los Angeles.
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Viscount Bernard Montgomery
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