Banks reopen in Jakarta after Dutch seizure crisis
Three major Dutch banks seized by Indonesian workers were reopened after talks among Dutch bank officials, military authorities, and workers. The move calmed the capital as unions replaced guards with troops and authorities faced questions over ownership while Indonesia pressed for West New Guinea negotiations.
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Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij
Nationale Handelsbank
Escompto
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West New Guinea
Interisland Shipping
Indonesia
Todays Chuckle about Georges Unpopularity at Work
George earns the label of being extremely unpopular in the workplace as colleagues mock him, noting even his barber refuses to converse with him, highlighting his social isolation.
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George
Eight Children Die In Flames At Park Falls Wisconsin
Eight children aged one to ten perished in a house fire in Park Falls. Mother Ardetta Klein, 38, held without charge at Phillips jail after neighbors found the blaze at about 5:30 am. Father Harvey Klein Sr., 40, was at a lumber camp thirty miles away. Authorities suspect fuel oil drums outside the one and a half story frame home.
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Park Falls
Wisconsin
Harvey Klein Sr
Army To Fire Jupiter C Satellite Effort Hinted By Official
Navy and Army race to resume satellite launches after Friday's Vanguard fizzle. An informed civilian source says Army orders to proceed were given as Cape Canaveral tests loom. Officials emphasize Vanguard is scientific, while broader space race tension grows with Khrushchev claims and submarine missile plans.
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U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Eisenhower
Nixon
Vanguard
Air Force
Experts eye film to solve Vanguard rocket failure
Vanguard experts examine 20000 feet of color film and still photos to identify the cause of the Friday launch mishap. The footage is flown to Washington for Naval Research Laboratory analysis, while engineers hope to determine what failed beyond the first stage engine which GE built.
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Vanguard
Washington
Naval Research Laboratory
U.S
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General Electric Co
Cincinnati
Louis Michelson
Sa Tempt
Subway Motormen Strike Triggers Citywide Tension
In New York City, a rebellious motormen union struck subway service while Transit Authority kept trains running. Justice Henry Clay Greenberg jailed four MBA leaders for 10 days for violating a no strike injunction amid a power struggle with Michael J. Quill's TWU over bargaining rights. Louis Waldman questioned the legality while noting union divisions and a looming TWU victory in a broader election.
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Theodore ‘Loos
Augustine J. Johnson
Edwin D. Kisser
Louis Steinfeld
Vincent O’brien
Greenberg
Istrike
Louis Waldman
Noeey
TWA
TWU
Cold spell to linger with Christmas in sight
Weather across the Miami Valley and Midwest remains cold and clear with little chance of rain or snow in the next five days. Temperatures run 3 to 6 degrees below normal. highs near 38 and lows around 26. Sunday's peak was 34 with a morning low near 28. rainfall totaled 1.16 inches over Saturday and Sunday.
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Midwest
Middletown
Mercury
Checkup Scheduled For Ike Return From Convalescence
Gettysburg, Pa. President Eisenhower, in his third week of convalescence after a slight stroke, faces a medical check at the White House this week to decide if he can attend the Paris NATO conference. Officials expect doctors to clear him for the trip if possible, with a Friday departure possible for a Saturday arrival in Paris. The long weekend at his farm aided his recovery, though rain kept him indoors.
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Paris
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James C.hagerty
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Spellman Calls for Union Cleanse At St Patrick's Cathedral
New York Cardinal Spellman urges honest union members to depose unscrupulous actors and underworld allies. He condemns racketeers who force labor and management into servitude and calls for adherence to AFL CIO ethics and Christian principles. He says there is still time to act.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Underworld
Afl-Cio
Jesus Christ
Farm Bureau delegates split on government aid programs
At the 39th annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago delegates form three groups on government aid, with a large majority wanting less intervention and a small minority pressing for withdrawal. President Shuman warned the current price support and control programs have failed.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Visciais
Gsbig
Resolutions Committee
Wesent
Charlies
Shuman
Sullivan
Ill
Argentine Air Crash Kills 62
A Aerolineas Argentinas DC4 crashed in a thunderstorm 190 miles southwest of Buenos Aires killing all 62 aboard. The four-engine plane en route to San Carlos de Bariloche smashed after an attempted emergency landing. Storms hindered rescue, with mud and blocked roads delaying body removal.
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Andes
Here
Aerolineas Argentinas
Ezeiza
San Carlos de Bariloche
Bolivar
Twin kidney transplant tragedy ends in loss at Boston
Jimmy Foster fourteen from Pocatello Idaho died after a failed kidney transplant at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital two weeks after receiving a kidney from his twin brother Jerry. The operation was part of a series where six identical twin donor transplants occurred. Jerry Foster recovered. The family said the donor operation occurred on November 25. Delores Hus- was involved in an earlier successful set. The accident follows ongoing hope for twin donor kidney transplants.
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Boston
Jimmy Foster
Jimmy
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Foster
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry
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