Israeli attack on Syrian outposts near Sea of Galilee kills 55
Israeli troops struck Syrian positions along the Sea of Galilee killing 55 Syrians and wounding 12 Israelis. The attack captured 29 Syrians and destroyed four outposts while UN observers moved in. Israeli sources say operations aimed to silence gun positions and halt reinforcements along the eastern shore.
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Syria
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Truce Supervisory Commission
David Ben-Gurion
E. L. M. Burns
Truce Commission
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Dag Hammarskjold
el Auja
Elath
Gulf of Aqaba
Morocco
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Traffic Toll Rises as Middletown Sees Sixth Fatality
Traffic deaths continue to mount in Middletown with two fatal crashes. Mrs Ivory Craig 33 of Excello and Clin ton Smith 47 of Cincinnati died in separate one car crashes. Mrs Craig died at Middletown Hospital after her car struck a tree on S Verity Parkway.Smith died on U S 25 near Maud while his wife Nellie 33 sustained serious injuries. The incidents mark the citys sixth fatality of the year and reflect a grim regional toll.
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Clinton Smith
Peete St
Cincinnati
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Middletown
Dragan Adamovich
Young St
Eisenhower to outline 1956 program amid rest and talks
President Eisenhower's doctors advise rest as he plans to present legislative proposals upon Congress reconvening. He will meet Republican and Democratic leaders on defense and foreign policy and host Uruguay’s President Luis Battle Berres at a White House tea.
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Massachusetts
House
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California
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Gettysburg
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Ives
New York
Watkins
Utah
Harold E. Stasser
Mrs
Hoover proposes administrative vice president to ease presidential burden
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Congress to create an administrative vice president role to relieve the president of many secondary duties. He argued the option would better delegate tasks now bound by law to aides, noting the current vice president cannot assume those duties. Hoover warned the VP has grown into policy and speech roles and that an administrative vice president could fill that line of work.
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Herbert Hoover
Congress
United States
Hoover
Theater Bomb Scare At Hollywood Theaters
A telephone tip claimed a bomb in the Hollywood Paramount and Grauman's Chinese theaters led police to evacuate about 2000 patrons. Searches found no device and the call was ruled a hoax. The paid phone trace pointed to Grauman's Chinese. audiences returned after inspections.
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Hollywood Paramount
Grauman
Cop In Critical Condition After Baltimore Tavern Shooting
Police Lt. Joseph A Heming was critically wounded at a locked East Baltimore tavern by Eugene McNeal who had killed his wife Madeline and daughter Lydia and possibly his mother Mary. McNeal died from a self-inflicted wound after the rampage.
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Baltimore
Joseph A. Heming
Mercy Hospital
Eugene McNeal
Heming
McNeal
Madeline
Beautiful Christine Harris Dies in Christmas Shopping Accident
A grieving father pleads for safe holiday driving after his 3-year-old daughter Christine Harris was killed by a drunken driver while crossing a street with her father Walter Lee Harris during a Christmas shopping trip in Cincinnati. The driver was charged with drunken driving.
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Cincinnati
Christine Harris
Walter Lee Harris
Christine
Harris
Khrushchev Stirs Kashmir Feud During India Visit
Soviet leader Khrushchev backed Kashmir as an Indian state during a Kashmir stopover, provoking Indian worry and Pakistani concern that the dispute could flare again. Pakistan warned the move could heighten regional and world tensions while Indian leaders urged restraint as Nehru and Bulganin prepared to depart.
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Bulganin
India
Nehru
South India
Afghanistan
Reds Start New Release Of Germans
Fifty seven German prisoners of war freed by the Soviet Union arrived in West Berlin today. They were the first to reach Western territory in two months as part of a large group reported by ADN the East German news agency. Russia earlier announced 600 prisoners would reach the West German border tomorrow amid a halted repatriation that began Oct. 20 after 5,836 had already reached West Germany. The Soviets gave no explanation, seen as pressure on West Germany to speed diplomatic ties with Moscow. Bonn has not yet named its first ambassador to Russia.
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West Germany
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Bonn
Russia
Drunk Suspect Linked to Beverly Potts Case and Los Angeles Murder
Cleveland police pursue a potential tie between the 1951 Beverly Potts disappearance in Halloran Park and a Los Angeles case. A 44 year old hospital attendant there claimed of killing a girl in July 1952 and hiding the body. Los Angeles authorities detained him on a drunk charge.
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Beverly Potts
Halloran Park
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Beverly
Harvey Lee Rush
Henry Rushkowski
Harvey Rush
Rush
Ohio Traffic Toll Hits 18
Ohio marks a grim Safe Driving Day and weekend with 18 traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. A Lima train car collision killed two. an Indiana pastor and wife died in a head on crash near Celina. a Lorain youth was shot by a younger brother. gas heater fumes killed a Cincinnati man and woman.
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National Safety Council
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Celina
Cincinnati
Soviets Complete Army Reduction Reported by Radio
London Moscow radio reported that the Soviet reduction of armed forces by 640,000 men promised in August has now been completed.
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Moscow Radio
Pastor Becket Arrested on Narcotics Charge in Los Angeles
Rev John Becket director of the Church of the Creative Mind was arrested in Los Angeles after police found a small quantity of heroin and a dispensing kit in his home. The arrest was confirmed by officers and the narcotics investigation is ongoing.
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Los Angeles
John Becket
International
Partisan Split Over Commerce BAC Findings
A House Judiciary subcommittee divides on the Business Advisory Council. Democrats call BAC a private pressure group needing tighter scrutiny and oversight, while Republicans deem the critique mischievous. The BAC, privately financed, has advised commerce secretaries since 1933 and operates with executive privileges but no government oversight.
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House
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
Weather outlook in Miami Valley turns warmer after cold spell
The Miami Valley endures a cold wave with a forecast of partly cloudy conditions today. Tonight will be clear and cold with a low of 14. Tuesday is expected to be fair and milder, warming in the afternoon.
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Miami
Jewelers robbed after home hostage spree in Aurora
Two masked robbers held jeweler Joseph Fodor and his wife Nellie at their home overnight then looted Fodor’s shop, taking about $55,000 in jewelry plus cash and rings. Police suspect possible accomplices and note the offenders knew details of the business.
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Ill
Joseph K. Fodor
Nellie
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Fodor
Fodors
Ex-Cabbie Suspect In Coed Death
A former taxi driver who gave conflicting accounts about the night Carolyn Marie Nevins a 20 year old University of Omaha junior was slain is held for questioning. Detective Inspector Ernest Brown said the suspect denied the slaying after a tip reported he allegedly said I killed that broad. Nevins was shot four times between Friday night and Saturday morning and found on a campus driveway after being seen waiting outside the main building for her father.
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Carolyn Marie Nevins
Ernest Brown
Bill Billette
Omaha World- Herald
Brown
Carolyn
University of Omaha
University
Purdue names Mollenkopf new head football coach
Purdue University selects Jack Mollenkopf, former Purdue line coach and ex head coach at Toeo Waite High School, to lead the football program. He follows Stuart Holcomb, recently named athletic director at Northwestern.
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Ind
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
To'e4o Waite High School
Purdue University
Stuart Holcomb
Northwestern
Man Climbs Tower to Seek Aid for Starving Family
Asa Beck 45 crawled 250 feet up the KWTY television tower in Guthrie to gain attention for his family's plight amid rheumatic pain and poverty. Police coaxed him down after an hour. Beck accused of abandonment says his family is starving, wife Ruth has lost 56 pounds, oldest child is 18. He faces a mental hearing while detained in Oklahoma County.
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Guthrie
Mildred Patterson
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Kwty
California
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