Exodus Speeded Up Dutch Nationals Quit Indonesia
The Republic of Indonesia accelerates Dutch expulsion with three ships planned to sail from Java ports heading to Singapore Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The Waterman and Captain Cook, chartered by the Dutch, will depart from Jakarta and Semarang carrying a yet undisclosed number of passengers. Many Dutch nationals seek to leave while technicians and workers are urged to stay, amid anti Dutch sentiment tied to West New Guinea.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Waterman
Cook
Semarang
Singapore
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
West New Guinea
Dave Beck Freed On Bond After Embezzlement Conviction
Seattle report says Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters Union, is free on a $3,000 bond after a Superior Court verdict for grand larceny involving $1,900 from a union Cadillac sale. Jury of five men and seven housewives deliberated 8 hours 17 minutes. Beck faces up to 15 years. no sentence date set. Beck seeks new trial as he declines comment.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Superior
Beck
Dave Jr
Iran counts 952 bodies in quake wreckage in Kermanshah
Government says disaster workers found 952 bodies in the earthquake wreckage in the Kermanshah area as searches continue. A new tremor hit at least 17 villages in the same region, heightening uncertainty over overall death toll.
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Tehran
Iran
Kermanshah
Thief Plays Santa Claus in Stockton Heist
Stockton report details a theft where a thief masqueraded as Santa Claus to gain access to a residence. Police urge witnesses to provide information and describe the suspect as a man in a red suit with a white beard.
Cold Front Brings Colder Temps to Miami Valley
A weak cold front moved through the Miami Valley signaling cooler weather through Tuesday. Today will be cloudy and mild with a chance of rain and fog and a high near 52. Tonight lows around 38 as the front settles in. Tuesday remains cloudy and mild with a 55 high as warmer air returns. Middletown reported a 51 degree high yesterday and a 42 degree low this morning with .02 inches of rainfall.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Woman with Speech Impediment Delivers Chuckle Routine
A lighthearted item notes a comedian’s speech impediment as she pauses to breathe during a joke. The quip highlights timing and endurance in a humorous performance setting.
Eisenhower rallies NATO to meet space age threat
President Eisenhower addressed the NATO heads in Paris urging united action to match Russia's space age military capabilities. He warned oncoming forces threaten freedom and urged concerted plans to keep Western power strong while seeking eventual arms restraint.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Earth
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Palais de Chaillot
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Paul - Henri Spaak
Wagner Seeks End To Subway Snarl In Back-to-Work Push
New York transit strike enters its second week as the subway runs at 80 percent during morning rush. Mayor Wagner pushes back no strike bargain while MB A leaders and union officials debate terms and a federation election proceeds with a boycott. FBI investigates hidden microphone in the motormen union offices.
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New York
Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Queens
Robert F. Wagner
Manhattan
Wagner
Simon H. Rifkind
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
Transit
MBA
Signal Electricians
FBI
Motormen Union
Eisenhower Faces High Stakes at NATO Summit
President Eisenhower still recovering from a brain artery blockage attends NATO summit in Paris. He leads efforts to revitalize the alliance while showing signs of speech impairment, aided by Maj. Gen. Snyder, yet remains in good form for opening talks with Dulles and U.S. officials.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
France
NATO
West Germany
Konrad Adeliauer
Dwight Eisenhower
Felix Gaillard
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhowler
U.S
Eisenhower
North Africa
Cose
Lauris Norstad
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Gaillard, Dulles
Christian Pineau
U. S
Gaillard
United States
Tunisia
Rhine
Washington
North Atlantic Alliance
America
Europe
White House
How. M. Snyder
Scence
Snyder
Dulles
Eal US
Atlas Said Ready For Test Shot
A third Atlas test firing near Cape Canaveral neared, with heavy activity around the stands and floodlights. Two missiles stood ready as observers anticipated another launch later this week, following two previous tests that lifted briefly before disintegrating.
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Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
British scientists claim fusion heat for peaceful power
Two papers report Britain may harness hydrogen fusion to generate electricity. Deuterium heated to millions of degrees could power a reactor. experts discuss containment and use for civilian energy.
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London
Daily Express
News Chronicle
Government Atomic Labson
Ory
Harwell
British Atomic Energy Authority
Paris
NATO
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