Khrushchev to Visit Leipzig amid Berlin crisis
Premier Nikita Khrushchev to tour the International Trade Fair in Leipzig possibly signaling Soviet moves on Berlin. Tass did not provide a date, with Leipzig visit slated after a Kremlin meeting with Prime Minister Macmillan. Mikoyan hinted a separate peace treaty with East Germany could be explored if West pact refusals persist. The Western powers reject a German peace treaty recognizing division. Khrushchev seeks end of four power occupation of West Berlin by May 27 and turning West Berlin into an unarmed free city.
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Red Vessels Detained By Philippine Navy
Five Soviet fishing vessels were detained in Cirique Inlet on Luzon by the Philippine navy after an engine breakdown forced them to anchor for repairs. Officials said the ships, which left the Baltic Sea on Christmas Day, were being held pending clearance from the Department of Foreign Affairs and a ministry in Viadivos. Defense Secretary Jesus Vargas ordered detention until clearance is received.
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A Job For A Lady In Formosa Radio Army
In Tapei Formosa AP report says Nationalist China's armed forces seek a female radio announcer. The position demands rugged offshore war life training and Mandarin fluency. The chosen candidate could earn up to 90 dollars monthly.
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Formosa
China
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Guest Absorbs Grenade Blast At Glendale Party
A live phosphorous grenade rolled into a Glendale apartment during a party. Guest Lloyd A. Wilson 23 grabbed it and leapt onto a couch muffling the blast with his body to shield others. He suffered extensive burns and may lose sight of an eye. hostess Marlys Paulson 24 was only lightly burned. Police said the grenade came from the kitchen and that the act may have been a joke.
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Lloyd A. Wilson
Wilson
Marlys Paulson
Soviet Denounces U S Navy Boarding Of Russian Trawler
The United States Navy boarded the Soviet trawler off Newfoundland in a 70 minute search. Lt Donald Sheely said he doubts cable damage was intentional, while Radio Moscow called the action a premeditated provocation and unlawful.
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Roy C. Hale
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Donald Sheely
Washington
Newfoundland
Father of Five Killed In Ohio Crash
Carl J Griffin 47 of Mineral Ridge died when his car went off Ohio 46 and hit a tree Saturday night. He was married and left five children aged 2 to 9.
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Hit Tune Writer Mack Gordon Dies
New York AP Mack Gordon died Saturday at 54 after a brief illness. He wrote lyrics for many hits including Time on My Hands Did You Ever See a Dream Walking Chattanooga Choo Choo Love Thy Neighbor You'll Never Know and Stay as Sweet as You Are.
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Mack Gordon
Chattanooga Choo Choo
Shooting Fatal To 2 In Dayton
In Dayton Ohio an estranged West Side couple Jess James Loveless 25 and Rose Lee Loveless 25 were found dead after a murder suicide at 26 Reza Street. The husband shot his wife in the head with a .22 revolver then killed himself. Their daughter Jean 8 witnessed part of the incident. An autopsy will determine official rulings.
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Richard Grundlish
Chuckle Girls Questionable Men Underlies Answers
A witty remark suggests that the Chuckle Girls who know all the answers may have dated men of questionable character. The quip implies a link between confidence in knowledge and rumored romantic liaisons.
Roof Collapse Kills 8 In Ontario Ice Arena Tragedy
In Listowel Ontario a snow loaded roof collapsed during a Peewee game at the Listowel Memorial Arena killing eight under 12 players and injuring nineteen others. An adult recreation director Kenneth McLeod died, coach Norman Stirling injured, and arena manager Percy Knoblaugh survived. Rescue efforts continued as officials investigated and heavy snowfall weighed on the dome shaped roof.
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Norman Stirling
Percy Knoblaugh
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Hotel Britannia
Huntsville
Five Navy crewmen killed in Prescott crash of C1216 transport
A Military Air Transport Service C1216 crashed and exploded near Prescott Arizona, killing all five Navy crewmen. The four engine plane, from Morfet Naval Air Station Sunnyvale, had been practicing landings at Prescott Municipal Airport and had flown training missions from Litchfield Park. Wreckage was scattered over rugged terrain along US Highway four miles north of town. Local rancher Sam Steger reported the dive and explosion. Names of the dead were withheld pending kin notification.
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U S Plans Wide Berlin Crisis Preparations
Washington reports an outline of preparations by the United States and allies for a potential Berlin showdown. The two-pronged plan aims to strengthen long term Western positions including an early IRBM base agreement with Italy and updating air defenses, while signaling readiness for rapid action as Soviet pressure grows.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
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Executions Listed For 1958 Across States
Washington AP reports 48 convicts were executed in 1958, the lowest since 1930. All were men with 40 murder, 7 rape, and 1 robbery with a firearm. Methods: 34 electrocuted, 13 by lethal gas, 1 by hanging. California, Georgia, Ohio and Texas each had 6 executions.
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Federal Prisons Bureau
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Prisons Bureau
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Georgia
Ohio
That is The Ticket Holiday Traffic Cop Case
CHICAGO AP. On Saturday traffic cop Don Costigan greeted drivers with a holiday mood. He issued tickets to Peter Easter and Roger Christmas among others, reflecting a lighthearted approach to enforcing the rules on a festive day.
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Don Costigan
Peter Easter
Roger Christmas
Thor Able Disappears In Clouds From Cape Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Thor Able rocket carrying an intercontinental ballistic missile nose cone rose into storm clouds at 2 8 am EST. Tracking was weak and no recovery of the 13 pound satellite cone occurred. Eight Thor Able tests have been flown in 10 months with no recoveries. The Army aims to launch a satellite past the moon in a four day window starting Saturday night to study radiation and begin a long solar orbit.
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Pacific
Wife Says Kear Led To Slaying Reported in Ohio
In Springfield Ohio Sheriff deputies said Lucille Locher 45 admitted fatally stabbing her husband Paul 46 after he came at her with a butcher knife She called a son for help and he took his father to Mercy Hospital where he died from a chest wound The accused said the argument repeats weekly and this prompted the act
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Ohio
Lucille Locher
Paul
No Signals Heard Test Satellite Orbit Uncertain
A Discoverer satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base could not be confirmed in orbit four hours after lift off. Rear Adm. John E. Clark said radar and tracking data would settle the orbit question tonight, noting possible satellite antenna trouble. The 1,300 pound craft, first from the West Coast base, aimed for a polar path, with preliminary radio data suggesting a successful launch.
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A Glance Inside Flood Story Far From Being Over
A month after severe floods, Fritz Lalendorf chronicles a family facing a major repair and related expenses as they work toward normal life. The piece appears on Page 23 and highlights ongoing local flood impacts and recovery efforts.
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