Stevenson Busy With Diplomats
United Nations U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson planned a busy private talks round on the Congo crisis as diplomats gathered for the UN General Assembly resumption. He scheduled breakfast with Ghana President Nkrumah and planned talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko amid a looming six to eight week session.
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United Nations
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
U.N. General Assembly
Stevenson
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Nkrumah
Andrei A Gromyko
David Ormsby-Gore
Tibet
Hungary
U. S
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
United States
Hammarekjold
New York
Kennedy
Washington
Choir loses money during sermon at Northminster Church
The Northminster Presbyterian Church choir in Washington heard Rev. William H. Kepler on two topics, "When You Feel Blue" and "Will a Man Rob God?" and returned to the choir room to find $93 stolen after a Sunday lent program. Previously on November 15, 1953, $75 vanished after a sermon titled "Will a Man Rob God?"
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Washington
Northminster Presbyterian Church
William H. Kepler
Kepler
Ohio And Miami Rivers Rise As Rain Continues
Ohio and Miami rivers threaten flood levels as weekend rains continue. Cincinnati forecasters expect the Ohio to crest beyond flood stage by dawn and rise further with more rainfall planned today. Red Cross prepares for evacuations. roads and low-lying areas flood across Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, with Newtown and Cincinnati area rivers rising and boating groups ready to assist.
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Miami
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
Smile
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Indiana
U.S. 52
Cincinnnati
Coney Island
Newtown
Little Miami
Cincinnati Outboard
Red Cross
Old Fort
Great Miami
Miamitown
Weather Bureau
Hamilton
Clermont
Warren
Tornado Leaves Chicago South Side Damaged and Darkened
A tornado cut a five mile path through Chicago's South Side at dusk, killing one and injuring 93. Utility crews cleared debris as 25 buildings were deemed unsafe, with 3,000 structures damaged and $5 million in property losses. The storm began near 91st Street and Western Avenue, then moved northeast across neighborhoods before entering Lake Michigan.
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Chicago
George Ramsey
U.S. Weather Bureau
91St Street
Western Avenue
Lake Michigan
Midwest Snow Stalls Mobility Across the Midwest
Heavy snow and mixed precipitation crippled transport in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin with hundreds of cars stalled on rural and urban roads. Wind driven drifts and six inch accumulations hampered clearance as state crews struggled to reach motorists. a tornado-caused damage report appeared near Jerseyville, Illinois. Across the Northwest, a coastal storm brought gale winds up to 83 mph and turned to a heavy snow event, producing 18 inches at Mt. Hood and widespread power and utility line damage in Washington and British Columbia.
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Weather Bureau
Ilowa
State Patrol
Iowa
Eshereville
Jerseyville
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Lake of the Ozarks
Pacific Northwest
Cascade Mountains
Mt. Hood
Washington State
British Columbia
KBS500 Crash Kills 9 Men at Biggs AFB
An Air Force KB50 refueling aircraft crashed near Biggs Air Force Base in El Paso killing all nine aboard. The six engine plane, part of the TAC assigned 431st Air Refueling Squadron, crashed during return from a Pacific mission in a sparsely populated area northeast of the runway. Official inquiry open. Names of seven crew members killed released with hometowns and survivors noted. two victims unnamed pending next of kin notification.
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Biggs Air Force Base
Pacific
Biggs Tower
el Paso
New Mexico-Texas
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Biggs
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Air Force
Frey G. Padelford
FE ‘Paso
Spokane
Wash
Bruce E. Christian
Biggs Afb
Reading
Wayne W. Holt
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles C. Timmson
Kellogg, Minn
Bernard F. Rivers
Rochdale
Mass
Hardin
Joseph T. Rothschoff
Parker, Cole
Parker
Rothschoff
Ohio legislature ends fast veto likely on benefits bill
Ohio lawmakers return to Columbus for a slim 10th week as unemployment benefits debate winds down. Gov DiSalle is expected to veto the non emergency bill, with Republicans short of votes to override, while Congress moves toward a federal extender before April first. The bill’s timing hinges on late Rep Joseph Lady’s funeral and a brief skeleton session.
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Senate
Michael V DiSalle
Congress
Ohio
Joseph K. Lady
R-Hardin
Kenton
Purse Full And More Is Hidden In Indianapolis
A 70 year old Ohio woman Edith Faler Ravenna was detained in Indianapolis after police found 22000 in her purse along with a leash and diamond rings. She claimed she had more hidden and said she planned to marry a 50 year old boyfriend in California but was unsure. The case was referred to her hometown for further handling on a disorderly charge.
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Ohio
Edith Faler
Ravenna
California
General Hospital
Elizabeth Taylor in grave pneumonia with anemia and transfusions
Elizabeth Taylor remains gravely ill in London from pneumonia and anemia. Doctors say her blood is poor and she has required transfusions. A breathing tube limits speech as she fights for recovery in the London Clinic.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Inight
Carl Heinz Goldman
Sixman Medica
Puyehue Volcano Erupts Near Osorno Chile
The Puyehue volcano erupted Sunday sending ashes and smoke from its crater. The Andes mountain peak lies about 65 miles south of Santiago near Osorno, which was lightly coated in ash.
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Peace Corps May Work In U S As Well As Abroad
President Kennedy said the Peace Corps could serve at home in slum education retraining and other efforts while continuing overseas work. Eleanor Roosevelt, R Sargent Shriver and other officials discussed roles including settlement houses with no decision yet. By year end 1000 volunteers may serve two to three years with living allowances.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dent
Shriver
Today's Chuckle What this country needs is cheap ICE
A light humorous line noting that the nation could use affordable ice while joking about inexpensive skates, highlighting a playful pun on cheap gear.
Tornadoes lash Indiana Illinois and Tennessee killing four
Widespread tornadoes struck Indiana Illinois and Tennessee today killing four persons and injuring at least two. Mayme Mansfield age 68 died when a tornado hurled a truck motor into her Kokomo Indiana home. An Indiana storm toppled eight smokestacks at Austin in the southern part of the state. Three people died at Freedonia Tennessee when a twister leveled it and Litchfield Alabama was also hit with at least two injured.
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Tennessee
Mayme Mansfield
Kokomo
Ind
Austin
Freedonia
Litchfield
UN Troops Withdraw From Matadi Congo Port
UN soldiers pull back from Matadi after 24 hours of street fighting with Congolese forces. Two Sudanese soldiers are dead, thirteen wounded, twelve missing, and a Canadian signal captain is unaccounted for. Negotiations continue to restore a UN garrison, with force as last resort if talks fail. The port is Congo's key supply hub and its loss endangers UN operations.
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The
Congo
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Matadi
U.N
United Nations
Congo River
I ‘Boma
Weather improves slowly for Ohio as rain ends
The weatherman previews cooler air crossing Ohio ending a three day rain spell tonight and tomorrow with more showers forecast Wednesday and late in the week. Daytime highs hover around 50 with nights in the 30s. Tonight’s low about 40 and tomorrow’s high near 50. Middletown recorded 65 yesterday afternoon and a 6 degree low this morning, with 1.55 inches of rain since Saturday and more rain expected today.
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West Union
Seaman
U.S
Millwood
Knox County
Nellie
Coshocton
Killbuck
Holmes County
U.S. 40
Guernsey County
U.S. 21
Cincinnati
U.S. 52
Portsmouth
Wilgus
Lawrence County
Middletown
French To Exit Most Moroccan Air Bases Early
Rabat says France will give up all but one air base in Morocco by October 1, two years early. The move, part of postcolonial restructuring, marks a major reduction in military presence and shifts regional defense arrangements.
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Rabat
Morocco
Flood fears and uneven temps mark East readings
The East saw generally moderate temperatures with highs in some areas. New York City reached 70, two below an 81 year record, while Washington DC posted 80 degrees, a date record. Ohio rivers swelled after heavy weekend rains, and rising Mobile River floodwaters led to suspension of mainline passenger service on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Mobile
Alabama
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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