Sun Blinds Driver In Alberta Bus Tragedy
In Lamont Alberta 16 of 42 aboard a Canadian National Railway freight bus were killed when a freight train struck as the bus crossed a rural approach. Only one aboard survived uninjured. 25 injured, 10 seriously. Rescuers used tractors and acetylene torches to free victims. The bus had collected students in Chipman, ten miles away. Driver Frank Burney may have been blinded by the sun. Officials promised a full investigation into school bus safety.
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Lamont
Alta
Keith Tompkins
Canadian National Railways
Alberta
Keith
Tom
Robert
Chipman
Prairie Town
Frank Burney
Jimmy Winnick
Soviets target Dag Hammarskjold in Congo clash
United Nations debate on Congo costs intensifies as the Soviet Union demands Hammarskjold be blamed for UN financing woes. The U.N. budget committee faces pressure over a $66 million Congo operation bill with Hammarskjold warning of possible scrapping if member states fail to pay quickly. The United States pledges $14 million extra while urging others to share the burden. The Soviets argue Congo costs are not mandatory and press to end the operation, accusing Hammarskjold of acting for Western powers.
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United Nations
N. Y.ap
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Hammarskjold
U. N
U. N. Congo
United States
General Assembly
U.N
Congo budget proposal faces Soviet pressure at U.N.
The Soviets show little chance of blocking Hammarskjold's proposal to fold the Congo operation into the regular budget. Their current tactic may lay groundwork for an assault on the secretary general when the Congo question reaches the General Assembly, portraying him as a tool of Belgium and the United States and accusing him of acting as a Western agent without U.N. consultation.
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Hammarskjold
Congo
General Assembly
United States
U.N
Falls 2 Votes Short Unemployment Extension Fails
Ohio Democrats closed a special session after failing to pass an unemployment compensation extender sought by Gov. Michael Vo lmvineauc. The DiSalle bill failed as both an emergency and regular measure, falling two votes short for the latter. Despite the setback, 116 of 117 DiSalle recess appointments to top state posts were confirmed by the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Quits
Mirm
Cnael Vo
Vineauc
DiSalle
Senate
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Cincinnati
Racing Commission
DiSalle’s appointments pushed through by narrow margin
DiSalle secured confirmations with a Senate inclined to approve and a Republican minority allowing responsibility for appointments. The special session ended anticlimactically after the House failed to pass an unemployment benefit extender with an emergency clause. Four Republicans backed the bill along with 64 Democrats, but six Democrats deserted the DiSalle camp, leaving a 58 to 59 margin.
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DiSalle
Senate
House
Cold spell to linger with modest warm up later week
Weather outlook warns of continued cold with nightly lows around 20 and daytime highs near 38 this Thursday. Showers expected Monday and yesterday's record low near 25 after a frigid 33 high at 1 am. no measurable snowfall yesterday.
Growth Keynote Sets National Goals for 1960s
Washington AP report outlines growth as the central objective to create 13.5 million new jobs, fund research and education, rebuild downtowns, and counter grave danger. It warns slower growth could force higher taxes, reduced leisure, and sacrifices. The commission backs federal education aid, targeted tax revision, civil rights strides, and retraining for displaced workers. The 11-member panel filed the 10 month study with President Eisenhower.
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Washington
White House
Dent
Commission On National Goals
Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
Court Rejects Halt to New Orleans School Integration
A three judge federal panel in New Orleans unanimously denied the New Orleans School Board’s bid to suspend integration in two public schools. The panel also rejected Louisiana’s bid to overturn the original integration order issued by U.S. District Judge J Skelly Wright. The judges on the panel were Wright Rives and Christenberry.
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New Orleans
Oosis Pe
State of Louisiana
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
Richard T. Rives
Fifth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
Herbert W. Christenberry
Revolts in Argentina as Peronist uprising spreads
Rightist uprisings flare in Salta Province as armed civilians seize oil sites in Tartagal and Vespucio and cut rail lines. Earlier in Rosario, Peronist supporters attacked barracks but were driven back after four hours. casualties reported unofficially. Government says Rosario revolt crushed and North Salta revolt similar to Rosario action.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sala
Salta
Tartagal
Vespucio
Juan D. Peron
Rosario
Peronistas
50 Days For Study DiSalle Stays Date Of Klumpp Execution
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle stayed the Dec. 9 execution of Edythe Margaret Klumpp for 30 days to study her case. The Ohio Supreme Court fixed the death sentence after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear her appeal in the murder of her lover's estranged wife, Louise Bergen. The Pardon and Parole Commission will review the case and advise the governor, who will decide between execution and life imprisonment for the 42 year old mother of four.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Margaret Klumpp
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Louise Bergen
Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commission
Klumpp
Marysville Reformatory
State defies ruling on segregated schools and school board order
The state, citing a special session resolution, rejects the 1954 Supreme Court ruling prohibiting segregated schools. The unanimous court also issued a temporary injunction against Gov Jimmie H. Davis, state officials, and the legislature to stop interference with New Orleans public schools run by the Orleans Parish School Board.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Jimmie H. Davis
New Orleans Public
Orleans Parish
Court rejects interposition as unconstitutional doctrine
A 17 page opinion discusses interposition by which the state tried to interpose sovereignty between the Supreme Court school decision and Louisiana residents. The judges conclude that interposition is not a constitutional doctrine and that serious use would amount to illegal defiance of constitutional authority.
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Supreme Court School
Louisiana
Rumors Swirl Over Lumumba Location in Congo
Reports place ex premier Patrice Lumumba about 400 miles east of Leopoldville near Kikwit and Idiofa as he moves toward Luluabourg. Rumors claim arrests and hospital checks but no sources confirm. Lumumba aides say he is in transit amid strong local support toward Kaasa Province.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Stanleyville
Luluabourg
Kasai
Lumuma
Kikwit
Idiola
Kwilu
Lumumba
Leopold“ie
Mistress confronts salesman after bumper toy gun scare
Ontario, Calif. A house wife tripped on her son's toy gun while answering a doorbell. The salesman fled over a 3 foot fence after being confronted. Police learned her 15 year old son Jimmie posted a sign saying we shoot every third salesman and the second one just left.
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Ontario
Calif
Bernard Pennino
Jimmie
Caracas Riots Continue as Betancourt Faces Walkout
In Caracas, leftist students clash with troops amid a widening riot that has left 6 dead and 105 injured. Firing from high schools on Avenue Roosevelt persists as military crackdowns suspend civil guarantees. Betancourt accuses Communists of guiding the unrest.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Avenue Roosevelt
Today's Chuckle Attic saying about keeping things you will not want
A light quip notes an attic as storage for items you will never want until you abandon them. The joke hinges on the paradox of preserving and discarding belongings over time.
New York psychiatrist Soblen tied to Soviet spy rings
Dr Robert Soblen age 60 held on 75 000 bail for federal hearing December 20 as a brother of jailed Soviet spy Jack Soblen. Prosecutors say both men ran separate espionage rings passing defense secrets to the USSR. FBI says Soblen did not flee and even stopped his car for agents. Indictment covers 18 co conspirators including Soviet officials and four Americans.
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NEW York
FBI
Robert Soble
Soble
Soblen
Jack Soble
Soviet Union
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
Jack Goble
Lavrenti P. Beria
Stalin
United States
Lithuania
Canada
Dr. Soble
Rockefeller Plaza
Office of Strategic Services
Jack
New York City
Rockland
Dina
Esther Rand
Sylvia Callen
Lucy Booker
Floyd Miller
Record of a Historic US Cold Wave and Snow Storm
A fierce cold snap spread from the Rockies to the Northeast and Gulf coast after a storm that reached Quebec. Strong winds and heavy snow blanketed the Great Lakes to mid-Atlantic, with one inch plus in parts of Pennsylvania and New York. The blizzard caused at least six deaths as temps plunged to subzero levels from Montana to South Dakota and Minnesota, with Bismarck at minus 12.
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Midwest
Rockies
Central Gulf
Quebec
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
Montana
South Dakota
Minneota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Bismarck
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Cold Air Sweeps Across Rockies and Plains
Temperatures lingered in the tens from the Rockies through the central and southern Plains toward the lower Great Lakes, while the Northeast saw a sharp drop as cold air moved in from the Midwest, pushing unseasonably low readings.
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Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Forecast Delayed By Weather Advisory Note
San Francisco weather office reports forecast delayed due to bad weather. The notice was transmitted via teleprinter on Tuesday night, delaying the daily forecast dispatch.
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San Francisco
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Canton
Archer Reilly
Neil Robinson
Mansfield
Dan C. Taber
Gallipolis
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