Rebuilding Liberty Road Section Bids Sought
The State Roads Commission invites bids by January 8 for a major Liberty road project from Eldersburg to near the Carroll county line and for the Sykesville to Eldersburg stretch. The 12 year program covers grading drainage widening relocation and surfacing with planning underway for right of way acquisition.
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Prominent Cincinnati Families In Shootings
Two families draw national attention after a morning shooting at Lester Aue’s home in Cincinnati. Lester Aue died instantly along with his daughter Susan 17. Helen Aue 50 remained in a coma and Gordon Pape Jr 19, Susan's boyfriend, unconscious from a head wound. A letter in Pape's car hinted at a feud over a refused relationship. Deputies pursued leads as investigators and prosecutors watched over the victims, then retired without updates as the wounded lingered.
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Widespread Fog Paralyzes Eastern Travel During Holiday
A dense fog blanket stretched from the Midwest to the East Coast disrupting air travel health of major airports closed and trains delayed. Hundreds stranded as fog caused flight diversions and ferry suspensions while highways faced heavy traffic and slower speeds during the Christmas period.
Otto John Sentenced to Four Years for Treason
Otto John former West German intelligence chief was sentenced to four years in prison for treasonable relations with the Communists during his 17 month stay behind the Iron Curtain. The Federal Supreme Court announced the verdict after a six week trial with seventy witnesses. John claimed he was drugged and driven into East Berlin on July 20 1954.
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Forehead injury after traffic stop near Fifth and Beats street
A driver reported being struck on the forehead by an unknown person at Fifth and Beats. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration and forearm contusion and released. The incident occurred after a traffic stop with little further information given. A minor collision at Frederick High School entrance involved Emory J. Zimmerman. damage estimated at $10 to the Foland car and none to Zimmerman's vehicle. Sergt. Denver Shook investigated.
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Sergt
Denver
Three Killed In Windup Of Shopping
Three people died during Maryland's long holiday weekend while Christmas shopping. Alma Cunningham, 2, was struck in Baltimore. Gaily Wassel, 34, faces charges after a pedestrian collision in a separate incident. Allan Hardy, 21, died when struck in Morningside. A separate toll-gate crash injured a pedestrian. Newburg resident Enwood Schater suffered a possible leg fracture.
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Prince Georges County
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Hurna
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Andrews Air Force Base
Mercer Hampton
Upper Marlboro
Potomac River Bridge
Charles Rodolph Robey
la Plata
Enwood Sehater
Newburg
Pedestrian Struck by Auto on U S 4 Near Cumberland
A 42 year old pedestrian Ralph E Hutzell of Cumberland was killed crossing a bridge over Wills Creek on U S 4 just west of Cumberland. Driver Wiley Melvin Faw of Cumberland was hospitalized with shock and lacerations after his car left the road and struck Hutzell.
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Robert C. Sayer
Record High 66 Set in Baltimore Weather Run
A Baltimore reading shows a record high of 66 degrees achieved Friday, surpassing the previous 63. The U S Weather Bureau in Emmitsburg notes a warm, wet forecast for the Christmas weekend with mild temperatures and rain chances.
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Feuding Singers Share Same Plane To Europe
New York soprano Maria Callas and baritone Enzo Sordello boarded the same plane to Europe after a public feud at the Met Opera. They were seen speaking briefly at Idlewild Airport before departure. Callas said she offered a handshake if Sordello apologized. he refused. Sordello claimed she was fired for holding a longer role than her. Met General Manager Rudolf Bing cited failure to cooperate with the conductor.
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Hazardous Driving Over Wide Sections
Millions of motorists joined the Christmas rush as heavy fog and wet weather swept the eastern half of the country. Safety experts feared a record traffic toll with at least 45 deaths reported nationwide by mid holiday, as conditions from the Midwest to the Atlantic Coast remained treacherous.
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Army Clique Seizes Central Sumatra Power in Coup
A group of army officers seized control in central Sumatra amid economic crisis and unrest. Col Simbolon proclaimed himself head of civilian and military authority, rejecting the central cabinet but not planning a new state. Jakarta pledged a delegation, while communications were restricted and no other regions appeared involved.
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Netherlands
Nixon Also To Make Stop In Iceland
Vice President Nixon arrived in Salzburg amid a snowstorm to survey Hungarian refugee camps. He planned a six hour stopover in Iceland where US forces have been a political issue and met local officials and private citizens.
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British and French Leave Egypt as U N Forces Take Over
Port Said reports the final withdrawal of British and French troops from Egypt after eight weeks of war. The UN police will temporarily govern the city while Egypt prepares to reclaim control. Israel begins Sinai pullback as international pressure grows. Dag Hammarskjold notes a partial Israeli withdrawal by January 10. Arab leaders urge full eviction and accuse Britain and France of collusion.
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Lagging In Gifts For Hungarian Refugees
Five public service groups say the American public falls short in relief giving to Hungarian refugees. The Red Cross and CARE warn they may cut services elsewhere to aid Hungarians fleeing into Austria. Signers include American Red Cross CARE Church World Service Catholic Relief Services and United Jewish Appeal.
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Army researchers Wright and Lincoln awarded Secretary of the Army fellowships
Dr Ralph Wright and Dr George Lincoln, Fort Detrick scientists, are among the first Army civilians to receive Secretary of the Army Research and Study Fellowships. Wright plans further immunology work at Oxford after an anthrax vaccine development. Lincoln, a botanist and geneticist, will study at Caltech and other institutions.
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Boom Sil Srong Boom Sil Srong NEW YORK
With a week left the 1356 business boom remains strong as industrial production hits record levels. Christmas shopping revives with heavy department store crowds while auto output and steel production set new highs. Freight costs and rail rate hikes loom post holiday, signaling higher prices in 1957.
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