Plane crash survivor list lands in New Hampshire hospital
Berlin New Hampshire reports a northeast Airlines DC3 crash in a mountain terrain. Seven aboard, including Peter Carter and Stewardess Mary McEttrick, survived after 34 hours in freezing conditions. three were stretchered, others walked from the wreck. Rescue teams rushed victims to waiting ambulances and Berlin Hospital for treatment.
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Wisconsin Weather Summary From December 2019 Report
The report notes considerable cloudiness and cold with light snow flurries in the west. Friday sees some snow and frost with low in the single digits to teens and a high in the upper 20s to mid 30s. West winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to southwest, with stronger gusts in the northwest.
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Milwaukee man Netzel seized in wife shooting case
Richard Netzel a 30 year old Milwaukeean sought since Monday night in the shooting of his Italian wife was arrested by an Outagamie officer. Detectives planned to return him to Milwaukee but first to Kaukauna to locate the gun. Netzel said I dont know why I did it. I love my wife. Authorities charged him with assault with intent to murder. His wife Sylva remained in critical condition.
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Wisconsin Cold Snap Notches Subzero Readings Across State
A broad winter outbreak kept Wisconsin’s highs in the 20s and 30s with subzero lows in Grantsburg and Milwaukee. Grantsburg felt five below, while La Crosse and Milwaukee posted upper 20s to mid 30s statewide as conditions eased in the east. Nationally, arctic air chilled the Rockies to the Atlantic with light snow in the northern Midwest.
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Soviet Union and Iran Sign War Debt Accord
The Soviet Union and Iran signed a pact in Tehran to settle war debt claims and frontier differences dating to czarist times. The accord covers a bill of 11 tons of gold and 8 million dollars Iran says was for services to Soviet forces in World War I.
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Senate Approves McCarthy Censure First Count
Sen Joseph R McCarthy resumes anti communist probes Monday after a Senate censure vote. He says the action does not remove his Senate privileges or chairmanship and will press on with investigations of communists in defense plants.
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Britain warns Red China over Formosa island clashes
London formally tells Peiping to halt attacks on Nationalist held islands off Formosa and urges the United States and Chiang Kai-shek to proceed cautiously with the pending U S Formosa defense agreement amid rising Far East tensions.
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Train crash in Belgium kills 18. 90 hurt, many trapped
An Express passenger train jammed with football fans derailed near Louvain Belgium. At least 18 died and 90 were injured, with 25 in serious condition. Rescue teams cut into crushed coaches nine hours after the wreck as fire engines and police aided victims.
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U S Retaliation Against Mainland Likely Says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles warned that the United States would retaliate against a Red invasion of Formosa and said a mutual defense pact with Chinese nations on Formosa would be signed soon. He mentioned a possible naval blockade if Americans jailed as spies are not released and noted ties to a wider Pacific alliance.
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Red Nations Move Toward Joint Command Pact
A 1955 report notes Red Nations plan a joint command under a pact to be presented to Moscow. The Senate committee signaled a favorable reaction, with Asia Pacific allies including Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Australia, and New Zealand cited as dependent on ratification.
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Wisconsin Roads Describe Good Overall Condition
Wisconsin road conditions are generally good with snow affecting only the Martirelle and La Crosse areas. The state highway department reports clear roads in Racine Ke-Rhosha Exhora regions after sanding and snow removal. Washington coverage notes a meeting on Defense Production Act and mobilization, detailing historic context and current rationing framework as of June.
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International drug ring cracked by U S and four nations
U S agents and police from four nations coordinated raids in Rome and other cities to disrupt a global drug trafficking network. Authorities seized 84 pounds of narcotics including opium crude morphine and hashish during the operation.
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Statues Damaged In Cemetery at Appleton
Police report vandalism at St Joseph's Catholic Cemetery in Appleton. The second attack in recent years damaged several statues with losses estimated higher than the previous $1000 figure.
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Condition Of Pope Deteriorates, Vatican Reports
Vatican officials say the Pope's condition has worsened, with medical staff continuing to monitor his health and respond to treatment as public updates remain cautious and limited. The Holy See has not disclosed new details on his diagnosis or prognosis.
U S Yacht Missing Off Coast of Japan
An American family of four sails the Phoenix on a world cruise from Hiroshima. The 35 foot two mast yacht, reported missing since Oct 28, has a Coast Guard search focused off the coast of Japan. Dr Earl Reynolds, 44, his wife Barbara 39 and children Ted 16 Jessica 10 aboard. Reynolds worked for the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. The crew was last heard of near Choshi and the boat was making about four knots.
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Nehru Defends HeadHunting Tribesmen Amid Border Clash
Indian Prime Minister Nehru described headhunting tribesmen on both sides of the Indo Burmese border as "fine men" while reporting no tourney ment in a tribal clash. He noted a village in Assam state near the Burmese border was invaded with losses and a mail runner killed, fueling vengeance.
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Censure Move Against Churchill Seen Unlikely After His Apology
Parliamentary observers say a censure motion against Sir Winston Churchill is unlikely after his apology. The Labor Party and press commentary criticize, while Conservative voices defend him amid debates on his wartime conduct and remarks.
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Senate Censures McCarthy on Zwicker and Second Charge
The Senate voted 67 to 20 to condemn McCarthy for his treatment of Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker and rejected a second charge related to alleged abuse of authority. The censure motion, debated by the special committee, rewrites the second count stating disavowal of McCarthy's conduct toward Zwicker. The final fate of the Zwicker matter remained uncertain as a staff forecast possible further action.
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Dr. Sander Readmitted to Medical Group NH
An out of court note reports Dr. Sander being readmitted to the medical group in New Hampshire. The brief item confirms his reentry after a period of inactivity, with no details on charges or proceedings.
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Yoshida Party Calls Executive Session To Map Election Plans
Yoshida's party convened a meeting of regional executives to plan general elections as he faces a battle to stay in power. Analysts warn the move signals possible dissolution of the Diet if no confidence measures pass.
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