Khrushchev Attacks Ike Over Crude Interference
In Moscow Khrushchev denounces Eisenhower for alleged crude interference in Eastern Europe. He blasts Dulles and U.S. messages as contrary to the Geneva spirit and mocks open sky, Goa, and Western policy while Bulganin hints at intercontinental missiles. Ambassador Bohlen in attendance.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eiserhhower
East Europe
Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Khrushchev
Europe
Eisenhower
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Communist Party
Dulles
Geneva
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
Goa
United States
Portugal
America
Mr. Dulles
Charles E. Bohlen
Britain
Bulganin
Kuehl To Face Bank Holdup Charge In Milwaukee Case
Roy Kuehl, 31, transported from St Louis in leg irons to Milwaukee for federal charges in a December 13 robbery at the Pewaukee State Bank's Merton office. Cooperating suspect Robert Schibline, also jailed, faced extradition from Fayetteville NC with the two former inmates of Waupun State Prison.
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Milwaukee
Roy Kuehl
St. Louis
Merton
Pewaukee
Kuehl
FBI
Robert Schibline
Fond du Lac
Fayetteville
N. C
Edward Minor
Waupun State Prison
Schibline
Green Bay
Fred Staus
Merton Bank
Staus
Arctic Wave Races Across Northern Plains
A new cold wave raced across the northern plains threatening near blizzards in Kansas and Nebraska. The storm from Canada brought 46 degree temperature drops and caused two highway deaths with drifting snow and glazed roads. The system peaked today into tonight across Nebraska and Kansas as warning bulletins urged caution for motorists.
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Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Canada
Colorado
Upper
Great Lakes
Midwest
California
Yuba City
Sacramento- San Joaquin
Oregon
Wyoming
Man Confesses Theft From Osaka Temple Statue
Japan resident Toshio Yokota, 30, a vagrant, confessed to stealing two arms from a 1,145 year old wooden statue in Osaka temple. He said the statue had too many arms for Buddha.
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Koichi
Japan
Toshio Yokota
Osaka
Buddha
Snow and Ice Overtop Byrd Antartic Camps
The Stars and Stripes were raised at Little America as 60 feet of snow and ice cover the 1928 camp while the second camp lies about 40 feet below. Icebreaker experts seek a permanent base for the three year International Geophysical Year expedition onsite to avoid crevasses. Two 70 foot towers now only eight feet remain, and five wooden radio poles from the 1933 1935 Little America era protrude from the ice.
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Little America
Stars and Stripes
Antarctic
Richard Byrd
Glacier
United States Antarctic Expedition
International Geophysical Year
Bay
Bay of Whales
Wisconsin to mobilize traffic patrol for New Year weekend
Governor Kohler announced a statewide crackdown with full patrol deployment on Wisconsin highways for the New Year weekend. Volunteers include current patrol members, recent graduates, and National Guard MP units to add patrol cars and broaden enforcement.
Brother's Gun Wounds Rural Waupaca Boy
A 14 year old, Darwin Davis, suffered a gunshot wound to the head during a play incident at the Gordon Davis home near Sherman, six miles northwest of Waupaca. The bullet from a .22 rifle ricocheted off a BB gun Darwin held as his brother Donald, 17, fired. Darwin underwent surgery at Riverside Community Memorial Hospital and his condition was serious. Police said no charges were filed pending the operation and outcome.
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Waupaca
Mins
Gordon Davis
Darwin Davis
Donald
Floyd Taylor
Darwin
Riverside Community Memorial Hospital
Riverside Hospital
Gordons
Sheridan
Egypt Orders Railway Cars From Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Egypt has ordered railway cars worth 990.00 dollars from Yugoslavia. The visit of President Tito to Egypt is hoped to broaden political and economic ties between the two nations.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Radi Delgrade
Egypt
Tito
Malayan Peace Parleys Collapse
Two days of talks to end the eight year Malayan Communist rebellion failed as Chin Peng and his 3000 guerrillas faded back into upper Malaya. The Reds refused surrender and set face saving demands requiring Britain to cede internal security. Government negotiators led by Rahman, Marshall, and Tan rejected the conditions, leaving the peace effort deadlocked and Chin seeking dominion status hopes in London.
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Baling
Malaya
Chin Peng
Upper
Britain
Gengku Abdel Rahman
Chin
China
Korea
Viet Nam
Rahman
David Marshall
Singapore
Cheng Lock Tan
Asia
Federation of Malaya
Restai
London
State Allocates 1.36 Million Salk Polio Shots
The Public Health Service released 1,362,305 new Salk polio vaccine doses. Wisconsin received 2,142 doses. Of the total, 23,107 doses came from Eli Lilly and Co. and 6,039 from Wyeth Laboratories. This marks the second allocation under the voluntary control plan.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Wisconsin
Three Die In Madison Area Car Accidents
Madison area crashes killed three people overnight two of them sisters from Bridgeport. Chris Mohr 32 a Madison attorney and Dane County Board member died when his car overturned on Madison east limits. Caroline Bedward 15 and Joan 18 died in separate crashes on Highway 141 near Madison. MOhr and Bedwards were among others injured in the related mishap.
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Madison
Crawford County
Chris Mohr
Caroline Bedward
Joan
Bridgeport
Mohr
Dane County
Mice Bedward
New Year Fest Turns Upside Down for Five in Tokyo
Five celebrants in Tokyo fell down stairs at a railroad station during the New Year festivities as Japan marks its biggest holiday. The incident occurred after late night celebrations, with no immediate reports of serious injuries.
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Tokyo
Japan
States Answer Safety Council Plea for New Year Traffic Crackdown
National Safety Council urged emergency action after a Christmas toll of 621 deaths. Governors and state agencies prepared measures from Texas arrests for every traffic violation to National Guard duty, with Chicago and New York planning tougher enforcement and public safety maneuvers during the New Year period.
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National Safety Council
Cornei
Ned H. Dearborn
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
New Hampshire
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Michigan
New York
Princeton
Lewis B. Gerber
Gerber
Israeli Units Repel Invader at Armistice Line
Israeli troops repelled a band of Egyptian soldiers who crossed the armistice line and occupied a hill on the Israeli side of the Gaza strip. The Egyptians used rifles, machineguns, and a heavy mortar in the firefight with no Israeli casualties reported. The border situation was discussed at a Foreign Ministry meeting with UN truce chief Gen. Edson Burns and Israel’s Dr. Walter Eyton. The Palestine truce group blamed both sides for delays to Hammarskjold frontier peace proposals but signaled potential progress.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Foreign Ministry
Edson JL. M. Burns
United Nations Truce Team
Walter Eyton
Israel Foreign Ministry
Palestine Truce Group
Egypt
U.N
Daz Hammarskjold
Whiting Estate Distributed After Tax Audit And Trusts
Probate Court orders distribution of Frank W."s estate of Neenah after a federal audit valued the gross near 700000. Debts reduce to 652000 with two trusts for widow and children. Residuary trust allocations favor son George and daughters Isabelle Schroeder and Fredrika Leach with five year rule for principal and income.
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Frank 3. Whiting
Neenah
Tie
George A. Whiting
Frank Whiting
Merle
Whiting
Isabelle W. Schroeder
Fredrika W. Leach
Stevens Point
Clark and
Fifth Streets
Buenos Aires
Argentina
George A. Whiting Paper Company
Menasha
Whiting-Plover Paper Company
City and County Warn Against Drunken Driving
Oshkosh and county traffic heads pledged a hard line on intoxicated drivers during the New Year weekend. Sheriff Victor Jordan and Capt Cyril Boushele said enforcement would mirror Gov Kohler's plan adding National Guardsmen and state officers. Boushele urged tavern cooperation and emphasized preemptive help to potential offenders.
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Xew
All-Tnt
Sherif Victor Jordan
Cyril Boushele
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Boushele
Estimated 30 Die In Colombia Flash Flood
In Algeciras Colombia a flash flood swept through the southeast border town destroying about 50 homes. A cloudburst sent a torrent down a ravine, drowning an estimated 30 people. Authorities urged heavy drinkers to take cabs or rides and not drive. Sheriff Jordan said traffic patrols would cover rural areas New Year's Eve and the long weekend, with extra deputies on call.
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Algeciras
Colombia
Thomes
Police Department
Boushele
Jordan
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