Grand Jury Nabs 21 New Suspects Off N Y Docks
New York police say 21 arrestees with sealed indictments were nabbed by the Kings County grand jury on the Brooklyn waterfront. Arrests followed dawn warrants. all will be arraigned before Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz. Names were not immediately released.
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Two More Women Called to Testify In Brink's Probe
Two women, dressed smartly, appeared before a federal grand jury investigating the Brink's vault robbery. Details were scarce as identity was not released. the floor was secured and press barred.
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Brink's Express Company
Union Clarostat In New Peace Try
A third attempt at ending a three week strike at Clarostat Manufacturing in Dover will occur tonight in Boston with company union officials and a federal mediator. Local 242 SUB-CIO says it lowered wage demands from 17 to five cents per hour for about 1,000 workers. Clarence: Clarostat is Dover's largest industry and makes TV and electrical equipment, while management has offered two cents per hour across the board.
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Clarostat Manufacturing Company
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California governor taps Kuchel to replace Nixon in Senate
Governor Warren selects Thomas H. Kuchel a Republican to succeed Vice President elect Richard M. Nixon in the U S Senate. The action follows Nixon's election as vice president and reshapes California's political leadership with Kuchel stepping into the Senate seat.
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Richard M. Nixon
U. S. Senate
New State Building and Seawall Planned in Budget Request
Concord NH plans to build a $1.3 million state office building and a $1 million Hampton Beach seawall funded self financed by agency rent. Frank D Merrill, Public Works Commissioner, also filed a $36.9 million biennial budget, proposed abolishing the Travel Bureau, and a bonus system for efficiency.
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Hydrogen blast devastates Nagoya fertilizer plant
A massive hydrogen explosion at the Tea Syn thetic Chemical Company in Nagoya left at least 15 dead, 370 injured with 76 in critical condition and five missing. Police and U.S. volunteers wore gas masks as investigators probe a spark in a hydrogen tank. Damage is estimated at 14 million dollars.
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Oeom
Thomas Nonaka
AFL Chief Seeks Amended Taft Hartley After Election
Washington The AFL headed by George Meany says it will settle for satisfactory amendments to Taft Hartley rather than full repeal. Meany indicated in a radio interview that November election results slowed the drive for repeal.
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Eliot Man Dies in Fire at Main Street Home
Eliot Man 79 dies from carbon monoxide and smoke inhalation after a fire swept a two and a half story frame house on Main Street. Fire departments from Eliot and Kittery battled the blaze. Spinney was found near the back door. Survivors include daughter Ruth Sanborn of Eliot and brother Albert Spinney.
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Portsmouth Hospital
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Roger Haley
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Rockingham County
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Urech
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
John W. Noel
John F. Hill Grange
Eliot Congregational Church
Ruth 8. Sanborn
Albert L. Spinney
Four New England Fires Claim Six Lives
Fires across New England killed six people including a mother and four children in Chicopee Massachusetts a church in Manchester St George’s Catholic Church burned destroying a temple of worship and a Bangor hotel and three businesses in a span of hours. An 82 year old man Peter McNeil was found dead in a Bangor hotel corridor as fire destroyed the Atler Hotel and nearby shops. A Dartmouth College widow Ruth A Robinsons brick home burned in Hanover and a Pittsburgh theater was saved by projectionist John Stanton and his warning to patrons with his son among those evacuated.
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Chicopee
Mass
Associated Press
Manchester
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Bangor
Peter McNeil
En Hanover
Ruth A. Robinson
William A. Robinson
Dartmouth College
Pittsburgh
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U N Santa Troops Open Their Hearts to Korean Kids
U N troops in South Korea plan dozens of Christmas parties for homeless children. American and British units collect toys, clothing, and food, with regiments adopting villages and orphanages near Kapyong and Seoul. Maj. Emerson C Heinz spearheads a division wide gift effort.
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South Korea
United Nations
Emerson C. Heinz
Oakland
Calif
Colt
John T. Kilenyna
San Francisco
Eighth Army
Civilian Demands Mount for Probe of Air Disasters
Moses Lake Washington. A military investigation into history’s worst air crash began as civilian demands for a probe grew. The disaster killed 86 aboard the U S military’s largest airplane, with 30 survivors. Calls rose for grounding aircraft, safety checks, and a Senate probe by subcommittee. Lt William O Connell of Portland identified among dead. Captain Demas of Cleveland and Charleston described the takeoff failure. Identification of victims continues via dental records at Larson AFB. Sen Russell urged exhaustive inquiry. Sen Stennis pressed for full report on Globemaster crashes.
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Richard Russell
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George Demas
Cleveland
Charleston
Larson Afb
Demas
William O'Connell
Portland
Trade talk with Eisenhower dominates day in New York
In a two hour session at the Commodore Hotel Eisenhower met with George A. Sloan and Warren Lee Pierson to discuss international trade programs and the need for preparedness. Sloan praised the President-elect’s grasp of the issue while Pierson noted the conference included committee on the present danger members and other officials.
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Wild Bill” Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
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Herbert Brownell
Geneeral
Roger M. Kyes
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Stassen
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U.N. rejects Soviet bid to condemn U S for Korea killings
United Nations Assembly voted 45 to 5 against condemning the United States over the Pongam Island incident in Korea. The vote occurred after late-night debate as Eisenhower prepared to take office. U S delegate Gross called the Soviet move sickening and propaganda, arguing guards acted to quell rioting Reds and prevent greater casualties.
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Thailand
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Report urges arraignment of Russia for Katyn massacre
A congressional committee urged that Soviet Russia be arraigned before the International Court for murdering 15 000 Poles in the Katyn Forest massacre during World War II and urged a new inquiry into Communist atrocities in Korea. The panel spent over a year studying who was responsible for the Katyn killings, noting blame long contested between Russia and Nazi Germany. Graves of Polish victims were found in the Katyn Forest near Smolensk by German troops in 1943.
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Siamese Twins Survive Separation Milestone in Medical History
In Chicago Illinois the Brodie brothers born joined at the head endured a 12 hour 40 minute separation operation. Roger remains comatose and precarious while Rodney is critical after the groundbreaking procedure. The twins are the only head linked pair to survive surgical separation, marking a historic milestone as guardians report no change for better or worse.
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French Liner Champollion Runs Aground South of Beirut
The French passenger liner Champollion, 12,346 tons, ran aground in a storm just south of Beirut Harbor with about 100 aboard. Israeli craft waited at Haifa for diplomatic clearance while Lebanon and France negotiate with the United Nations Armistice Commission. The ship showed a vertical crack but a Paris spokesman said it was not breaking up.
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Hood's Egg Nog Ad Offers Ready to Pour Drink
Ad promotes Hood's egg nog described as rich and ready to pour with no measuring or beating required. Encourages ordering from Hood Route Sales or local stores in Portsmouth with a phone contact.
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