Four hurt in Eliot headon crash near State Road
Four persons were injured in a two-vehicle collision on State Road near Eliot. Mastan Caditwd, 29, of Téehand Falls, Maine, suffered facial lacerations and a severe concussion and was taken to Portsmouth Hospital in fair condition. John Wyndham, 16, of Efel, had a fractured shoulder and was listed in good condition after treatment. Carlene Wyndham, 41, of Eliot, was treated and released. James Moultan, 18, of Cane Neddick, treated for shock and a facial laceration. his condition was listed as good. Police said the crash occurred when Myddham lost control, crossed into the left lane. Wyndham faces court action. Other incidents include a tractor-trailer rollover in Exeter and a collision on Miller Avenue in Rye, with victims treated for injuries and listed as improving.
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Mastan
James Moultan
Cane Neddick
Wayne ‘Traften
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Wyndham
Willam P. Hanenck
Byron Marswall
Erick Pike
Exeter
Bampton Falla Road
Mary BE. Warburston
Hye
Trartsmouth Hospital
Thomas ©. Kennedy
Sagamore Ave
Miller Avenue
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Tke
Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches New High
The Associated Press reports a record Christmas weekend for highway deaths and total accidents across the nation. Fatalities rose to 68 in Vermont and 120 in other categories, lifting the all-accident total to 867 during a four day period ending Tuesday. Massachusetts and New England states saw severe losses, including three Lowell youths killed when a car plunged off Route 3. Rhode Island reported its first Christmas fatality since 1932.
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New England
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Bedford
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Riley
Cor Felus Sullivan
Dena Carney
Woburn
Rhode Island
Clara Starkey
New Hampshire
Michael J. Latyls
Nashua
Internal Revenue To Hold School for Advisers on Taxes
Internal Revenue will hold a morning session for tax return preparers at a sector high school auditorium. Charles W. Enfield will open at 9 am and introduce staff, with NH district speakers including James L. Walton Joseph L. Mullen James F. Houghton Richard Fornera Charles G. Keebler Elmer B. Mermanson and David C. Nine with alternates. Watson will cover filing requirements at 9:30 and Houghton will address business income and schedules at 11. Keebler and Nine will discuss depreciation and other topics through the afternoon leading to 1:30 pm sessions.
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Secior High School
Charles W. Enilet
Internal Revenuee
New Hampshire
James L. Walton
Joseph L. Mullen
James F. Houghton
Richard Fornera
Charles G. Keebler
Elmer B. Mermanson
the Alernate
David C. Nine
Raymond VW. Elizott
Watson
Houghton
Keebler
Tusheen
Santa Claus Visit Surprises St. John's Parishioners
The English exchange rector Charles Hodgins and his wife learned anew that Santa exists when they found a large decorated tree with gifts in the parsonage after midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Parishioners had helped, persons played Santa, but the spirit was real.
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Charles Hodgins
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Santa
Three Men Dismantle 300000 Gallon Tank by Raft at Naval Yard
Irving Zaitlin and his New England Industrial Dismantling Co crew used a raft to float up to a 160 foot high water tank at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. They dismantled the 300000 gallon tank after filling it with water to support the raft. The team, including supervisor William Copeland, completed the risky removal in a day’s work, with crew members Harold Day Bernard Brackall and Richard C. McGarey tying off from a ladder, one wearing a wrist cast.
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Naval
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Zaillin
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Zaitlin
William Copeland
Rogers St
Yost
Harold’ Day
Washington St. Bernard Brackall
Richard C. McGarey
Kennebunk
Loreless
Dismarute Grills
Ina Day
Ich
Herald
Robert Keene
Egypt Will Not Negotiate Suez Canal Settlement With Britain
Egypt will no longer discuss a Suez Canal settlement with Britain and France, basing talks on UN six point principles that keep the waterway insulated from any one nation's policies. Cairo cites the British French attack and insists negotiations be with the United Nations only, while opposing clearance of wrecks until Israeli forces exit Egyptian territory. News from Cairo notes Israel is withdrawing from Sinai in stages, with Gaza shipping still contested under UN control.
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Gaza
U.N
Recreation Center For Oldsters Urged
City Manager Robert C. Violette advocates a recreation center for retired Portsmouth residents. He proposes a weekly meeting space with cards coffee and social chats funded by a small city appropriation. A volunteer committee could organize residents and officers. Interested citizens may contact City Hall.
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Everly
Portsmouth
Violette
Manchester
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City Ital
Tallahassee Buses Operate Amid Integration Efforts
In Tallahassee buses ran today without racial disturbances after a Christmas Day service. Officials noted a rise in white and Black riders at the downtown transit hub between 8:30 am and 5:45 pm. The city cites U.S. Supreme Court rulings and Montgomery desegregation influence, while Florida state offices and several colleges remained closed for the holiday.
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Shebi
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U.s.sinceme
Montgomery
Ala
Florida
Florida State Unly
Florida A. & OM
Indonesia Cabinet Crisis Deepens Army Revolt in Sumatra
Indonesian Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo’s insecure coalition rejects resignation demands amid a Sumatra army uprising. Cabinet reshuffles follow the withdrawal threat by Split Veterans Party and pressure from Moslems and other coalitions. Naval spokesman says all leave for armed forces canceled.
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Sumatra
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Ali Sastroumidjojo
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Soviet Union
Veterans' Party
Sastroamidjolo
Eni
Mostem
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Medan
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Inéeling
Man Goes Berserk Kills Two Wounds Five On Bus
A Cleveland man opened fire on a Greyhound bus in Chicago, killing the driver and a passenger. Five others were wounded before the assailant was killed by police near St Peter's church. Victims include 18 year old Georgeann Karzske and driver Leo Almerico.
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Zich Suez Canal
Greyhound
Mike Bayvett Pollee
Georgeann Karlzke
Fort Eustis
Charity Hospital
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Leo Almerico
Barrett
St. Peter's Church
U.S. Signals on Hungary Aid and Kadar Regime
The United States contemplates aid to Hungary under Prime Minister Kadar but warns Congress that funding may be unprofitable and could face strong opposition. Dulles noted ongoing talks with Poland and cautious steps toward new regimes, while warning against expecting swift, sure U.S. support for Kasdar's government.
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Hungary
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America
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U.S
Poland
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Kas Dar
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