U N Eyes Plainti by Syrians at Security Council
United Nations Security Council considers Syrian demand for sanctions against Israel after Maj. Gen. Burns labels the Dec 11 raid on Syrian gun positions a deliberate violation. Syria seeks economic penalties or expulsion, while Israel argues the strike was retaliation to Syrian attacks on Israeli shipping.
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Two Auto Accidents Injure Two Portsmouth Men
Two Portsmouth men were hospitalized with injuries from separate auto crashes on Wednesday. David A. Childers, 23, sustained a right hip fracture after his car left Route 52 eight miles east of Wheelersburg. four others were hurt, including Shirley Hicks, 17, Delores Frater, 17, and Dudley Nichols, 24. Harry Cassidy, 62, suffered a left arm fracture and right ankle after being struck at Ninth and Chillicothe Streets by driver Joseph Hill of Waverly. Cassidy and Hicks were treated and released. Childers remained hospitalized.
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Wheelersburg
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Haverhill
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Shirley I. Hicks
Sixth St
Delores Prater
Dudley Nichols
Ninth St
Hicks
Frater
Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Harrison Ambulance
Ninth and
Chillicothe Sts
Joseph W. Hill
Waverly
Wage boosts approved for rail workers nationwide
Wage agreements signed in Chicago grant pay increases from 10.5 to 14.5 cents an hour for about 800,000 railway workers with hospital benefits. Pennsylvania Railroad and the Transport Workers Union did not sign, while a Philadelphia meeting sought to avert a 22,560 nonoperating employee strike set for midnight.
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Santa's Toy Shop Busy With Work In Scioto County
The Salvation Army toy room at 1028 Chillicothe Street has distributed 2573 toys in three weeks for Scioto County families. Marines and Lions Club campaigns continue with fixed pickup through Friday. Vocational students at Portsmouth High School repaired numerous toys before holiday break, aiding next year’s supply.
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Institutions Ready Turkey A Top Choice For Christmas Dinners
Turkey becomes central holiday fare in Ports mouth area with multiple institutions preparing meals at the Union Mission, Salvation Army, and county facilities. Christmas menus include turkey with sides such as mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, cranberry sauce, and pies for hundreds of people, plus a 4 p.m. Christmas meal at the Mission.
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Winter Arrives With Cloudy Start Across Nation
The first day of winter began at 10 12 am as the sun hit its southernmost point in the Southern Hemisphere. The U S Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy skies and a milder night with 25 to 30 degrees as colder areas saw below freezing from North Carolina to Oklahoma and New England remained cold.
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Four Die In Brooklyn Fire
New York four die in an early morning Brooklyn fire in an eight family building. Firemen say a cigarette ignited a wastepaper basket filled with Christmas wrappings.
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Paraguay Calm Amid Reported Plot Against Stroessner
reports from Asuncion and neighboring areas said the city remained calm despite unconfirmed reports of a revolt by army units and police against President Alfredo Stroessner. officials later said Mendez Fleitas was routed without shooting and arrest ordered. Public Works Minister Samaniego named to command forces.
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Thunderous speed run over area to test sound barrier
Wright Patterson Air Force Base announced two jets will conduct a speed run over the area at about 30 000 feet altitude. An F101 Voodoo and an F100 will be flown by test pilots through Friday likely breaking the sound barrier. A prior event caused thousands to wonder about the loud booms.
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End of Speculation as Lausche Seeks Senate Seat
In Algeria riots surge as nationalist guerrillas wage Christmas offensive and French forces mount major drive. Casualty tallies rise with 89 killed reported, while terrorists threaten Moslems who resign posts ahead of January 2 elections. France postpones Algeria vote amid security crisis.
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First Family Welcomes New Grandchild Mary Jean Eisenhower
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower become grandparents again as Barbara Eisenhower gives birth to a 7 pound 2 ounce daughter, Mary Jean, at Walter Reed Army Hospital. John Eisenhower informs the president by telephone. The White House plans Christmas greetings for staff while considering post holiday travel.
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National Security Council
Tiny radio plane aids survey of enemy positions
Van Nuys California a small radio controlled photo plane designed to take aerial survey photos of enemy positions for frontline commanders has been developed by a subsidiary of Northrop Aircraft Inc The unit aims to provide quick assessment data for military planning.
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Machinery For Sale Of Ford Stock Ready
NEW YORK The complex process to bring the public into Ford Motor Co stock rolls into high gear as the Securities and Exchange Commission reviews the registration. Ford sales totals reveal a record $4.04 billion in the first nine months and profits of $312 million.
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Steelworkers Local 2116 to Host Christmas Party
More than 1,000 children are expected at Steelworkers Hall in New Boston Friday night for the United Steelworkers of America Local 2116 annual community Christmas party. The event starts at 7 pm and features a professional stage show, candy and fruit treats, and a visit from Santa Claus. Committee members include Clyde Parlin John Payton Howard Ziesler and Arthur.
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Lausche to seek Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche ends speculation and announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in the May 8 primary. He had floated runs for governor or president as a favorite son at the national convention, setting up a likely general election clash with Republican Sen. George H. Bender.
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