Dulles Maps Berlin Crisis Plans Amid Soviet Pressure
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles press for Allied unity over West Berlin as Soviet calls for a summit rise. British and West German leaders debate response while Adenauer presses to resolve Berlin issue before new proposals. Dulles plans counter proposals if needed, aiming to oppose Khrushchev plan and map Western strategy for Paris conferences.
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State pay boost sought by California employees
In Sacramento the California State Employees Association urged Gov Edmund Brown to approve a five percent general raise from January to July. The State Personnel Board recommended a 7.3 percent increase next July with higher boosts for state college staff, totaling an estimated 1.35 million dollars. The CSEA cited October surveys showing state workers lagging private and other government jobs by 5.7 percent, warning the gap could reach 10 percent soon.
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U N Assails Soviet Anew on Hungary
United Nations General Assembly condemns the Soviet Union and the puppet Hungarian regime for repressing Hungarians. The vote was 54 to 10 with 31 abstentions. the Soviet bloc and Yugoslavia voted no, many Asian and African neutral states abstained or were silent. Israel and Yemen were absent. Adjourment lingers as Algeria question remains under debate.
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Train Hits Bus Killing Two Pupils in Essex Ontario
In fog and with a northbound train at 160 mph the New York Central Detroiter struck a St Ignatius School bus stalled at a crossing near Essex. Two boys Paul Basse 11 and David Purvis 8 died while eight children and the bus driver were injured. The bus carried pupils from Holy Name parish school. The engineer said he couldn’t stop in time. A separate note mentions an auction of a house bought by Oscar Sturgill valued at about 7000 dollars and Mrs Williams firing four shots at pranksters at night, none hit.
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Students Besiege Japan Governor Over Teacher Action
UCI Japan governor Masumi Mizobuchi was held in his office for over eight hours by angry students demanding the school board rescind disciplinary action against 21 teachers who opposed a new teacher efficiency rating system.
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Weather Forecast Notes Clear Tonight and Sunny Saturday
A brief forecast indicates clear skies tonight with sun on Saturday and continued warm temperatures. The maximum temperature expected by noon today is noted but not specified in detail.
Three Die in Maryland House Fire in East New Market
In East New Market Dorchester County an Eastern Shore family of five perished in a fire that swept their home Thursday night. Roy Ceokes 60 Daisy 58 and Nathaniel 38 were not recovered at the ruins. Leroy 21 and Ralph 14 died at Cambridge Maryland Hospital.
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Kidney transplant helps brothers share Christmas hope
In Oklahoma City a Christmas tale centers on Bill and Sam Merriman, two brothers each with one functioning kidney. Sam donated a kidney to Bill in a groundbreaking single operation at Virginia Medical College in Richmond, enabling Bill to recover and pursue a master’s degree while Sam paused his Air Force career to return home with his family. Both men and their wives Eleanor and Bill’s wife share the outcome as they plan a hopeful holiday.
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Seek to Halt Tieup of N Y Newspapers
New York negotiators met for fresh talks at the Federal Mediation Service to end a delivery workers strike that halted the city’s nine major daily papers. Sam Feldman of the Delivery Union expressed hope for a swift contract settlement as Barney Cameron of the Publishers Association led the management group in extended sessions.
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Bandit shoots cashier in robbery at Pasaden a market
A bandit shot and killed Clarence Hall Jr., 34, as he walked to a branch bank with receipts from Bob's Market in Pasadena. A second suspect fled with about $9,000 in cash and checks after forcing employees and the owner into a storeroom. Police questioned three men, later releasing them. one suspect, William Seely, 39, of Bell Gardens, was identified.
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Fires Start as Matches at Manhattan School
A man distributed decks of matches outside Richman High School for Girls in Manhattan telling pupils to burn the school. Four fires broke out over three hours. 3,350 girls were briefly evacuated before returning to class. Chief Fire Marshal Martin Scott began an investigation as authorities collected more than 100 matchbooks. The man vanished.
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Fireman Dies in L A Blaze
Los Angeles firefighters James Tlassan aged 33 was killed when a roof collapsed while they were entering a rug cleaning plant fire. Gerald Baird 34 was pulled to safety with serious injuries as the building burned and collapsed beams trapped Tlassan.
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Bay Area Feels Quake Aftershock Registered
An aftershock of an earthquake in the San Francisco Bay area was recorded Thursday afternoon by the UC seismograph measuring 3.0 on the Richter scale. The larger quake that woke thousands at 1:52 am registered intensity between 4.7 and 5.0, with the second quake noted at 1:40 pm about 12 hours later.
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Classifieds and notices compilation brief
Reader alert lists pages and sections from the newspaper including Beach Combing Page B-1 Wal Bayla Page, Bridge Page Be 1l, Comics Page C8, Crossword B-4, Death Notices B-2, Editorial B-10, Financial B-3, Sports C-1 to S, Theaters B-, Weather A-2, Wilson B-11, Women B-6 7, Your World A-3.
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