Mikoyan Tours USA Sees No Pickets Amid Visit
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas J. Mikoyan flew from Los Angeles to New York after a Los Angeles stop filled with TV appearances and meetings. Police and State Department aides kept him under guard as he hobnobbed with stars and students, and a seat reshuffle caused a 22 minute flight delay. Mikoyan described himself as a friendly grandfather seeking peace through trade while dodging questions about Berlin and Eisenhower talks.
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Jobless Rise in December In Yearly Trend
The government reports unemployment jumped above four million in December while overall employment fell by 680,000 to 63,974,000. December unemployment rose to 4,108,000 from 3,838,000 in November, marking the largest monthly increase since June amid winter curtailment.
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Month-long spree ends with two bandits hunted
Patrols chase Joseph Edward Armstrong of Long Beach and Charles Averill, 18, linked to multiple holdups around Bellflower and surrounding towns. Monday night they robbed George's Liquor Store, Ray and Eddie's Market, and Symon's Liquor Store, totaling hundreds in losses, with prior crimes including a Los Altos supermarket robbery and a Belmont Shore car wash holdup. Chandler, the Bellflower clerk, identifies the suspects and recalls Christmas Eve and December holdup victims.
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Long Beach
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Belmont Shore
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New York Baby Kidnapper Arraigned
Mrs Javarone, 43, arraigned in Brooklyn on charges of kidnapping 2 1/2 hour old Lisa. Bail set at 50,000 as defense request for mental examination was denied. Hearing scheduled Jan 20 before Magistrate James A Roe Jr. Father Frank Chionchio initially refused to sign complaint, then agreed after talks with authorities. Conviction could bring maximum penalties.
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Lisa
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Frank Chionchio
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Kenneth
McCabe
Burglars Loot 14 Businesses in Longton Town
Burglars broke into 14 business houses in Longton early today and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. No injuries reported as investigators cordon off the scene and police review surveillance and footprints. Local merchants assess losses and pursue leads with county authorities assisting.
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Ten Men Trapped After Span Collapse Near Memphis Arlington
Eight to ten workmen were trapped when a Louisville and Nashville railroad overpass collapsed in Arlington, a suburb about 15 miles east of Memphis. The span fell on workers below, burying them under concrete and debris. Emergency crews responded to the crash site as authorities investigated the incident.
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Contractor Says He Killed Scout In Monticello
Colvin, 35, a tire contractor, confessed to killing 10-year-old Sam Moss and severely wounding his mother Alma Moss, 40, after an argument in the Moss home. He later turned the pistol on himself but only wounded himself. Sheriff Miller reported the admission.
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Dulles Presses Firm Stance on Mikoyan Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said Russian proposals for Germany are brutal and dangerous for European peace. He stressed allied unity to tie a reunified Germany to the western world, hinted at unification by methods other than free elections, and warned he will push a firm line in talks with Anastas Mikoyan. He indicated readiness for four power talks but rejected new U.S. proposals, reaffirming December Allied plan for East West talks on German unity, security, and Berlin.
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Tragedy at Lands End as Boy Buried in Mud
Rescue diggers at Land's End near San Francisco fought to reach 16 year old Hill Stoltero buried by a landslide after a hike with friend Margaret Valentine. The mud slide also threatened others and left the search in progress as a Coast Guard cutter scanned the area.
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Giant Tanker Explodes and Sinks Off Ishenderun
The Mirador exploded broke in two and sank off Ishenderun Turkey. Thirteen seamen missing six from Mirador and seven from Imroz were reported missing. The Greek owned tanker flying Panamanian flag suffered a prior fire on December 15 amid gasoline transfer to U S Navy vessel Giller Ocklawaha. Four dead included two Greek mercen crew a U S Merchant Marine officer and a sailor from the destroyer Soley. Turkish officials probed sabotage as a possible cause. The Imroz crew of M men were rescued by Turkish Maritime Bank officials.
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Orbor
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Ihe
U. S
Soley
Pierce
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Imroz
Glass Shortage Slows Chrysler Production
Detroit Chrysler Corp will begin curtailing assembly operations Friday due to a shortage of windshields and other automotive glass stemming from a 98 day strike at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go plants.
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Pittsburgh
Aurora Mayor Loses Brawl With City Official
In Aurora, Mayor Paul Egan 58 was defeated in a one round brawl with 48-year-old council sergeant-at-arms Halbesma after a chaotic council meeting. Egan, injured, spent the night in St Charles Hospital. Halbesma was not arrested as police contained the scuffle and the mayor left by taxi.
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Rossman
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Cornell
Donald Curran
Herman M. Halbes
Imayur
Press Forum to Go on TV and Radio
President Eisenhower will answer questions at a National Press Club forum on Wednesday broadcast live by television and radio. The event marks his first club visit since taking office, with a luncheon for members and national coverage from KNA, KABC, and Channel 2. He will speak informally and answer written questions, a departure from standard White House press conferences.
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White Trouse
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Weather Forecast Clear Tonight and Wednesday Sunny
Clear tonight with mostly sunny skies expected on Wednesday. Temperatures will be slightly cooler tonight and near seasonable values during the day with light winds.
Tijuana City Armies Withdraw After Tense Stand
Mayor Quiros says the city withdraws its armed defense after a clash with state police planned seizure. Governor Maldonado denies any intent to suspend city government. Police posts remain at key buildings as eviction of colonists and river port clashes are recalled, with deaths and arrests reported during the December eviction for a state drainage project.
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Heauld
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Braulio Maldonatio
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Where to Find It News of the States Legislation
A brief notice announces that upcoming coverage on state legislature includes a request for a 79 million dollar increase in school funds. It directs readers to Page A-3 for details and lists related sections across the paper.
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