Northeast Storm Toll Rises as Power Loss Hits 25,000 Homes
The storm killed at least 21 people mostly in traffic accidents across the Northeast. Snow and sleet snapped branches, cut power to more than 25,000 homes, and left many without heat or cooking. Gov Ribicoff said 49 armories in Connecticut were stocked with cots. repairs were underway from New York to New Jersey and Vermont.
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Associated Press
Harlford
Conn
New England
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Consolidated Edisence
New York
New Jersey
Sussex County
Albany
New York City
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
West Virginia
North Dakota
Mint
Minot
Williston
Griggle
Show
Mississippi Valley
Boy Suffocates In Refrigerator During Hide and Seek
In Baltimore Dee 15 a 6 year old boy died after suffocating in an unused refrigerator the boy hid inside during a game of callings and Indians Melvin Ray McNear was found by his father Ray McNear and was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital
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Baltimwyts
Dee
Melvin Ray McNear
Ray NM. Mcnear
Encore for Robber Victim Relates Repeated Thefts
Aman reported to police in Knoxville that he was robbed twice within 45 minutes by Richard White. The first theft netted $10, and a later theft yielded $20, both allegedly taking place at Snifepaint.
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Knoxville
Aman
Richard White
Editor's assessment of Ike and Suez crisis stance
The piece endorses President Eisenhower's Suez crisis policy as prudent and long range. It credits UN-led actions and Henry Cabot Lodge for diplomatic handling, notes improved U S relations with France and Britain, and suggests a lasting benefit from the temporary dispute.
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Randolph Hearst JR
Hearst Newspapers
Eisenhower
Ike
W. & Gennes Jn
U. S
Suez
Mideast
Mhany
Henry Cabot Lodge
France
England
Eisenhower backs extra aid for Hungarian refugees
The president used emergency funds to provide 4 million dollars to aid Hungarian refugees reaching Austria and urged Congress to broaden the McCarran-Werner Immigration Act to relocate more refugees nearer their homes while supporting anti communism efforts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Austria
Capitol Hill
Len Watkins
Utah
McCarran
Giants win division title in NFL thriller
The New York Giants secure the Eastern Division title by defeating the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 7 on a Saturday. In college and high school action, Sanford Oger Golf tourney at Sanford Florida sees Abilene top Wichita Walls 20 to 6 while Corpus Christi Ray defeats Baytown 13 to 6 in Class AAAA semifinals.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Mike Fetehirk
Sanford
Fla
Abilene
Wichita Walls
Corpus Christi Ray
Baytown
Bilisan Jost
Nederland
McKeesport
Little Fighting Iitgh
Notre Dame Institute of
Kerrville
Texas Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Balmy Skies
The state weather forecast calls for balmy skies and warm temperatures on Sunday. Saturday highs ranged from 73 degrees in Brownsville to 48 in Sherman with light rain reported in Laredo and Brownsville recording a trace.
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Huhs
Perse
Texas
Brownsville
Sherman
Laredo
Dallas Section Votes Out Beer in Oak Cliff
Oak Cliff residents voted to end beer sales. liquor sales were already banned. The tally was 17,123 to 15,403 amid 43,000 voters who cast ballots in Dallas area Oak Cliff, which accounts for about one third of the city population.
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Dallas
Oak Cliff
Votadt Witley
Oaks Cliff
Today’s Index Highlights Multiple Section Listings
A cluttered index lists sections such as Amusements Around the Plaza Bishop Sheen Book Reviews Classifieds Real Estate and more with page numbers and mis-typed entries suggesting a scanned newspaper's table of contents.
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Bonar Karis
Bishop Sheen
Way of All Faiths
Dole
J. Frank
Don Poldea
New Terror Drives By Reds In Budapest Regime
Vienna reports Hungarys regime tightens dictatorship under martial law with executions for arming patriots. Janos Saltesz, condemned by a MisKole court martial, was hanged within two hours. More defendants faced trial as factories stay struck amid clashes with Russian troops and Hungarian forces in Miske and Borsod mountains.
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Katharine Clark
Vienna
INS
Mis‘Kole
Budapest
Janos Saltesz
Budapest Radio
Kezskemet
Jaros Kadar
Kedar Follee
Hungary
Miskale
Revel Raio
Borsyony Mountains
Pecs
Bar Fight Ends withofficer Injuries at Tenth Avenue
Police subdued a melee at a bar on the Tenth Avenue area where Patrolman Rooherty Taylor and Sgt. Marion Talbert were injured. Eddie Brown 31 and Toni Pavey faced arrest after a chaotic late night scene that sent two officers to Santa Rosa hospital for treatment.
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Eddie Brown
Marion Tal
Vem Ness
Toni Pavey
van Ness
Paddy
Follee
Timhey
Patel Eno
Robert B. Greenhos
Taylor Ami Talbert
Santa Rosa Hospital
Polles
Terry Will
UN Troops Fire on Guerillas in Egypt Action After Jeep Attack
UN forces in Egypt opened fire on Egyptian guerillas during a grenade attack on a French jeep. Casualties reported were one Egyptian killed and a French soldier wounded as British and French troops prepared withdrawal from the area. Crowned by Stockwell protest, authorities tightened port and European quarter security with barbed wire barriers.
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Egypt
Sweors
Hugh Stockwell
E. L M. Burns
Btockwell
Stockwell
Burns
Epypilan
Cairo
Ine
Theseus
Britain
Pt. Said
Redbek
Anthony Moorhouse
Moorhouse
East-West custody fight ends as Tanya returns home
Tanya Chwastov, a Philadelphia born child smuggled to Russia, was returned to her mother Elena Pirezok of Detroit after a British court ordered the girl to be placed with her mother. Immigration officials and church aid workers praised the victory for American rights and family reunification.
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Tanya Chwastov
Stie
London
Elena Pirezok
Detroit
Tanya
oLost
Vanya
Phil Wetni
Russia
Roland Eliot
Church” World
Wainya
Thiat Vaidanis
Ty Stegpee
Alexei
Iasi
Hungarian Aid Drive Falls Short
Washington December 25 The American Red Cross reported progress on the $6,000,010 Hungarian relief campaign but behind schedule. Chairman E Roland Harriman said total contributions to the emergency appeal begun November 27 are about the percent of the goal.
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Washington
American Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
Mild and Sunny Weekend Forecast For L A Area
San Antonio reports a bright weekend with mild temperatures and light to moderate winds. Sunday expects sunny skies. morning lows near the upper 30s, daytime highs around 70.
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San Antonio
Armed bandit robs Northside pharmacy for narcotics cash
A masked robber struck the Northside pharmacy Saturday night escaping with $500 in cash and checks and about 20 pounds of narcotics in a box. Pharmacist Fred H. Shiel described a man age 35 to 40, wearing a false nose and sunglasses, who fled through a rear door with the loot. The incident follows prior heists at a theater and two grocery stores within 10 days, totaling about $2,000.
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Northside
Fred H. Shiel
San Vedra
Ornelken
Keat
Irena Mueller
Silel
Yavolver
Ardecen
Istore
Shiel
Guntman
Texas Theater
West
Dellview
Vance Jackson
Talen
Weis
Soviet Troops Said to Seize Rebels in Hungary
The Observer reports 15,000 Soviet troops have taken rebels in Hungary. The dispatch notes many of the seized are Ukrainians and cites the Observer as the source in a London dateline note.
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London
the Observer
Hungary
Tatts Lederer
Ye- Paper
Princess Shalmaz Panlovi Betrothed Ring Gift Report
Princess Shalmaz Panlovi, 16, only child of the shah, was reported to receive a 86500 diamond ring as she becomes betrothed to Areshir Zahedi, the Persian diplomat educated in America. Tehran dispatch notes the event amid royal introductions.
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Tehran
Iran
Shalmaz Panlovi
Tofey
Areshir Zahedi
Sunny Sunday Forecast With Pleasant Mild Winds
A light to moderate northerly wind is expected Sunday with a high near 70 degrees. Saturday’s high was 69 degrees as the region heads into a mild weekend with a cool start Monday morning.
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Waomi
St Bay
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