40 Persons Dead In Algerian Tiff
Algerian market massacre near the Tunisian border leaves at least 40 dead after rebels mingle with shoppers and open fire on police. An armored French car moved in as the village of Lamy, 20 miles from the coast, faced renewed security measures and continued conflicts despite the end of the emergency.
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Lamy
Algeria
Mediterranean
French National Assembly
France
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Istiqlal
Inside the News Roundup and Local Highlights
County approves sale of several land parcels. State road board member Al Rogero to inspect road priorities for the area tomorrow. Behind the scenes report on the circus returning to winter quarters. Sarasota dogs win prizes in Tampa show. Thieves foiled in attempt to steal from vocational school. State's attorney probes three deaths in an hour. School children to see Hansel and Gretel. Cleveland clinches sixth division title with win over Burgh Steelers. Sports pages, women’s section with Coffee Cups column and pieces by Inez Robb and Phyllis Battelle.
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State Road Board
Cleveland
Burgh Steelers
Inez Robb
Phyllis Battelle
Community meetings listed for Sarasota area
Tomorrow schedules show events including Manatee Sarasota Mental Health Clinic board meeting at Courthouse with Carl Strode, Whitfield Ballentine Manor Estates Assn Inc regular meeting at Bay Country Club, City Commission meeting at City Hall, County Public Instruction superintendent's office, and Chamber of Commerce regular meeting at Plaza Restaurant.
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Manatee - Sarasota
Sarasota
La Prensa Published Under Government Order
Buenos Aires reports that La Prensa remained in operation after a government order briefly closed the paper. The order shifted to allow Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz to resume as editor and publisher, with both editorial and mechanical staff working on today’s edition.
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Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Alberto Gainza Paz
Truman Confined at Home With Not Serious Illness
Former President Harry S. Truman has been confined to his Independence home for three days with an intestinal ailment. Dr. Wallace Graham described the illness as not serious and said Truman could be out by Wednesday, disclosed at Eddie Jacobson memorial service.
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Harry 8. Truman
Wallace Graham
Eddie Jacobson
Truman
Salk Polio Vaccine Use Down 20 Percent
About twenty percent fewer youngsters are receiving second shots than first in the Salk polio drive. An Associated Press survey shows 3,627,086 children have had a second vaccination, from a first round total of 7,754,354. Surgeon General Scheele said vaccinated children gain about 75 percent protection against paralytic polio.
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Associated Press
Leonard A. Scheele
Cri
Comet Jetliner Sets 24 Hour Sydney Flight Record
The Comet jetliner, De Havilland’s new contender, completed a 11 440 mile journey from Hatfield England to Sydney in 24 hours 23 minutes with stops at Cairo Bombay Singapore and Darwin. Group Captain John Cunningham, the chief test pilot, said initial shortcomings have been overcome. British piston airliners typically take three days for the route.
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England
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IRS will mail forms on December 15 for Florida filers
The IRS will mail income tax forms to Florida residents who filed a 1954 return around December 15. Taxpayers must complete the forms themselves, as the agency will no longer fill them out at the office. Exceptions apply for those physically handicapped or unable to read English.
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Internal Revenue Service
Florida
Laurie W. Tomlinson
New System May Eliminate Carburetor
The American Bosche Arms Corp. reports development of an automobile gasoline injection system that would remove the need for a carburetor. They claim improved efficiency and simpler engine design amid competing fuel tech advances.
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Springfield, Mass
Bosche Arms Corp
Cabot pushes aerial inspection plan at UN for disarmament
United States seeks UN Assembly approval for Eisenhower’s proposal to exchange aerial inspection rights and defense blueprints with the Soviet Union. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urged Moscow to drop opposition and join a policy of openness to deter war and advance disarmament.
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Stary
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Sovie Union
Malenkov Described as First Deputy Premier of USSR
Moscow radio described former Soviet premier Georgi Malenkov as first deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers. The report notes his unclear climb after February ouster, while listing five other first deputy chairmen and Malenkov as minister of the electric power station industry.
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Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
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Council of Ministers
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
A. I Mikoyan
M. G. Pervukhin
M. Z. Saburov
Communist Party
Ural
New Portrait Of Washington Brought To U S
A watercolor miniature of George Washington and a companion portrait of Martha Washington, by Archibald Robertson, dating to 1791 1792, were returned to the United States after decades abroad. John F Fleming, a New York dealer, purchased them in France from Robertson descendants. Washington died in 1799 at 67.
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George Washington
United States
Archibald Robertson
Washington
Robertson
Martha
John F. Fleming
France
Fleming
Eisenhower Sees AFL CIO Merger as Democratic Step
President Eisenhower addressed the AFL and CIO merger via telegraph urging the world to view the union as a force for democratic processes. He pressed the new organization to protect minority rights within its ranks and ensure diverse views are accurately reflected amid concerns of political influence.
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Eisenhower
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CIO
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Labor Organization
Merged AFL-CIO Convention Opens in New York
The AFL-CIO founding convention opens in New York at the armory with leaders Meany and Reuther calling proceedings to order. A 40-foot banner displays the new insignia and the motto All trades, all crafts, all colors, all creeds To gether.
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CIO
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Walter
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Khrushchev Loosens Burma Strike at British Rule
Khrushchev says Russia belongs more to Asia than Europe and denounces British rulers in Burma as colonizers who held the people on the neck. Bulganin and Khrushchev spoke during a Burmese visit after a two hour Irrawaddy River cruise, criticizing colonial profits and neglect of Burmese development.
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Bright Spot She I Wish I Had Never Married You
A terse street quarrel erupts as a couple loudly contends about marriage and their home. The dialogue captures a tense domestic moment on the curb with heightened emotion and implied conflict.
Regents OK Georgia Tech Sugar Bowl Game With Pitt
The Regents of the University System of Georgia authorize Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl on January 2. A resolution requires all in state contests follow Georgia law and traditions, while out of state events are subject to host state rules. David Rice opposed, after his liberalizing substitute was rejected.
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Ernest Hicks
Central Ave
Joseph Small
Hicks
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Regents’ Education Committee
David Rice
Snowy Prairie Area Hits 16 Inches Amid Arctic Cold
Freezing temperatures grip the northern border region as a 16 inch Prairie snowstorm shifts toward Canada. The system blankets Nebraska Kansas the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin with heavy snow while a cold wave drives subzero readings across Minnesota North Dakota and nearby states. Florida and the Gulf Coast stay warm in the 60s and 70s.
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Ike Confers With Eden In January
GETTYSBURG PA British Prime Minister Eden will visit Washington for talks with President Eisenhower in January. Press secretary James Hagerty said the invitation is extended and accepted for a few days as guests in the capital. The British foreign secretary will accompany Eden and they arrive in Washington January 20.
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Gettysburg
Eden
James E. Hagerty
United States
Washington
Florida Weekend Traffic Toll Drops From Prior Week
Six people died in traffic accidents in Florida over the weekend and a seventh was burned to death. The toll was lower than the previous weekend’s total.
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Associated Press
Florida
Weather Brief For Sarasota and Ida Regions
Sarasota region shows partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures near 80 today and a low around 64 tonight. Ida area reports partly cloudy to warm conditions, with highs 68 to 78 in the north and 77 to 85 in the south, and lows 55 to 60 to 66 to 74 with light to moderate winds.
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Ida
Netidl
Furs by Dore Extends Hours to 9 P.M. Monday
Furs by Dore will stay open until 9 p.m. Monday to accommodate customers. The extended hours offer shoppers extra time to browse the store’s collection of fur garments and accessories.
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