Hammarskjold Stands Undismayed by Red Broadcast at UN
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold remained unfazed by Peiping radio blasts accusing the United Nations of illegal interference in the case of 11 American aviators. He and diplomats pursued a potential face to face talk with Chou En Lai while Sweden and India liaised through their missions.
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Peiping Peoples Daily
China
Assembly
Red China
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Stockholm
Swedish Academy of Literature
Jacob A. Malik
Moscow
Vy Opposes Cut In Army Of Viet Nam
Gen Nguyen Van Vy new inspector general opposes reducing Viet Nam's army from 220000 to 90000. Gen Le Van Ty agrees the decision must be Viet Nam’s sovereign choice. Vy notes Viet Minh add three new divisions and motorization with heavy artillery.
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J. Lawton Collins
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Approval Of Lake Plan By C of C Heads
At the Somerset Chamber of Commerce meeting the directors unanimously approved a resolution urging preparation and signing of documents to transfer land options for a proposed 250 acre lake near Route 219 to the state. The plan envisions a dam north of Somerset with potential Glade Run dam discussion and funding to acquire land.
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James Neilan
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
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Glade Run
Meyersdale
Decrease in Mine Accidents Reported at Scalp Level Meeting
Eureka 37 and 40-B chapter of the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association met at Scalp Level school Saturday. Seven lost time accidents were reported at 387 Upper and three at Mine 40-B. total year incidents stood at 24 for 37 Upper and seven at 40-B this year, vs 40 and 19 last year. Officer elections were postponed to the January 8 meeting at Scalp Level school.
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Scalp Leve’ School
Rides Cost More in Greensburg
Harrisburg reports Greensburg City Line Inc will raise single zone cash fares from 10 to 15 cents and introduce 12 2 cent tokens next Monday with new fare system starting.
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Greensburg City Line, Inc
Safe Driving Day Gets Ike Involved
President Eisenhower promotes Safe Driving Day leading a national effort sparked by California registrar Al Veglia after a fatal crash. The plan dates Dec 15 with three rules: obey traffic laws, use common sense, and stay alert. Veglia’s crash inspired a broader push to reduce 38000 annual deaths.
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California
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President’s Action Committee For Traffic Safety
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Futhermore
Second Ripple child diagnosed with polio in Johnstown hospital
In Cairnbrook area five year old Diana Lynn Ripple and her sister Barbara, six, both Polio patients, are treated in Memorial hospital Johnstown and Eighth Ward hospital respectively. Barbara has been ill since late November while Diana Lynn was admitted last Thursday and diagnosed Sunday. The region reports 52 polio cases for 1954 with 48 in Johnstown area and 25 since October 1.
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Richard L. Ripple
Barbara
Eighth Ward
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Ripple Sisters
Two Republicans Balk At Taylor As Pres Pro Tem
Leonard A Unger reports in Hershey that senator M Harvey Taylor won tentative GOP endorsement for a sixth term as Senate president pro tempore amid two abstentions by Wade and Flack who may block Taylor when the 1955 Senate is organized. The caucus also named Mahany as floor leader and backed other officers. Duff supported Taylor though the governor opposed him.
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Cumberland
Harold E. Flack
Luzerne
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Flack
GOP
Hias
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Beaver
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
Jamess. Berger
Potter
Arthur C. Blass
Erie
John S. Fine
Manany
Duff
Taylor Taylor
U. S
James H Duff
R-Pa
Frackville
J. Fred Thomas
Sharon
Charles L. Lathero
Altoona
Edward Hannestadt
Glen Olden
Legislative Reference Bureau
Pope Pius XII Weakens Slightly but Eats Less With Alarm Raised
Vatican City December 13 Pope Pius XII 78 remained grave though improved from a near collapse 12 days ago with difficulty eating and intermittent hiccups. Doctors led by Antonio Gasbarrini examined him again and recommended alkaline stomach washing and a special diet to build strength.
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Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
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Rev G Emmitt Named Pastor Of Nazarene Church
The Rev. George Emmitt of Hawthorne Clarion county has been named pastor of Somerset Church of the Nazarene succeeding the Rev H A Marsh who left Somerset Monday for DuBois The new minister currently serves in Hawthorne and previously led a church in Atlasburg Washington county He and his wife and two children plan to move to Somerset after Christmas and he will begin duties in January The Rev Mr Marsh moves to DuBois to lead the Nazarene church there He has served Somerset since 1945.
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Business Advisory Council
New York
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National Assa of Manufacturers
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Ex Convict and Two Women Held in Arkansas Slaying
Brinkley police jailed an ex convict and two women for questioning in the bludgeon death of Mrs. Milton Fuller, 25, in her home. A parolee from Illinois is sought for possible involvement as footprints and a barefoot intruder are under investigation.
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Frank Henderson
Devalis Bluff
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Illinois
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Kathy
Fuller Home
Truman Aims To Set Precedent For Presidential Records
Former President Harry S. Truman urged Congress to fund and index all U.S. presidential papers to create a lasting precedent for how records are preserved. Speaking at his 70th birthday dinner in Philadelphia, he linked the effort to a planned Independence Mo. library housing eight years of White House records.
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Four Damage Suits Filed Against William D. Bishop
Four civil actions totaling 51 248 50 were filed in Somerset County Court against William D. Bishop of Bethlehem. The suits stem from a May Windber traffic crash that killed Marjorie Shaffer and Peggy Olson. Plaintiffs include Kermit Olson and Norman Lehman and relatives seek damages for injuries and deaths. Bishop faces involuntary manslaughter charges in criminal court.
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Somerset County Court House
Windber
Marjorie Shaffer
Peggy Olson
Kermit L. Olson
Olson
Eric
Darwin Shaffer
Darwin
Norman Lehman
Link Attorney General to Death Of A Patterson
Alabama attorney general Silas Garrett III is linked to the murder of Albert L. Patterson in Phenix City. Garrett, hospitalized, is named a fugitive on a first degree murder indictment. two others also face murder charges in Patterson's shooting that led to martial law.
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Alabama
Silas Garrett III
Phenix City
Ala
John Sealy Hospital
Garrett
Albert L. Patterson
Patterson
Chattahoochee River
Garret
Birmingham
Richard Thornton
Thornton
Russell County
Atty
Arch Ferrell
Albert Fuller
Weather Outlook for Eastern and Western Pennsylvania
Eastern Pennsylvania foresees cloudy skies with occasional rain and wet snow in the east and south, a high around 8640. Tuesday and Wednesday see variable cloudiness with milder conditions on Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania remains mostly cloudy Tuesday with a high near 3642 and light rain or snow possible in the far south, then partly cloudy and cooler on Wednesday.
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Weather Elsewhere Temperatures Reported by U S Weather Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau released temperatures for Monday December 13 with readings across major cities. Details include city by city highs and lows and clear weather trends for the region.
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