Khrushchev Attacks U S Foreign Policy In Moscow Speech
Khrushchev denounced President Eisenhower and U S policy as he blamed Western colonial aims and accused Israel of threats to Arab neighbors. He dismissed Open Skies as mere military intelligence and warned of stronger bomb power after Russia’s hydrogen test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Essoyan
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Geneva
Khrushchev
State Dulles
Communist Party
Israel
Middle East
Russia
Victims Remain In Serious Condition After Christmas Crashes
Three Christmas weekend automobile crashes left five injured in Somerset area. John Lody twenty four of Central City, R D 1, air force T Sgt Willard Rule twenty four of Washington D C, and Roy C Kellogg forty seven of Marion Ohio are in critical condition at Somerset Community Hospital. Lody sustained skull and brain injuries when his car hit a guard fence along Route 30 east of Stoystown. Rule and Kellogg suffered head injuries in separate Pennsylvania turnpike accidents. Ronald Gene Hanks twenty four of Friedens RD 2 remains seriously injured but improved after a one car crash on Route 53 Christmas Eve.
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Somerset Community Hospital
John Lody
Central City
R. D
Air Force T.sgt
Willard Rule
Washington, D. C
Roy C. Kellogg
Marion Ohio
Lody
Stoystown
Rule
Kellogg
Ronald Gene Hanks
Friedens, RD. 2
Office Force Appointed In Somerset Register of Wills
Paul L O Connor will take over the Somerset register of wills January 2 naming Mrs Dorothy L Gates and Mrs Helen Dickey to key posts Gates as deputy brings six to seven years legal experience and Dickey a state highway department secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Gates
Helen Dickey
Somerset
Register of Wills
Paul L O'Conner
Gates
O'Conner
Dickey
State Highway Department
Awards In Lighting Honor Six Winners In Somerset
Six awards were granted to Somerset borough residents in a Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Somerset Garden Club. Winners include Mrs. Kenneth Saylor for general appeal with a wreath and blue bells, Mrs. William S. Livengood Jr. for porch and blue lights, and H. H. Gunngy on Missouri avenue for a door wreath and blue-lit windows. Other entries feature side storm windows, nativity scenes, and Epiphany tableaux, with awards plus hand painted wood plaques by James G. Knepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Borough
Somerset Garden Club
Kenneth Saylor
West Church Street
William S. Livengood Jr
West Union Street
H. H. Gnngey
Missouri Avenue
Lynn Higss
Edgar Fritz
West Fairview Street
Fritz
Bethlehem
William H. Dosch
High Street
Mary
Joseph
James G. Knepper
Paul Beal
Ross Deaner
Robert Slenker
A. M. Matthews
J. C. Heiple
Garden Club
James L Brant
James Knepper
P. C. Dosch
John W. Stein
Six Injured In Accidents Thursday In Somerset Area
Ice and slick roads in the Somerset area Thursday caused at least six injuries from falls and auto skids. Victims include Richard J. Jones 32 Vernon Miller 60 Mazie Auman 65 Elizabeth Van Newkirk 75 Joseph Watrens 65 John Watrens 34 and John Dezendorf 59 with others treated for injuries and multiple vehicles damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Somerset Community Hospital
Richard J. Jones
West Main Street
Vernon Miller
Rockwood
Jones
Miller
Auman
Mazie Auman
West Patriot Street
Somerset Hospital
Elizabeth van Newkirk
Cumberland
Joseph Watrens
Masontown
John Watrens
Bakersville
Price Hospital
Confluence
John Douglas Dezendorf
Washington, D. C
Dezendorf
Somerfield Bridge
Addison
Harold L. Martindill
Canton
Ohio
Allan H. Landsman
Zanesville
Marvin D. Masher
Armada
Mich
Martindill
Landsman Auto
Masher
North Somerset
Pennsylvania
Priscilla A. Motson
Newtown
Victor Payne
Chicago
Ilinois
Plane Explodes and Crashes Near Normalville
State police report a twin engine plane exploded and crashed about 15 miles east of Connellsville near Normalville. The pilot, likely the lone occupant, was burned beyond recognition. The craft, listed as Salem Brosius Inc of Pittsburgh, was en route from Baltimore with a scheduled 5:30 pm arrival near Pittsburgh.
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Connellsville
Here
Normalville
Pittsburgh
Friendship Airport
Balimore
R. A. Long
Salem Brosius Inc
Greater Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Baltimore
Leonard Released From County Jail in Somerset Case
Leonard, 39, of Confluence, was released from county jail Thursday by Somerset County Court after being jailed December 6 on charges of failing to support his dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Cornelius Leonard
Confluence
Somerset County Court
Mother Gives Sons 95 Aspirin Tablets in Desperate Act
New York mother Dorothy Blackwell, 30, fed 95 aspirin tablets to her sons Bruce 8 and Keith 6 after quarreling with her husband. Police charged her with felonious assault as doctors rushed the boys to the hospital where they survived after slipping into a coma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruce Blackwell
Keith
Dorothy Blackwell
Blackwell
W. 99Th St
Joseph
U.S.S. Forestal
Norfolk
Humphrey Believes Eisenhower May Run
Thomasville Georgia December 29 A top Republican spokesman said President Eisenhower may seek re election next year if his life allows it Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey vacationing in Thomasville said the decision rests with Eisenhower and should not be made too soon He is quoted as calling Eisenhower the only candidate he has and hopes his recovery earns him confidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Auto Crash Kills Louis Caplan in Pennsylvania
Louis Caplan, 63, of Pittsburgh, was fatally injured when his car struck a guard rail on Route 80 about 12 miles southwest of Yawah, Indiana Pa, today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Louis Caplan
Pittsburgh
Yawah
Formosa Straits Tension Escalates With Shelling And Skirmishes
From Taipei December 29 Chinese forces renewed shelling of Quemoy and Little Quemoy amid sea skirmishes around the Matsu islands. Nationalist defense ministry notes 87 shells on Quemoy and Kaoteng with counter fire. warships exchange shots with red gunboats off the Matsus. Officials say moves may aim to pressure concessions in Geneva talks with Communist China.
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Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Kaoteng
Red Shore
Tiny
Matsu
Matsus
Defense Ministry
Hsimayu
United States
China
Geneva
Inquest Set Next Week Into Gnagey Death
Somerset County Coroner orders an inquest into the death of Anna P. Gnagey of Meyersdale following a two car crash at a route east of Meyersdale. The inquest will be held January 5 in the Somerset County Courthouse grand jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna P. Gnagey
Meyersdale
R. D
Somerset County
Robert H. Halverson
Halverson
Somerset County Court House
Gnagey
Meyersdale Community Hospital
Somerset
Norman C. Gnagey
Herman G. Martz
Sand Patch
Martz
Three Dead In Shooting Over Divorce Battle
In San Fernando California chiropractor Dr Elmer W Holland 48 shot his mother in law Mary Older 61 in the kitchen then killed his wife Mary 40 and her niece Pamela Martin 8 before shooting himself The women were killed and Holland died later in a hospital Police said the killings followed a bitter overnight dispute over a pending divorce suit citing Holland as hot tempered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fernando
Calif
Elmer W. Holland
Holland
Mary
Mary Older
Long Beach
Insane Marauder Feared In Three Arkansas Killings
Plainclothes and sheriff officials in central Arkansas fear a roaming insane marauder may be responsible for three unsolved killings along U S Highway 67. A young woman was found shot in a ditch near Gordon, raising the count of bodies within a short distance of the highway to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Sheriff Buren Hardin
Clark County
Gordon
Hardin's
Highway 67
Dave
GOP Places Eisenhower On Ballot In Pennsylvania Primary
Pennsylvania Republican leaders vote to place President Eisenhower on the April 24 preferential primary ballot though no pledge to run is sought. Delegates at large and ten alternates will be chosen at a January 14 meeting. petitions start January 31 with 100 signatures required in ten counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Miles Horst
GOP
Horst
U.S
Edward Martin
James H. Duff
Republican State Committee
San Francisco
Gettysburg
Martin
Duff
Sara G. Leffler
Lebanon
G. Mason Owlett
Philadelphia
Katherine Murdock
Greensburg
M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
Joseph N. Pew
U. S
State Supreme Court
Paige Varner
R—Clarion
Varner
State
Dr Hay to lead Somerset Rotary noon meeting at country club
Dr Harold Hay will lead the noon program for the Somerset Rotary Club at Somerset Country Club today Friday. No topic is announced and the attendance contest ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Harold
Somerset Rotary Club
Somerset Country Club
Eisenhower Paints and Walks in Key West Recovery
President Eisenhower, in cheerful mood, paints Colorado mountain and a stream scene during convalescence in Key West. He walks two miles at the naval base and follows doctors orders for rest and outdoor exercise while a courier plans mail from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fra
Eisenhower
Truman
Naval Base
Howard M. Snyder
Washington
Colorado
White House
West Coast Flood Toll Reaches 47
California faced 47 flood deaths as 43 northern counties recovered from eight days of heavy rain. Gov. Knight appealed to federal aid, seeking 1 million dollars for public works and more for roads and highways. About 4,600 people remained in 44 Red Cross shelters as relief efforts planned five million dollars in aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Goodwin Knight
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Eisenhower
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
San Francisco Bay
Red Cross
Pacific Area
Oregon
Nevada
Banker Succeeds In Second death by own action
In Welsh Louisiana a 50 year old bank manager John Howard killed himself after a prior suicide attempt he died as a doctor tended burns from the first attempt Dr H A Sabatier coroner ruled suicide and identified the deceased as John Howard of the Calcasien National Bank branch in Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
H. A. Sabatier
Jefferson Davis Parish
John Howard
Calcasien National Bank
Lake Charles
New Marshall Plan Idea Faces Congressional Hurdles
Washington reports a ten year economic aid program under consideration. Congress resists long term commitments while officials cite a possible billion dollar cap per nation and yearly appropriations. In Paris a new film shot of a Moslem’s Algeria death stirs election tempers as Faure’s government denies direct plot links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Europe
Paris
Algeria
Interior Ministry
L’express
Fox Movietone
Pierre Billotte
Bible Codex Value Questioned by Scholars in New York
Washington viewers report that top Biblical scholars question a 1 500 000 price tag on the Yonan Codex ancient New Testament as a fair value of about 5 000. Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis members debated the manuscript’s age and importance at their New York meeting while fund raisers defended the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Biblical Literature Society
New York
Sunday School Worker Jailed On Theft Charge
Norfolk authorities arrested Minnie C. Mangum 62 a building and loan officer and Sunday school worker charged with grand larceny alleged thefts from Commonwealth Building and Loan Association may total around one million dollars. Prosecutors said additional defalcations of at least 890000 over five years are being reviewed as audits continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Building and Loan Association
Minnie C. Mangum
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Weekend Store Hours Notice
Open Friday night till 9 00 PM Saturday closed at 6 00 PM This notice lists weekend operating hours for the store across Friday and Saturday.
Flaming Tree Tragedy Claims Three Local Children
A Christmas tree ignited a basement recreation room fire in Warren, Ohio, killing three neighbor children and injuring Mr. and Mrs. Jurko and two others. The Jurko family, owners of a Yankee Lake resort, tried to rescue the youngsters as flames spread quickly. Firemen recovered two bodies in the recreation room and a third in an adjacent laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Paul Jurko
Yankee Lake
Pennsylvania
Doris Messmer
Carl Messmer
Sheila Johnson
Roy Johnson
Jimmy Alexander
John Alexander
Jurko
Yankee Village
Valerie
General Hospital
Sharon
Paula Jurko
Joanel Krivosh
John Jurko
Brookfield Township
Flue Fire at Lints Causes No Damage
A no damage flue fire occurred Thursday at the home of Mrs. Elmer Lint on East Patriot Street in Somerset. Fire Chief Newton B. Picking said the blaze started from Christmas branches burned in a fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lint
East Patriot Street
Somerset
Newton B. Picking
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By Sara Roberta Getty
Mr. Gnagey
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
State of the Union
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Faure
L'Express
Pierre Mendes France
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Rockwood Chamber OF Commerce
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