Khrushchev boasted of long range missiles and H bombs
Soviet leader Khrushchev boasted that the USSR would soon have guided missiles capable of carrying hydrogen bombs and warned the West not to shake their fists at Russia. Bulganin joined the crowd at Birmingham as Khrushchev claimed Russia first to explode a hydrogen bomb from a plane and asserted American and British superiority in weapons. The public demonstration at the British Industries Fair drew jeers and translator questions while banners attacked Russia.
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Dulles hints at plan to strengthen NATO
The speech by Secretary of State Dulles urged renewed free world unity and greater NATO development amid Soviet threat. He compared themes to Marshall Plan ideas and urged the alliance to evolve to meet coming generations and dangers. The address echoed a push for stronger military and economic ties among NATO members.
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Parents of Five Die in Bridge Crash Near Danbury
PUTNAM LAKE The parents of five children were killed when their car plunged 40 feet from the Daniel Bloomer Bridge into a creek near Danbury Connecticut. Victims were James Warren Ells 31 a truck driver from Danbury Conn and his wife Bernice 23. The crash occurred only two miles from the Connecticut boundary.
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Local Mokena Resident Dick McGovney Passes Away
Obituary notes long time Mokena resident Dick McGovney, age listed, who lived alone in the town's old Felltorins area. Born in the late 19th century, he kept a low profile but was known locally for ties to the community and years of residency.
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Prince and Grace Dance Till Dawn
Honeymooning Prince Rainier and Princess Grace appeared late at Majorca's Formentor Yacht Club aboard the Deo Juvante JH after alighting from their yacht and returning ashore following their lavish wedding. They had left Monte Carlo on Thursday and continued celebrations into the early hours.
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Crash leads to multiple injuries in January collision
Five people were seized and four injured when a two car crash on 900 South state left Mrs Jane E Lormand 35 of Paul Avenue with cuts and admitted to Memorial Hospital. Walter Wilcox 83 of 1066 Del ThE SU suffered head injuries. Paul Derby 28 of 228 Euclid 31 received an eye injury. Stanley Zygas 85 of 449 W Kennedy Street had ankle and facial cuts. Donald Sable 21 of 2056 W Sunesee- Sty, a Fort Devens soldier, pleaded guilty in Traffic Court for driving while intoxicated. Details concluded on page 15.
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Football match canceled in Galway over missing ball
In Galway Ireland a Gaelic football game between the Irish army and a local team was called off on Saturday as no one remembered to bring the football.
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Train Station Mixups In A Teeming Crowd
A garbled joke notes a diminutive traveler roaming a busy rail station in search of his lost luggage. He storms into the station master saying his bags seldom misplace themselves, and questions the staff’s ability to run the station.
Churchill Leads Bricklayer Ceremony at Cassell Publishing
London reports Sir Winston Churchill took a trowel in a masonry ceremony marking a cornerstone for Cassell Publishing. Attended by Lord Attlee and other dignitaries, the event praised Churchill’s long career and hinted at a forthcoming four volume history.
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Plan to Phase Out Veterans Pensions by 1950
Washington report outlines President Eisenhower's Bradley Commission proposal to reduce or remove many veterans payments. It would tie pensions to Social Security, deduct Social Security from pension checks, and cap combined monthly benefits at 70 dollars for a single veteran or 105 dollars with a dependent wife. The plan, stemming from a year of study led by Gen. Omar Bradley, aims to overhaul disability and survivor benefits, readjustment allowances, and servicemen privileges, signaling sharp debate with veterans groups.
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Tragic Mohawk Valley Fire Kills Seven At Rome Home
A two story frame house at 511 Lewis Street in Rome was destroyed by fire last night, killing a family of seven including five children. Victims include Alex Skl Ibinski, 47, Angela Ibinski, 29, and children Barbara 11, Peter 8, Susan 7, David 5, Mary Ann 2. Coroner says death from burns and smoke inhalation. Fire started in kitchen. neighbors aided but doors and windows were locked. Firemen arrived around 9:33 PM, body transport to Thomas A. Dombrowski Funeral Home. This was Rome’s second fatal fire this year.
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Weather Bounces Back in Adirondack Towns
In Chateaugay and surrounding North Country areas residents report thawing conditions after a cold spell. Forecasters expect continued milder weather into the week with patchy ice concerns still possible for travelers and visitors to Adirondack communities.
Auto Crash Kills Five Near Gallipolis Ohio
Five people died when two cars collided near Gallipolis Ohio today in wet snow. The victims included Alfred Kerns 22 from Clifton West Virginia Eugene Garl Tromper 25 from Clifton Edward Edwards 79 Letart West Virginia John Asbury 21 from Katauga and passenger Charles Edward Jackson 16 also from Katauga. State patrol reported Asbury’s car crossed a curve and struck Kerns northbound vehicle.
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140 St Lawrence Workers Off Jobs
Massena reports 140 St Lawrence power project workers walked off the job after a union dispute over conditions. A mine cave in near a shaft trapped foreman Joseph Otterstrom, 58, beneath rubble while his crew survived. Three rescuers pulled other crew members to safety as the mine area was cleared and crews remained on site.
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Weather outlook shows no relief with cold spell ahead
Weatherman Andy Keller warns no relief for a couple of days with tomorrow bringing possible sun. The temperature will drop to freezing tonight and remain chilly in the 40s tomorrow. A high pressure system west and a trailing low along the Atlantic coast drive the unsettled weather with more rain and mix expected tomorrow night.
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Ike to Vote in Primary at Gettysburg Tomorrow
President Eisenhower will travel to Gettysburg to vote in Pennsylvania's presidential preference primary. He faces Democrat Adlai Stevenson in a popularity contest. The White House announced the trip, noting uncertainty about Mrs. Eisenhower accompanying him. The couple has a farm near Gettysburg and are now residents of New York.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Plane crash injures ten at Grenier Field
A military plane attempting takeoff at Grenier Field struck trees and an embankment after a hard landing in heavy snow. Ten passengers, including Palmer Payne of radio station WFEA, were hospitalized. Officials said the craft narrowly missed the terminal building during the incident involving Manchester radio newsmen bound for Ft. Knox, Kentucky.
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Two Nations Search For Society Couple
A two nation search for a Philadelphia Boston society couple unfolds with Mr. and Mrs. Waljeall and their guest Christopher Biddle Page of Philadelphia. Mrs. Page, formerly Dorothy Whitney, is tied to a social circle through Beacon Hill and Mexico travel plans. Reports mention a letter from Caer-Uehard M. Simpson and a const recipient, with tourism agency ties and a travel agency in Mexico City area.
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