Heart Attacks Kill 2 Brothers
Two brothers died of heart attacks within hours of each other in Troy. Edward Nemil, 37, collapsed at home and Leo Nemil, 62, died shortly after, with a Roman Catholic priest summoned for last rites. Coroner Anthony E. Materal said Leo died of a heart attack and Edward had been under a physician’s care.
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Stricker
Les M. Nehill
Leo
Anthony E. Materal
Tensselaer
Edwardt
Apple Picker Plan At Michigan State University
Apple picking crews are organized into three groups to boost efficiency by five to ten percent. One team picks low fruit from the ground, a second group uses six to twelve foot ladders to reach mid tree height, and the tall ladder experts handle the high altitude picks.
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East Lansing
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Michigan State Universry Ax
Unil
Faure Ends Parliament Crisis in France Disbands Assembly
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure disbanded the National Assembly amid a controversial move that ends its challenge to his premiership. France moves to elections on New Year’s Day as opposition cries foul and the Council of State seeks a loophole to avert an unpopular vote.
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France
Faure
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Supreme Constitutional Coord
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Typhoon Patsy Near Iwo Jima
Typhoon Patsy nears Iwo Jima with high winds disrupting reports from Tokyo and weather centers. Officials consider funding to replace damaged flagpole and equipment for local offices. Plattsmouth chamber and post office seek approval for about 5275 dollars and related costs.
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Omaha
Growne Simon Jr
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Plattsmouth
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Tecullar
Tokso
Centeal Sud
Chamber of Commerce
Plainsmouth
Glfiez
Phil
Leedinratys
Wrights Engine Builder Destitute in Los Angeles
Charles E. Taylor, who built the airplane engine for the Wright brothers' first flights at Kitty Hawk, is hospitalized in Los Angeles County and described as destitute. He receives $800 yearly from a fund left by Orville Wright, with no other income, and faces possible placement in a hospital or orphanage if funds run out.
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Weight Brothers
Kitty Hawk N.C
Los Angeles County
Charles E. Taylor
Adi
Orville Wilet
Wilbur
Taylor
New Drive Front Page Talk on School Aid Policy
The NEA executive secretary Dr. William G. Carr said at a press conference the conference could yield three results including solving school bus and building needs, raising awareness of educational needs, and speeding passage of a proposed 400 million dollar annual federal aid program to distribute funds to distressed districts. Delegates backed broader federal aid for construction but opposed aid to private or parochial schools.
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Folsom
Fedral
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Asa Listaec
Room Delielt
Duspe
Peat
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Meden Ad
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Supreme Court
Khrushchev Alludes To Western Aid Critique At Paris
Khrushchev, speaking in Paris, criticizes Western aid distribution and asserts Russia’s frontier stance on colonialism. He cites Americans and French actions, mentions Comrade Vlasov, and notes a tense exchange with reporters while PremierBulgarin remains largely silent.
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Vlasov
Paris
Roger Pierard
Agence France Presse
Pau
Bulgarin
GM Styling Stirs Industry Battle Of Titans In 1955
General Motors Ford and organized labor clash over market tactics and dealer relations. Curtice cites aggressive practices, dealer terminations, and pressure sales as destabilizing. He notes GM dealers’ net profits rose sharply in early 1955, signaling heightened competition and cost pressures across the auto sector.
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Ford Motor Company
Tabor
Pertormane
Curtice
General Mollers
Fragmented wartime dispatch on Japan Russia East Asia and air dive
A scrambled wartime report describes Shigemitsu, Khrushchev, and others discussing postwar Asia, pacifist aims, and Soviet relations. It notes Japan's pledge to cooperate and pursue peace while tensions surface over Latvia Germany and East Europe. An unrelated divers’ rescue story follows mentioning Tallarico and a Navy dive incident.
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Middle Ae East
Nour Kael
Asia
Russia
Mila Amée
Joe
Viameramen
Shigemitsu
Japan
Coopera
Baatswains
Williantson
Alter Ince
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Williamsport
Hico
Tallarico
Fisher
Geneva
Prime Min
East Germany
Tchira Matoyama
Latvia
Eslit
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Iin
Pedgor
Eas
Germany
Khrueht
Ef Cher
Capitali
Japan Blasts Russia For Nuclear Tests
Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu condemned Russia s recent nuclear tests and aggressive strategy in a parliamentary session warning that international tensions are rising. The report notes increased strain amid alleged Russian weapon tests and growing concern over state actions.
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Tokyo
Russia
Sunday School Pride Follows Larry Schirmer’s Perfect Attendance
Larry Schirmer, son of Rev. and Mrs. Clents W. Schirmer of St Pauls Lutheran Church Farrell, Pa, will receive his 17th pin for perfect Sunday School attendance on Christmas Day, three weeks before his 15th birthday anniversary. He was taken to Sander School by his mother as a child and has since enjoyed steady attendance.
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