Alabama Governor in Weather Recon Flight Controversy
Alabama Governor James C. Folsom faces scrutiny over plans to use National Guard aircraft for a weather reconnaissance mission during the Gator Bowl week. Pentagon officials say an investigation into unauthorized Guard flights could broaden if Folsom proceeds. Federal memo warned against abuse of federally owned planes.
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Alabama Air National Guard
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Fla
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Jacksonville
Oshaals
Texas
Dothan
Birmingham
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Governor Target of Protest in Georgia Faces Ban Controversy
About 2,000 students and demonstrators clash with police near the Georgia governor's mansion over attempts to bar participation in the Sugar Bowl and to ban planes on official business. Tension rises as National Guard involvement is reported and lawmakers defend federal regulations amid accusations of bias and protest violence.
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Georgia Tech
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Marvin Griladjuram
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Pittsburgh
U Ny Cancels Trip With Reds and Dulles Visit Rumors
Burma dispatch reports U Nu canceled a planned meeting with Soviet leaders in Rangoon while Dulles denounced talks in Asia as aimed at fanning hatred between East and West. The Soviet group, including Bulganin and Khrushchev aides, stayed in Mandalay and Rangoon amid talks with U Nu on economic aid, with no definite conditions disclosed. Meanwhile in Atlanta, students protested at Georgia Tech, clashing with police and injuring an agent as a campus demonstration grew tense and chaotic.
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Eisenhower Likely To Run Again Says Martin
Gettysburg Pa reports GOP leader Martin predicts Eisenhower will run for a third term if fully recovered. He stresses the president’s essential role in world affairs and urges patience for clearance from physicians before any campaign statement. Also notes a possible Republican focus on budget balance and international stability.
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Benson PLEA prompts 2335 letters on farm issue
Washington UPI reported that President Benson received about 2335 letters in response to his farm policy appeal, with farmers businessmen and housewives sending support and criticism. Nearly 79 urged his resignation while many letters were crank and were to receive personal replies.
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Tenest
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Nahonal Grang
Cleveland
Chery Walter
Today Editorial Page Delivers Opinions and Features
A collage of editorial notes and reader letters outlines debates on state secretary actions. The page promotes Amusements, Editorials, Radio, TV, and Sports while previewing a collection of letters and humorous sketches. A Madison man offers a quirky Christmas gift idea, but police reject prepaying a parking ticket.
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Tian
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Fire Levels 101 Homes on Anami Oshima Island
A fierce fire driven by strong winds destroyed 3 houses in Naze the largest city on Anami Oshima island and left about 3,600 people homeless. Police estimated damage at 5.4 million dollars. Four blocks in the busy downtown area were burned. No deaths or injuries were reported.
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Kyushu
Pianist Walter Gieseking's Wife Killed in Wreck
In Stuttgart a bus crash last night killed Ana Maria Gresching wife of pianist Walter Gieseking and an American serviceman. Fifteen others injured including Gieseking who was hurt but doctors say injuries will not affect his playing. The serviceman’s home address was not released.
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Ins
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Gieseking
Ana Maria Gresching
Bryan Homer
Man 70 Struck on Erie Blvd. Syracuse Probe Underway
Stephen J. Nolan, 70, of 120 Temlerson Place Taunton, was struck by a car on Erie Boulevard and Salina Street early today. He died at Onondaga General Hospital. Police pursue witnesses as investigation continues. Sel. William Cole heads the probe with three patrolmen. Nolan, a retired plumber and stamfiler, lived in Syracuse area for years. survivors include son John Nolan and another son Peter Lavin. Funeral arrangements under Fue neal Home direction.
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Ineiede
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Scromten
Two Trains Hit Head-On in Pennsylvania Crash Kills Three
A head-on collision near Johnstown Pennsylvania at about 7 0 am left three dead among twelve crewmen aboard two freight trains a three unit freight and a diesel with 120 cars. Engineers Knepp and Dillager and fireman Vallella were named among the dead as hospital reports listed the injured.
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Sparkman Predicts 1956 Moderation in Democratic Policy
Senator John Sparkman declared Democrats would push moderation in foreign policy and domestic affairs in the 1956 campaign. He warned against perceived excesses by the administration and criticized wartime handling and party backing, while urging clear, steady leadership as the nation faces global tensions.
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Politicians Woo Merged Labor Force
The AFL CIO convened its first merged labor group as leaders from major parties seek labor unity. Eisenhower may address by phone from Gettysburg. Harriman and Stevenson poised to speak as campaigns eye labor support. Concluded on page 2.
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Pope to Address All Americans on NBC Broadcast
Vatican City reports Pope XIVI will deliver a special message to Americans 23rd anniversary of the Catholic Moor program. The NBC broadcast will be carried at 3:30 pm, marking the Pontiff's first radio talk addressed to all Americans.
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Hunting Warmth Finds It in Jail in Louisville
Louisville report: George Anderson, 27, a truck driver, was fined 30 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail for breach of peace after he admitted drinking and walked uninvited into St. M. Kessler's home seeking warmth during a house warming. Police noted the odd motive and local humor.
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Anderson
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Inseparable Sisters Die Within Hours of Each Other
In Aville Tennessee, Miss Mary Corcoran and her sister Miss Nellie died within minutes of each other after long illness. Nellie had planned to attend Catharine’s College in Bardstown Kentucky, while Mary remained at home. Mary died at 5 30 pm and Nellie at 6 00 pm, relatives said the sisters were inseparable in life and death.
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Catharines College
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Marx
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Rain and snow halt traffic after highway crash
Westbound traffic nine miles east of the Thruway was halted for about two hours after a tractor trailer carrying 1,700 cubic feet of hydrogen leaked. Troopers reported rain and snow, with temperatures rising to 42 today and falling to 32 tonight. Traffic was stopped to allow cylinder removal and safe clearance, with winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Paul A. Wiskin
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Cheektowaga
Asia
Mercury
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J. S. Manley
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Crash Kills Raton Youth in Canastota
Dennigan i Whatey 19 of Eaton died in a Canastota crash on Lie Clockt le-Peteroaro road when his car overturned into a concrete culvert after veering from the left lane. Passenger Donald E Smith 16, also of Eaton, was injured and remained at Long Memorial Hospital as officers investigated.
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