Snow Keeps Syracuse in Grip With Stinging Cold
New snowfall pushes Syracuse to eight inches with 16 inches across Central New York after overnight and morning flurries. Weather Man Andrew Keller predicts three more inches today and tonight and the coldest temperatures of the season, with a low around zero. City streets remain slick during the morning rush.
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Philippines Lead in U N Security Seat Deadlock Vote
The U N Assembly failed in five ballots to resolve the Philippine Yugoslavia Security Council seat deadlock. President Jose Maza suspended balloting to seek a deal among delegates and resume at 2 3 p m. Options include withdrawing Yugoslavia or the Philippines or selecting a dark horse candidate. Philippines delegate Carlos Romulo stated the majority’s will favors the Philippines.
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Eisenhowers Back Blind Neighbors Help Struck Rug Business
Gettysburg story highlights Betty and Bob Johnson, blind neighbors aided by President Eisenhower after their rug weaving venture boomed from orders and goodwill. Ike publicized their plight, Mrs. Eisenhower bought rugs, and nationwide orders surged, with the couple planning longer shifts to meet Christmas demand while keeping Christmas Day off.
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Bus Driver Breaks Rules to Save Passenger
Chicago report credits 26 year old Robert Boeckh for breaking company rules and making an illegal turn to rush a stricken passenger, Walter Hamann, to Passavant Hospital during rush hour. Hamann, 63, suffered angina but regained consciousness after arrival. Dr. Carl Herron said the driver may have saved his life.
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U S Ambassador Lauds Gaitskell Victory in Britain
U S Ambassador Aldrich said Hugh Gaitskell’s election as British Labor Party leader is a splendid thing. He noted Eisenhower’s enormous popularity in England and suggested the president might run again. Aldrich and Mrs. Aldrich arrived in New York to spend Christmas.
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NATO ministers seek unity on global fronts in Paris talks
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers met in Paris for a three hour session to coordinate strategy on hot spots worldwide. Dulles warned of two new fronts in the cold war in the Middle East and Southern Asia. Portugal pressed Goa dispute with India while Spain’s possible NATO entry drew hope. Discussions touched on economic cooperation and potential Article 4 consultations in case of attacks.
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Prince Rainier arrives in U S for two month visit
Prince Rainier III of Monaco sails into New York aboard the United States and says he is not rushing to wed. The 32 year old ruler, described as tall and bronzed, notes Monaco could join France if succession fails, and jokes the ideal wife must have many qualities, while his chaplain in Wilmington calls him a good, fine boy.
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Police Warned About Police Vehicle Safety
Providence police under orders from Chief John A. Murphy to curb unnecessary speed and reckless operation. He cites 37 accidents involving police vehicles since last July.
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Tipsy Driver Fined $100
William A. Slawoniewski, 28, of 708 Oak St pleaded guilty in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated. Judge Truman H. Preston fined him $100 and suspended a 30 day penitentiary term. Slawoniewski’s license was revoked.
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Kefauver Confirms Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
Senator Kefauver announced he will enter multiple state presidential primaries despite funding limits, aiming to offer the Democratic party a genuine choice. He plans a vigorous campaign and intends to enter California, Minnesota, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Florida primaries, with Stevenson already set in several. He may name Joseph F. Donahue as campaign manager and seeks Tennessee support, acknowledging his own state’s mixed feelings about his bid.
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Widow of Caruso dies at 62 in Baltimore
Dorothy Caruso, widow of tenor Enrico Caruso, died at Union Memorial Hospital at age 62 from cancer. She married Caruso in 1915, later divorced, and spent years writing a Caruso biography and recipes. Reports from Damascus and Tel Aviv about Syrian Israeli clashes remained unconfirmed by late today.
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Corky Kelly Earns Eagle Scout In Concordville Ceremony
Gi Concordville Pa. a red haired boy Colin P Kelly III son of World War II hero received his Eagle Scout award in a church hall before neighbors and friends. The 15 year old earned 21 merit badges after nearly four years of community and camping work, a feat achieved by about two scouts in every hundred. Concluded on Page 9 Col 4.
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Parrot gets credit in jesting note on evolution
A lighthearted line claims it is unfair to say man descended from the ape without acknowledging the parrot. The quip playfully credits birds in the chain of evolution, reflecting a humorous take in today’s chortle features.
Locksmith Frees Prisoner After Keyhole Stunt
In Cincinnati a 79 year old man Garrett Arowood was arrested on reckless driving charges. Police found a pomey in the jail door keyhole causing the door to fail open. a locksmith was required. He was fined $50 on the traffic charge and Judge John W. Keefe fined him $20 plus costs for malicious destruction of public property.
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Marines Rescue 22 Koreans Off Chimoggi Gap
Three U S Marines aided a South Korean patrol boat that ran aground during 30 mph winds off Korea's southeast coast. Pfc Alton R Adams and Cpl Robert L Patton pumped water and ferried crew to safety aboard a derrick ship via helicopter lifts. Lt Robert S Patton conducted multiple rescue flights, completing eight trips in 90 minutes.
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Judge Admits Altering Sex Case Sentence
Police Court Judge P Leo Dorsey defended altering a 120 day sentence for Anthony Romano saying it was normal procedure after he lowered the record to 20 days and later to 29 days on the docket. He explained the change followed consideration of the defendant's wife and children.
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Lupescu Receives Second Face Lift in Lisbon
Elena Lupescu widow of Romania's King Carol, underwent a second face lifting by Dr. I Daniel Shorell in Lisbon on December 12. Shorell plans further surgeries in Genoa and Zurich after returning to Lisbon to monitor recovery. Lupescu, living in Estoril since Carol's death in 1953, is 68 years old.
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Beard Sentenced for Roof Copper Theft
Charles Edward Beard received 360 days in jail on Thursday for stealing copper roofing from a new 22000 dollar building and selling the sheets to a local junk dealer. Judge Armand W. Scott handed down the sentence after Beard ripped copper roofing from the structure.
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Atami Hotel Dolphin Upheaval Provokes Navy Suit
In Atami Japan operator Fu jiro Suzuki reports repeated U S Navy dives into his hotel and aquarium with damage to the front door, furniture, and his prized dolphin after about 30 American sailors disrupted the premises. Police documented wreckage as Navy inquiry begins. Sailors targeted by laughter and rowdy behavior, while the police photo the scene. The A Sahi newspaper lists destroyer escorts Nos 412 and 414 the Walter C Wann and Le Ray Wilson anchored in Atami Bay.
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