Argentina arrests plotters in Peronista conspiracy sweep
Unofficial but reliable sources report Argentina’s provisional government under Don Pedro Aramburu has rounded up about 50 suspects in a wide plot to embarrass the regime. The effort, centered at La Plata with spread arrests, involves civilians tied to Perón’s former rule and some military and police. Reports say as many as 500 may have been detained as investigations continue.
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Tough winter ahead says Weather Man forecast
The Weather Man warns of heavy snow and cold air as fall ends and winter approaches. Expect freezing temperatures around 16 degrees tonight with additional flurries and more snow through midweek, signaling an above average snow outlook for the area.
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Ford ceant dramatizes private giving and welfare choice
The editorial page argues that citizens can shape private welfare programs, as stated by David Lawrence on today's Editorial Page. Regular features and sections are listed, with features including Amusements, Letters, Classifieds, Radio-TV, Comics, Women’s, Deaths, and Sports on pages 8, 2, 11-13, 1c, 14-15, 6, and 9-1 respectively. Today’s Pictures appear on page 15.
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UN adjourns as lottery plan to break deadlock fails
In a stalled United Nations Security Council election, delegates adjourned to Monday after the 34th ballot failed to produce a winner. Jose Maza presided as Yugoslavia and the Philippines were drawn by lot to propose a plan where the chosen country would serve a partial term before rotating the seat, amid protests from several delegations.
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Eisenhower to undergo extensive medical checkup at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower faced a thorough examination by Dr Paul Winch, a Boston heart specialist, and a team including Gen Howard Snyder and Col Thomas Mattingly. The tests aim to gauge whether increased activity has affected his recovery from the September heart attack and to assess fitness for his political future.
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Slayer Surrenders After 3 Years on the Run
A long hunt ends as a 20 year old, Pierson, surrenders to Syracuse police after allegedly killing his parents in 1935. The report links a planned five billion dollar foreign aid program for next year to a broader political debate, with details about alleged motives and police investigations. Senior administration officials suggest the aid package would surpass current levels, reflecting shifts in policy and law enforcement scrutiny.
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Dulles backs European nuclear energy pool push
Secretary of State Dulles pledged American support for aEuropean nuclear energy pool aimed at peaceful power production and potential export. He discussed a likely U S amendment to the Atomic Energy Act to permit pool exports but not to individual nations, amid talks with European leaders including West German Foreign Minister Von Brentano. He also met lawmakers and officials weighing a foreign aid request of about 2.8 billion dollars, while stressing tighter control to prevent diversion of nuclear material into weapons.
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Arabs press UN for Israel ouster after Syrian raid
Arab members urged the United Nations to expel Israel for a raid on Syrian positions near the Sea of Galilee that killed 43 Syrians. Syria and Israel traded threats as Maj Gen Burns prepared a full report, while Egypt and Russia denounced the attack and the United States warned against military action. United Nations diplomats weighed council action and possible sanctions.
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Ottawa Fire Fatal to 4 in West Ottawa
A fire destroyed a one story frame house on Ottawa's west side killing mother Florence Estenson, 24, and her three children Elizabeth 3 Brian 2 Ronald 2. Month old twins were hospitalized in critical condition. Arthur Estenson ran from the home crying as neighbors and a bystander aided survivors and attempted to enter the blaze.
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Nixon mispronounces reindeer in Whittier nursery visit
A Whittier College student teacher visiting Broad Oaks nursery school attempted to chant The Night Before Christmas but mispronounced Santa’s reindeer names as Donder Bhizen Prancer and Nixon. The gaffe sparked Democrat-leaning chatter in the house.
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Earthquakes Shake Imperial Valley Area in California
Sharp quakes struck the Imperial Valley near Brawley California from 7 43 p m to early today causing window and plaster damage in shops and theaters. Police evacuated a two block downtown section and street traffic was halted. Estimates of shocks varied including as many as 18, with lighter quakes following. Dr Charles F Richter and seismologist Fred Robinson offered technical notes on epicenter and frequency.
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Taz Bum Stops Man for Coffee Then Dates Offer
A streetwise bum corners a passerby, asks for 20 cents for coffee, and explains he needs a dime coffee, but he insists he has a date. The exchange shows a light, comic snapshot of urban life.
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Pick-and-Take Center Heist Nets $3400 In Stolen Cash
Richmond police report a streaky thief seized $3400 from beneath a checkout counter at a local pick-and-take food center yesterday. The incident occurred in Richmond Virginia as investigators review security footage and interview staff.
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Adlai Kefauver Enter Democratic Race Amid Eisenhower Health Watch
The Associated Press reports that Adlai E. Stevenson welcomed Kefauver in Chicago as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination in 1936. Eisenhower’s Gettysburg heart attack recovery is central, with Stevenson's praise and Kefauver’s vow to seek the nomination without attacking others. Page 2, Col. 1.
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Gifts from Christmas by Dr Ralph W Sockman
In six articles starting tomorrow in the Syracuse Herald American and continuing in the Herald Journal before Christmas, Dr Ralph W Sockman explains Christmas gifts of life graciousness love patience growth and peace in a welcome pause amid holiday rush.
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Government officials outline 2.7 billion foreign aid plan
Officials briefing days before a White House meeting said the administration agreed on about 2.7 billion dollars with most going to weapons and overseas shipments. They said Congress may tweak the request before formal submission as part of long term planning to sustain economic and military aid, with some funds replacing arms promised earlier and parts replacement to support allies.
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FBI Nabs Extortioner in Miami Case
Federal agents announced the arrest of Peter Kapoleon Williams Jr for attempting to extort 600000 from publisher John S. Knight by threatening his family. Williams was caught taking a dummy package placed behind houses after first claiming curiosity.
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Trapeze Act Tragedy Claims Local Girl
A year-old girl, Ada Lopez, hanged herself while attempting to imitate a trapeze act. Police say the girl and siblings had just watched the act on television before the incident. The body was found in a closet by her three-year-old sister Marian after the mother left briefly to pay a bill.
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