Respectful Opposition to Neutralism in Cold War
President Eisenhower signals a policy of respectful opposition to neutralism in the cold war. In a national address from Washington, he asserts the United States will demonstrate respect for differences while actively challenging those who abstain from choosing sides. The message, delivered during a public event, emphasizes U S resolve in the ideological struggle between freedom and communism.
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Washington CP
Eisenhower
Washington
Voice of America
India
Nehru
United States
Price on POW release to hinge on China talks
United Nations delegates expect Chou En Lai to demand concessions before freeing 11 American airmen. Peiping argues Americans run a nest of spies on Formosa and will only release the airmen after such activity ends. Hammarskjold travels to Peiping after Christmas to mediate.
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United Nations
Red China
Chou EnLai
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Chou
United States
Hammarskjold
China
Formosa
Hammarsjold
Weather Outlook Warns of Snow and Cold Snap
The Weather Man forecasts two to three inches of snow and colder temperatures tonight and tomorrow. A storm north of Syracuse will meet a southern disturbance, bringing stormy weather to upstaters with driving hazards as temperatures dip below freezing. Tonight’s low around 28 with flurries and northwest winds 15 to 20 mph tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Today’s Features and Page Guide
Regular features listed for today include Amusements Editorials Bridge Letters Classified Radio TV Comics Women Deaths Sports Page numbers 4 6 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16.
Christmas Mail Cancellations Surge At Syracuse Postoffice
The Syracuse postoffice reported 1,006,262 cancellations yesterday as the Christmas rush began. Superintendent J Runis Welsh said this marked the biggest daily mail business of the season and expected further million+ days through the weekend. Windows will stay open later to handle parcel post and stamps.
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Syracuse
Postoffice
J. Runis Welsh
Welsh
NATO Europe Defenses Approved Amid Nuclearuncertainty
Western ministers approved a new defense pattern for Western Europe endorsing atomic weapons as a counter to Soviet manpower. They stressed allied consultation but noted decisions may occur after communications fail. Spaak said vetoes may be irrelevant in a grave crisis.
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Paris
Belgium
United States
Paul - Henri Spaak
NATO
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Spaak
Britain
France
Five Grogan Children Buried After Walloomsac Fire
In Hoosick Falls five Grogan children aged 9, 5, 4, 3, and 1 were buried today after perishing in Thursday’s wall of flames at their home in Walloomsac. Services held at a local funeral home with burial planned for Grafton Center Cemetery near the NY Vermont border.
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Hoosick Falls
Waldo Grogan
Grafton Center
New York-Vermont
Grogan
Walloomsac
Sonja
Lois
Allen
Carol
Annamarie
Five Families Escape Camden Fire. Bedridden Grandmother Dies
A Camden double three story brick building burned as flames broke through Mrs. Walter Aussie’s bedroom wall. Five families fled. Nancy Aussie, 55, died of suffocation after directing rescue efforts for two grandchildren. Francis Ellinger, 10, alerted police. Linda Vrooman, 12, guided others to safety. Fire fought by four companies for four hours. no one else saved.
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Camden
Walter Aussie
Sylvan Beach
Taberg
Williamstown
Russie
Maurice Osgood
Maureen
Billy
Maynard Vrooman
Linda
Aussie
Radley
Will Harris
Limited Unit Form Proposal Earns Careful Support
Key lawmakers in Congress backed Eisenhower's reserve plan while trimming armed forces. They endorsed a draft exemption for 100000 youths yearly who volunteer for six months active training then 91 years reserve duty, with changes possible to the otherwise revived limited UMIT approach.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Committee for the Blind Holds Annual Tree Sale Tomorrow
The fifth annual tree sale by the Committee for the Blind will run from 8 AM until trees sell out at MacArthur Stadium adjacent to Hiawatha Boulevard. About 6,000 balsam spruce and pine trees from Rome and Tupper Lake will be sold to fund Lighthouse for Onondaga County services. Santa Claus arrives with eight reindeer, carols, and free parking Between the Regional Market and stadium traffic will be directed east on Hiawatha Boulevard by a police detail under Lt. John B. Harthan.
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MacaArthur
Rome
Tupper Lake
Onondaga Sonnd
Santa Claus
Grant Bdivd
Hiawatha
Grant Blvd
Vote Rebuffs French Chief in Indo China Budget Clash
Premier Pierre Mendes France faced a confidence vote after the National Assembly rebuffed his government on the Indo China budget. The 301-291 defeat and slim majorities on two other points weakened his position, delaying debate on German rearmament.
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Paris
Two ships collide in dense fog off Cape May no injuries
In the Delaware River channel 28 miles off Cape May New Jersey two ships collided in thick fog and rain at 8 02 AM The 10335 ton tanker Atlantic Cape Town and the 5985 ton United Fruit freighter Maya were empty of cargo a small fire aboard the tanker was quickly put out No injuries were reported The Atlantic Cape Town is operated by Atlantic Refining Co and the Maya by United Fruit Co
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Cape May
N. J
Delaware River
Atlantic
Tos Angeles
Esther Jeffries
Atlantic Refining Co
Fire on oil carrier No 4 and 5 tanks fought by crew and Coast Guard
The Coast Guard reported no loss of life or serious injuries after a fire broke out in the No 4 and 5 port tanks of the oil carrier Maya. The vessel, captained by James Sherr and chartered to United Fruit, was near Baltimore en route to Panama with a cargo and a hole on its side was noted amid rough seas.
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Philadelphia
Charlotte
N. C
Cape May
Coast Guard
Maya
James Sherr
Yonkers
Larrying
United Fruit Co
New York
Baltimore
Panama
Havana
Friday, 28, Joins Milwaukee Policeman Eligibility List
Joseph E. Friday passed the examination to become a policeman. He was placed on the eligibility list yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Joseph E. Friday
Ma'm
Parkway Syracusan Dies in Head On Crash
Scripa 32 of 229 Lilac Street died when his car struck a concrete bridge abutment on Onondaga Parkway near New York Central Railroad overpass. He was pronounced dead at the scene about 7 P.M. by Coroner Dr. Harry Gilmore. The car, owned by his brother in law Carl Donvito, left the road after a curve misjudgment. He was a WWII veteran and former Emerson Grill worker. Burial at Assumption Cemetery after services at Our Lady of Pompei Church.
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Onondaga Parkway
Flore S. Scripa
Lilac St
Scripa
Harry L. Gilmore
Seripai
New York Central
Henry Coughlin
Albert Nicoletti
Carl Donvito
Emerson Grill
James
Rosaria Garofalo Scripa
Joseph
Louis
Frank
Michael
Dominick
Donvito
Samuel Voci
Angelo Farrell
Michael Geswaldo
Michael Bandablu
Joseph Farone
Sheppard murder trial deadlocked as jury reopens deliberations
The jury of seven men and five women reconvened at 9 03 A M on the second day of deliberations in Dr Samuel Sheppard's trial for the murder of his pregnant wife Marilyn The foreman signaled readiness to verdict after a false alarm and the defense warned of an appeal if a guilty verdict is reached The case hinges on whether Sheppard is guilty or innocent and if guilty the degree of guilt with first degree carrying possible death by electric chair Concluded on page 2 column 2.
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Spaak
United States
Vatican City
Poper
Pius XII
Alfred M. Gruenther
Cleveland
Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopath
Marilyn
Criminal Courts
Dr. Sheppard
Baliff
William J. Corrigan
Local desire for dam built cheaper than government
George Finger, speaking in Borger, Texas, argued that local interests could construct a dam more cheaply than the federal government. He criticized federal plans and claimed the government would waste money on bronze plaques valued at about one million dollars.
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Borger
Tex
George Finger
Weather Bureau issues snow bulletin for motorists and sleds
The Chicago Weather Bureau releases a special bulletin detailing snow depths for drivers skiers and children with sleds as part of its service to the public.
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Chicago
Chicago Weather Bureau
Does Your Girlfriend Talk Much All the Time
A light Chicago humor item features a joke about a girlfriend who does not speak much yet talks constantly, delivering a quick quip about conversation dynamics.
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James C. Bird
Beatrice Orenstein
Luella Williams
Eddie Francis
Willan (. Lamb
Anne W. Foote
Berke
By John M. Hightower
Pope
NATO— Europe
VR Baiucns
Riches Galeazzi- Lisi
Paul Niehans
L'Osservatore Romano
Mrs. Emily Tuck
Francis Ellinger
Linger
Diane
Gregory
Leona Hubbach
Francis
By Jack Bell
Lighthouse Nursery School
Syracuse University
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